Star. — London, England, 1805-09-10 00:00:00

lir NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE. IN CONTINUATION FROM ME PRECEDING ?ACC CREENOCK, SEPT. 6.•-•:111C Katty, BOAG, eet the Columbus) and the Ann, THOMSON, o f the Ja maica fleet, arrived ia the Holly Loch (quarantine nation) yellerday morning, report that they parted from the convoy 23th Airfoil, in lat. 48. 39, long. 12. 22. and that twelve fail are for the Clyde. The Ann is detained on account of iicknefs on the patrage. DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE-MONEY. The raft India Company's armed thip Swallow, for the capture., of the Dutch (hips at or near the Muni of St. Helena, in June, 179c,aiil he paid on Monday the loth initant, at the FAR India Houle, and recalled the firft Monday in every month for three years. The Vietory, for the capture of the Dutch fhip Orion, on the alat of May. 1803, will be paid nn hoard the Vidtnry at Spithead, or every Wedndday and Thurfelay at No. 11,Milbask-ltrect, for three years. The Ajax. for the capture of the Spatula fhip San Pedro, Ja nuary ta, 1803. will be paid on board the Ajax at Plymouth this day. and recalled at the office of Edmund Lockyer at Ply mouth every Friday and Tuefday for three months. To the Lapwing, for the detention of the Dutch Indianian H-nrietta, May 31, 'BO3, a diftribution will be made at No. t 3. Great George-ft:et, Welliniulter, on Wednefday the 13th init. and recalled for three years. To the Lynx, for the capture of the Vrow Harnsyna and Cyg net, Angult 3t, 18ot, a diftribution will be made at No. 13, Great Ge.orge-ftrect, Weltatiniter, to.motrow, and mailed for three years. A NEW NAVAL DEPOT. The Admiralty have adopted a plan, which will tank his Ma ley's Clips to fail from the River with confiderable more facility and expedition, than ever they could before. It is that of having them refitted at Gravefend, WilL I e an agent is appointed for that purpofe. it often harpened that Mips fent to Woolwich and Dept ford to be 'repaired, were detained at thole places, particularly the latter, for fevers! weeks after the repairs were completed, by meats of contrary winds The chief °Ned of the pref nt plan is, that after the 'hips come nut of Dock, they fhall avail themfelves of t►e Ertl fair wind and drop down to Gravefend, where every thing which *as left unfinitheel is to be completed; and from which Chips of the largelt Sze can put to lea with any wind. We under • hand that in order to extend the good effeds of this plan as far as poiLitale it is intended to cred a King's Dock-yard immediately at Nortbffeet. A place called the Creek, a little above Northfleet, has already been fixed upon for the purpofe. It has a chalky bot tom, and is in other refpeds extremely well adapted for a Dock yard. We underhand that the Thames from Deptford to the mouth of the River will in future be an Admiral's Ration. Rear Admiral Stanhope, whole flag is now hying on board the Sybil frigate off Northfieet, has the command of all the men of war within that finer. The fallowing n-en of war are now lying at Graver. ed :—The Sybil frigate, Admiral Stanhope; Thetis, Capt. Gage, Powerful, of 74; Intrepid, f,4; Woolwich, 44 guns ; and another Clip Extract of a letter, dated Hibernia, off Ufhant, Wednefday tali;-- The enemy's Red continue at their new anchorage, now int- Inenfely Rrong, and which affords them much facility in putting to tea, timid fuels be their intention. They extend aerofs the en • trance of Brett from Camaret to the eaR end of Bertheaume Bay, the coat around them prefenting an almoft continued chain of heavy batteries. A new battery of 32 heavy guns has jolt been finiffied between Point St Matthew and Bertheanme,and another nearer Bertheaume is nearly completed. Their prefect pofition, which is iheltered from all but wefterly winds (which blow right in) is fufficiently Rrong to protedt them. The infhore (qua dron now comprises the Indefatigable, Acafta, Santa Margarita, Surinant. Conte ft, and Felix, and there are repeating (hips Rationed between them and the fleet." Asmara-4n the Dcwns, the Elora, Thornton; Dorfit, New tor.; Ge4/CTOU4 Planter Hamilton; Earl St. Vincent's, Hutton; John, Dunn; Hle of 'flatlet, Aiken; Generous Planter, Beattie; i...ndon Goldfinch; Catharine Green, Steele; Reward, Gunk , ' Camckn. Hill ; Europe Pearce; William Lufhington, Kitchen; Concord, Swaine; Veltd, Melville; Cygnet, !Sher; Mary and ...made, (:lark; Naiad, Antrobus; Nereus, Brockbank; Dole; unieri....Albion, Butler, George Hibberts, Thompfon; Sodding. tons, Wright; Royal Edward. Muirbead: Neva, Arm ; Lady Join Rune" Ecurhifter ; Flora, johns; Nutwell, Popplavell: Prin. eel'. of Wales, Greig ; St Mary's Planter, —• Angultus Ca to., Bell ; Flora, Rofs ; Mary, Rogers; Orpheus, !keens • Mentor, Goodwin; Wanderer, Woodall; Fortitude, Martin; Centurion, Gladdak ; Dryharbour, Sinclair ; Mermaid, Kilgeur ; Cora, Wil liams; Eclipfc, —; Cumberland, Wales • Cygnet, Cameron; Maria, Taylor; Forty Second, Tyer ; Friend. Howell; Alexan der, Martin; Olive Bran , is, Taylor; Ceres, Warren; Enterprise, Ferguftin ; Canada, Bettor; Augafta, Grant; Martha, Sareig, front Jamaica; and the Union Packet, Graham, from Madeira-- Sufannah and Sally. Hare, fr in Leghorn; Geode lithe. Baker, from Cadiz; Symmetry, Liddle ; 4 rlando, Dorethy Porfter, Sweden ; Catharine, Sowdtti; Camperdown, Luke; and the Duke, Sandford, from Jamaica—At Fabnouth, Betfey, Chapman. front New York; and the Reward, Melton, from Virginia—At Brt;tol. Economy, --, from Q ue b ec , an d the Friede. , from Patrats-oAt Liverpool, Kipp,, Sa lomon, .rom Bolton; Liberty, Sand, from New Providence; Jupiter, Harley. from Virginia; Juno. Malcolm, from Charlet toll ; I del 11 Carroll, front l.ifb n' • Skinner, —, from Dantsic ; Waste Wtili.on.. Procter; I.ightfoo t, Watfon ; Eagle, Myer; Currwellis, Champion; bt. Mary's Planter, Jones; Anfield, Dew ha rt ; Jan aka. Gleig ; Chtfterfield„ Mudge; John's Treafare, ----t Kcifton, Gladftoye ; WeftmoreLuid, Ridtdon ; Reynolds ; Indian Trader, Scaik ; Suffez, Hall, and the Benton. Afirren. from Jamaitr.-In the Clyde, Lady Parker, &sag, from New Brunfwick ; Surprire, M'Earlane, from Archangel; Camel, London, treat X .ilbon ; Ann, Thornpfon • Katty, Boage, and the Margaret, Boyle, from Jamaica —At New Providence, Patent, Brough. from London; and the Arid, Brown, front Africa—At Cork, 'Walhington, from Bolton—At Barbadoes, Echo, Rert , e ; Reliance, Davidfon ; Severn, Macon; Purfuit, Purvis; Lady Cathcart. Judel; Neva, Watfon ; Fanny,--; Glamor gan. Shelly; Hind, Dad-an ; Refolution, Wake; Bridal oteen, Rowe ; City of Edinburgh, --•-•••; Richard, Perrin ; Lady Harewood, Brenan, and the Renewal, Cromartie, from London; Albion, Thompfon ; Freedom. Death ; Maxwell, Edwards, and the Vtnerahle, I.ewtes, from Liverpool. At Surinam, John and Catharine. ----; Experiment, .-.--, and the Two Friends, Bligh, from London. At Grenada, ltabella,Weatherhead; Hamp den. l.nga. ; Union, Brown • Boyd, Laughton and the Delaford, Ye ung, irons London At demerara, Two Friends, Dale; Diana, • Doug s ; Ho • Fel piton ; Jane, Thompton ; Kingt• 'a London. At St. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. IMCIIIMOND MUTING, WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 4. The King's Plate of wogs. (called Hambleton gui• neas) for five years old Mares, loft. Four miles. Lord lltihaven's bay Lady Mary, by Beningbrough - s Lord Fitzwilliant's bay Sally . - a Mr. Bowman's bay Soren . . - - . 3 Six to 4 againit Lady Mary, a to i again!' Sally, and sto a again!' Satin. Sally made play, and was beat by only half a head. The Subfeription Cup of togs. each, for three-year olds and upwards. Four miles. (12 Subfcribers.) Sir W. Gerard's br. e. Young Chariot, by Chariot, 4 yrs old, 71t. tab. . - - - - - a Sir H Willainfon's gr. h. Monett Starling. 5 yrs old, sft. 61b. a I Mr. Ridocll's br. c.by . Overton, 3 yrs old. 611. 31b. - - 3 Lord Stradamun's bay cult, by Sir Peter, out of Queen Mab, 3 yrs sabkidt. 31h. • • - 4 Mr. Trotter's b. f. by Delpini. 3 yrs old,6ft. Ob. - 5 Mr. Cradock's b c. by St. George. 4 yrs old, 7R. tolb. 6 Mr. W. Hutchiuton's be. c. by Overton,3frs old. 6ft. 31b. 7 Five and 6 to 4 againit Young Chariot ; 3 to I againit Hone(' Starling, and high odds againit any other. A fine Race. Juft as the honks were Ran. ing fbr the cup a very thick milt came on, which ren dered it impollible for the fpeflators to fee them, and in confequence of which fume of the horfes came down in running. Freth Entry for Thurfday.—The 701. for 3 yr olds and upwards. Two mile heats. Sr H. Williamfon's gr. h. Honeft Starling, by Sir Peter, S yrs old, 811 51b ' - I i Mr. R itidell's br. c. by Overton, 3 yrs old, 6R 71b a I Seven to 4, and after the beat 7 to t on Hone! Starling. Won eafy. Sir W. Gerard's Young Chariot received 201. to withdraw. POLICE, &c. At the Public ONce, Hatton Garden, yeflerday, an elderly perfon of the name of Waller, was charged with a breach of the peace, in carrying a cutlafs about him, to the great fear of a man, named Taylor, of whom he was jealous on account of his wife, who lived on bad terms with him : all the parties are Gie. people. Waller was held to bail. A fervant girl, in a gentleman's family, and a young man whom the had concealed in the honfe after the family had gone to ten, were alfo brought before the Magillrates, and ordered to find bail for their ap pearance at the Qoarter Seflions. Yefierday, at IMarlborough (tract, a complaint was preferred, by Lady Webtlet's coachman, againfl the driver of the Weymouth Mail, for overturning , her Ladyfhip's carriage, a few days fince. It ap peared by the flatement of the complainant, that he was driving his milirels and her daughter, near the end of Southampton-ftreet. Strand, when the pal 1-age was impeded by a coal-waggrn. The WI, which was dole in the rear, was alfo flopped ; and the coachman, in order to purfue his courfe, pulled off to the right by a (land of hackney coaches, in doing which he caught the wheel of Lady Webfler's 1 carriage arid upfet it. Fortunately, no one was hurt. It was stated, by a Gentleman from the Poft-Office, who was a a:tenger in the Mail, that the accident was, in a great meafure, unavoidable ; and, fo far from any kind of exultation on the part of thecoach• man and guard, they infiantly alighted, and placed the coach on its wheels, and expreffed their forrow. The cafe flood over for decifion. Friday fe'nnight a charge was brought before the Juilices of Peace of Ayrlbire, againft an inhabitant of Glafgow, for aiding and affifting a foldier to de fert. The charge was fully proved, and the man was fined in the flatutory penalty of aol. Reding, which by the law cannot be mitigated. On Saturday Mr. Woodford, an Ezcife Officer, fell into the London Docks, and was drowned.— He has left a wife and two children totally unpro vided for. On Monday laft, Mr. jostem TINDALL, eldeft fon of Lieutenant Colonel TINDALL of Scarborough, about 23 years of age, in the bloom of health and manhood, being on a vifit at Whitby, went to bathe in the lea, about nine o'clock in the morning, when venturing too far into the water, he was unfortu nately drowned, in the fight of a great number of perfons upon the pier and beach, who though at a very (mall difiance from him, could render him no affillance. The perfon attendant upon the bathing machine as foon as he faw the danger, rode into the water to attempt his refcue, but was prevented by the violence of the furf from effaling his purpofe. The body being conveyed away by the receflion of the waves, could not be found, though boats were imme diately difpatchcd from the harbour to fearch for it. The number of boats engaged in that office the whole of the day, exhibited as they moved along the !hare in flow and filent progreffion, a fcene irrefiliably af feeling. The body was difcovered the following morning about five o'clock, near the water's edge,. ' by two foldiers, who - had been employed with others to watch the beach. This very melancholy accident is rendered more truly diflreffing and affeetive, by the circumftance of the young man being on the point cf marriage with a beautiful and accomplifhed young lady, of one of the firlt families in Whitby. His remains wrote interred at Scarborough on Wed nefday lea, attended by a numerous allemblage of his aillifted relations and friends. Yefterday morning a fervent belonging to a bottle in Eaft 'tact, Red Lion-fquare, while cleaning the windows above Hairs, fell upon the iron pallifadots in front of the houfe, and expired immediately. We hope this will operate as a caution to bookkeepers not to employ their female fervants in fo dangerous an occupation. On Saturday night, about twelve o'clock, Mary O'Brien, who had privately delivered herfelf in Ca roline-court, Saffron hill, and had thrown her child (who is fince dead), into the privy, made her efcape over the Workbook wall, in Little Saffron-hill, and has not fince been heard of. A Jury was held on the child left Saturday, when a verdita was returned, that it died by the vilitation of GOD. A daring robbery was committed on Saturday evening on the road from Staines to Hounflow, by three teIIOWS. Mr. SUNLIY, a merchant at Hack ney, was returning to town with his fon, a youth of fixtren years of age, in a one bode chaile, when the robbers ruched on them, and ranfacked their pockets. They could find no more than 41. and, at this difappointment, they beat them unmercifully, • _ . _ . and left . them lying in the road. It is cuppnfed the offenders belonged to asang which ladled Egkiam race cootie. Iv TEE EDITOR OF TAR STAR. CURE roe THE DEOEST. Sir—ln your paper, a few weeks fince, I obferv ed that Bohea Tea, and the leaves to be eaten, was recommended as a cure for the above fatal diforder ; and as I had a pauper in the houfe at that time, who was given over by the vifiting (urgent), I ventured the experiment, and to my alfonifhment found an almoft inilant relief—l repeated the dole but once, and the woman in the courfe of a week was able to go out to hay making, and will begin reap ing for me on Monday next, if the weather conti nues fine. The woman's name is Elizabeth Auftin ; her age 6z. I am, Sir, yours, &c. I'. H. SHLIMPTON, Governor. Houfe of lneluary, Faringdun, Bake, Aug. go. The Recipe alluded to in the above letter was as follows :—.s Eating the leaves of Bohea Tea is Rat ed to have effeCted feveral cures in cafes of Dropfy, in the cnurfe of a few days. About two large tea cups full of the tea is infufed in a quart of water, and during the day the decation to be drank, and the leaves eaten at fhort intervals." EDINBURGH, SEPT. S. lIIGH COURT OF JUSTICIARY. Yerlerday came on before this Court the trial of John 111q.rod, and Catharine Baird, his wife, accufed of (leafing feveral articles of wearing apparel from the houfe of Mrs. Cleland, in Caufewayfide, on the ift of May laR ; and alto of breaking into the laun dry and walh•honfe of Colonel Bruce, in George's Square, on the tit of June, and Realing therefrom a very confiderable quantity of clothes. The LORD ADVOCATE rellriEled the libel to an arbitrary punifh ment. The indietment being read, both the prifoners pled Guiky ; and a Jury having been chufen, they again confeffed their guilt before them. The Court ordered the Jury inAantly to inclofe in the robing- room, and in a fhort time they returned into Conlit with their verdict, finding both prifoners The Lord Junice Clerk then pronounced fentence, or. daining them to be tranfparted beyond feas for the period of fourteen years, under the certification of death, in cafe of returning before the expiration of that period. -- - - ;..- Clio, Douglas ; Hope, Fel gam; Jane, Thompfoo ; King- n.in. ,Stniall. and the London Patiot, Pitt, from London. At St. • 1 Lucie, liackhoufe, Jennings, from Africa. i . . i . We hasc received American Papers to the in tilt. They contain intelligence, brought to New York by .' i : the schooner Diana, from Curacoa, of the failure of an attack made the latter end of July on that fettle- ,i I ment , by a fmall Britilh fquadron, confining of two I ll Blips, two bt igs, and a Ichnoner. According to the 1 ti • : accoun t s communicated by the Diana, our fquadron .ffe4ted a defcent at Cuaraques Bay , with ifio men • 11 and three pieces of cannon. Having fortified them- ' 1 , Gives upon a hill, commanding the fort, they cm- - 4 .: tnenced a heavy cannonading, which was returned by , the pram with equal fpirit, and continued from morning till evening, when the Dutch fucceeded in driving our (mall •force from t heir entrenchments. 1 , • They were, of courfe, obliged to Vetreat,leaviog be-' t; hind them one 18-pound carronade, go mnikets, and ' three prifoners. The Iltipc afterwards went to lee- scud, when they landed their rick and wounded, 1 I t,„ which amounted, according to rep o, t , t o the number , 1 ' 'of yo men. The whole leeward part of the ifland, „ i from the wen end to within twenty miles of the town, i. Rated to have been laid walle. By the lett letters from America, refpeBing the refult . I the crops in the United States, it appears that . • the prAnce of wheat is this - year about double of what at has been for any former year. • DUBLIN, SEPT. 5. On Friday night, the 3oth Auguft, between the hours of nine and ten o'clock, an alarming fire broke out in the (fables of the New White Croft Inn, rear of Pill-lane, and immediately adjoining to the Four. Courts ; the flames raged with the greatell violence, and threatened deftruaion to the houfes of the fur rounding neighbourhood. Both the High Sheriffs, Meffis. Bloxham and Thorpe, attended from the commencement of the fire, and afforded the greatelt affillance ; they called out detachments of the 28th and Royal Tyrone regiments. It was pall three o'clock on Saturday morning before the High She riffs difmi(fed the Officers of the Pipe Water Depart ment, at which time the fire was fortunately extin -1 guifhed without doing near the damage that was at firft apprehended. This morning about four o'clock, a fire broke nut at Mr. Coftigan's flour mill, near Thomas-ftreet, [ which was not completely got under before ten o'clock. We have not been able to afccrtain the extent of the damage. Friday morning David Cleary was executed at Gallows-green, Cork, purfuant to fentence, for the wilful murder of Daniel Corkran, at the fair of Bantry. Since the commencement of the Kilkenny Affixes, one man has been capitally convitted. but not yet fentenced. The Hon. Baron army fits in the County Court, where all the criminal bufinefs is tranfaaed.— The Hon. Baron SMITH prefides in the City Court, where a great deal of Record haulers is to be gone through. Andrew Chirry, late of Killinchy, County of Down, but who lately refided in Dublin, was com mitted to gaol in Dublin for fix months, on the war rant of Charles Duffia, Efq. Infpeaor General of the linen trade; for having a piece of in part bleach ed lawn in his cullody. He is fuppofed to have been one of the perfons deeply concerned in purchafing the plunder of the bleechtteens in the neighbour hood of Li(burn. COItON ER'S Itoverr.—An inquell was held yet . - terday, at Guy's Hofpital, on the body of a young man in a failor's drefs, who was run over by a cart at Dock-head, and had his thighs crushed to pieces, to as to die the lame evening he was brought there. Verdift—Accidental Death. BIRTHS. At Caftlernartyr, Vifeountefs Boyle, of a daughter. At Camden place. Dublin, the Lady of Rich.Digby,Efq. of a Ni In the Royal Crefeent, Bath, the Lady of Charles Walmilry Efq. of a fon. On Wednefday Lift, at his hnufc in Welbeck-ftreet, the lady of Sir Thomas Maryon Wilton, Bart. of a daughter. MARRIED. At Aberfky, on the 27th ult the Rev. Mr. James M•Lauchlan, 'Monter of the Gzlic Chapel, Edinburgh. to Mils Cacho ine Fra. fsr, daughter of Thomas Frafer, Efq. of Daicathaig. Bernard Daly, Efq. Clogan, King's County, to Mifs MuUoy, daughter of S. Molloy. Efq. of Tullamore. The Rev. Hayes Oneade of Kilgobbin, to Mr.. M‘lgamara, of York-greet, Dublin. At Bilhop Middleham, Henry Fearon. Efq. fon of the late Wm. Fearon, Efq. of Neweaftle, to Mifs M. Taylor, of Bigtop Middle- ham, Durham. Lately, at Plymouth Dock, Lieutenant George Fennell, Com mander of the Nile lugger. On the sth inftant, at Stoke Damarell, near Plymouth Dock, the infant lon of Wm M•Dunald, M. D. On the 4th inftant, at Burford-bridge, Surrey, aged 38. Mifs Margaret Fairfax, daughter of Rcar•Admir:d Sir W. G. Fairfax. On the 3d Augult, at Gibraltar, Major Antrum, Paymafter of the Regiment de Rolle. Ou Thurfday lalt, at his boufe, Thatched Houfc-row,Hlington, Mr. Charles Sommers, many years Collector of the City's Duties of Package and Scavage at the Long Room, Cullom-honk. At Edinburgh, on the 19th ult. hiss. Robertfon of I.vde, wife of Brigadier General Robertfon. At Dalkeith , on the 30th ult. Mr. Archd. Simfon, brewer. At Tollymore, on tke sift ult. Dr. Scott, of the rad Light Dragoons. On Timidity 'aft, at Northampton, Mrsalankey, aged 67, relit of J. C. flunkey, Efq. formerly of Lid Bergholt, Suffolk. TO-MOI LOW. San rife* I Sun fete I Moon rife* 34 minutes after s 26 minutes after 6 so minutes after 6 HIGH WATER AT LOIVDON•BRUDGE TO•MORRO Morning as minutes after 3 hetemocia LONDON MARKETS. CORN-EXCHANGE, /MONDAY, Si N- Br R 9 RETURN of WHEAT in Mark-Lie, o• , nee th• 26th of Aur,ult to the szft of Auguit f atal 8,,54 ctu.to.ri Average 73. 611 ttd. loser than 'aft return. A RETURN OF FLOUR, Prom the 24th of Aura to the 31ft of Auguft. Total-5,499 fucks—Avenge 755. Ai-. 5s Std. tower than kat MGR. RCtV*N rant Or GRAIN, OW WARD SHIP AS UNDER Wheat 4.5 s 63s 74s Suffolks to S6s nd Fine 76111 714 they Pas cc. ors cd Superfine 801 Beans, urw 446 486 cil Ryc, new 4os 461 Ditto, old, to sat Barley 371 42 . ork Tick Biala. new 3 6 e 424 Malt 72$ Sas cd Ol t 4Se 04 White Peas 40t 461 od Oats me z;s jilt Bailers 48$ 54e• Mends 3 1 e 336 il _ Rape Secd 161. to aot. per Taft PRICE OF SHEDS IN MARICLANE: Carraway now 76s to,Sos per cwt. Coriander, —$ to 13$ do. White Muitard Seed. zoo to tss oS per huthel. PRICE OF HOPS tH THE BOROUGH. 51 124 50 71 75 Pockets SI is, to 71 log PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW. Smithieid. St. James's. Whitechapel. Hayperload3 to to 4 to 13 3 oto 4 16 0 3 t 6 to 4 cd o Straw a 15 to 3 6 3 6 oto 4 1 0 1 [6 to 3 to o Cla•er 3 15 to 5 IL S oto 6 o 4 NEWGATE and LEADENHALL, September 9. Per Roue of Sib. by the eareafe. Beef 3s ad to 4s od I Veal 46 od to 36 461 Mutton 3s 461 to as 23 Pork ae 54 to Ss ad Lamb as 6d to is PRICE OF TALLOW IN LONDON. St. James's raarket 44 04 Twin Tallow a, 61 to Os Clare Market 4s sd Rol% ditto (cam) dos oil to 7ts Whltrchepel Market RulTia ditto (foap) 68. to ces od (pet done of 31 rid Melted Stud 381 to ON Oa Ditto rough 4as od to a• tas oid Greaves its od Average Price 4s od Goad Dregs lOfto Os Yellow Soap, 73s to os—Mottled, 88s—Curd, 921 Price of Candles per dozen, t is od—Moulds, i t. 04 RAW HIDES. Hides (perftone) as 6tl to as 8d Florio Skins z7s od to tos Middling 3a ad to as sd :)licep Skins as od to as od Ordinary as 84 to 2s Tod Shearlings os od toot od Heavy Calf t2B 6.1 each I Lamb Skins as oil to tis oi PRICE OF LEATHER, per lb. AT LEADENHALL. Butts, so to 561 b each 234 to 24d Ditto, 63 to 631 b sad to 264 Merchants Backs .—d to azid Dreffing Hides 22t1 to 23d Fine Coach Hides 23d to 251 Crop Hides for Cutting sad to 25d Flat Ordinary 21411 0 210 Calf Skins, 3o to 4olh per dozen 3Ed to 434 Ditto 5o to 701 b 38d to 4td Ditto 7o to Bolb 36d to 38d Small Seal. (Greenland) per lb. as 44 to 3s 64 Large ditto 11301 to !SOS per doz. Goat Skink 301 to 60s ditto . Tanned Horfe Hides Its to 38s each Bark per load - 261. od. to 28L NEW COAL MARKET, September 9. Ships at Market. Ships Sold. Prices. z 6 Neweaftle Coals zs, 4216 d 32$ ad. 4 Sunderland . .. 3 43s od 445 34- 4 Stone Coal - - o cot od. STONE-MASON AND BRICKLAYER'S WORK, AT THE NEW DOCK, AT HULL. Dock-Office, )(Wean upon-Hull, Ang. 26, MS. ALL PERSONS willing to Contra& with the DOCK COMPANY to execute the Stone and Brick Work of the Lock and Wafts's( the Humber Dock, are requefted to fend their Proporals (reeled) to this Office, on or before Ft iday the Goth day of September next, at twelve o'clock. The Company will provide Stone, Bricks, and Mortar; and the ContraCtors are to find all ether Materids. The Contradtors mutt find Sureties, to be approved of by the Dock Company, for the due performance of their Conrad!. •a A Plan may be ken, and further particulars known, by applying to Mr. John Harrap,Survcyor of the Company's Works. By Order, JOHN LEVE'I sc, Clerk to the Dock Company,at Klogiton-upon Hull. CATCPENTh.R's WORK A'T - THB NEW DOCK AI'HULL, Dock.olfi , :e, Kingfton-upon Hull, Aug. 16,1805. ALL PERSONS willing to Cort.lB with the DOCK COMPANY for the Driving of the Piles, and the Framing of the Fl. ors for the Foundation of the Walls and Lock. Pit of the Humber Dock, are rrquefted to fend their Propofals (faded) to this 05cc, on or before Friday :he sods day of Septem ber next, at twelve o'clock. The Dock Company will provide the Timber and Iron Work; the Contradturs arc to find aft other Materials, and will have the uic of a Steam Engi , .e. ereCted near the intended Lock, for the purpofe of Driving the Piles. The Contra dt ors mu tt find Sureties, to be approved, of by the . . . . Dock Company, for the due performance of their Contrast. ••• A Plan may he ften, and foethtr particulars known, by applying to Mr. John HarraiSurveyor Of the Com )Inr‘ Works. By Order, MIN I.EVE Clerk to the Dock Company at Kineton-upon•Hull. EXCAVATION OF THE NEW DOCK. AT HULL. Dock Office, Kirtekon-upon-Hull, Aug 26, aor. ALL PERSONS willing to Contrail with the DOCK COMPANY for the Excavation of the Humber Dock and Lock-Pit, are requefted to fend their Propofals (Wed) to this Office, on or before Friday th: actb day of September next, at twelve o'clock. The Contra&ors are to find Earth Waggons, Wheelbarrows, Stares, Planks, and all other Materials, except Iron Rail Ways, which wiU be provided by the Dock Company. The Contra Ron mutt fend Sureties, to be approved of by the Dock Company, for the due performance of their Coutrad. '„• A Plan of the Ground may he teen; and other particulars known, by applying to Mr. John Harrap, Surveyor of the Com pany's Works. By Order, JOHN LEVE.TT, Clerk to the Dock Company, at Kingllon-upon-Huff. kiA V /ING dedicated z reit to the Rudy, and ince gratified by the mot confide:able prattice in that Druids vrNieli I thought troiser to feed, I mit that I have not more mit employed my time than thole who, in the crtenfive fill of the pro: ion, are nceaf.onaky immerfed in uncertainty, ace canna lvteva attain that Needs wtich,is acquired by oor.centralug the irtelletßual power to one daft o' diforders Tbc di:elites of DEBILITY are peculiarly eltitr-Stig for they bring with them a train of concomitant frupsoms, mil, by ads petition of all vital energy, exigence becomes embittzrivl. "A'hetlicr they ante from the prsval..x..e of M example, the leitrue tive habits of fchool-boys, er the indulgences of maturity, they re quire the mat affsduous prof-Bona] GCIII ut by the igni.e::.x of unedue.lted men, the fymptams are aggavatel, ant tae cone-- man is i;ettroyci. Asa N/EMISIR of the ROTA/. coL.7.nlre I grenn I my prevention§ on regularity of educachr.• and puff. (bug every privilege to pracctice, I feeitnyfell entitiod t that ounid:ree with which i have hitherto been folliserAl y honoured lu the licit (mations of loaf weaknes, early sppfiestion will prever.t the calamity of a debilitated 'rare; but whav the Mt ierer, (rem a conteioulhers of the unmantir.e.li of the vice which enured his misfortune, is fearful of the oartteapt or canUrc of Ws fccoUy pbyfician. and broods over his lii rarity with care.us ccc. ceahr.ent, it mu ft be tatistaßery for him to he aired tot of capability of treatment but alto of the mon iavinlable Crerecy. And in recent Ven.•.:xal ';oinplaints it is pot able so prevmtpalls, danger or dliteets ; in the mcft comnlicatesl es rs i: is thi acquits. meat, of exclufive experience In this line to nfe4 a lee, certifs. Mid (peed y re-eltablifhment. I offer the advantage of this experience to chafe of either fez whir are seliCted with any kind of of any fruntolna VENEREAL Ir4YEI:WION, and in all cares the terms of =ms titration arc Paced on the firft Inters:ew. _ Prtet.t.lo the country are expelled to Indere a ft,n4 tore, tad it: repotted to fpeclfylbelr age and etP_rtner of living fdAl'ankl BREE, Monter of the Royal College t . Su •P. ar.i in London. Ho al Aru:W.A ftreet, Btind , war Teatnie Dar. LONDON : Printed and Poldilbed by LEVEL K. N T (3: uxbury-place, Lambeth), at the STAR OfTIC C. Nf. , t, Clret• rlibliaiod alto at Os STaa 9111 CS, Tot 7:c- lisr. j 7' I 1 . '7