Star. — London, England, 1801-12-14 00:00:00

.... CORN MARKETS. * • MAROC-LAN', DEC. 74. , ibegaintitY Or Wheat this morning Oct fo Hsu for tome time pan. It advancr•l in Brier i s . 4s. to 6s. fince this day week, and :11)!):It 2c. pe e t hen on Friday lail-Rye and Malt 'tr.! as pdare..Barley goes off heavily at Friday's ; Nes and new Beans are nearly without akera. 'Hog Peale fetch rather more money -Boilers oa a other articles as per lafl.-The price of sper variable, from 655. to 7cs. t og a Wheat, per quarter, 665. 78s. 84s. 86s. p o or Ditto, sos. Bos. - .ifie Daacsit Wheat, 84s. 11 4 m. a ' h 6s. 38s. --Den (New) 465. 48s. 6d. 44 5, 58s. -Fine (Ditto), 565. 6cs. OM 20. 28s. 325. sa, B e ans, (New) 3os. 385.-Old 465. 'Trekßeans, (New) 3os. 365.-011 465. rPeas. 30e. to 4 1 s. iers, 48s. to 545. • • orraway Seed, 365. to 475. per cwt. c ar iandar 265. to 295. per cwt. N ar y, toss. to I tos. jape Seed, 34 to 381. per laft. fad 00 141, 4 05 . 7 65 . 855. per cwt. Lks nntfui tinitßt l rifitorq S• A }4 04 L 511)Nti • NH o p pl CRAM, ,°2IRAY, . 4 ~eeo w er , ighton ) oni at 3ni TH . merry no e wil 7 01 at the JAcc micas. th di( ema;n tune. DV, a i d the town len of :enied ed at t that their to ap , Liti4l, orthl titled ed as f ment. %DAS,I placed that ,e for r rick/1 4 's tund day trl of 'Tap D,OOO Ate(, bees -n Lo of the ir,ted narat lat:Jl 01 White ditto, 58s. 84s. 1 tass freftily 26 5. 4 0 s. 5 0 s. pow Till LONDON GAZETTE, 4ATORDAY, DEC. 12. =eke of Corn In England and Wales, from tlto Ra tbo gth of Deceunberslot. um" 1 Rye. rarity. I Oats. e j Realm reale. "" --- 4. a. d. a. d. d a d. Q -46 7 44 7 2 4 9 44' 3 4t 9 .Ig e ssuagc Price of Sugar, comput from the Actium! Zra week eadlagthe 9th of December, is Qs- 7id• Per stathr. sr:Of GRAIN. AT TUE tot LOWINE hemmers. PisaterromE.—What 6P, d to 7W od per r 3 7, rid, to 43 , od I 11 , ,1ns 44s od to 33s $4 012 to 33s od l'calc 43$ od to tan ell 811ssesatse...-whess 741 at to 14s cd par qu-tr.r. lb* 311 s od to 421 od ltkans 343 cd IRS od to 28s od Peak 4os ad to 42. out ee...Wbeets, SOS. od. to SOL GI per tZ,rter. SOO Ott to 44.1 od Beata 40S od to I3_a od 204 041 to 344 od I Prate 443 od to 4/s cd 3bucae.—Wheat 7os oil to 83s ci per Quarter. 3as ad to 41$ od I Been , 37e od to 48. ed ass od to 28s al Pei* 423 od to 4Es od RWlNcoWheat 365. od. to t:3l. od per ousel, e. ]may 333 ad to 436 od 333 4F% - .I dkio t7a od to 36s Cod I Peale 360 cd cd • • "se prices of corn at Warsoinfter ma: kLt, on Illattlay talk, were as follows : Wheat per quarter 645. to Isl. Barley, 365. to 475. Oats, s6s. to 3os. .leass, sta. to 68s. per quarter. _ At Stamford the average price of Wheat has, Akio fit= 7 35. t td. to 771..8d. but Barley is ra- ANT cheaper ; and Oats have rifen from los. red. to ms. sd. per quarter. At Lo prime Wheat and Barley are 4s. per .grater diaper, and Oats about ts.- 7 At North• a Wheat is rather higher. rippingham, Lincoln, Royllon, Newark, posadier, and Afhbourne its holds it print.. At Cambridge tine Wbcat is 21. per quarter &met ; at Derby about 4s. ; at Chefferfield m. M. The price is likcwife lower o at Birming la and Warwick„ind the markets heavy. At Civentry Oats and Bailey are 3s. to 4s. per guar. 4, cheaper. The Worceaer Toll-free Fair, on Monday Lin, 'Was well fupplied with cattle and Bleep ; many Film wire made at high prices, and feveral h,ts • Ohm away unfold. As a proof of the great im provement in the breed of Bleep in that Country, wether3 were fold at , the extraordinary pi ice "Noe pounds each. t • The Erratum. of RC33IA has renewed the pen lon of aco,ood roubles to Loots XVIII. which Soot I. bad granted to this unfortunate Monarch. IaRIANDIR I. however, has not thought proper ilpay np the arrears. • Lord Esaitt, our Ambaffador at Conilantino. pis, baring fent from that city to Athens fever-al Wits, who caufed diligent fearch to be made in die Temple of Thclints, we learn that they were Catenate as to find there ahnoit all the baf-re refs which formerly ornament. d the Temple of Mama. Theft monument., a great many in letiptioosl and all the orris capable of heinZ tranf. pitted, have been Y 1 nt by the Porte to England. • AM. dc Hamm va alto has made valuable dircove ties at Paphos,and has f'iiud at Rofetta a complete 'sr of the original of the Arabian Nights Enter loweitents. Indeed, li:veral copies of this work, in Arabic, have been found in Egypt, as well by Mr. HAMMER as by Mr. CLARK k, of Jclus College, tatelsridge, and by the Members of the French Agitate; but Mr. HA M FR'S attainments are in hitch more extenfive, and cxclufively embrace Arne objefts of the highell importance to the Li. Wary World. P. HA RI Pe. a is not, as has been Rated, the aemtary of Sir S. SMITH, but a German Gen ,deman of rank, tent by the EMPEROR of GER MANY, for the purpofe of exploring the literary beafures of Pertia, Arabia, Egypt, &c. During the eventful, and we may fay miraculous cam paign of Sir S. SMITH in Syria, Mt. HAMMER, dun on his travel:, became known to him, and profited by the extenfive influence and charac ter of our countryman, to profccute his re. karehes. He h as by there means, feconded by extenfive talents, and a perfed knowledge of the Arabic and other langu tgcs, obtained more ktc. 'ding matter titan the French Iniiitrite was al lc to oohed. Amongft other corioloit:s, he has "gilt to this emu:try Arabian mantner peat Antiquity, furnifmng a complete key to the r est by w!:lch he has been enabled to traMlate the variori i deliptions on the pyramids, Ste. and thus eflab:lth the objets for which thole Allpenclons mattes were el A wind mill belonging to Mr. Harvey, of KT. Pintborgh, Norfolk, was ttruck by li,hutio , a few liars ago, and the interior part tot illy dearoyeds DUBLIN, DEC. 10. This morning HARVEY moR KIS, Eq. who had been apprehended with NAPPER TANDY, in HAM burgh, was liberated on giving hail. Mitts DVICvNAIr and THOMAS LYNCH, who Lad been alto flare prifnners in Kilmainham gaol, have bren liberated tLis day. Ponca r Sims and WM. TENNANT, of Belfall, flare prif wers in Fort George (Scotland), have, v..! hear, b-cn alto fet at liberty. It is faid that all perfons in con6nement.for political principle: are to be immediately relearcd, alit! all thole who have been banned on the fame accoula are to be recalled. NAUTIC,II. INTELLMENCIL MAILS THIS DAY.—WIND W. S. W. AIM'. Lb. DV& • liamburyh, 3 2 DUMB, Dec. 9, 40, I Waterford, Dec. 9, • Lt(bon, Dee. 3, • • Guemfey, Dee. S, 0 • Jerfey, Dec. 9, • Fat.mourn, DEC. 11.—Yellerday morning ar rived the KING Gsoaor packet, Capt. Yssco stss, in eight days from Lilbon, with a mail : the failed from hence on the 18th ult. and arrived, in the Tagus on the 23d, where the found lying his Ma jetty's (hip CONSTANCI, of 24 guns, Capt. MODOLp and the CALPE, of 12 guns, Capt. Dumeatsu fhe remained at Lifbon until 'the zd init. during which time the Patrice ADOLPHUS packet arrived there with mails from England; an the 2d Ina. the failed for this place, where fhe arrived yeller day, but brings no iiews.—The Pafferigers are, Capt. COURTRAVF.L, Mr. Craaarta, Mr. N. and Mr. R. Potvert.—The American, Jamaica, and Lilb, , n Packets are dill waiting a wind to fail.— Wind W. PLYMOUTH, DEC. I 2.-CaTEle in the ITILANIE, of 3B guns, C apt. GAGE, from a cruize, and the Der 'Vier Frienden, of Hamburgh, CONRAD MANCKL, from Hamburgh bound to Lifbnn, laden with wheat, le.tky and is diflrefs; alfo the Dolphin, of Stockholm, Capt. 1.., IDBEIG, fr om .CK HOLM, ith iron and deals, bound to opot to ; put in ti refit an .1 repair damages , having been beating in Channel near three weeks. PORTS NOUN, DEC. I3.—Sailed Elle SATURN man of war, Admiral TOTTY, for the Weft Indies; and the VICTORIA fchooner, for Marcou. Yap. %sown', DEC. 13.—Yefterday failed the LYNX floop of war Ia- Leit'a ; the Kira floop is under failing orders for the above place.—Arrived a fleet of Dutch merchantmen, laden with goods, hound to Hull ;. and the Coleman from Hamburgh in ballaft. No Packets have arrived, and from the fevere froft, it is luppored, that they are detained at Cuxhaven. The Jervis, with goods and pafren gers will fail the beginning of next week for Rot terdam. Dec. r3.—Sailed for Cuxhaven, the Drama packet, Captain STIWART / with the mails for Hamburgh and Bremen of the r ith intl. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. DPAL, Dsc. 13.—Came down the Cassif gut veliel, and remains. Wind N. W. by W. Glt AVISINDs Dsc. 13,—Paded by, the Gage, PETt.lts, from Jerfey ; Eihmars, —, from Ma laga ; Two Friends, Voss, from New York ; and Crown, WHITS, from Dantzic.—Sailed the Rio Nova, A PPLVIY, for Africa; Kitty, Hotness, for Dublin; Lady Jane Halliday, Ross, for Mont ferrztt : Governor Milne, MOTTATT, for Grenada ; Thames, BURTON, for New Providence; Fal mouth, Sims, for Jamaica; and Fame, HAMMOND, for Carthagena. ARRIVED At Loweftod—Ocean, Noble, from Hamburgb. At Waterford—Boadicea, Becky, from Newfoundland. At Grenada—Lady Pcnryn, Barge►, from London. At Surinam—Adventure, Howard And Nancy, Allen, front London. In the Creek—The Fortuna, Hanlon; Ann, t3parrent and Selina, Reynolds, from MeSna ; Swam, Hawkins, from Cepha lonia; Sybilla, Barton; and Laudon Packet Oar, from hfi notga. At Dublin—Orion, Fatterfoo, from Gibraltar. At Brilloi—Agenoria, Stubbs, from St, Mlehod's ; and Her tune, —, from EAra. At Bridlington—Pmgrcfs, Lampionik, from Petite(burgh. At Cork—Ann, Ctofbie; Soccer', Frampton; and Young Fraleit, from Malta; Sally. Stokes. from Minorca ; and Charlotte, Campbell, from Phil olelphia. At Cowes—Hamona, Call, from Cborlefton. At Martinique—Jolui. Siikreig, Cram London; and Louifa. FotheriDghatti, from Gibraltar. At St. Vincent's-.-Diana, Campbell, from Giafgow ; and Jean. M'Lcane, from Halifax. At Savannah—Juno, Clark, from London. At Tolugo—Mary Anu, 'rho:0011o, from London; and I I..iteft, Quickly. from Newfoundland. At Antigua—Allen Bridger, Howard, from Virglrds. At Baltimore—Martha, Martin, from London. At New Yurk--Sally, Jackfun ; and Fordtude,Codnod i from London. At Virginia—New York, Colley, from London. At Ncw Previatenet—Ml). flower,--• , , from Jamaica. At Wilmingron—Elizabeth, Aitken, from Liver. Nil At Lcith—Mincren, Wlklgoofe, from Hatoburgh. DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE•MONLY. The company of the Maiditonc will be paid on board, at Portfmouth, a third and final payment of the Rah:better. The Caroline will be paid on board at Portfmou;h, the Aare, o (the following re-captures in January 11.99, in company, or by agreement, with the Flora , Czptain Middleton, viz. Nymph, brig; Si: Sifters, ihip Drie Vrienden, boy; and at No. a, Arundel-ft:vet, on the lirft Thurfilay monthly. The Superb, for the capture of the S3nta Ttrifa, and la Vir gin dcl Rofario, will be paid at John-ftreet, in the Ads:lphi, on Wednefday the 16th of December. The Caroline. for the capture of the Spaniel brig San Lula will be pt.itl on the isth loft. at the Swan, in Arundel-ftreet. The nfficcr , , companies, and troop., wbn were on board !he fo:l,Avinit ilnp. a n d vdTels, forming a fquadron under the corn mund of .ir J. B. Warren, Bart. ;7th Auguit 1 4 0 c, when the French r i ivAte (hip of war la Gus? pr, Wab taken by their bow,t, ;z. I.mrlon,C;ibriltar, Ajax, Impctueuz, Renown, Courageus, EA, Anwar t, stag, Brilliant, and Cynthia, Oliptt of war ; ), nietator, Experiment, Truer, Them, Euro% Heroine, l'ourterelle. Cyclops, and Dolphin, troop enp-; Viper, "Celcmachus, Nimrod, and Mfllbrook, cutters; bpcedwcti, Diligence, and Rofe, revenue 71.11c1a, will by paid in Plymouth, on Friday the tilth December Ines. Among the feveral veffels 101 l in the North Seas in the late Rorm, a letter from Copenhagen men tions a !hip at Fleufbourgh, which, as it was fink ing in the port, the crew endeavoured to fare them fcives on 6 , 2 tract. A merchant who was preEnt ! offered a reward for faring the crew. A carrier of Ellinear, who was prelont, let out with Hs people and fared all but a little cabin boy ; but refuled the reward, all in;; that be didnotfirve ?he liv.f.r imen Ar y. The Nlerchar.ti of the city had a medal (truck by fublcription for this friend of hummity. The l'rincefs Royal (tranfpnrt), M`DotaLti, put into Minorca the ezd September, fo leaky as to be unc.t to proceed for England. The Jafun, Nrrsus-r, from London to Hali fax, was fpoke with by the CLEOP ATKA frigate, within two days fail of her defined port. The Amphion, SCONBERG, from Hernocand to Hull, is wrecked off Oregrand; the greater part of the materials and cargo will he fated. The Milliner Van Struenfee, Muaca, for China, failed from the Shannon the 3oth ult. but having funained damage, and 1,4 t 116. main-top mall, has been obliged to put back. The Unity, SyLvEsr.a, is loft at Narva ; the Mate only fated. The Swallow. DOLLEY, from Goree, is Itrand ed at Marazion ; cargo laved. The Peter and Ann, PE r ea sox, from Dram, for Fowey. is arrived at ltamfgate, with the lois of anchors and cables. The Louifa, ASTAUS, from Archangel, is ar- rived in the River after being on ihore. The following Naval Promotions have been made by Admiral RAINIER, in the Eaft Indies Captain H. L. Ball, to the command of the Trident, vice Turner, deerafed. Capt. Waller, of the Dzdalus, vice Ball. Lieutenant I. tl. Vino, to the Alliatrofs,vke Weller. Lieutenant k. Evers, to the Hobart. _ _ To be Lieutenants :—Lord G. Stewart, of the Trident; 14. Lambert, of the Suffolk; It. Burton, of the Arrogant; W. Temp lar, W. Flint, and W. Datrifon, of the Paz . • J. Lambert, of the Albatroft ; T. Jones, of the Suffolk, F. B.Gthhs, ditto, and R. Watts, ut the Centurion. At the new Pier on the Bari-lean, Plymouth, on Wednefday, a fight was exhibivd, which had Lot been feen there (ince tae great llorm.in 1760, when the Old Batbican Fiff-honfe, and the two Mr. COLLILII3, were walhed away :—While a number,of perfons had alfembled on the new Pier, to witnefs the awfulnefs of the form. and the breakers then running mountains high over the Cobler's Ledge and Victualling-Office Point. a boar of a lea, of dreadful height, came rolling in by the ViEtualling:Offlee Wharfs, rote in a moment to the majellic heigbt of about 4o feet, and routed in torrents infide the Pier walls. All the fpetlators were completely fwamped, and driven to fwitn 'ining;to five themfclves from being_da th ed the oppofite•vrall of the Pier. /11T. TWlN•t4.ftour merchint, Mr. ROWE, King's Pilot, and feveral others, caught hold of the poll of the -Pier, and efcapcd with all the rel. with only a complete fouling. Two boars met in the fluke of the Pier head. and by the Block, ran up to a great height, fo•ming a complete water.fpout. Part of the new Pier-tall of the Pool, was carried away, and the tide at high water flawed over the Barbican and Fox-hole Qtay fo high, that a Man of War's cutter atinally rowed up to the London Inn door. Had it not been for the new Pier, Sutton Pool would have exhibited as much wreck of Drips and beats as in the form of t7Bl. New York Papers to the s 3th November have been received. We arc happy to Icarn that the malignant fever which had prevailed in that city . has entirely ceafed. Thefe piiper; bring nothing very intereflipg to the Englilh Reader. A letter in the Albany Centinel, from a Captain of a fhip, •Rates, that confiderable degree of fermentation exills in St. Domingo. The Blacks are under very little ftibordinaticm. TOUSSAINT has publifhed a pro clamation, tailoring the old calendar, and en joining the obferiarice cf Sunday. The Captain alluded to lays, that TOUSSAINT had publifhed a decree, declaring the 'Rand to be independent of all nations, and opening its ports to the com merce of all the World. This, however, it is oh ferved, requires confirmation. The Conflitution which Tou2SAINT iffoCd did this in effat. He cer tainly little expo Red that the French Government would be fo loon enabled to cope with him. From all accounts, however, he is a man of irrefolute charader, and as it is highly probable that the mother country will allow him to retain a mare of power, or at leaft an ollenfible diltinetion, that will engage hiln to favour its views, and exert his influence to eltablith its authority. A letter from St. Jago de Cuba Rates, that a terrible tempeß had ravaged that Wand. 'The American Conful there, M. BLACKINIT, had been arrelled and imprifoneii by the Spaniards, on a charge of carrying on an illicit commerce. By the Mail from the Leeward 'Rands, which was received in town. on Saturday, we have the following intellizence Garr. la.—The FAIRY floor failed this morning in quell of the privateer which has lately In annoyed our trade to windward. One of the mail-boats, properly armed went with her. Lord SKATOATH has appointed P. FAIRSAIRN, Efq. to be Captain-Gunner of Charles Fort and its The heads of our naval and military ftaffs are (portly expeeted to aftemble here for the purpofe, it is Itated, of engaging in fome new expedition. The Admiral is hourly looked for from Surinam. A convoy is appointed to fail from hence for England on the 29th of Oelober. MARTINICO, OCT. 10.—We have advice from Guadeloupe that a dangerous infurreCtion has broken out there, upon the return of two or three hundred Emigrants, who for come years pea have refided on this ifland. It is Paid that De la Ceosss, the Commanding Military Officer at Guadeloupe, has been poifoned, and that the perfon fufpefted of doing it airAinated the officer who was Pent to arra him ; and that the whole ifland is again in• volved in all chore horrors of civil war and anar chy which formerly ravaged it. We have accounts that the WINDSOR tranfport, which failed from Barbadoes with the May fleet, with prifoners, and a party of the 45th regiment, had been feized by the prifoners, who overpower ed the guatd, after lit r arrival in the Britifla Chan nel, and carried her to America. DOMINICA, SsPtsMa&& Majcity's chip Pr:CLAIR has eapnired two large French privateers from Porto Itieo,• out oal) a I,:w Jays, arid had not taken any thing. The SALLY, Hatt, * bearing a flag of truce. fume days lince law a fine 131.illtd Ihip, name un kons‘n, carried into Point-a-Petre. ANTIGUA, OCT. 22.—We are much concern ed to hear that his M.tjelly's frigate PROSELYTE has been loft near St. Martin's; foe Itruck on fome • rocks, and is Rated to have funk immediately. There has been another Rom at'Providetace. and it is reported that out of one hundred and twenty (hips there three only were faved. A Spanifir privateer, of t 8 guns, and Iso men, has been captured and car r i e d into Martinique. The firfl mail for September is hourly exietled to arrive. A large body of troops, it is Paid fix thonfand, are reported to have arrived at Bat badoes. BASSRT6aRII,;'T. KITT'S, OCT. 20.-.-His Ma. idly% fllipSOUTHASIrrnw arrived here on Sunday, and, after landing fewral foldierc, failed this morn. ing to the foudiw•ard. An American brig. caltd the William, laden with lnmber, is on thore in the lower part of this bay,• and it is fuppofed will be loft:—the cargo will he laved: A fleet from England had, on the 7th init. ar rived at Batbadoes. Two fhips have arrived at Martinico with troops from Finland.' KINGSTON, SEPT. 23.—The Lieutenant or the APOLLO frigate, who commanded her barge when (he was fent to board the felrwca, arri s cd Lift week in his Majefty's Ship TOPAZE. He 1(,11 the liule finger of .his right band, and received reverat wounds on his head. The felucca had on board% So men, and would moR undoubtedly hare been taken the next day, but for the breeze dying•en crely away. On Wednefday the 23d infi. A. M. at Ilcheftet Plantation, in st. Andrew's, was ftruck dead'by a revere Rath of lightning, Mris. Mary Shutler, the wife of Mr. Mathew Slimier, of that place : Her &lea fon was Oro flruck at. the fame moment therewith, and almoß experienced a Similar fate to that of his mother. Yefferday, being the sad of Sept enther,complet hag forty-one years (ince his prefent MAJESTY was crowned, the ufual falute of at guns would have been fired from Fort Balcarnts, but from the very alarming danger which threatens the town every time thole guns are fired. On the let occafion, in honour of the PRINCE of WALES'S Birth Day, foam of the wads lodged on the roof of the Wt rkhoufe adjoining the Fort, yet the fame inßantly on fires in a very firong breeze, and threatened deartuftion to the whole town ; fortunately, however, by timely ezertions, the fire was extinguifhed without that mirchief which was likely to follow. ST. Al3O DE LA VILA, SEPT. 26.+011 TllOTr- Jay lad { about noon, there fell at Hampftead Moun tain, in this parith, the property of Mr. JOHN Lo mas, as heavy a Blower of hail as probably was ever witieffed in this ilia, which continued nearly half an hour. The hail (bites were remark ably large, being in general the Size of a mu&et bullet, and continued on the ground (which was perfeilly white with them) for a donfiderable time before they melted, and even after being taken into the hand, which was repeatedly tried, they took a full minute to dilfolve. Several tremendous claps of thunder with lightning preceded and continued at intervals during the Bower. 'llw cold was fu, exceffive as to occafion a very unpleafant fenfation of chiliads. . Hyde Park, from the uncommon finenefs of the weather,W2S yefterday about three o'clock pdrfealy filled. Sir CHARLES BAMPTYLDI, the MarquiS of HERTFORD, Colonel MATHEW, Major Kilt, '&c. were amongft the fafitionable peddftrians ; and in numerable• fair forms courted 'the invigorating breeze, difplaying on their healthful countclutuccs " Such orient hue as finites through Heaven " When May's fweet mornings break." EXTRAORDINARY INSTANCR OF REVIIRSION.- Sir JOHN Baow a, grandfather of the prefent Lord KILMAINE, purchafed of a Remainder Man an cßate in honks, in the town of Wexford, in Ire land, of 6001. per ann. for tool. At the time of the purchafe there were fix.rere lives between Sir JOHN and the potreffion—moll of them young ; yet, extraordinary to fay, the whole died in a few years, and he fucceeded to the elate. We are authorifed to contradit a paragraph which appeared in feveral of the Papers of Fri. day lan, refpeeting a tire at Bafingfloke.—Tbe following is the trt.: (lumen:, viz. " 'l'he flames were firfl obferved in a Carpenter's yard adjoin. ing to the Rabies of the isth Light Dragoons, and having communicated to them, three horfes were burnt to death ; the exertions of the i gth to put a flop to the fire were fo meritorious, as to occafron the Mayor and Corporation to return their public thanks to Capt. COTTON, who commanded the Troop at that place." The Rev. BENJAMIN Witirstoxr, of hook. Norton, Orfordthire, Ser. t 6, tgot, communi cated to the Rev. T. GREEN. of Middleton Che ney, Northamptontbire, the following important Cure, by RIR AIMS% Metallic Tratton ;-- ... cass—v-oLesr INel Alilal•T WA IN AN Ert.—lri liam Whitmore, of Northampton, hid hi. eye very b .tny wounded by a chary piece of brats flying int , . it. The ind oil. motion, fwsiling, and pain, luftantly took place, to Well a iii , gra., that there was an apprebenhon of his tofi , y tii. iii . ,! .. Various means were tried by ionic of the fief m lied h.:l in Northampton, during two days, but in vain. 'I !, Tra..tors were then ufcd only twice, and tffectial a e,..tiri le (ire." The Trattnrs, fo oeccffary to every F.iiiii,y, iclii anion forks, may be had, genuine, with new ma in,...; Jvcd di' x dons for Wing them, for kite Gulocas the Set. of :.'. D. Pt ..... at Pm, A. M. the Patentee, in the houfr of the tale Join' i 1..:n -ter. Surgeon, Lciceller-fauare; and of li—do - '. • !4iiiti:, Clic. mitt and Dromift, In the Haymarket, 1..w0,, .n... porublitt nature of the Tradon renders their convi.y.inee I,g io:Th, or even by Pcit, perfectly convenient. I.rttem ini.lutlitz their amount (poll-paid) shilvteteniii , l to. N. P.. The purelsafz-1 of the Tmelm 4 re-tiv• 7raiN,lr...*:),"if. I.:r..nt lots, which contain, as ciirAinti icated by the 1i...t li. urary charsetin, 3i: :at thrx thoufai.,l Cures of t:oot, P hi:u• mat ilto, Sca!da, Hi.ad-aeli,Toot!:-ach, dareine, Intlatnmatioca, :kr. tt, and all Inalogma Dilcifesot raft , . eAu I lum.--ThC genuine Traaiir; ,r.' Ihrlpeal W . . , h the WOr.I. •'PeRAIN •'s l'A risr TitAcitia.," andat the hiittont *Alb- printed diri:elii•rii i- a Receipt for th • five zuimaii,lllln:ld lin the hand writing oft i P ita tcc. By odsreire us.s. imp 1 poi'ii.i.nta wit! oft-ii he dot,etetf.