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' '~ : r 41srlitLIGENCE; COURT Or CHANCERY, JANUARY sB. . • . • NORD STEWART : a CASE. 'The SOLICITOR - GENERAL said he was instructed to request that Mrs. Taylor, the. testamentary guar dian, would state whether she intended to persist in her appeal to the House of Lords? as if she did not, Fe would move that that part of the order which re strained the marriage of Lady Etnily Vane Tempest with Lord Stewart should be discharged. The judg ment of the Court was delivered so early as July last, 'and surely since that ihere had been time for pre-, paring any papers, .and Mile 'time must occur before the case coull be beard n:the House of Lords. . Mr. ABERCROMBY; ler Airs. Taylor, saw no mean ing whatever in making such an application as the present. ' Sir ARTHUR PinGorr said it had been thought proper to make it, as the appeal must be lodged within fourteen days after the meeting of Parliament, and these fourteen days would soon expire. He trusted no unnecessary delay would take place. Mr. HORNE followed on the same side. Mr; HART, for the Countess of Antrim, said her Ladyship sincerely wished that the appeal should not' be unnecessarily suspended. ABERCROMBY still was not satisfied with the tel,of.s assigned for making such an application. No doubt Mrs. Taylor would persevere in the appeal, and she stood exactly in the same situation as other appellants did, and had no desire whatever to throw any delay in the way. The LORD CHANCELLOR observed, that the order of the House of Lords was for every Petition of Ap peal being presented within fourteen days; but their Lordships would nevertheless extend that period on a proper cause being shewn to them for so doing. He felt he had no right to ask any appellants from this Court any question as to their persevering or not in their appeals, and in this case he would not do it. In cases of long Petitions, such as came from Scot land or Ireland, longer than fourteen days was gran ted by the House of Lords, Application dismissed, but without costs, as his Lordship would not interfere. COURT OF KING'S BENCII, JANUARY 25. TUE LATE WESTMINSTER ELECTION. MORRIS V. HUNT. Mr. PRINSEPP moved for a rule to spew cause why the judgment obtained in this case against the Defendant should not be set aside. He grounded his motion upon the affidavits of Mr. William Bryant and his clerk, which stated that this was an action brought by Mr. Arthur Morris, High Bailiff of West- 1 minster, against Henry Hunt, Esq. to recover £936 9s. 11d. being Mr: Hunt's share of the expenses of the late election for Westminster; and that judgment had been obtained against the Defendant, upon the pretence that he hal neglected to plead. The affida vit then went on to state, that the demand n*ade by he Plaintiff was of so general a nature, that the Defendant had felt it necessary to require that he should be furnished with the particulars; and in consequence he obtained the extension of the time for putting in his plea for ten days, which' expired on the 17th January. A bill of particulars was in conse quence sent to Deponent, but it did not reach* his hands. until the .17th inst. although dated the The 17th being Sunday, he was of course entitled to the whole of the 18th for putting in the Defendant's plea ; but finding that the particulars delivered were still unsatisfactory and requirin,F explanation,' espe cially on one item of a catpenter s bill, charged 5221. and in three other items of 5901. each for money ex pended, without statin for what, he took out a fresh summons for further ume ; and requiring the Plain tiff to be more explicit in his demand. Deponent un dertook to do this, in consequence of Mr. Hunt being absent from London, and his ignorance of the place in which he then was. On the morning of the 19th, D.tponent's Clerk served Messrs. Trower and Smed ley, the Plaintiff's Attornies, with this fresh sum mons; but they neglected to attend it. He repeated it, and, at length, they thought proper to appear be fore. the Judge, and stated that they had regularly entered up judgment on the 18th. Upon this state ment the Learned Judge of course refused to hear the fresh summons, and the judgment remained in force. It was all along Mr. Hunt's intention to plead and to defend the action ; but it was necessary, in the first instance, that he should be provided with the correct materials upon which that plea was to be entered. His papers were before a Special Pleader, ar.d, independent of the items of the demand itself, it was his wish to have disputed the principle upon which the High Baili ff had thought proper to charge him with one-third of the expenses of the Election, when he.was only one of six Candidates who had ap peared upon the hustings. These facts were corro borated by the affidavit of Mr. Bryant's Clerk. The Court granted the rule to 'show cause. It is a four-day rule, and cause will, in all probability,, be strewn against it during the present week. Mr. Hunt is to attend in person upon that occasion. Miss O:IIEiLL, in refutation of the report of her having refused to perfoim in any Play in which a part is assigned to Miss SommtviLLl.:, has published the letter which she sent to Mr. IlAnxis, begging that he would consent to her not performing the pats of Mary Stuart, in which her sole motive for declin irtg lite character is thus stated :—" I have again read it with the, greatest attention ; and wish, if pos sible, to accept it; but I find that it is.out of my power to make a single.tili:ct in it. •With this ,im presr.ion, you will not, I trust, -MAY .futther press it upon me." She also asserts, that she neyerha4tltasit objection to appear with any, performer in thefhea , . ire, and that she had never many instance presumed to interfere in the east of Pieces, Miss SostaatviLLE has pithlioly. contradicted 'the report of her having resigned her Articles with the Manager of Covent Garden :Matte. Captain Boss was offered the command.of the Es pedition now fitting, out to renew the: pursuit.fOr the discovery of the North-West: Passage, eitieity isith a view to explore Cumberland Bound-,..hut th e gallant Of was obliged to deelineit, .ititv account of his eye-sight, which has . been much : gfrectedp— Captain Ros s's Narrative of the t:spiditionwill spee dily be before the Public, when it will be seen *hat orders lie liad to obey, and wipt grotiks:his had. fkir Lis belief that it Was not thmugh Lancaster Bay that the I. l hc c ,l passage, if it o.zists at all, could be found. Tii6.ll LAST NIOII7I GAZETTL The Ciasette•eentalns Addresseisol Ceitdolow to the Nix . cs RINOENT On the death ..f her late•Matarrv, from the following Patine 'Bodies :—The Nobility, rlergy, Gentlemen, and Free holders of the County of Tipiporary ; the President and Coun cil, and the rest of the Acidemicians and Asseeiates of the Royal Academy ; the Bishop, Dean and Chapter, Archdea cons, and Parochial Clergy of the Diocese of Chichester; the I Arehtleacons, and Clergy, of the Diocese of Durham; the Gentry, Clergy, And Freeholders of the County of Rad nor; tha Nobility, 'Gentry, Clergy, and Freeholders of the County of Bedford; the Nobility, Clergy, Gentry, and Free holders of the County of Devon ; the Nobility, Clergy, Gen try, and Freeholders of the County of Warwick ; the Gentle men, Clergy, and Freeholders of the County of Glamorgan; the Freeholders, Justices of the Peace, and Commissioners of Supply of the County of Ross; the Freeholders, Justices of the Peace, and Commissioners of Supply of the County of Argyle; the Provost, Magistrates, and Town Council of the Royal Burgh of TaM ; the Magistrates and Town • Council of the Burgh of Inverary ; the Mayor, Deputy. Recorder, Town Clerk, C or.tnon Council, Burgesses, and Inhabitants of the County of the Borough of Carmarthen ; the Gentlemen, Clergy, a;:d Freeholders of the County of Merioneth; the Mayor, Al detmen, Burgesses, and Inhabitants of the Town and Liberties of Shrewsbury ; the Grand Office Bearers, and Members Of the Supreme Grand Chapter of Royal Arch Freemasons of Scotland; the Mayor, High .Steward, Recorder, Aldermen, Assistants, Common Council, Clergy, Gentry, and Inhabitants of the Borough of Colchester. The Gazette also contains a notice of the issue of 'Writs for the Election of a Temporal Peer far Ireland, in the room of Thoma;, Viscount Northland, deceased. BANKRUPTS Richard Andrews, Bristol, baker, to surrender Feb. 2, 7, and March 9, at one, at the Commercial Rooms, Bristol. At tornies, Messrs. Poole and Greenfield, Gray's Dm-square, London ; or Mr. Carey, Broad-street, Bristol. William Hulme, Leek,. Staffordshire, grocer, Feb. 4,5, and 1%1-veil 9, at eleven, at the George Inn, Leek. Attornies, Messrs. Dewbery and Haslewood, Conduit-street, London; cr Messri". Killmister and Cliallhtor, Leek. Anthony Russell, Tewkesbury, linen-draper, Feb. 2,1, and March 9, at eleven, at the hop lon, Worcester. At totties, Mr. Gua m,e Worcester; CI Messrs. Cardale and Young, Gray's Inn, London. George llarman, Norwich, manufactlrer, Feb. 6,8, and March 9, at four, at the Castle Inn, St. Peter of Bancroft. Actor hies, Mr. Nelson, Barnard's Inn, Holborn; or Messrs. Tay lor and lisle. Norwich. Stephenson BrOcklebank, late of Liverpool, merchant, Feb. 82, 23, and March 9, at one, at the George Inn, Dale.etreet, Liverpool. Attornies, Messrs. Taylor and Roscoe, King's Bench Walks, Temple, London; or Mr. Lowndes, Castle street, Liverpool. . Edward Cole, Shrewsbury, hop-merchant, Feb. 9,10, wet March 9, at eleven, at the Raven Inn, Shrewsbuty.. Acter.l nies, Mr. Felgerley, Shrewsbury; or Mr. GrWths, South-, ampton-buildings, Chancery-lane, London. obu Force, Walcot, Somersetshire, dealer and allareanollrab. 8,9, and March 9, at eleven, at the Full Moan Joy. Old Bridge, Bath. Attornies 'Mr. Highmoor, Seott's-yard„ Lou don ; or Mr. Hodgson, Bath. - Cleveland Salter, jun. Portsea, baker, Feb. 9, 12, and Maki' 9, at twelve, at the Crown Inn, Gosport. Attorika, Mr. Compigne, Gosport • or Messrs. Sweet, Stokes, end • Carr,' Basinghall-street, L ondon. Mark Noble, Lancaster, chemist and druggist, Feb. le, 19, and March 9, at eleven, at the King's Arms, Lancaster. At. tornies, Mr. Hadwen, Lancaster; or Messrs. Alexander and Helm New Inn, London. Nicholas haptist Aubert, Lloyd's Coffee-house, insurance -broker, Feb. 2, at twelve, 13, at one, and March 9, at twelve, at Guildhall Attornies, Messrs. Reardon and Davis, Coriset. John court, Gracechurch.street. Edward Jones, Great Sutton-street, Clerkenwell, coal-incr. &ant, Feb. 9, at twelve, 13, at one, and March 9, at twelve, at. Guildhall Attorney, Mr. Castle, Cursitor-street. John Bidden, Bristol, liquor merchant, Feb. 2,9, and March 9. at one, at the Commercial Rooms, Bristol. Attoruies, Mr. Edm onds,: Exchequer Office of Pleas, Lincoln's Inn. London; or hlr. Russell, Brion!. William Taylor, jun. Liverpool, merchant, Feb. 16, 17, and March 9, at one. at the George Inn, LlverpooL Anoraks, Messrs, Hurd, Johnson, and Chester, King's Bench Walks, Temple, London. DIVIDENDS to be made at GUILDHALL. Feb. 29, J. Machin and J. Burton, Great Guildford-street, !lunar, engineers, at twelve. March 6, C. Osbourne, Billiter square, merchant, at ele/fen. Feb. 20, T. Sisley, Isle of Thanet, mordant, at tea. Feb. 2, B. Fletcher, Deptford, linen-draper, at one. Feb. 16, R. M'Brair, Fen -court, broker, at one. Feb. 16, A. Greaves. Queen-street, Cheapside, merchant, at one.— Feb. 16,1 Sparkes and A. Colei, of Portland -street, coachma kers, at one. Feb. 20, N. Le Cheinlnant and J. van den Kerckm bees, London, mordants, at eleven. DIVIDENDS to be made in the COUNTRY. Peb.lB, T. it. and J. Bo&11, Nottingham, has-manufacturers, at eleven, at the Flying Horse, Nottingham. Feb. 19, Edward O'Neill, Liverpool, cooper, at one, at Avisoa and ruler's Office, Hanover-street, Liverpool. CERTIFICATES--Passuear 16. E. Bmband, Manchester, dealer. P. Martin s Oaford-street, bookseller. T. Herbert ' ry . Hanwaretreet, haberdasher. Ma Cotteiell, widow, and S. Cotterell, High Holborn, paper-han gers. T. and J. Dawson, Reeds, Yorkshire s drapers. T. Ides, Collier's Rent, fellmonger. R. Norton the younger, Charlotte street, Rathbone-place, paper-hanger. J. Woodroffe, Commer. ciAl-road, farnitere-broker. DISSOLUTIONS OF PARTNERSHIPS. Brown and Shaw, Battersea, market-gardasten. Flamer jun. and Dunn, Wotton Underedge, brass-founders. Cross and La tham, Manchester, bread-bakers. Atherton and Coppell, chair makers, Liverpool. Beasey and Beardsworth. Blackburn, cotton manutiaturers. Ilcbdin ' Browne, and Son, Leeds, woollen cloth merchants. Witte and Son, sugar-refiners, Well-street. Cook and Mott, Gray's Inn Passage, llnendrapers. Syme and White, Fenchurch-buildings, merchants. Smith and Greenhalgh, Not tingham, lace-manufactures. Vale, Carr, and Rotherham., Co- Bark- Yentry, De;anneinl and Griffith, ing, surgeons. Cragg and.Bateson, Weston, potters. and v. Arian, Adanes-court, insurance-broken. Wm, and E. Rhodes, wine merchants, Huddersfield. Nairn and Thompson, Athwick, milliners. Addington and Conquest, Bishopsgate-otreet, apothe caries. E. and R. Edwards, Pleewitreet, batters. DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE-MONEY. The Urgent, for the Maria Kt. Celia, Bagatellan, Ilaabet An ker, Forende Wenskab, and linigbeten, the 28th instant, at Noe 9, New Broad -street, and recalled there every Wednesday 61nd Thursday for three months, • Mumma.—Tuesday sennight Wilkens proms, a wateb-maker of Coventry, was fully committed to jail, charged with causing the death of Ms infant child, by throwing a quantity of scalding water over it, during a domestic quarrel with the mother. Ataraosouou-arrairr —A young weinen.was charged at this 144 ca, yesterday, with throwing bee infant child out of the win. dow. cif,a hickney-coach. The accused, it appeared, bad ben, ig • fortnight ia the service of a Lady 'of fortune in Szymour.street, but she consPisitied of being unwell en Stinday, and she left on ' Moash;rin a hackney coach, desiring the coachnuatto drive ha to No. blew -street, *Sloane-street. •As the coachm an was I ciziv,lng dpwn Park -street, with his head down, to avoid the Wind and rain, two persons ran aftet the coach, an d i n f orme d him - ilia; a 'Child had been'thrown oat at the window ; but he paid no attention to them, and dramas- The child, which was ;puttlerti, a female, was alivetand levee taken to St. George's; coachtnan 'drain on W New-street, but chore i being tio person in the houseinit ton children, and dr.ding the lic,useil 'in a Most dtplOrible date, he drove her back. to tke Lima wheroolte Inidankin. her up; 'but Mt at weal-anted ad mittance, that:men= tof the family nuttempanied the barJaneym coauliman to.this Mee. The un(ortsinate wonma. appeared irk a ilivadfal state, unable to answer Orr jaNtlaa r and, she wee. ecimSyed to the 'Bt. lames's hernia+ bbt aho row remains la Chwourablaway. The liecknelkandleatuirivie Inhee had caw tad" at -twelve o'clock od.bliondiyidghtt-but tbastinsounststices •Uf the ewe being. made• known, he was released yesterday. The child, according to the testimony of ski 111spital.Stugcon, was ade or seven•monthe child , alid'irtfaa placed at the breast of a healthy woman, but died at three o'clouk yesterday morning. A Corouer's Inquest will be held of coarse. -ZONDON MARKETS, JANUARY 26 (TorYos.—"There was A considerable demand last week for Cotton, for export chiefly : the purchases exceed: 2400 packages ; for shipping, 300 Pernam buco 22id. to 23d. and 960 Bengals 7td. to 71td. a small parcel realized Md. the other Purchases were 900 Surats for home use, 10.1. to 11 id. in the house ; 16 fine Bourbon 2s. 6.1. 60 Madras 10d. and 63 Ben gals 60. The Bengal Cottons mentioned were ..;old Ben gals to id. per pcund - lower than the average prices of the last East India sale. COFFEE.—There was a public sale brought for ward this forenoon, it consisted of 179 casks and 48 bags Coffee, Demerara and Berbice descriptions, chiefly middling and good middling ; the sale went ' off very heavily, about 4S. per cwt. under the last prices realized by public sale, and about mss. lows• than the previo& prices by private contract. SUGAR.—There was little business done in Mus covades by private contract this forenoon ; as the purchasers waited the es'ent of the public sale adver tised ; a few boards of good Sugars were however! sold at the previous prices, and the general opinion appeared favourable for Sugars, particularly on ac count of the very short stock at Liverpool and the ou:ports, which it was expected would greatly in crease the demand for Sugars from the trade in Loa don. The result of the public sales tc•da; is, that the good and fine Sugars sold fully as high as the previous market prices, the inferior browns we.e heavy, and fully Is. lower. There was a considerable revival in the demand for refined go +, the request was particularly directed to the inferior descriptions ; Lumps were in demand at an advance of Is. to 2s. several considerable parcels of Loaves were taken out of the market, and generally there was an appear ance of a reviving trade. Molasses were heavy, and rather lower. Rim—The news from Jamaica respecting the hurricane and the opening of the ports of the island by the Governor for the free importation of every description of provisions, had a favourable effect upon Rice ; it is calculated that above 5000 bags East India were in consequence purchased ; the prices were Is. to 2s. higher. The prices and the de mand have since given way. This forenoon '2lOO bag's East India Rice were brought forward by pub lie sale, the whole of which was taken in ; several offers were however made very nearly at the prices at which they were withdrawn ; fine Rice, similar to Patna, was taken in at 245. ordinary white Bengal, dusty, 20s: 6d. and 18s. Oits.—The prices of Oil continue to decline ; Greenland may be stated at a further depression of £1 to £ 4 2. Southern has declined considerably. NAVAL STOREIL—There have been very conside rable arrivals of Rough Turpentine, the prices in consequence have declined ; the last considerable parcel disposed of realized 15s. 6d. Spirits are lower. Stockholm Tar may be stated a shade lower. In Pitch and Rosin no alteration, Lust' Paovrstoss.—There is little doing in Beef and Pork, and no variation in the prices can be stated. A general opinion was entertained that the extensive public sales of Butter advertised for last week would depress the prices ; the result has how ever been rather favourable, and, as the greater pro portion of the supplies have been shipped eagerly some time ago, on account of the high prices of Lon don, it is expected the imports will now be rather li mited ; the holders are anticipating an advance, but there is, however, little or no business doing by pri vate contract. Falnr.—The demand for Fruit continues limited, the late prices are with difficulty obtained. Svicas.—The prices have little varied, Pepper is in improving demand. MAW, FLAX, AND TALLOW.—The prices of Tal low have little varied, the market remains heavy, and little business doing, notwithstanding the great de pressiog that has taken place. Hemp 'may be consi ,derea about oue pound per ton lower, there is, how ever, more doing, and the purchases for next season, about £34, arc reported to be very considerable.— There is little doing in flax, the prices are a shade lower. The letters from Sr. Petersburgh state the Exchange at 121 d. The weather is uncommonly mild for the season. Miss, BRANDY, AND IrOLLANDS.---GOVeMMelit contracted last week for .50,000 gallons Rum more .than• advertised for ; the whole was taken at 2s. llid. The demand this forenoon has been brisk and exten sive ; the contractors were purchasing, and there was also considerable orders for shipping ; the market may be stated fnlli•1 d. per gallon higher for Lee wards, and 2d. per gallon advance paid on low Ja maica Rumi. In Brandy or Geneva no variation. LIVERPOOL, JANUARY 23.—There has not been quite •400 hhds. British Plantation Sugar brought forward this weekby auction ; the good scales conti nuing in demand, they as well as the strong working descriptions, went off briskly at an advance of ls. to 2s. per cwt. on last week's prices, whilst the brown qualities remain neglected ; the sales by private con tract amount to about 100 lihds. Molasses and Fo reign Sugars continue dull. There is little inquiry for crushed Sugars, and some purchases have been made of good quality at 645. to 655. per cwt. for the Mediterranean markets.--The Coffee market remains very flat ; but the holders generally are pretty firm ; there are, however, no.bnyers of Foreign at some shillings below the present prices ; whilst the prices of Plantation Coffee are in some measure supported by the demand for home consumption, the stock of', this description being comparatively small. Nothing dcne in Cocoa, Piniento, or Ginger. The Rum inkr ket remains without alteration,' the demand limited. —The whole of the week Cottons have been exceed ' inoly heavy; the new Boweds have been comi n on • the market in quantity, and as the-buyers have 'held off in expectation ola decline, plias of this descrip tion have given way Id. per pound ; good' fair, new Baiteds .may be bonght at 17d. • per pound ; other kinds are alto*fully d. lower. The sale of Bengals yesterday was very dull, only .two lots were sold at 'rid. and 7fd. pet pound for fair quality. The sales the Week , are-973 Bowedi st . /7d. to .1 Std. for fair.to good fair in the early pert-of the week ; and TN: fur folid fair in the. latteriiatt ;.tsfew 'prime at 'l9cL*l-50 toile* at NO. te.l'l,,C for inferior to fair, ISd: to 'Tstd: Pet'ebd fair; mod *few prime at N A L and 20d. 90 !ica Islands at 2s. 90. to Bs..in .cluding sonic good rtaii.cti at 2s.- 600 Pernams . at :aid, to 22i d. Lio '.i.araidiatus at Ma to :WV:. 3(.10 lahias at 1.9 d. to 21.3 d. 190 Pans at 40 Demeiliai 'it 2'o,lrto'2:d. 'co Cc... 2JO Carthagenas at . l' sd. to 15:11 360 to tild. 200 Stirats at 9d. to I2;d. to good, and. 19,11. for very good Tootn, together 2650 bags. The imports hm balet, of which one-half are East CI.ISCOW niumzrs, J.INVAP Cerrog.—The &Iles of the week amount to sold at the collowing pi icx3 Sea Wend, 71, at do. 5, at 2s. 9.1-13mveds,1:8, at to 19:d at lad.-1).), inferior, 20, at iCiii.—Pcrnarnbliti• Demerara and Berbice, 119, at sOd. to Is?:do— tts. 2d.—lkni s al74, at 84, We sincerely hope, for thJ sale of hl the following paragraph k altogether uni Patron of a eettain Borough in this Ct:t7 - satisfied with his tenants, and having of them of their houses, has at 'last resort dreadful measure of turning the pay.rtn in number, from four months to 85 yeari of the poor-house, under the pretence th to be taken down; and these wretched ing 06 place cd refuge are necessarily e:., inclemency of 01^ the turnpike-re. the house is now their only abode, wht made fires under the Isall! This mean ted (the and overseers having ha wed with netkes to crtit, vjectntlnts, Sec.) nishroent on r')? wretched inhablfants house, but on the inhab7tants of the bore nosing him at the Lao election."—EaM hens Gaset, e. BIRTHS. Jaa.ll, at Culcablek House, the Lady of Capt. Jan. 7, at Ardersi.r, the Lady of Ma j or Na-4 7Sth Regiment, of a son. MARRIM. On Thursday last, the 41st instant, at :he Pal Knaresborough, Yorkshire, Thomas rarddl, near Lincoln, to Emma Clara .%nr.e Meyrick, orn the late William Meyrick, Esq. of Tregayan, in Anglesca. At Edinburgh, on the list instant, Lieutenant t 4..:d Regiment, to Mary, eldest daughter of Calm 94th Reginent. DIED. In Capel-street, Dublin, Peter Fitzpatrick, Esq. Jan. IG, at Dundee, Mis. Elizabeth wi J. Lawson. Jan. 13, at Duchlingszon Manse, Mary Helen, your ter of the Rev. John Thomson. ' Jan. 1.1, at Nei:stun, near Glasgow, Mr. Allan of Divinity, fourth son of John Craig, Esq. of April 28, at Sunarang, island o: Java, of the Lieutenant Frederick Ferret, of the ad Aegiment vahy L Bengal Establishment. May 8, at Ceylon, of the island fever, is his 27; taro John Gore Langton, 19th Regiment of Foot, Colonel Gore - Langton, M.P. COURSE OP Arnitc-d am ll 7 C.F. Ditto at sight 11 4 Rotterdam.... ll. 8 2U. Antwerp, ea-mo. 11 10 Hamtiorgh........ 23 9 2117. Altona d ays date 10 21U. Paris, 3 day's date 23. 50 D. Ditto e`3 80 2U. Bourdeaux d0....CZ 80 Frankfort Maine .........1 t 1 sz-mo. Madrid, effective 401 Cadiz acct....-. 401 Barceiora Pi Bilboa, effective 59 PRICEB • GOLD AND SI L'tls Portugal Cold in C an, per oz.. ..... Foreign Gold in Bars New D01an....... EXCHANGE Gibraltar Leghorn ...... Genoa Venice ital. Malta ..... Naples Palermo Lisbon Oporto Rio Janeiro Dublin ....... ..... Agio of :he Eau 109 d 2 CORDIAL nAim OP OILEAD. ADELI - FIVE generally learnt sch.sol3, w:ak:ns and destroys the whole nett and in the very flower of youth brings on all the 'the mos; languishing old. age; rendering its votarit to all amusements, absent in company, dull and I where.—These maladies are not only relieved, In cured, by this excellent Medicine, which Is unriv. storing broken or decayed cousLitntions to pristiLe vigour. _ sold by Leigb, Strand ; litacon 150, Oxford-street and Co. Dow Church-yard ; Puticr : Cheapside ; and Ward, lIolbron; price Us. each, or four in Bottle for 335. by which one 11s. bottle is vved, w. " SamL Solomon, Liverpool," engraved on the Sum) Of whom may also be hal, the cekbrated ANTI GENES, or SOLOAION's DROPS (without met deleterious preparation), which stand in the highe for the cure of the scurvy, scrof.da, leprosy, and : originating in an impure state of the blond ; being brat. and almost imperceptible, iu theirameration—the beet thas has eVel been di ,ever,cl for that dangerous cury, sweetening the blood, at.d Stimulating It to c , ous and impure juices, giving strungth' Ind tone enlivenirg and itivigore.tin--- both Lady and mind. Price us. per bet ..7four in one' feniilv . ' heal which one wall bottle is saved. The words ", Sum Liverpool," are engraved un the ot.unp of each bog which none are genuine. Also, price Z.s. that search,' Interesting, , Work (with which is given an elegant Pvrair of t:..e a View of (3ilPad-1louse), entitled, A GeIDE to or, Advice to both Sexes, M a VariAny of Co:nriat.. SOLOIION, Nl.l).—eontaicint a-Treatise on Female Nervous and hypochondriac Omplairits; alto Crew oh tholliser.cg with which the licunan Body isiat afflicted ; explaining tae symptiams„ mode of trtninr.: Dr. Solomon expvcts, when consulted byletter, the pliment of a one pound note to be inciwed, • tukiresee4 Letter. Or. Solomon, Gileadrb•use, sear Liver double postage." BY His MAJEi (VS - ROTA 1. 11 . s'ERi ILEAKE'S GENUINE PILLS, jest for curing. in all its stages, the V 8N1T.P.E.41 tine Pill is a dott , , rid the [akin,; of one Bo; tau, will soon convince the patient of the earl:limy recovery. Nuth:ng can be better contrived, c:crs sal convetitent s than thlt Remedy, for such at ate obT ge Mel or to sea, as it rec.!s no evotisteuent no: ran and sixty year.a expeetence (in an curative practice; that it will filer a Cure when repeated F,Lilvathin methods avail nothings for the. gaunt arttl ntlM Diso. der; this Mt hcite has not its IstraW. 10,000 persons of both texts base Nen AstiPeUry above cruel disorders, within the law eight yearn. sold by the Sole Pruitt leers, T. 1 . 4.1)7.1.0A4 lint! of the itnya; Ce3.l3e ri** Nurgeonf, atotiniAr 144 , 10. e. Foridge•street, in Boara. of.only V*. OS. eadtv.duty &.lie t. o doerhustl.laghtf, in the rust4es e) are aico ?told hy theft ippointniAnts srlth c ( Tiolo at the I uy Oxfordocreet ; Mr. biaberteo Fish-etrevt.:4:l, newly .4,lpmkte- the Sintanoterg Persiniio t.vgy cortidarable fuWo in Great praatt, Advice gratis to persons tasklus file bbiltr o . tar odic r , deter% Medicines. M 31 LS ,,us O o Dublin NVaterfonT ittlinSl . rdiiti AtOtar I haunt 0 0 kiantltre 0 a' ItiCkft'llf ATS nt itONDO Afternoon Matta 4=o a -auto WA LION prihnsfie — d . ll 1144 v , Tc..ti•lo•Bar. rant at ISL to It.:e 'CO Ce.bat at 15:11 B ei 380 v, ; 4 5 ',„ L to I 2;d. for mrldj good "Inotnels, roports haveters.4.4' East • J 10tOtmt to 358 brgs, s t y, ‘ !And, 71, at 14.1. to 19;2.—th xari 'f -Parnatehotea, 28, t L to tz?.cL.-tiak t4 . 4, 10, , 4 es••••• • , 41. e of humir.ity the nget her untr4e:—“ n this bein g d having deprived !no at 'last resorted to tae the paurers (above la to 85 years of agej pretence that the hotv ;e wretched beinp har. .cessarily e:posed toth turnpike-read oppoit t bode, where they hare nit mea , , , are was ado? I having beea tinlv ftr. rants, &:.) r.s a pl.. thabitar.ts (If the pr-r. of the borou g h, for c•!. t..,—Eag: and Cleclk: I. Lad! of Capt. Pee-, cf en Major of • t, at the Parish !the rare. l, Esq. of (hermit Myrick. only daL!3httr rregayan, in the cent:t; Lieutenant G. G. Mann, ; s tater of Captain Kingdot, tzpatrick, Esq. Attorrer. ,h Law-on, wife of O.': Ro ary Helen, youngest date. Mr. Allan C-aiL,7, Sale g, Esq. of Kirk•en. ava of the liver complain. id Aegiment of Native C vet., in his 27th year, Cap went of Foot, third= t IHANGE. Lie ..... . 3111 h0rn.......... 51* ea 473 ice Ital. Liv 23 40 to ..... 50 les rmo iaod perm Inn 53 rto .3a Janeiro plin lO 10 5 of the Eank on Eel. lend 2. IND SILVER. 4 3 n's 7 irs he:: s i don 6i w iu Y t i su h a L o l i l v el e o l tasi t rnt ir D :r tie s i - str o .o l l,7n s t :t s trie y glt.r : : : =is tni ut - i , relieved, but t hich Is untie: Hod for as to pristiLe health 47.1 10, Otfonl-street ; &non eapsitie ; Tut., Etchenr; or four in one Fanaly It, is saved, with the words A on the Stamp. brated ANTI-13IPETI (without mercury, wan In the highest eitimation Leprosy-, and all di.erden nd ; being gradual,ttentie, ration—the best truhrdttste Lt dangerous mineral Mt-- dating It to exp. 4 all net', la' And torn to the nerve:, aril trial canny': bottle for 355. en wools "Semi. Solczan's p of each boccie, sting, anl asnf.l Fsr.' 'ortrait of ::.e -' GL'IDE to Iff..ALTil; y of Co:nriait3.—Di j oatise on Female pii•'4 .o o tr; also General Ra-n-a 441 an Body is ?nost fret; ticl lode of trtutmerf. 4 by letter, the usual car- ted, addressed, " hle.vs , near Ilsorpord- FL- 2 IX I' s'hiti vitt etql. LLS, justly rafr , -ts vt.: 4 IEP.E.i.I. Di': ;3E. of one Bor t In a ' rt:t-t the certainty Lit his Ttrdi rived, C:C75t r las are obi zed to ;"' lent no: rest ra'n t of Lilt• rive practioe) has ; r'Vti d Er.ilvadrin and :all abr ill and mitre :broil al ts, par-40. rad'la.Lly cure ' p-ara. Me: • • 4.0 Keisre„'io, *J. N -11 L eady.duty Anciadecl.- the Passa4es et n',;!t•••• e s erich col ious.ditec Mr. Disbeinugh . ... Slotauntent ; ' Eireat mails rut 1 :t - "0 4 or othir st; the ,• - •a• stn. 0 i r o 1 • 1 0 • . •A 0 gif..o • - 3 / 4 4t1)-. 1 4Q 1114 " v * 54 miute.. stsgr,3 17 -- 4 Inswi. Kris, r:". filer. ~! I 1' r ~`!','- ~ t . `-' 1 ,' i ,t7P ilr . ... r I r• 1