Star. — London, England, 1801-12-29 00:00:00

s , LONDON MARKETS. coasaxcluitos, 14tINDAT, DtCZMltilit 21. RETURN of WHEAT in Mark-inte r inoltnitng only from tile 13th of Deeentber to the Noah*, December s orretiabk te the new Ada, TMs --7,776 Quarters. Average 774. 3/4 • so 'IN. higher than loft retain. PRICE OF HOPS. Katt 31 as to 31 •ssi I Kett t• ell, 31120 ; Saks 31 as to 31 co Sulks 41 6. to 31 8 . Push. 61 OS to 7110. . Ma 41 41 111 51 BS ' SEEDS PF.R HUNDRED WEIGHT, ilmensbet Red Cfmer 165 is 841 White ditto yas to tam '', per cwt. • Trefoil . tOs to 5•8 'llusip z6s to 182 per bulbel Rye Graf's tea to 3os par quatter Cinquefoil jos to 402 per ditto Mutter& Whits as to 13s dd per bufhel • * j Ad. Brows it 15 to us 64 per ditto CsnSeed ace to 13s per ditto Seed 361 to 381 per lath SMITHFIF.LD, December $B. To ink the afsl--ret Rase of 81b. deer its 81 to 611 od Veal - p od to ds lid Hutton,- 55 ad to Ess 6d Pork . p ed to 7. od Stock at Market ibis morning, Bags 2000. Sheep 5500. NEWGATE dad LEADENHALL, Dedember sB. Per Rom of 831 a. isp the weak. trews se id to 58 od veal 4s od • to 68 sd p • 41 64 to 84 Pork 55 44 to 75 od InliCa OF TALLOW IN LONDON. Rt. Junes market os od Town Tallow 672 6d No oil. Claes mattet 4s od Rufna ditto (ea.) 6os od to 615 Whiteekspel merlon 3s aid Rubs ditto ( foal)) 57. to 02 (per Mom 61116.) White Chndleßual. Gos to o* Mettlitud 41a 06.1 to 30t 1. tad Ditto Rough 33* od to Ci kraal. Pd.. 311 tail Grease - 1)101 to o• Good Prep its to of Tallow Soap : 68a to os : —lVlattlaff, 76L—Curd, Bos. Ciiiill .3, tot. dd.—Moulds, its. lid. RAW HIDES, December 28. Hides (per Rose) 3s ad to • ;s &I I Heavy Calf 9s od each Mitklllnir • as toil to 32 id HOrre Skills liito 1 , 4 Ordinary lks 241 to 12 ad Sheep Skins as od to Ts lici .Ffiltil OF LEATHER, per lb. AT LEADENHAI.I. Butts, 30 to 361 b each , - -26 d to iBd Ditto. 6o td 6Mb - . -19 d to szi! Merehants Racks ' - 1644 to 1744 banding Hides - - t;d tit zed rim Coeds Htdts - 144(1 t• ad Crop Hike for Catdag ' • 17d to sod Madill, yie to eoll ; per dozen - , 11 - 1« a t toto 17 142 Ditto so to 7olb - -24 d to 281 DIM, 70 to Slab - •• see t 2 s6d g ed Seah (Ono:dead) per Ih. 2s 4d to ss 8d ditto - - ZOOS to 1205 per de. Hiefeliides . IS. to 3os eat pest Mos • ' • its to 634 per duels PRICE OW HAY AND STRAW, lieeethber 28. fimithitilL St. Omits's. Whitcchapel. 0•_1 84 1111 2 slOS 1 4 0 et•S 8 0 4 4 010 5 8 o NA& is owe WOW z,/ to sag z t• oto ii 2 0 I to ot• i i• • ilippw4up obs 0 - szoo to til fi COALS, December 28. gist Cask in the Peal, 2L Is. 01. per Chaldroo. Delivered - st. z6s. 6d. Obnierland. - 21. 3s. od. Delivered - a Ize..6d. HADDIKOTON CORN MARKET, DEC. tP. The &pp!, of Wheat bdng Ids than ufual, it went all reatE Ip. Ida a ranter advance in price of a', nit IS. per I it'L Bar k 7 was team, fold readily with a further advance of about 2s. bars. current Owe 232 to 28s. A full market of Oat. With a heavy Me, and a decline iu prim of about 2s. per boll , blew* ills. airmen ten to z 7s. Peace and Beam were dull in far. and pious from 14a. to 17s. 66. kin a little lower than IA week. Of 347 bolls otWhett 297 fold thus—. $ et L s ,30 79 at c 2 0o t 6 at 4zr7 o 69 . sso 27 • 110 0 21 • 116 o 13 • s z o 15 - 218 o 9. . /is a j .. 6• 6 tS - 2 i 76 17 - 1130 Average al. zsrs. 3d. i.t stile per boll, being sa 6 :Atha bightz than but week. The Tiroreeßer mail coach fet ont for London on Wedoefday lag, completely filled to the roof with Chriftrnas prefents, viz. turkies, hares, wood cocks, &c. &c. to the entire exchifion of all five paffengers. The coach was drawn by fi bodes. The Duke ofl:Iroroeu purchafed a quarter of the prize oz for his family at Woburn Abbey, and early Taft Thurfday morning, as it was on its way to Woburn, it was cut from the coach in st. john's-greet by a gang who infeft that neigh bourhood every morning, for the purpofe of plun dering the coactles that go out before day-light- On Saturday 'a man was taken to Guildhall, charged with having taken a balket, filled with Itraw, to the houfe of a Gentlemm, and pretend ing that it came by the catch from Norwich, ob. tamed halfa-crown fo: the carriage and porterage ; he was, however? difcharged for a ant of fufticion proof as to his identity. Late on Thneday evening two fellows hearing the found of jollity at a houfe in St. Margaret's parifh, 117 Ipfwich, knocked at the door , and de . rnanded admittance. On bring ref - tired one of them threatened to fire his pistol; but the man I who opened the door declaring he would fetch a gun, the fellows made off. They were inltantly purfued by thofe in the houfe. When at a /bort diftance one of the fAlows called out to his com panion to fire at them, which he accordingly did, and wounded one of the young men feverely in the cheek. There deperadoes were afterwards fecured by the patrole. On Saturday morning a tradcfman had Li, pocket picked of his pocket-book, in Turnltile, Holborn. We are hippy the villain was fecurcd. fo that the public will be rid of him at leaft till the Seffiuns. --------- On Friday night, as the Captain of a merchant !hip was palling through St. Carh:trine's lane, two females decoyed him tot° their apartment, where, being overcome with liquor, they robbed him of his watch and money, and, after turning him into tke greet, abfconded. A few nights (ince the fpitit walchoufc of MOE Fenner and Levine. Canterbury. was entered by mea s of picidoek keys, an,4 About fourfcare ;.iitsl brandy and olllcr fpitits tiolen therefrom. —No difcovery has yet been made of the thieves, • but a firong fufpicion has fallen upon twu notori ous characters, who bane been leen larking near the preanies, whole pretence for a livelihood is rm,iggling, and under that maga they commit their nightly depredations. lnftances of depravity have recently oeentrad at Xzeter at which hunt4a aatuic revolts, and rim, ~;palir Xreaelioliaids a4micr rcmaros. As a girl about fifteekt was. piping a lane a few even inp fine, the was putted againit by two young. men, genteelly dread, one of whom wounded het in the arm. Having reached thi houfe of a rela• don, the fainted through the lots of blood ; a fur geon was called in, who, after ireffing the wound, declared it was made with i lancet. The poor .girl's recover y i-, doubtful. Many intlances of a timilir nature occurred Lift week. Two children of Mr: Cowes, merchant, of Exeter, were poironed lift week, in conrequence of eating force cheekcakes into which arrenic had been mixed by miftake, in lieu of come ingredient. They languithed two days in the greateft agony,' and then expired. On Monday, the sal ilia. a fire broke out in the houfe of Mr. Robert Chatfield, at Croydon, which burnt the upper part of the premifes, the whole roof being entirely &ftroyed, and it was with great difficulty the hill-houfe of Mars. John and Wm. Chatfield was raved by the great exertions of the townfpeople and foldiery from the barracks, the engine from thence being the principal one to extinguifh the flames. The houfe and premifes are very much damaged, and a great many valuable articles were ftolen during the confuficn that pre vailed. The engities from feveral of the Offices in Londdn arrived after the fire was entirely got under. On Friday morning, about four o'clodc, a fire broke out at the Hibernian Tavern and Hotel, Pninee's•ftteet, Silo, which was obferved by the watchman of that beat. The alarm was imme i:iately given, and, with the atfiftance of the family And Gentlemen who lodge there, the dreadful con flagration was extingnithed before the firemen ar rved. This fire is accounted for by the carded . - nes of a lodger, \oho ell-aped almofl fultocated. The fire at Lochrin on Monday fe'nnight was fo rapid, that a man in the upper "doter was inter cepted by the flames, and amid not find tht , &or. He was &Aged to throw himfeif out of a window `four dories high into the firect. His fall was a little broken by his getting tali of a rope near the top. He fell upon his ccet, and wonde: ful t 6 re late, draped with only a bruife on his heel: On Thurfday laft a very revere battle was fought at Ratcliff between two noted pugilifts; one of the name of James SmalliVood, otherwife Strong-arm Jim, and James Caton, otherwife the Cabbage gilder, when a revere eotallid enfued ; but Small wood. at Lilt, gave bi 3 antagonift a knock-down blow, which determined the battle in favour of the former, after twenty minutes very hard figlaing. A vert extraordinary hare was lately (hot by Lieut.. Hoes Lily, of the Royal Regiment of Honk Guards, in Beefton-field, in the neighbourhood of Nottingham : the had four teeth in the front of her upper jaw, of uncnlnmon length, greatly curved inwards; the ends - divided, and Tharp point ed; the two front teeth in dr: lower j/w were two inches and a quarter long, curved upwards, and one of them to much fo, as to make a deep inci fion between the bone and griflle of her note, and prevent her mouth from opening to its full width; in consequence of which, it is fuppofed, her mouth was confiderably lets than in other hares. Her whiftsers were four inches long, which is about two inches longer than dual. ANATOMICAL CURIOSITT.-..-The Marcum of tural Hiftnry in Paris will loon potters a human tkeleton which has all the articslatinns anchylofed. The unfortunate bring from whore body this curl _ nits fpecimen in °timing' , has been taken, was named MARCUM SORIORRS. He was an Officer of infantry, and lived eighteen years at Metz. His difeafe appears to have had its origin in a kind of gout and a venereal taint, and at firtt he was af reeled only by theurnptie pains. All his bones were fucceffively united by offification, and in the latter pet kid of his life his tongue was the only paft that remained moveable. He died at t,he age of fifty, on the 18th Floral of Intl year. This skeleton, prepared bythe Surgeons of Metz, at the requeft of the Mayor of that town, is about to be ;rani - - ported to Paris. It hat long been a delideratum in Medicine to free Opium From thole diftretling effeEts it is well known to produce more or lets, whenever it is ad miniftered.--This is at length effeeeti in the Me dicine advertired in the firft page, which, by means of a Chemical Proryi, renders it comparatively hamlet's, whilft it retains in the fulleil de Yee, its defirable properties of relieving pain, footling ir ritation, and procuring fteep. When the ever memorable Dr. Janes was aft ed by Half a Dozen Soulless of Canes and Feelers of Ages 11 what was II e true Ifiatition of a Fever i" his Anfsver was, a It i. a Difeafe which I can nee, and yoss can all tall about." And fo we may fay, indeed, of Dr. Baoovn's BOTANICAL SYRUP; for while Man-menders and Woman menders are pa•ching up their Patients with Mercurials, dm. for A certain Diftemper, occafioned by incautious Amnon, that invaluable Medicine' alone has fo rootedly done away its deplorable effects as so ren der the advice of a Phylician or a Surgeon inex pedient and unnecelliary ; as he or Abe who has happily had recourfe to that efficacious Remedy, have never failed to experience what may be truly called a radical Cure. Na doubt, many Readers will ditbelieve. and fay it is impoffiblc, when we Rate that there is nbw for 'IN , P tow of the Faculty and others, the nu)l extraordinary collation ever teen, expelled from human bodies, by Dr. Gaamssa's fills. of Long Acre. viz.—Worms rrotri one to forty fees long ; of the Tape kind, one has a head like a duck, one with a mouth like a pig; and one with ahead refambling a cat, and body that of a lizard. Ar.d a great v.iricty of leder worths, which were all in the aft of deßroying the human bodies of men, women. and children. Gravel and (lone from `the Kidneys, Stones from the Gall, &c. fuch as no man ever raw, produced by owl ICIDICI NI, price as. sd. ss. los. 6d. sad a ts. per box, at the Dotßor's honk; No. 75, and 76. Long• Acre— . B. Thee Pills have performed the greaten , cures of the GOl.l ever Main% as this paper an ' mum% daily. ~. TO-MORROW. Sus Hiss Ilim Lets 1 Mon SW s 6 shisseSS after S I Ss selsoutessiter 3 I ro ssiastes 'Ow s HIGH WATER AT LONDON.BRIDOZ TO MORROW Minot. . 49 solwase alter I Magma • irs minus Whir ft At RettJadiqure.. daughttr. _ Tinorfday, a &.' /diary, Lambeth. Sorry Printlogollico, lirktge Royal. Lai nun, only &Impair of Mr. j. Frogman, Oa tho ryth MR. at St. °lave% Him men*, Lfq. of Idol-lane, Tower-Woo/ of On luglis, Efq- of Mark-lane. • n the Bth loR the Rey. Thom's' Doubt, thin-, to Mils intuit, of Newbury. 'f 4e Rev. Henry Irvin, of Caitkcomer, . . way, third daughier of !toga Gerrav; Ai lank:ban:ion, Thom.; %Voodwan the late Blau, of Cluynr, to Mils 1 ,laughter of Unwrap fermis, I.lq. of Bt On the 7th colt. Robert Robinfun n , Lieutenant Genural Robert Robinfon, third daughter' of Thomas Stoney, of 'Tipperary, Efq. John Finlayfon, Efq. of the Bank of of Ex:Jacque: -ftreet, Dobbn. Jure ph Woodrofle, J aric-Itrect, Di lough, daughter of Makar Frirtlough, Oliver IWO!, "Sq. of the Losagfoc Frances Rdell, of Rnekbrook, county Ann Creagh, daughter of James Cr,..l Clare, Eftt. At Featnard,cdenty Wezford, rtant of Watelford, to mu Glafeutt, &ugh( Glarcott, b.f.+ At Mountwhahni, on the ata init. third fon of the late George Carticgie, Mits Gillefple, Welt (Laughter of the Mountsvlsanny, Efq. At Stirling, cn the 19th init. Hugh Mackenzie, Ffq, g a y. matter of the 71ft Regiment. to Mira Chriftan Mur‘ay, o..f t daughter of the late Alexander Murray, Pig. DILD. On Saturday bR, at his bottle in Albetnarle-ltreet, Jo!a Ruth, Efq. Surgeon, Infpcdor timers/ grebe army. On the 25th inftant, at Hadley, in Middlefrx, after a lingo, ins UAW+, the much rcfpcdtcd Mrs. Clovore, weal k tam 11 is the literary world by hcr letters on the improve:l= et as mina and other clqtaut produdtjcmt: On Friilay alt, at Mr..,fitofs's hook, Handule, Stratford, Mr. J. T. Furmage, in the sad year of his age. On Chriftmas Day, St his Louie at lisnipftead, nom, Gregory, Ely. many yeas Principal of Clgord's Ina. Saturday fetusight, to St. Aldine's, Or.ford, Mr. Cautirc4 aged too years. On the t tth inft.at icenflogton.fetnare, in the E6th year of her age, Mrs. Margar e t Wife, %i..l‘.tv of Edward WA,, fa. Eft late of I,Voki ghaau. On.Wedne.fday late,. at Dockland, aged r , rite R. Poe; Hang*, D. D Marlie.:.: L'..rnese, andProteQorof Poetry the I.lalaCrlitn of Orford. . . . Sunday fr'imight, in the Uft year of Leine, Mrs. Haas. wife of Mr. Huiit, apothecary, Oxford. Sunday fennipht, aged ;6, Mrs. klisabstls Yews, widiew the toe Mr. Young, coUax‘lor of elate for Orfordfidre. . _ At Tobago, on the sth of Oi!keine left, Eft Calledtor of the Cußums th trc. At Colquhalzie, cal the t6th lilt. la her oth Itephurn, fen. . At Weeley, near Ca:chatter, an the ad Intt. Mr. Korman Macleod, 1.9 f Semcra Thib Cattlimau tr:ts per. hens the *42Turviving etrfna who went tzta.l the world it the c4alirared.esiyage of lard Arran. On MOtley Sennight, in the 9/ It yam of her agt,MraStaia. ley, raid of the late Mr. Peter Stinky, We Olhcsr o:thc Cato 'toms at lioylatie, formerly at Stockport, Chsflute. to fec 29 Lreat grand thilersat ' and pufftilltd her maital feud. ties till withia a few hours uf her &mak. Wrdiarldr.y, at lavcrpoul, Mrs. harry, trite of Mr. Roirtand Pay ry, merchant, In the 384 year °I LL: Age. EXTRACT FROM THK LONDON GALF:I7E. IT has been the (Indy of the Proprietors of the well known ANTISCORKtiTiC Ditors, tbR cones-fad and prepared by the bee FRAhcil SPILSIar , AY, f,ty, Nu ts, Soho Square, London, and continue only sod fulely,tfo re to he prepared genuine, to petard the Pd.li. igchd the inipofitions wither are claily pradiftd kleded" pond inir the tlrft tilled -Ability; and as the virteei of :he As. ttfantatic Drops lure Wet found not only u MIUdOL4 in kw bulk complaints, but a recht.isful redeem la racieenst ,rip tionsticropind; gout, rbannatifin, and the item:Lod cr.lcalii of the nerves, at the lift of cured ac ro mpaiaviug melt bock. riven in an ample bill of tUredions, teniti, as well at tin Treat* on diet, gout, Re. written by the LIU I.:uric:4, (which may are be had at the DS'prnfary) fine: thew. tilt fit objets r./ try, under their Gincaiou, fad: 'purities Irni alias, For this rafon the Proprietors, by the favour of ht , rt 1.441.)% Conuniffioners of the Stamp Offioe, live MSted a hams oo each bottle, printed In black Ink, with the worth, Sp.its....r and Co. No. ts, Sabo Square, expreffcci twod it, Cited.. tatt puelnier attends to, toft:her with the WC.? ti 4 Ur TREK ises Pan NT, " on the bottle; bill, and wrapper*th the the King's arms on the Latzer, he ma.; 4.e he mined the genuine nuclide; as (old at the 1.):!r any. hquare.l.nodmi, in bottles of ss. and ti. at. en...ludas h:-laded. WHk..N Praellional Men at education and re• fporibbility deviate from the gotten! fyftem by the ft • lodlon of a peculiar Branch, the fanainn of loug manual Nixes Ls the belt criterion of fuperioriiy. Eight years bare I devoted my predict to the excieSse amt• meat of THREE DISORDERS, and the lareefslist relish at . my plan gives me addlthmal ardour to eqiiitife Ad far at I as able the ravages of thofe complaints which are the r.tieil iugurt ant in the catalogue albumen Infirmities. After initiation into every Mulch as an Army Furrow I formai* with at an early pentad of l'avietlce tovenuc lu4iiiiti als from the ignorance of uneducated Men, or the equally l gerous precipitancy of general Pro:Wieners. pie THREE DISORDERS, to the cured wWch I have Ito voted my attention comprise every (peeks of Edo:REAL • INFELMON, witeiber of a recent or lona duratioa.—sdly. • All kinds of DEBILITY, whether ariLlog from the habits Sehooraoys, or the Indulgence at mature age, and laftly that flo• rangemait of the fylteni in Warns which is slled BARREN NESS or STERILITY. ' bhunerous dßaks are the rerun of ignoranve or haggis the treatment of a fitnple Gonorrhea, and It Dot unfrequendy htp pens that the nods of Life are polfoned by the indifcrecios o 1 as unguardr:l boar. By a fuperlor method AA cucrvusett are eafily cured, and even where others have faik-4, I tied that t may pretense to offer a radical romilabliftiment. Few. however, are the cafes of complicated Alfas fa is this dilutor compared with the calamitous Etuations of Mo. 010 from indatigencehia SOLITARY VICE, or thrift-a:Art Wis. des of a fathinnable life. acquire that Rate of Debility Muth is the unavoidable confequmee of fuck pernicious habits. ' When: the unhappy lama broods over hisatifery. but tam fully amemais his misfortune, it may be fame csflolarion him to know, that anima?' it be an otter" riCialitat or fru...f anny with ilia itainltioners, the removal of tbsie LW CIENC lES by the gradual progreh of itenomtlim is the acclaim man of my experience. If the rites of Bacchuryor Vcatts Enact begun to roam manly vigour ' much society will pre.,arel by an early menteragLion of this languid fiat, and in ;Lei cafes no great diflicultie. wJI occur. But where this Deficiency has for yetrs exitied. 2 o-ofer Pers Roemer la IndifpaiGhly regulate to reelect& Ilatuirans rpris of Life, and to re-animate the Catalonian. MARRIED WOMEN, who hare long tem difsmArltfl In their apeftstlaris of a Family, may be Alfred, m inflames barb deltas are curable by trltAllcal Skid. The SECRECY which Is fo effendal to my undertaking, Del the lbaßfacadons wild I hams prefonsed to ft ne, form tM Bass o? toy Prandlons, and In coincidence with fu -.!, notion Is given that Mr B-•-•-- stay (or by Mars ludas, a (mall note) at his boult, No. ap, A! um Wince, Strand, taw Templo-Bar. - • - LONDON: hinted tor tbeloreprictota, by JOHN DAHILL. 01 rry ClaenabrItreet) at the PTA* Pc 111711/10-0/11.111C1, N:J. .. Amet ; and pablithed by L;NEL KENT, •If t'a• • terbury-pbee, Lambeth), at No t, Carey-arse. mid uU. • ST Az-Ovrct, Ternple-Sar • to which Otlce atl carn ran.- catiaba for time lingo an ielociltA W adarered• , +' II ~~ • . • * I .1%0 mis. re r. cx ~~ kip• t 4 .ii<i" , in I Par ' low 11 1 ! hog. 414 tn. Sest I • ac ~~ I .e I . mq.st •• Publish, Lady Mee Va t a.•t,,,.yt t MAKRIED. xy, Lambeth. Mi. 8. of : 4 ic • • ritlgs Road. Lambeth, to Mifit It's- tir. J. Frogman, of Narmada', K, a. waves, C j: u. • " Towcr4trect, io MiL lnoli., `ate est. Thomas Dorm, of Poole,Doettet. Newbury. 1, of Cattiecomer, to bilfs 13sft iiatra• .• t oner Cliaraway, Eft ut Cid t ows% • .7; • nu Woodward, uf Cork. Pty. tuta ut Tile, to Mils Frames Jerson, ko m ‘ •Gis, Efq. of Dilution. ! rc itobiukin, Ecti. nephew to the lets .but ltoblufon, to Ants as Stoney, of Anthill, in the oca,Qtr of '• the Bank of Ireland, it) pi~ t. I ry is•ftreet, fel. to Mifs Jr Fairtlough, of Drogheda. I. I " I the Loo2ford MiWl.y etteft rt,o irook, county Victim:mit, Erg. to Mai 4. of James Criagh, of Carbace, cemay Gab Wezfor4, rraneie Penrote Cherry Pr y ;Limit, daughter of clic late m the attt init. pines clrnelle, Bf q tr. leors Canktie, of Pittarrow, Eke. • laughter of tin. late John eilicpte, of ht., *. atls ins!- • mr. DIVtflPl4l3.5. Jan; 4. wn am Dalattoy, of Liverpool, 1.2 1 n. ta Mitt ' linen s: diaper, dealer and charm an, at one, at POrihair's, the (Robe Tavern, in John-Rrect, Live: tool. Jan. 5- Oterge 'rimier, of Lactase Regis, Berkihke, mißer, (bake and chap/min, at twelve. at the Crown, Partlnpdan. Jan. ep. Wm. Agttr, of Whithehapthroad, Middlava, white fraltti, dealer and ehaptnan, at one, * Guildhall, Loatipn. Jan. 7. WiMare Slone, of Brißol, *Geer, Cicala and eloporan, at sieeen, et the Rees Tavern, Briitol. Jan. 8. Pearfun Dodzfon, of Liverpool, l e ancathire, linen-dra• per, dealer and charm:in, at ileven, at the Globe Tavera, • john4treet, Liverpool. Jan. 8. Owen Williams, late of Holywell, Flintfhlre, grocer and linen.draptr, at eleven, at the Red Lion Inn, ethiso.ftreet, Cließer. Jan. 9. John Holmes, of Novholdopon-A von, Warw l elidire, lime-nierthant, de aler and chiptnan, at eleven, at tke GCMGs Inn, Ritphy. Jan. 9. (Nolte Pletcher, late of Tk m phsu g h-ftreet, Middle fasonLaifterar, dealer and elispcnah. at ten, at Guildhall, Jan. 9. Lewis Chard' and Peter "Turquand, of the Old Jewry, London, merchants she co-pertners. at ten, at Sul*. all. Jan. 9. William Ofimia, of the Hay-market,Middlefea, dae maker, at ten, at Geiklhall. London. Jan. 9. Charles Grepiy, of }llion, Betkorcilltire„ baker, at ten, it the Swan Inn, Redford. /am t t. Rotert Thompfon Staples, of St.lves, Htintiurloathire, Orwiter. at ibrec, at the Crown Inn, St. Ives. Jan. rt. William Seto Taylor, late of Wolverhampton, Staf fed:atilt, japanner, at eleven, at the Harp Inn, in Albrichton, • Salop. Jan. tea. Robert Perry and Thomas Andrews, late of the George Betcrbonfe, Hackney, Wilkie:, brewers, dealas, chapmen, and partners, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Jan. ts. Thomaa Andrews, of Hackney-road, hildillefes,brew et, dealer and ellapman, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Jan. ts. Jofeph Alder, of St. John.ftreet, cabitteelnaker, dealer and chapman, at ten, at Guild hall, London. Jan. t 2. George Hodgfon, late of Chefter, foapboiler and tal low chandler, at eleven, at the Feather's inn, atelier. Jan. 12. Thomas Payne and Richard Payne, of Cheapade, Lon don, goldfmiths and partners, at ten, at Guildhall. Jan. tea. Charles Page, of Croydon, Surrey, tailor, dealer and chapman, at tee, at Guildhall, London. Jan. 14. George Grayfon, late of South Cave, York Mite, gro ser,draper, dealer and Chapman, at eleven, at the houle of Barnard Cook, hi Sohth Cave. Jan. Is. Thomas MI - sterna:ad, of lvtanchefter, coition-manufac turer, dealer and chaplain, at four, at the Star lnu in Data- . _ gate, Manchelter. Jan. .16. Robert Millard, of Ckeltenwtil, Middlefez, Thaw ler, dealer and chaptpan,at ten, at Guildhall, London. Jan. t 6. Charles Herries and Jofeph Naller,of the city of Lon don, inaLhants and partners, at eleven, at Guildnall. Jan. 26. John Cafpar HartBnck, Julius Hutekiii to and Wil„. Barn Playtalr, of Cornhill, Lon on, Isaalmet ; ica:ers, chap. men, and camel:it-re, at one, at Gullhall Jan. tB. William Downing, of Button-nporti•Tront, Ne: tier , bamddre, nraltiter, dealer and chapman, at eleven, at the Kingeon's Arms, Newark-upon-Trent. Jan. 18. Wm. Shepperfun, of Oxford-area, MidtThiez, grocer, dealer, and chapman, at ten, at Guildhall, Londen. jas:lB. Jofeph Bleafe, of Liverpool, Lancalltirt, merchant, dealer and eh% man, at eleven, at the Angel Inn, in Dale- Itrect, Liverpool. Jan. ii. Jofeph Mae, of Livcrlso6l. Lancathire, and James lalfenuto the younger, now. or late of Vine Blind of 52 Vin cent's, in the WeR Indies, merchants, dealer. and ehapante, at eleven, at the Angelina, Dale-fin et, Liverpool. Jana sB., William Damernen t late of Portfmoutli, bulkier, honk.- carpenter, dealer and chapman, at eleven, ..t the India Arsws Inn, Gofport. Jun. tn. George trunderhin, of the Abbey Forevate, 51newf bury, bode-dealer, dealer and chanmar , at elevxn, at the Un icorn Inn, Shrewfbury. Jan. IS). Thomas Prlce,of Holywin. Ali nab ire, innkeeper, de.la andichapman, at eitven, at o.le Wititc !lode Inn, l laywelL Jar. in. James Fozanl the eider, Letitia Fotart, and James Fozard the-younger, of Park-lane, Piccadilly, arible-kcepers, dealers, chapmen , as:d coparners, at ten, at Guildhall; London. Jan. 20. Benjamin Parker, of Birmingham, money-tcrivener, dealer and chapman, at four, at the bhibcfpear 'Tavern, in New-itreet, Birmingham. Jan. 20. Edward Smith, of Birmingham, hat-enanufaelurer, dealer and Chapman, at twelve, at the Shakefp.-are Tavern, Birmingham. Jan. as. Thomas Spier, of Cloncefter, mercer, de-I T and t6rp man, st ten, at the Ring's Head Inn, Glouceficr. Jan. as. John Lowe, of Oldbury-place, Finfisury-forare, Lan don, Merchant, dealer and chapman, at ten, at Guildh...l. JUL at. William Elkin!. of Olford-flre.-t, hildlttkz, Lob feller and Itationrr, at ten, at OUOdIuIL. Jan. 22. Jofeph Thomas 14afiewood, BrOgnorth, grocer, at eleven, at the Crown Inn, Bridgnurth. Jan. 22. John Bcbbington, of the City-rood, Middlefet, utn. brella-maken at eleven, at Guildhall, London. Jan. 21. Richard Wlllkunton, of Wood-ft:Let, Cheapfulc, drug gift, at ten, at Gitildhall, London. Jam. as. Benjamin Winter, of Long Aere, IV:id:dor, dealer and chapman, at ten, at Guildhall, I.oodon. Jan as. Henry Ballindine Dennis, of Gainflintigh, 'ince:6lloe, reereen draper, dealer and chapman, at eleven, at the Black moor's Head Inn, Oalniburgh. Jan. 23. Robot R oberts and William Williams, of Great. Diftaff-lane, London, warehoutemen, dealers and partners, at one, at Guildhall Jan. 23. Piaree Morris, of St. Martin's-mat, St. Maeda's-Lae, Middleten ho&r, dealer and clupown, at one, at Guild . - Lon - London Jan. s3. Jan Dards, late of Bankfide, Surrey, bghtorman, deal er and chairman, at me, at Guildhall, London. Jan. s 3. John Tuning, of Newton, LilbcolufAim, eorn-factor, dealer and eisapnlanot eleven, at the Blnclanooeb Head lon, Gallants& Jan. 2 3. William Bainbridge, of GerranWireet. Bobo, Middle. lea, caner and gilder, dealer and chorman, at one,at Guildhall, Landon. Jan. as. Benjamin Clay, of Huddersfield, Ynrkfitire, linen-dra per, dealer and civilian, at the elbten's 1 Lai, Hudden.field. Jan. as. John Walkmek,of MancW.u, Lanczlhire, innkeeper. Baler assd diatoms, at els-smolt the Bull's Head Inn, In the blarket-pbee, hiuneheiter. Jas 04. Nathaniel Living, of Nesvgate-prat, London, whole tale linen simper, at ten, at Guildhall. Jan. 36. Mamas Barnes, of Yleet-ftreet, London, (Latimer, dealer and etuipman, at tm, at Guildhall. Jas. 16. William Mee and William Evans, of Wood-fireet, Loalumballers, dealers, shr.pmeh, and copartners, at twelve, Guakihai. . _ 16. Hoary Vaughan, of Liverpool, wieakfale 'Meer, at reretee, et the OWN 'ravers, Liverpool. Jan. SS. Thames Drafty, We el Wigan, Laneafhlre, Dap.: Weeper, dealer and chapel's, at man, at the Wick in the Vide, in Wipe. Jan. William Smith, of Mile-End, Iktlddiefea, infuraitee broker, &act sad chapeau. at eleven, at Jan. so. Harry liantem,ei Warnford-counalifunfeertelt-Artalt, London, aactchanyst dawn. at OttUdigll Jan. 30. Janus Steward, of Watford, Hertforalibire, mariner. dealer and chapeau, at alerts. at Gundltall. Loudon. Ft& a. Theophilua Smith, tars of Tunftall, 9taffordittire,potter, dealer and chapeau, at twebe, at the Roebuck Inn, Kew coltleander-Lynte. Feb. a. Thomas SOW err d Jobs Repsokla,of Maeolefinr.Woot !tapkyardealtra, chapeau, and partnas, at Gee, at Oulidhall, Feb. z 6. }dm Perry and George Rip, of Dread-Meat, amp. Ade. Loads°, warebnufergen and partners, at nine, at Ovid. Fab. sy Sedum Metcalf and jolts Metcalf. of Ooldeo.leg. amt. Oscarfide, Lambe. ►efts and eaparaters, at twelve, at Oak Mall. I