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f • - CUR l' S d ditY 41rvetir . tif2" . r',itTilarr of ULCERS, more efpreially thole of the Strafeloos Pitsgedsenic, and Cancerousaleription, with .itt Appendix net Baynion's New Mode of Treating Old :liters of the Leg. • Ey RICHARD NAYLEit, Surgeon W the Glouccper Infirmat7. Printed for G. Krargey, N., 46, fieet•lircet. • This day IRA puldiChed, price 45.64. boards, • beamed, by pertniffroo, to Ott Right Hon. Lord Luton. 'THE MOD PRACTICE of LEVYINO F;NEIS and SU ERN FFERING iLECOVERIES, in the Court of Common Pleas. sy WILLIAM HANDS. Auorney of that Court. ' • Landon Printed for J. Sittterworth, Fleetrftfeet. Of whom may be itad, • a. Ornift's Eflay on'the Nature and Operations of Fines and Itipornerirs, sd Edition enb-Nrd, a Vols. lee. 2. Jon's Attorneys Pocket-Boob, containing a Variety of ufeful Premium in Cml9aucing, a Yds. ;es ! 6d. This day was pulditlx.d, In s wola sve. the sd visa 'deka:wit Additic i, price 11.1 a 'THE PRACTICE of the COURTS of KING's BENCH and. 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Printers of Waltz, N 0.43, Pall Mall, 'and 76, St. jaisie , 'eftreet, THE Favourit e Grand Ballet of Noviat.totr, as perferuiing pith univerfal applaufe at the King's Ilearcs voceporca by C. Boffi price ,s. 6d.. . • Gull., Cul, a favourite Air lung by Madame .Band. in the Opera of p Canfiglio Itnyrti4cote, price Is. 6d. *Divertimentos, with,favourite Italian Ain, as Preludes, Tor the Piano Ports, compered by F. Damiani, op. tz ; 7s. 61 Three . Sonattis for the Piano Forte, with an Accompaniment For Flute or Violin, compoted by J. Mastic:hi .: op, 46; ' 75.6d. 4 ' Ai email my tinkering tongue impart the favourite pang rung by M. H . Johnston to the Comic Opera of Paul And Virgillitit cornered by J. Maszinghl, price is. The Prinwore; a favornite Ballad, compared by T. Haigh, prise ts. The Blue Bellist Scotland, harmonized for three voices, by T. Haigh, price as. Lady Alice. a Glee, for three voices, by M. P. 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Tile efAll Whine of ate Tenn Reports being now condom:A, die Pare/wars of this Wart are requefted to nuke daimadissiapplie 44.16(1 ter day term rare Numbers o this, or tor. son Vahowt. srtiftb may br w setni.torusripiete their Set.-- there irkftea'AVartbet. the r.rly Yolutnrs mit et Pr ist, and cause: nai; le bad to ixenpkie Sets, it is p4rti.-elszly de fine.. that fficai ma w -Italia nun , he made for aay tingle WM. pert of the tatter Vahan% as ,Le PUlRlbtriumusuf underaie ; ,u6 (apply i &Rant Point • • Lindy r•r•t I. Price 31. of Reports of Cafes, kgitsedaad tii tine Court tif ennumin Pleas, • Ike. by Barth andd er t Lam r la tardsard Tpeedy . reade for snrhrgtc i z lgionfter I %tr. Ir. titait74 merimarict aid tiollfes Ftipirti:nthe Cnilt adnfrcats b row n i b_ . • mn• e:.rubvittlairtt.fe v.i/ilttnikailottg after* p . at. i ~ I MUMMEI4774O PROUBDIM: - tri;nraz ov f.pitos, jomitir 27. • , --or 4t two o'clock the Loan cuascapLoa attend , - and - immediately after prayer; were read, the clerks proceeded to adminifier the oaths to furls Peers as piefented themfehres to be (worn, who were eompuratively . few in numbe r , Among them were the Archbishop of Yoae , Duke - of A/ICM- Tut, Marquis of Dow scam, Earls of MOON r EDOECI/Mlitt NinTif•MPTOll, MOIRA, and CHOL• MONDELiff, and Lords Tairwilascand Onstow, No introdu•Sion took place. At four o'clock the Houfe adjourned to Thorfday. when :it Is ex - Lpaled the LNG will come down, and, with a Speech from the Throne, open, for the difpatch of public bu fi nefs, tips fira Sefton of the Imperial i Parlisntnent. 4.1.,/ , ••• HOUSE OF COMMONS. The whole of the day was occupied in (wearing in. Members ; after which, the Houfe adjourned till to-morrow. L ONDQIq ' _ WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 21. PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY: Rank tack x 53.4 1521 L. Ann . 17i rits-td ty Id 3 per Red. 57 . 38 i 5,11. Short Amt. 5 3-161 3 per C. C. 56 571 , 5057156 f Imp. 3 OCT COIL 5611 Per C. C. )4i 754 74} 75! IrnlL Ann. _ per Cent. Nay 88489 f Id& 5 per CM. 3cl . Ditto Loyalty 90 9tt Cant for Feb. 5644 574 561 Prices of Stocks this day at one o'clock : Confols 564f4-4 per Cents. 754 75-o.ld 5 0 %414 News 5 per Cent. 90} --Reduce d 3 7 Yarlatione :—Confols fot dlnoney 57—for Febtklar7 ace. 574. Dustin, JAN. t4.—Price of Storks this day : 34 per Cent. Deb. 64-5 pet Ccut. dicta S. • This morning arrived the Hamburgh mail due on Sunday Refpeding tfie yurious ankle from Petenburgh, brought by the former mail, we have little farther information ; but it is certain, beyond all doubt, whatever may have been the motives for its infertion, that it really appcared in the Peterfburgh Court Gasette of the 3oth uk. as will be fern by the following extrad of a letter from our Correfpondent at Hitnbutgh. received this day : " HA1110102.014, JAN. 20. " The Itrange article from liciertburgh id my lait was extracted from a • Hamburgh Paper bier Corripondevt), betides which it has not been receiv ed into any other Paper, excepting a French one printed for the fame proprietors. Th.re are (eve n! reports in circulation refpeOing it, one of which is, that it did not adually appear in the Petertburgh Court Gazette, but that Count Vow Dill Paxr.str, palling through -larfilaiirgh, had (hewn it in manufcript to a merchant of note here, fignifying a with of having it inferted in one of the Papers printed' in this place, and that the other Papers had afxrwards enquired of the Ruf fian Minifter refpeding its authenticity, who, it is faid, advifed them not to receive it, though it were 'is the Court Gazette. • "P. S.--I have this intlant feen the Peter(burgh Court Gazette of.the 3oth tilt. and found in it the above-mentioned artick. exactly as 1 communi— cated it to you." According to Come private letters from Ruffia of the ad of January, received at Hamburgh, the Esirtioi himfelf, who was Intoxicated, ordered the infertion of the above-mentioned paragraph in the Gaze‘te, by way of a Christmas frolic ! It appears by letters from Vienna, that the Aa ceinu a E CHARM has been appointed Imperial Field-Martial of the Aullvian Forces, and Prefi dent of the Aulic Council, with full power to ad as he may think proper, without any controul whatever. The other articles of intelligence by the Mail arc as follows : ST. PETERSEVRO, JAW. 2. d , The Vi&ualling Department is to prepare im mediately to form magazines for the number of troops mentioned in General Orders of the Lsth of Angng and tath of SepteMber, from the army of Field-Marilial-Gencral SALTA/ sow, near Witebile, that of General of Infantry Gotantscnreurw K1;112 COW,. near Wladinsir, and that of General of Cavalry, Count VONDER PAHLEN, near Breit, in Lithnania."—Court Casette. ♦I[MMA, JILSWART TO. The report of an arstiffice having all'', been con cluded in Italy, was premature, This day's Court Gazette merely Rates, that Geneial 1/111.11• WADE had made propufa;s for that , purpofe, of which he was owjting the rcfult. It is reported that General BR U N 1. had demandedMantua, An• cona, and Ferrai a, as a pledge for the EMIR aoa's futeerity. Tbs Court Gazette likewife hates, that his •lIIITERIAL hfeitsre has appointed his brother, the Archauki CNsatss, to the rank of Tmperial Royal Field Maritsa!, and •Prefident of the Aulic Council of War, which dignity gives jiim the fuperintendance and mait.rgement of whoTe of die Imperial armies. The whole departMent is now under Ibis Royal klighnef,'s Jiceaissi, as his operial Majelly will no longer• give audience to •Militati Offi cers, as had hitherto br i o the prattiee : the Ce tscraPtand other Officers Of the Imperial armies • zeictre.! Yr l,i Roril Highnefs alone,. for the . pretest, 1 1410 will give Indic:let to the whole body of Officers every Thnrfday, and report wh ole to his Imperial Majeßy, oa all military bands. If ever the nomination of to individual to an impor tant pan in the Rate has been general and hand -felt, it certainly was on this occalion : the gar. rifon of this city, the inhabitants, and the troops qoartered in its environl, haye loudly teftified their joy; and that of the whole of the lim perial States may be anticipated. when it is reconciled how univerfally his Royal High- I nets is beloved. The joy of Bohemia alone will be checked in tome refpett, by the cireumitancel that his Royal liighnefs will no longer be able Ito be prefent there for any length of tinre.-- This important appointment of the Axe: owes will bring about other geeat changes. The Mi niflers have frequent conferences, and two couriers have thisweek been difpatched to Count CORSHRIL, from whole two others hare arrived here. Peace teems to be no longer doubtful sere. The Arch. duke CHARLES his has head-quarters Rill at Schon brunn, and the Archduke PALATINE of HVMGARv, at Larenburg. The extraordinary works of forti fication that had rooonenced in this city and its fuburbs, are fufpended for the preterit ; and the volunteers for a general riling are returned home. The formation of magazines, and the conveyance pf artillery to Hueigary only, are Rill perfeecred Letters from the Mafiaa diarie of Poland, late, that it is min faid thre, that in certain cafes the RitSan troop* Rationed in that quarter would advanes into Germany. The Algerine Ambairador at Conilantinople is pat under amt.. The Porte demands that Algiers and Tanis than declare war againil France. A battle took place in Bulgaria, on the agth of December, between PASWAS OGLOU and the Pacha of Rom itta, in which the latter was totally defeated, and forced to retreat. This event has created apprehenfions that PASWAK OGLOU will raire contributiont in Vallachia. • , The Rork:. Trasf!lg samp Ath ._tOws Teßerday from Windfor. His Royal Flights& Prince Aorsosrus yeßer day entered into the loth year of his age. Their MAJESTIE . 3 received the compliments of the Nobi lity on the -occalion. - Ycflerday, as the PRINCESIr2 were coming to town froniMindfor, the tire of one of the bind wheels came off near liounflow. The only in convenience, however, was their bring obliged to travel more (lowly than they would otherwitc have done. • ----- A Committee of the Privy Council was held yellerday morning at the Board of Trade. The Earl of CLARE and Lord CASTLEREAGS at it. Her MAJISTY, we are concerted to learn, is indifpofed with a cold. This is the reafon that the Royal Family do not go to Drury-late Theatre this evening, as they intended. The Marquis of WATERFORD is appointed Go vernor and Cuflos Rotulorum of the County of Waterford, in the room of the late Marquis, his father. It is Laid his MAJTITY has been gracioufiy pleated to permit the fix Britifh regiments of in f,intry, the Ink, soth, 23d, isth, 37th, and sia, to bear the word—Mindas--in their colours, as a memorial of their diftinguifhed behaviour on the tft of Auguft, 1759. The Out-penfioners, Letter-men, Serjeants, and other Penfioners of Chelfea, are to be immediate ly called in for the purpofe of forming ts compa nies of Invalids, which are to take garrifon duty, and thereby increafe the difpofeable force of the country. Of the Invalid Regiments fo formed, four companies are to go on immediate 4hty at the Tower, two to Portfinouth, two to Plymouth, two to Sheernefs, and two to the Shetland Liles. 1 The Militia are to be immediately difbanded, and have their option of entering into the army ; and the Volunteer Corps throughout the kingdom will be invited to take the duty of the Regulars within their refpetlive diftritts. ROGER O'Comiloe, Efq. who was brought up from Fort St. George to London by Mr. Bess, Ltco, was on Saturday lafl liberated on bail, him ' folf insoool. and G. Soma, Efq. and HOOK Bs Ls., Efq. in 25001. each. At the dole of the Poll, on Friday night, for the County of Wicklow, the numbers Rood thus s —For Lord PIIOIIY 366—For GEORGE' PON 30N111r, Efq. 349 —Majority for Lord PROSY 17. • Friday being the fiat fitting day of Hilary t Tentwthe Ri g ht Hon: S/ Lord MORNRV took his feat as Chief unice on the Irifh Common Pleas Bench ; and t e Hon. Jußice Fox, as puifne Judge of the fame Court. Yefierday a Court of Direaors of the EaII India Company was held at the India Houfe, which ad journed to this day. Yeflenday a General Court of Proprietors of Eaft India Stock, affembled at the India Houfe, for. the purpofe of determining by ballot, the fol lowing queflion, viz. "'That Lieutenant-Colopel James Ohne% We of the Fort St. George EllabMount, be rdtorad to due coutrany's Sar alee." In the evening, the ballot being finally clofcd, the fctutincers appointed by the General Court to examine the number of votes for and again* the laid queßion, made their report, that Lieutenant Colonel Ousta had a large majority of votes for his being refuted to the Company's Service; whereupon the Chairman dsclaredltte fame to be -with ths confcnt of more than three parts in font of the Proprietorswho were prefent, and gave their votes for the determination of the fail queßion. The Court liken okm:zed to Toefday. the 3d of February next. i AVM 07 BREA)). A Court of Aldermen. was fummoned to itm at Guildhall as yellenlay, but the Loan MAV not being able to collea *ruffs:lent number of Al, dermcn to make a Court, he was under the neee4 fity of letting the AlExe of Bread iirnfelf. Th, ,Malter and Wardens of the Bikers' Company tending, were examined, as alto the 1 1 1 / 4 1tal Weigh. ere; and it appearing that Wheat and Flour hal tifen confiderably fur* the hit mums, his Lord. (hip sirdcred Bread to . be rxifed Two Mik es , I , cernrnettee on. Thurillay and end on Saturday, which s anakes tke price ache Qllartern Loaf thnfe three days ts. 9d. aker witieh no One Whex :: , Bread is to be fold. BIDIVII 11JtIAL His Lordihip then fat clie Arne of Breadth baked according toAd of Parliament. 41 C.Po. 111 chap. i 6, to tape plscf on Monday oat, t 41:•:. 241 Ot ict"Pal y, a 5 &lion Avoirdupois Wr:obt. 0. es. dr. The Peony Loaf to weigh *o 3 9 Th e Two-peony I+al to 7 3 T. at SOLI) Poa The Three-pentw Loot tO to 13 t. Tht Peek Lost 7 17 6 • s The 1 1 04eck Lost I It 0 o 3 si Tie iiiiterst Loaf - 4 $ S o The Hag-40am= Lod s is o o ..- . . . No Brcai is %p be Bald until it bas been Ink e d 24 hours at lean. The Wheaten Loaf mutt be marked with a large Roman W. and every Mired Loaf M. And it ie furthej 44e;m4 that sispFnk LoaTes are net to be made. 1 , Fete 411raclans more in weight than Finn !brat t Ten drachms more than Fine tread Fifteen drachmas isonnlhna Fiat &n. 114 With medical men, ft isacknowledged that the queftion of irOinitys O.f mon difficult &lotion and fcldoin it is that two opinions are found to 'coin. Cide. Nor, we aßpretieud..will. the ibbjeet appar much cl e arer when cnnftdered with a referent: is oc ma . cn m agn animous any. He was thought to be i n his fen es . when he joined the confederacy, and r 7 i when e left it. He was evi,' ),then he took our money, and &maid when be would take'no more 7 .-terfctiis , forfile when he fent his armies to battle, and quire crazy when he propofed that Minifters of State fhould fig,ht their own battles I THE KINGS PLOW', opt Atairrve.—Thismag nificent plume worn by his Hatitirio at St. James's on the Birth -day, is a prefc from the GRAND Sll9/h6i: and' airited from Conßantinople only in the .courfe of tjie keceding week. •An orna ment Of fuCh extriardinary l'eapty, novelty; and fplenclour, •Sittraaed every eye, 'and tepee we enabled to prefent a defcription of it, which may he relied.on as faithful, beipg the realt of ;he com bined ohferiations 'of Many who bad an opportu. nityi.ean* that• brilliant occafton, of 'examining it with minute and fired attivition: • ' ...... ..... Riling from the-hat to Which it is affixed, the f ril.part intended' to meet s site eye is a knot of brilliants cOmio.ifed in a (Lyle of elegant finiplity. This fervis as a root or bails from which the prin cipal ilems and fnppoeters of the Urtlament, eonfill. ing of frrigs of laurel,'and Barak branches of dia monds, fpring up. A little above the knot is a'fc. perb erefcent of brilliants, remarkable for their lice and the finenefs of their quality. - Out of it rife five fpiral branchti of the famt . matettitls, find be tween 'eash a fprig . of laurel compored Of diamonds, reaching •to the tame height as the fpircs ; front the top of cach branch is tufeended a firing of Cr diamonds as lane' as a pea ; the fathion, India cot drops, and bencatb the crefcent, firings of dia monds, fimilar in quality and conftration, and Of the fame number as thole shore, hang down from each of the exterior hems.' On each fide of the crecent are two Sags rrpre tenting, the Colours of Engttnd and Turkey. The Englifh flag on each fide is in front, and the Turkills appears in the back ground. The colour.. arc reprefented by pink and plain diamonds; the Randards Ire confined by a knot of final pink brillianti. Over the flags and on the centre is the Imperial Crown of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland executed in fmall brilliants, with the molt petted accuracy and kid attention to the minutia of heraldry. From the back of the part of the ornament which we have been juft defcribing, fprings up a bunch of heron's feathers. They are perfectly (height, not quite fo broad as the ordinary feathers of I cock's tail, and about twelve inches long.— The colour is black, which is elleemed the moll rare, and is peculiarly adapted to the difplay of the brilliants, for which, when viewed in Tome di tedions, they appear as a ground. From thence a appears, that this ornament, an unique in magnificence, is a compofition of parts of very different nature, comprifing the plume, the cheling, and the bouquet. In this ftrueture, the part immediately connected with the crefcent is the bouquet, or, as this fplendid article is called in Tttrkey, the Ottoman ; and the crefcent is defign ed as a balket, in which its beauties are arranged and unfolded. *, • The )ounch of heron's feathers alone is en ima;e at toool. owing not fo much to the fcarcity of tha• bird, as the circumftance of its having only two fuch feathers in its plumage. The plume contains about an hundred of them. Of the value of the whole ornament we are not capable of forming an opinion, as, exclufive of the plume, it is compered entirely of jewellery, tonfilling of brilliants, and diamonds of the next clafs and finale& • Accounts from Dundee relate, that tha Tay fifhery exceeds, in the quality, as well AS the quan tity, of the herrings, every thing known upon our coals ; and that - the extraordinaty fuccefs of two boats employed in cod-fifbing, had induced nume- rous perfons in the neighbouring country to fet about equipping ham l'he acquirement of cheap, nutritive, and abundant food, is only among( the infinite advantages derivabli front our Merits. — Until the patient winter, it was not known that there ever had been a herring in thE Tay; where fo many have been already amen, as not ono fupply the neighbouring conatry , but to a dmit 2000 cranes to be cured Or the Sit Of sh plate% THE EXILE The meeting of the Imperial Pail *tioguithed by adts of me::y. and pathetic foot, it is to be hi tend their benevolence to thOf lufion And error "nave doomed I return to their native homes. There came to the Beech a poor The dew on his tido robe was For his Country be fisted, when Ti wander alone by the wind- But the Day-ftar attracted his ey For it role on his own native me Where once in the flow of his yen He lung the bold Anthem of c Oh, fad is my fate ! (Lid eic The wild Deer and Wolf to a 1 But I have no refuge front famine A Home and a Country rental AD, never again in the green fun Where my Forefathers liv'd (hail Or cover my Harp with the wild And kilo to the numbers of Emu, my country, though fad ; In dreams I revifit thy lea-be: But alas! in a far foreign land I And figh for the friends who Oh, cruel fate ! wilt then Aelfet In a maws of peace, where no AD, never again &all my brothe, They died to defend me, or li Where is my cabin-door, fait by sifters, and Sire, did Te wee{ Where is the mother that look'd And ;there is the boforts-frieni Ab, my fad foul, long abandon d Why did it due on a fait-failtog Tear, like the rain-drop, may fal but rapture and beauty they c But yet, 411 its, fond regollettiom One dying wilh hal lone Woe Ea nr, an Exile bet/traits thee I Land df my Fcarfitheri ‘ Eat *tied and cold, when my Heat Green be thy fields,. fweetell 1114 And thy harP-Itthlghli bird' al Elkin, ma vourneesAlima KlCTittalL tutu ribs DA ♦ll1T&D i Harnburib, fan. as * Dublin, Jan. as, 23 YARMOUTH, j Arrived, the KING G MARCH, from Cuxhaven, Mail of the aoth ink. 1 due this day is not yet a arrived are Mr. HILL, tl C,asovius, and two FOreii Monday arrived two co privateer, and retaken by This day failed the AN gates. Arrived, the Suj SPEEDWELL brig, BITER DOURO cutter. This day a large Danifi in hcre,.ladeu with pitch : PLYMOUTH, Came in the Danifh flip Virginia, bound to Gott bacco, detained by the Tt Lieutenant CORCELL Is. The Brcmin Stork, Dt bound to Hamburg:l, lad, by his Majefty's fhip CLMT ?GRAHAM ; and the Pre from Dieppe, bound to St herrings, detained by the 5 4 guns. Caine in the Jusrv, of and the CAMILLA, of 24 feveral trails under cony( Sailed the TELEGRAPH, Caine in the One Sifter.; to Norway, in ballaft, de too, of 18 guns : the R Tortola; Stephen, ilant lVithywood, NtcwoLs, fret bsit from ditto. Caine in the Richatisl, c rs, from Gibraltar, with Arm ; during the voyage E ; and twelve children cre born. Came in, the Dann if AN som, from Alicant to ='ai.lcJ by ale COURAGE, LIVERPOOL, The Rnyal Edward, 1•. - N'iacctit's, was (poke w by die Comet, —, from The fchooner Lively, J Cr this port, was drove o of wind on the aid inft. ne. toad of Wales, and all th Captain, who was picked e•!.. It is hoped the /rail --On the following day a arm : about half a mile fro cut away and firing guns I could go to her affißance i Soother veffel was riding way, to whom boats had 1