Star. — London, England, 1818-02-04 00:00:00

,lINTRY DICK & JACK THE BUTCHER. .o was fought yesterday on Oki Oak Common, be . Uxbridge and the Harrow road, and about ten thou . persons were present- Dick is one of those fearless hardy pugilists who would fight at any thing, and be has faced Randal, Curds, and others, in his tarn, supplying rush, hard, right-hand bitting, and game for masterly science. The Butcher, who was twiessetrands the heavier man, had disgusted the principal umatenrs in a late combat, near !tendon, and they discounte nomad him by their keeping away upon this occasion. The men entered the ring with Randal and Jones for Dick, and J. Ward R. Weale for the Butcher. Betting 2tol on the latter.— Nu first rounds were fought in too much of a hurry for 1. The third round was severely contested, and Die k A blood, placed his best right-handed hit uFon his adver widehileored, and brought the twos to one to even betting. Butcher changed his method of fighting, and chapped at head with the left hand, and got away, to prevent being He had the advantage by this system for a few rounds, would be M at times, when he hittlush home with his which seemed often to put the Butcher into Chancery. • latter end of the combat Dick was nearly blind si left-handed hits, but Dick's blows told severely. round the Dutcher was knocked down like a bullock ! both were down by counter hits. Dick led from this round, when the Butcher placed both his hits, Ind a took place, to the advantage of the Butcher, who in a close. Both got sr:4y after this, but Dick's stilling kept good, whilst the Butcher appeared to much to go in at dirt s !ct fighting, and in closing he In most of the latter rounds. In the 28th round proclaimed for Dick by the hats of sacomLi, bat the , ht six other rounds, but not like a good one. He , and Dick could not have tome two other rounds, insensible. It was a good battle, and lasted 38 minutes. net at once, and went at it without ecrronsey!—A Bull I the sports of the day--several of the tykes were dread d. The whole of the day's entertainments afforded exquisite delight to the polite company assembled. OF Oxa MUM AVID • QUAIL:ft.—B-1 - 35kt and were considered the fastest mile.runners of the distance on the 90th ulc under five minutua. and as won by Brooks, 4vho is called the Chicken Bug led to another match, as the Ke9tlzh men were of their countryman conla, however, have won, had , a few yards further, and they matched him for the mile and a quarter. The match was sat a Monday. Brooks led at full speed ; but, in rep* the half-mite, Brasier was jostled into a ditch by -, who gained nearly .50 yards upon him. Maim! himself well together at full play, and passed Ms, a at the mile, and wen cleverly by 50 yards. The performed in 6 minutes and 20 seconds--6 to 4op before starting. r36l , •ry, and cuttilv , and maiming. —Saturda evening, o'clock, as Mr. cutting of Gidlin-street, Dockh ad, through a passage leading into Tooley-street, he was at three men and robbed of his watch. Mr. Deakin seined rubbers by the collar, and held him fast until his cries watchmen to the spat ; the Man, who stated his name lain Jones, was then convefed to the watchhouse of Southwark, and given into the custoly of Kelly. a The villain observing that there were no other persona watch-house than Kelly and an assistant, begged that he allowed to sit by the srt for a moment, previous to his it in the strong room for the night ; this was allowed him; requested a little water, stating that he had neither eat die whole attic day, and Kelly, desirous of amelio dui:saga as much as possible, d esired his assistant to water; the moment he was out of hearing, the rd a cutlass that was hanging up is the watch-house, !feting two dangerous wounds on the head cf Kelly, senseless on the ground, effected his escape. .sday, the 15th ult. during the great storm that fine old horse chesnut tree, in front of Eglinton, in Ayrshire, which has tang wed for its stately appearance, received con damage. This tree, rising from three con overspread an area of about 30 yards better than the eighth part of an Enlish ; these was separated from the two ot t ers town. The main, stem of it is 14 feet in nine feet in girth, and - with its several' teasures, of saleable tiniber, more than 134 , The remaining two stems are of similar so that taking it in all, the tree has con e 4.00 feet of timber. • Till this accidsnt the stalk was so closely connected as to been considered as one solid trunk. It is he very agec: : perhaps more than two sennight, Mr. John Fowler. farmer in while lo a ding his gun in the house for the '• is supposed, of shooting crows, resting 1 on the window, it unfortunately went lodged the contents in his breast. He im dropped down and expired, leaving a wi. mother and sister to deplore his loss. .ennight, the body of a young man of the .ussel was found on the Muirkirk road, miles from Sanquhar. The deceased had ime found very creditable employment in and was returning on a vi,it to his father, • on a small farm on the Dumfries road, from the Burgh of Sanquhar. It is not that he suffered any thing from the want that, warmed with filial affection, and his youth and vigour, he had embraced opportunity of visiting home, in defiance of '1 roads and the most tempestuous weather. se'nnight, one of the Newhaven boats, iging, swamped off the Beacon, near the Leith harbour, and two men were unfor drowned. Their names are Alexander Ram- Thomas Hume ; the latter of whom has left one child. se'nnight, Robert Paul, upholsterer, re- Greenock, havir.g gone into a house in tyke, for the purpose of getting some re was unfortunately choaked with part of •king in his throat. Medical assistance :used with as much speed as possible, but save his life. „ C. defahony, a poor Irishman, residing is i-street, St. Gaes's, with a v. ife and five c i employed to clean the window of a shoe that neighbourhond, being the first job he hle to obtain for a length of time r igh weakness, he and died on the spot. ARICAISLE TRIAL.—(FTOII2 a Paris Paper of Saturday).—The Tribunal de Premiere Instance lontmedy, has just finished a trial which excited attention amongst the inhabitants of Lorraine. lung men, on a party of pleasure in the Corn- Dun, infused into the wine which was to by the ladies of char party a certain pow which probably the conjurers, of the middle ..aposed their love philtres. Two of the offen- Tkierry Pigeard, a brewer, and Louis Theo a law student, were convicted, after a lasted three days, and sentenced to two imprisonment, a fine of :300 francs, and to pay t,ation to the parties interested, amounting francs. • • • WEST COU 4 I 1 1 This match's tween the Uxb sand persons wi • 'MOW who w • Curtis, and oth 11 bitting. and Pa twestrposinds aussteots in a 1 mewl Mtn by O rd the zing and g i Keck f The two Drat rt execution. Th drew era blood nary, which jlocs The Butcher z T. Dick's heed wit bit again. He h but Dick would right hand, whiz Towards theist from repeated 11 Ir. the tenth rou In the 14th hod to the 16th rout smart rally took was thrown in a strength of still" have had too rat was thrown In victory was pro' Butcher fought than gave in, at as he was insens The men met at 1. Hank closed the fully lacerated. the most exquisli Poor Race Brooks, who w day, ran that dl the match. was s cher. This led opinion that the the rate been five guineas at t Stratford on IL hit at about tit( his competitor, hswever, kept h adversary again distance was per Cle wiener befut Ifighwiy rst&l imut nine o'cl.rx was going throng tubed by three r ore of the robbe braught a watch to hi. William .7( St. John, South) patrole. The vi in the vraMh-het might be allowe i b ling put in the he then requests nor drank the wi rating his gated( fetch some was ► wz.:tch mixed a and after Int loan which laid hint se On Thursd: of wind, that the Castle of : been admired siderable dam j• - )i led stems, diameter, or is acre ; one of I and blown dm le,-,gth and ni b: caches mew cubical fcet. 1 Oirnensions, so ftined above ha2pened, the 1,17 C always b• s•lpposed to I centuries. Thursday _s Kintom, what tI • purpose, it is ;! • the butt end o off, and lodge m2diately droi 4 • dowed mother Friday se'nr name of, Russ about five mil for some time Glasgow, and • who resides or i • a few miles fn 1. supposed that \ of food, but tl confiding in h. the first oppoi ir.passable rot Tuesday se while dredgin mouth of Leit tunately Brow say ar.d Thon a widow and Tuesday se' • sider.t in Gn • Crawfordsdyl freshmeot, r` the food stick was procured too late to sal . Saturday, I Maynard-stre dyer-, was err maker in tha ) had beea abl when, throug REmARICA last Saturda, at frlontmed! much attenti Some young rrtune of Du be drank by der, of whit ages comport does, Merl; dove Sit , trial which 11 • years' tritpras a cornpensati to 4,200 fret • • • • • • • • • • • - —•-••• FROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE. This Gazette contains Ad of Condolence to the Prince Regent, from the County if Ca , the Corporation of New castle-upon-Tyne, aid frees the at Inverary ; also Addresses to Prince from the County of Cardigan, the the County of Rutland, Society of Scodand, the Lan don Society of thrfloos of Morven, Abe Phsemasons at Inv.- rary, and the Royal Burgh of Inverkeithing. FOREIGN OFFICE, FEBRUARY 3. His Royal Highness the ;Mime Regent has been pleased, in the name and on behalf of ids Majesty, to approve of Mr. Wil liam Lake as Consul at Falmouth, for his Majesty the King of the Netherlands. BANKRUPTS. Benjamin Knight, of Stafford, baker, to surrender Feb. 16, at four, Feb. .17, and March 17, at eleven, at the office of Messrs Collins and Keens, Stafford. Attornies, Mr. Flint, Uttoaeter ; or Mr. Gaskell, Gray's Inn, London. John Jones, Eire of Billingsley, parish of Horn Lacy, Hereford shire, cos-dealer, Feb. 11, 12, and March 17, at eleven, at the iloothall Inn, Hereford. Attornies, Messrs. Da: Son, and Stephenson, Doughty-street, London ; or Mr. T homas Walkyns, Hereford. Joseph Hanson, of Southwick, Hants, victualler, dealer and chapman, Feb. 19, 20, mid March 17, at one, at the Red Lion Inn, Fareham. Attornies, Messrs. Alexander and Holme, New Inn, London ; or Mr. Paddon, Farebam. George John Tye, late of Colchester, Essex, grocer, dealer and chairman, Feb. 7, 24, and March 17, at ten, at Guilihall.- Attornie4 Messrs . and Harditone, Bell -court, Mincing lane, London. Thomas iLynton and Wiliam Baynton,ef Kidderminster, Wor cestershire, grocers and copartners, dealers and chapmen; Feb. 24, at eve, Feb. 25, and March 17, at eleven, at the White Hart lan, Hartlebury. Anomie", Messrs. Leigh, Mason, and Housman, New Bridge-street, London ; or Mr. Thos. Emery, Kidderminster. William Strachan, of Liverpool, small-manufacturer, dealer and chapman, Feb. 26, 27, and March 17, at one, at the George Inn, Liverpool. Attornies, Messrs. 131aekstock and Dunce, -King's Bench Walks, Temple, Loudon; or Mr. Thomas Alur row, Liverporl, Richard Calverley, of Kegworth, Leicestershire, miller, dealer and chapman, Feb. 16, at three at Mr. Dalby's Offi.:e Feb. 17, and March 13, at ten, at the White Hart Inn, Ashby-de- Zouch. Attornies, Mr. Wan. Berridge, 66, Hatton Garden, London ; or Mr. Thomas Dalby, Ashby-de-la-Zouch. William Smith, of Stone, Staffordshire, grocer, dealer and chap wan, Feb. 20, 21, at the Bell and Bear Inn, Stone, and March 17, at the George Inn, Stafford, at twelve. Attornies, Messrs. Leigh, Mason, and Housman, New Bridge-street, London ; or Messrs. Dent and Hopkins, Stone. Richard Barker, Joseph Barker, and James Barker, of Lane end, Staffordshire, potters, Feb. 90, 21, at the Bell and Bear Inn, Stone, and March 17, at tl;e George Ihn, Stafford, at twelve. Attornies, Mr. G. Nelson, Essex -street, Strand, Lou: don ; or Mr. Prowse, Hanley, Staffordshire. Septimus Stephens, of Dowgate-hill, warehouseman, Feb. 10, 17, and March 17, at one, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Par ton, Ceeapside. Robert Bray, of Gosport, Hams, haberdasher, dealer and chap man, Feb. 10, 17; and March 17, at one, at Guildhall, Lon don. Anomie', Messrs. Armory and Coles, Lathhury, London. David Pickard, of Liverpool, coach-maker, dealer and ehapm an, March 2,3, and 17, at one, at the Pork Hotel, Liverpool.. Attornies, Mr. Windie John -street, Bedford-row, London; or Mr. J. Whitley, Li verpooL Charles Jenden, of Worthing, Sussex, saddler, dealer and chap man, Feb. 7, 17, and March 17, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Reilly, Clement's Inn. DIVIDENDS to be made at GUILDHALL Feb. 21, J. Walton, _E. Walton, and T. Walton, Bread -street, factors, at twelve. Mirth 21, T. Goring, Staines, tailor, at one. Feb. 21, IL Charles, St. Alban's.etreet, Pall-mall, tailor, at twelve. March 10, IL B. Fisher, Southampton-place, hew road, wine-merchant, at eleven. April 7, J. Ilexig.o 1, jun. Coleman.street, merchant, at twelve. Feb. 24, W. Reed, Fleet street, law-bookseller, at twelve. March 7, J. Whitehead, M. Howard, and J. ILiddo-k, Catemon-street, bankers, at twelve. Feb. 28, A. Gompertz, Great Winchester-street, merchant, at one. Feb. 28, .1. B. Spencer, J. Bowman, and J. Robinson, Bearblnder-lane, factors, at one. Feb. 7, B. Thompson, White Horse Inn, - Fetter-lane, coach-proprietor, at eleven. Feb. 24, Craike, and H. and T. IngledeW, Borough-market, potatoe merchants, at twelve. Feb. 7, W. Iluvrden Cannon-atreet,ia satance-broker, at one. Feb. 44, W. J. Ric hardson,i Nicholas lane, merchant, at twelve. March 21, .1. Knight and T. Ashby, Gough-square, fancy-feather-manafacturers at ten. Feb. 29, R. Jones, Northumberland-street, Strand, et:al-merchant, at ten. Feb. 23, W. Sherwood, Livcrpcol, soap-manufacturer, at one., DIVIDENDS to be made in the COUNTRY. Feb. 25, G. Bowler, ten. and jun. and 11. Armstrong, Haugh. too, Lancashire, hit-manufaeturers, at ten, at the office of Mr., Wilson, Manchester. Feb. 27, J. II id, Newcastle-upon-Tyna, saddler, at eleven, at the Gawp Inn, Newcastla-npoa-Tyne. Feb. 23, T. Gardner, jun. Liverpool, tailor and draper, at one, at the George Inn, Liverpool. March 10, W. stockbam, Bris tol, baker, at twelve, at the Commercial Rooms, Bristol. Feb. 24, W. Potts, Liverpool, builder, at one, at the George Ins, Dale-street, Liverpool. CERTIFICATES— FEB. 24. & Clements, Boughton, corn-merchant, R. Elliot, jun. Tl tninster, miller. J. Pooltoo, Bilston, iron- dealer. W. Div y, Norwich, gun-maker. J. Wilson, C ock Brook, cotton.eptnner. J. Edwards, Knighton, draper. H. J. Northcote, f.imootreet, wine and spirit merchant. J. Wroe, Lordship of Tong, wor sted-manufacturer. DISSOLUTIONS OF PARTNERSHIPS. D. W. Stone and W. Szholefield, Brick-lane,slistreet, tin pi:ale-workers. J. Williams and N. J. Turner, Ilzer-lane, eas tern-house agents. C. Scrivener and J. Terry, West Smithfield, salesmen. F. and W. B. Gartside, Ilonley, dyerlt. J. and J. Partridge, Bowbridge, dyers. J. and J. Rushton, Bciton-le- Moors, innkeepers. W. Holcombe and C. Viner, Worthing, grocers. W. and A. Copp, and H. Alford, Exeter, linen-Urn. pers. J. Parker, J. Dean, H. Gibson, 11. Baron, and J. 13Bi son, Accrington, cotton-spinners. C. Moor and J. T. Wray, Mlles's-lane, merchants. T. Bowen and T. Bolland, Milton, watermcn. C. Davis -and J. Matthews, Bristol, warehouse keepers. T. and W. Stevens, Shaftesbury, linen-drapers. R. Watts and J. Atkinson, Cheapside, warehousemen. M. and B. Field, Iknolph-lane, wine and brandy-merchants. J. Smith and J. Cocker, jun. cotton waste-dealers. DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE.MONRT. _ _ • Aggressor, for the Soler, Jacob, and Berethina Maria, on the 11th instant, at No. 73, Great Tower -street; recalled on Mon days and Saturdays. MANSION Hotnna--Pireastent ibtantio---Allesinder Andrade, F. the Portuguese Consul, attended yesterday at this Office, to prefer a complaint against one Manuel Francine (apparently a seaman, and in rags), for wilful vagrancy and inaposition.---The prisoner was one of those foreigners who had been for a short time in the British service, and discharged. Since th at p er i c d he had betaken himself toldieriess, drinking, and vagrancy, and on several- occaslons bad applied at the r FE; of th , .! Car sat, af fecting great distress tad soliciting relief. ILI story beng cre dited he was frequently assisted with clothes, moncy, &c. and every exertion used to proeur: hint a ship in which he nilkhe conveyed to his native country. 'Oils was in two bounces sv cured, and every cowfon provided for his voyage; but ir.stoad of embracing the opportunity he absconded, and no sooner had the vessels sailed for Portugal, than he was again found wan dering in the streets, the assumed object of conarniseration,l hungry, and naked. In this character he had been on :rtuiny oc.l casions brought before the Magistrates, and generally obtained temporary relief. On Ttiesday he once more ventured to apply to the Consul, under an impression that his appearance, reduced and metamorphosed as it was, would prevent recognition ; but he was instantly discovered, and his tale, though told upon his knees, was of so hypocritical a nature, that he was given in charge. The Consul wished these facts to be known, not only because the city of London was crowded with impostors, bat as the Consuls of foreign countries had been accused of want of hu► inanity and attention to their suffering countrymen- The Loan Maven thought the public indebted to Mr. Ani, rade for having brought the prisoner to justice, and ordered kin to be sent to the House of Correction for one month, to be dealt with as he merited. Mammoitoec.n.senane—kno wbo bad lived (dr tare months in the service of Mr. Pedro/ire. Thayer-street, Menthes tcr-sT.: arc, was charged wilds robbing her master's shop ac.various times. The gnash were foi:nd at a pawnbroker's in the noigb bomhisod, aad _Le prisoner was : committed for trial. LONDON MARKETS, FEBRUARY 3. Corrox.—There was a considerable revival in the demand for Cotton last week ; the purchases of Per nams were extensive, chiefly on speculation and for France ; for home consumption the request was in considerabk. The sales since our last are neatly two thousand packages, of which 1600 were Pernambuco at '2s. to '2s. Id. then are now no sellers under the latter rate ; the other purchases were a few Berbice I 21/d. to 231 d. stained 18;1 and in bond, 100 Surats were disposed of 14;. and 15d. and 120 Bengals at 10f,ci to 12d. The East India Company have decla reJ a sale of Cotton for the 6th inst. Suoaa.-The demand for Muscovades was limi ted until Thursday last, when a revived inquiry took place, both for exportation and bonne consumption ; the demand was particularly for the new Sugars from Demerara and Berbice, the grocers and refiners pre ferring the new Sugars, and the shippers paying much attention to the tuscovades imported since the sth of January, as the drawback on exportation is now 30s. per cwt. in place of 275. no material im provement can, however, be stated in the prices, as the importers brought forward their Sugars freely, accepting the currency of the market. The sales on Thursday and Friday were estimated at 2000 hhds. There was again a brisk demand for Muscovades; the refiners purchased considerably, but the greater proportion of the sales were for export ; the buyers Still confining therriselves to the Sugars newly impor ted ; the prices of strong and fine Sugars are a shade higher. The sales to-day are estimated to exceed 1600 hhds.-There was a public sale of Barbadoes Sugar brought forward this forenoon, it consisted of 166 hhds.49 tierces ; the whole went otf freely much about the previous prices ; the fine sold Is. to 2s. higher ; good white realized 91s. to 92.5. 6d. mid dling 87s. to 89s. 6d. the remainder sold about the market price-yellow 82s. to 86s. In the refined market there was little business doing last week ;- the refiners were, however, firm, and would submit to no considerable depression to facilitate sales. Mo lasses were steady. There is little business doing in refined this forenoon ; the orders received by the export houses are reported to be very extensive, but so limited as to price that they cannot be executed.- The accounts from the Continent are not favourable for Refined Sugars. Molasses are rather higher this forenoon, 345. has been realized. There have lately been considerable enquiries after foreign Sugars ;- hut there are few offering, as a great proportion of the quant:ty sent formerly to this country is now ship ped in a direct ma finer to the Continent. Last week 82 chests Havannah were br..ught forward by public sale, middling soft yellow reauzed 535. 6d. ordinary 51s. 6d. and 525. 6d. Correr.-There were rather extensive public sales of Coffee brought forward last week ; the pris s may again be quoted at an advance of 2s. per cwt.-the greater proportion was Dutch Coffee, and notwith standing the quantity of nearly the same description, the whole went off freely-good middling, which the previous week had sold extensively at 104 s. and 104 s. 6d. realized 106 s. and 105 s. 6d. fine middling 108 s. and 106 s. 6d. fine ordiiiary 103 s. 6d. The Jamaica Cope went nearly at the same advance ; ordinary 955. and 965. good 935. fine ordinary extensively at 995. 6d. ordinary Cuba 965. to 975. good 100 s. There was a great briskness in the demand for Coffee yes terday, after the arrival of the Dutch Mails ; as the reports from Holland, Hamburgh, &c. were very fa, v,:urable, the purchases by private contract were stated to be extensive ; the prices advanced Is. to 2s. St. Domingo . realized 102 s. the request by private contract continued this forenoon, though not on so extensive a scale. The public sale advertised for to day attracted much attention ; it consisted of 27 casks 442 bags Dutch Coffee ;-the whole went off freely at a further advance of 2s. on the prices of yes terday by private contract, and fully 4s. per cwt. higher than the public sales of last week-good mid dling which last week had been sold, and extensively, at 106 s. and 10Gs. 6d. realized 110 s. and Ills. as the sale to-clay entirely consisted of Coffee from De merara and Berbice, we advance these descriptions agreeably to the - sale ' quoting the market 4s. to ss. per cwt. higher since Tuesday last ; there have been no purchases of the other qualities since the public sale took place, but there is no doubt it will have the effect of advancing the prices of other descriptions • Jamaica, and other West India Coffees may be stated 2s. higher than on Tuesday last ; this advance was obtained previous to the public sale of to-day ;-after the great rise then obtained, there is no doubt Ja maica, and other descriptions, will be held for higher rates ban even the advanced prices. HEMP, FLAX, AND TaLt.ow.-The demand for Tallow has given way, particularly for parcels here ; for arrival the business done lately has been rather extensive at 695. 6d. and 70s. for Flax and Hemp there is not much enquiry ; little variation in the prices can be stated. The letters yesterday from St. Petersburgh mention that the Exchange had advan ced, it was nearly 12. Lamm Paovistows.—There is little variation in the prices or in the demand for Beef; new Pork continues In short supply. Bacon is steady. Butter continues in extensive request ; the prices are 6s. to Bs. per cwt. higher since Tuesday last. Ou.s.—Thereis little or no business done in Green land Oil ; the prices are nearly nominal. Linseed has attracted much attention, and considerable sales have been effected, particularly for parcels delive rable a month or two hence. RUM, BRANDY, AND HoLLANns.—The demand for Rum continues limited ; there is still a great expec tation, that from the very low prices, Rum will be come a great article of export in the spring ; at pre , sent there is little doing. There is some appearance of a revival in the demand for Brandy this morning, but no transactions of any consequence have ret taken plait ; the prices since Tuesday last have given way about 3d. per gallon. Cogniac, to arrive, is offered about 6d. per gallon under the present prices. There is little enquiry for Hollands ; prices unvaried. PIMPS Or ?RE MARKET. AT Rip JANEIRO, ON race 2,9 TH No veuara.—Colfee 3800 tees per arobe ; Sugar, whits, 2900 ; Flour very !miry sale, in con sequence of the great quantities continuing to arrive from Chili. The markets generally for the United States produce universally dull. DIED. On Monday the td Instant, Rob Copege, Cambridge, and d Ashbse . - Jan. 17, Kdanburgh, Dubbar Das Major Georze Davidson, of the atd Thursday, at Maidstone, in the 6 an ernineut Physician of that town. On the 25th ult. at Cowick; in Mr. John Shutwell, upwards of 50 count Dowse. PRICES OP GOLD Portugal Gold •in Coin, per oz Foreign Gold in Bars Aaw Doubloons New D0i1er5.......... ........ New Louis each ............ CoURSR or Amsterdam 37 g 8.215. Ditto at right SS • Amsterdam _ll 11 Ditto st sight... ll Rotterdam— —.al 111 1&U. Antwerp, es-mo. 11 10 H.Lmburgb... s4 2 2 11 U. Altona s4 $ 11 1 11 Paris, 3 day's date 24 20 lkitto ........ 40 It U. B,urdruux do. ...24 40 f:anklirt on tee Maine 143 ex-mo. Madrid, effective 40 Cadiz efect Sit Barcelona PRICE OP sioe Bank Stock 2851 Red. 79int Cann. 761 .9t 79 4 per Ct. ,on. Navy 105 t 105 Long Anat.— We feel pleasure in publish As transmitted to us, in confir which appeared in our Paper, that general and daturerots c, TO THE EDITOR 0 &a--Otiserving a paragraph in yz of an Hernia, performed (of a large at Charlotte Houw, Great Chariot-4 justice, Sir, to Hewn. COOPER personal testimony. Having been a and deemed incurable by eminent S affliction, expecting every hour to t OA to the Medical Board, and ha excellent Establishment, for afthoug fectly cured In a few weeks, r health.—l think, Mr. Editor, all wi I can have no other motive for this 1 benebt.—l ant, Sir, your obedient S Pog and Stile, near London-rood Fields, October i bl7 FOR. COUGHS, COLDS, CtiNSUMPt 'THE PECTORAL ELI? 1 proved this medicine to be the remedy for Colds, Coughs, Catarrh By promoting gentle expectorrion, slight and recent colds; and a very pent to overcome those which from serious character, and are also accon peculiarly adapted to give freedom effectual medicine in asthmatic coin. hoarseness whcezlogs,sorenessand c lungs, and all the usual symptoms w consumptions- ' and if taken in tits case! Many different Cough Medic similar na:nes,pnrchas.:rs of chi: Peet disappointed of the geouinp medicine colas in observing that each Rude b meat Stamp, with the n.me of " But graved in the impression... Sold in Bottle, at is. t id. and lari ones, at 9s. 9d.; by BUTLER am Clattapaide, corner of St. Paars Culai Sackville.etreet, Dalitin; also by the 1 gists, and Medicine Venders, in es United Kingdom. T, HE CORDIAL BALM sally ackntowledged to be the n restorative in all Nell ous Disorders braced Cordial is peculiarly eßicaciom of appetite, indigestion, &preadult of of the hands or limbs, obstinate coo' consumptive habits ; it thiqs the bk pains in the head and stomach, and p By the Nobißty and Ger.try this Nis ing pleasant to the taste and smell, it the stomach, and giving that proper doe requires. Noshing can be butt rush the constitution after a debauch Much has been said by interested h that are advertised, bat there is a • a be made respecting the Cordial Balm operation was gentle, safe, and efficLc which it is recommended, and unisex satiable success, it could not have at wand it has acquired ; for, as it has r a persuasive advocate, so nothing but by its salutary effects, can induce pt. able perseverance is certainly most re happiest combinition of Chemicals a chronic diseases, and restore the vale Sold by Leigh, Strand ; Alcoa, i and Co. Bow Church-yard ; Butler, C and Ward, Holborn • price 11s. eaci Bottle for 335. by wh ich ' one I is. hot " Sarni. Solomon, Liverpool," engrai gr.y. Dr. Solomon expects, when a compliment of a £l. note to be inc Letter. Dr. Solomon, Gilead-Hoe double postage." Also, price Si. that scarce, inter Work (with which is given an e g ant a 'View of Gilead-House), ectaled, or, Advice to both Scam, in a Vari, SOLOMON, ltLD.—Containing a 'I Nervous and Hypochondria.: Complai on those Disaasus with which the l lux afflicted; explaining the symptoqut, medics most properly adapted for St BY HIS MAJESTY'S ROY AL EAKE'S GENUINE P , for curing, in all its stages, th One small Pill is a dose, and the tail case, will soon convince the patient c recovery. Nothing can be better cc convenient than this Remedy, for an nits or to we, as it needs no confine and 'sixty years experience (in an est that it will effect a Cure when repes methods avail nothing. For the S Disorders. this Medicine has not 40,000 persons of buds sexes have above cruel disorders, within the last sold by the Sole Proprietors, T. TA' a the Royal College of Surgeons, at Bridge-street, in Boxes of Daly Ss. N.B. Two back doors, sad Lights They are also sold by their appomon at the ley Shop, 103, Oxford-street Fish-anent-hill, nearly opposite to Person in every considerable 'Fown t Advice gratis to persons taking the a yrietor's Medicines. HIGH WATER AT LONDON J Morning Afternoon - LONDON; Printed and publicise lienipl