Star. — London, England, 1806-04-15 00:00:00

~~: I ~'- PRIZE CAUSES. The following Report cannot fail to interea our Readers, as the decifion amounts to a new and fo lemn affirmance of that p•inciple which is at pi, lent war oily difputed by the United States of Arno ica. Privy Council Ctomber, Much t. , CASIO, THII WILLIAM, JOHN TILSYRY MASrtlt. This cafe, which was an appeal by an Ameri- Can daimant, flora a lenience of the Court of Vice Admiralty Halifax same a fecond time before the Board 011 further pro ofs, on the 24th of Taft month, when it was fully argued by the King's Advocate for the cartnr, and by Dr. Arnold and Mr. Stephen for the claimant. At the dole of the argument it was intimated by the Cnnrt, that they had no doubt what their decifion ought to be, but that they tithed to refer to the t a , slaws cafes that had been cited in the argument, and on that account only they direlled the caufe to (land over for judgment on a future diy. Accordingly, this day the unanimous judgment of their Lordibips Was given, in a very able and luminous manner, by Sir Wm. Grant, the Mailer of the Rolls. His Honour &ft briefly Elated, the tingle queftion in the caufe to be, whether the voyage in which the property of the claimant was embarked at the time of the capture, was a lawful voyage? The cargo in qudtion confine,' of cocoa, which had been [hipped at Laguira, a port in the Spanifh province of Carrac cas, in South America, on account of the claimant, in the fame thip in which it was now captured, and was brought to Marblehead, a port of the United States, where it WAS entered and landed, a bond having been given as ufoal for the duties; but it was a few days afterwards re !hipped in the fame bottom, and difpatehed on a voyage to Bilboa. Debentures were thereupon granted to the claimant for the amount of the duties, a (mall part excepted ; and theft debentures being, at a fubfequent period, given up at the Cullom Houle ' and the ( mall balance of du ties paid in calls, the bond given on the entry from Lapin was cancelled. This, our Readers a ill obferve, is the ordinary enure of proceeding in like cafes; and which, it is contend ed on the part of America, amounts to a fair impor tation into that country, fo as to jutlify the fuldequent tranfiniffion of the produce of a halite colony to the mother country, or any other port in Europe, while the -:ontraay is maintained by our Prize Courts. The Mailer of the Rolls did not enter into chore general principles of the Law of Nations, on which this Country vilicrts a right to prevent neutrals from carrying on the colonial trade of our enemies in gene. ral ; principles which have been fo often difcuffed, and fo often folcannly recognized by the Lords Coin iniffionen. He only obferved, that by the uniform fen& of the Board, whatever branch of that trade was not allowed by his Majelly's war ;nitrations, was unlawful ; and that therefore the only queftion for theU Lordllsips in this cafe was, whether the voyage in otiention was fairly within the licence of the Royal Inkration which applied to it ? Hi. Honour then proceeded to expofe, in a (train of the cleareft and molt conclufive reafoning, the abfur• dity of regarding the deviation from the dire° courfe of the intended voyage, (topping at an American port, the landing and re.fhippiteg the cargo, and the for mal proccediugs at the Cuftom-houfe there, as le galifing a voyage which would otherwile have been unlawful under the Royal 'nitration, when thole ate are difcovered to have been merely ofienfible, and concerted for the-very purpofe of evading the rule of law. The true intention of the parties, he obfcrved, might not, in general, be catty difcovered, becaufe the fame exterior circumftances naturally ac sompaied an evafive, and a genuine importation. But when an intent merely to give a falfe appearance to the tranfation was difcovered, it was impoffible for the Court to give effat to Each an intention, by holding that the old voyage was difcontinued, and that a new one had commenced, withottradmitting that the legal charater of a tranfation was to be de termined, not by its real nature, but by the name which the parties chofe to give it, and by the Lae colours which they made it to wear. The direa voyage from the Spanith colony to Spain was clearly prohibited—but when colonial . produce, fhipped in the former, was defigned to.be carried In the fame bottom to the latter, a deviation from the dirett 'nude of the voyage, contrived for the mere purpofe of giving a new name and a new appearance to the tranfaillion, could not alter the cafe. It was (till in fubttance and area a direa and tingle voyage; and in the conitration of plain common fenfe, in was ins poffible to view the reftriaion in a different way. After illuflrating this point much at large. his Ho nour adverted to the sircumitance of paying or Caw ing duties, which hat been much infitled on by the merchants of America, as legalizing thole voyages according to the former judgments of our own Prize Tribunals. In this refpea, be raid, the Lords Cont. enialoners had been &fledged to have departed in a' late cafe, that of the Effez, -- Orme mailer, front tome rule they had previoufly Jaid down. But in fa t. the payment of duties had never been regarded by them in any other light, than a circumttanrial evident: of beholds: to the Importation into America. It had been fuppiifed, that large import duties were really paid in that country, and if fo, to be Pure k tionilhed a Rrong indication of a deign in the party payitt--, them, to make a real, and nut merely an' ratentible importation. So the Court of Admiralty hasfreafonably thought in the cafe of the Polly, Lai'. ky Mailer, the fir ft cafe on this fubjea, bat the Learn ed Judge of that Court had anzioully guarded in his judgment, againft the notion that this, or any other circumnan:e, amounted to conclufive evidence, that the importation was genuine, or that the payment of duties of itfelf pare legality so the trade. It Area wards appeared, however. in the cafe of the Eifel, that the law of America, in refpea to theft importations, was very different Isom what had been sated in the former caret. and had been received as fad, both by the Court of Admiralty and this Board. Indeed of a large turn being paid fur duties, it Jas ' found that a bond only was given. and that dehen. tures were iffued in return by the Cullom Houle, on the production of which, after the re exportation, the bond t as cancelled, except that a very (mall prime tion of the duties was paid and retained. It appeared, for innarce, in Me cafe of the Effea, that of 5278 ilol tars, the total amount of duties for which bond had been given, no leO than yofics dollars had been &defied is Cush debentures, and only a 98 dollars eV oak: paid. It became evident, therefore, that the inference for. merly drawn from the fuppofed payment of duties; was groundlefs • for, though it might be prefumed that the party who paid fo large a fum as goon dol lars to the Cullom houfe, intended an actual impor. tation, the payment of the petty fum of 198 dollars could fopport no fuch prefumption. Conleguently, from the time that the law of America became ent reaty known to gur prize tribunals; the paying or fe curing duties could no longer be rtgatded as a ma terial matter of evidence, in cafes of this kind. Here his Honour remarked, that this country could not be reafonahly accufed of wifhing to prefaibe to Ametica what duties the thould reteiste or retain in this (pecks of commerce. If the thought fit to admit of fuch importations wi•hout any duties at all, the only confeguence would be, that there would be one circumllance the lefs, from which the trite intent* of the importer could be collated. The guellion Rill would be as now, and as it had always been, whether the tranfallion was real and fair, or only a colourable proceeding, in order to evade the rule of law, by con gealing the true nature of the voyage? His Honour next declared, that lie had carefully looked into all the dee;ded cafes on this fubjea , and that he found, not only that there was no difference between them in principle, upon this point, but that they all fupported the rule he had laid down, with great uniformity. To prove this, he went through the leading circumfiances of each of thefe cafes, iu a chronological order, and (hewed, in the moll fat isfac • tory manner, that the landing and paying of duties alone, had never been regarded by the Court as con clulive ; but that the quellion had always turned on the intention or the importer, as collated from all the eircumhances taken together; that when pnfitive evi dence was in fume cafes given of both thefe fats, and when the duties were believed by the Court to have been adlually paid, hill further proof was dirated as to infurances, as to off:ring the cargo for fele in the neutral port, and other circumflances indicatory of the true intention of the party; and that when the tranfallion was found to have been merely defigned to break in appearadie the continuity of the voyage, and thereby elude the rule of law, the property, not withltanding the landing and paying of duties, had always been condemned. Long prior, therefore, to the czfe of the Etter, the American merchants molt have known, if they at tended at all to the proceedings of this Board, that the landing a cargo, and paying or timing duties on it, in their own ports, would not (office to pro tat their trade between the hohile colonies and Eu rope; and the prefent complaint of furprize or want of notice, was totally unfounded. His Honour then applied the general rule, thus clearly ellabliffied, to the cafe in judgment. Here he °bre:Ted the claimant had not left them to make out his intention from circumtlantial evidence, for he ad mitted the receipt of letters and prices curtent from Spain, which determined him, before the snivel of this cargo at Msrblehead, to fend it forward to Spain. Confequently the fulifeguent tranfaElions at the Ame rican port, could not be intended as an spatial impor tation into that country, but were merely ufed as a cover for his pre conceived put pole, and the voyage from Laguira to Spain was difenntinued for a while.' in appearance only, not in reality. Judgment was given condemning the property as lawful prize. Dr. LAWRFNCI. as Anita: f orie, Rated to their Lordffiips, that in the cafe of the Polly, Lacy, at the Admiralty, an affidavit had been produced, on the part of the Claimant, fisting the canal payment of the duties, and that the Court was at that period not at all aware that the duties were fecured by bond in thefe cafes, and difcharged by debentures in the way that had lince appeared. He alto mentioned, that by the law of America, as now clearly underhand, the importer adtually derived a pofitive advantage by thefe tranfaElions, for that though the duties are not , paid, negotiable debentures are iffued on the credit of the bond. It redounds not a little to the hill and credit of the framers of the prefent Lottery Scheme, that notwithßanding the (mall extent of its Tickets, it contains fuch a number of Capital Prizes, and even one of fuch a magnitude as that of 25,0001. But when it is added that it poffefles more Prizes than ufual of wool. and between fix and feven thoufand Prizes from toool. to xll. whereby the chance of blanks is very confiderably lefened, it may be pro nnuneed without hefitation, that it is the moll inter ening and advantageous Scheme produced for many years to the embrace of adventurers. Minseessz Sassions.—Yellerday thefe Sefflons were held, before the Chairman, M. WAIN wmtiwo, Ern. and a Bench of plaices, for the purpnfe of (wearing in the Grand Jury for the County of Mid dieter, and the ufual number of conftables. This ceremony takes place every Segion of Oyer and Ter miner, alternately at Hicks's-hall, Clerkenwell, and at Guildhall, Weamintler, in order to maintain the iurifdiftion of the City and Libtrties of Wellnoinfter, 1 in the County of Middlefex. _ _ After fome other routine banners, the Cnnrt ad. journed to this morning, ten o'c)'ck, when the Chair ' man proceeded to try the feveral iraverfeis ; the lift contains upwards of fifty defendants. Theta are alfo a number of felons for trial. LONDON Stssinas.—Yefterday the adjourned Ser . . Eons were held at Guildhall, before the Recorder and City Officers. After fwearing iri the Jury, a cafe of alfault was called ; hut the profecntor did not appear, and the Defendam was dacharged. Several appeals ,ben occurred, the mat material of which was the following :—Mr. Chore, a refpeelable wine merchant rending in Tower Ward, appealed for the refloration of his licence, which had been taken away, on the ground that he bad attempted to turn his hnufe into a public-houfe, and fell wine in (mall quantities, to the -injury of the publicans, ite. in the neighbourhood. His licence did not permit him to vend a bottle of wine ; and in the prefmt inllance he telnelied the Cowl would grant hint a beer licence, which would enable hits to demand payment for fmall quantities of wine. He Rated, that it was not his intention to injure the publicans relident in the ward, or to fell fpiritons liquors; and called two reipeElable inhabitants to (peak in his behalf, who gave him an excellent racer. The Court were induced to grant the appli cant a fret!' licence; and the Recorder intimated a /Ripe that his indulgence would not be at.ufed. Several •agrants were difpofed of in the ordinary way, and the Saran adjourned. AN IMPORTANT DISCOVERY. IUrESSR N. CURRIE and Co. Sergenns, bating for along reties of years made the VENEREAL. DISFA.,t the particular uhj:•Q of their Mveftlgation, are now enabled to an. nounee the difeovery of a Medicine faperlor to Mercury lu the Care of that Weak. It is at prelim' fullUent for them to ohfcrre that its effects are diametrically oppolite to chafe ta: Mercury, for though It completely eradicates every vellige of the tiros in its molt confirmed lieges, yet It does not in the keit injure the confli cation, or alter tl.e complexion ; on the contrary, it renovates the fyfteni in Milts natural fundions, promotes Appe.ite, and facili tates Digeitlon. Nuntbertefs Initances arc on recent recard of the fuperlor effi:aey of this Medicine, Its Inherent and fpecine virtues seting as a perpetual enrreetive to bodily dehi:ity, whether pro• calling from an exec(' of conjugal and illicit pleafure s or from the more infidious though not leis delteualve Indulgence In a certain pernicious bible. Amidft the melancholy variety of Iliforders which are the eonfequence of this tulltaryvice,thcre arc none Sneer affiPling than thole DFS/CIINCLS and Dein LITI rs that prevent or embitter the matrimonial Rate. The wtetcbcd fufferer broods over his misfortunes, afoarned to reek relief till it has breu?ht himito fuck a Rate at natal as to render life oppreffive. To thole tin • happy Perforu it will be a confiding Ml6:lion to know that they may now, by a new and infallible mode of treatment, he reltored to that greateft of all human bleffings, a prong, rnanhi, and vior ou s Coultitudon. _ Mel% Currie and Co. may he conrulted by Patienta.nt either Sr:, at tittle H00f . .., No. toy, Hatton Gardrn, P...lonaliv or by !titer (raft paid) incloling a Bank Note, when the nrcaary ad. vice and Medicines will be given or fent to .Iny Fart ut the Xing dom.—Patient. is. the Country are mitt:fled to Rare their age and general mode of living. No lob Hatton Garde& • SEASONED HUNTERS. TO BE SOLD 131' AUcliON, by Mr. PEES: UN, At Mr. Pinder'', the What L , On Monday the sift of April. at Twelve *Thiele ROLLIKER, a full Blood Hoak s ELLVT. a full Blood Mare, by Ouftavuo ; ADMIRAL, by r leasing ROUGH WILL, by Calomel t..CAPTAIN. by True Libre. - They are the property of Sir John Maxwell, have been may - fatly bunted with Lord Monfon's, and oerafionally with other Fos Hounds in the Neighbourhood carryinr list,rt Roues May ht. teen by applying to the Or oat. Lincoln, April sy, 51306. — HARLINOI'ON ana CRANFOR' s MMULFSEX, TO BE PEREMPTORILY SOU) het..re Asti. Mor,t.y.Efq. Dewy to the Remembrant.er of 14,1114eity'• Court of Fiche qutr, on Friday. the ath April infttat. at r wel , e &Cloth at Noon, at the Magpie, Inn, liounfLtre Heath, I•urfuanr to ati Orli. of the raid Court, made i;t a Cauft: the King :4,11)1 Denton, A FREEHOLD ESTATE in Eight Lnoi, con. lifting of 3o Aere► and t Ra.n,t of Rich Arable Lana lyiap difperfed in the common Fields of Harlington and Cranford, Lit: the nate of Mr. William lienfon. Particulars may be had at the D. pury Remembrancer's Ofll..e t In the Inner Temple, London ; of John Vivian, Erg. Solicitor t 4 his Well es Excite; of Mr. St reef, Solicitor, Philpm.lane ; Bials.: and White, Solicitors, Hie: Brett, Strand; at the WiP.:4 Hone. Uxbildze • Red Lion, HOUPfIOW ; Mr. Grimault, Auc tioneer, BrentforEnd ; and at the Place of Sale. VALUABLE BREWERY - , srian . , AND WINE 1 RADE. rO BE SOLD, ALEASEHOLD BREWERY, at Newport, IRi of Wight, a genteel and flouriblog Town. with good Malt honk, excellent Store rooms, Wine Vaults, with new built Ctwel ling.huure trtenlive roomy premises , many Freehold and Lesfea hold Public•botges, and a very confideralds trade in Wine and Spirits attached to the fame. The returns to o• - : I. per annum, and nr.y be incrcarcd to any extent. The Property w:ll I>r fell jointly or feparately, and well worth the attention of any Inclined to nits: on a genteel independent, profitable, and extenfive con cern. Farther partieteats may be known by application (r(t paid) to Melfrs. Steane and Weedon, the Proprietors; and Chi ken and Sewn, Newport. We of Wight; or /shirrs. Wright and Sewell. Chancery lane, London. N. B. The Stock ennfilting of near too Barrels of strong Beer and Porter 200 quarters Malt. finite Mips, to pipes of Wine is wood, Soo dozen in bottles, and abco t tsco gallons Spirits, to he taken at a fair valuation. If aerecahly to the Purchafer 'lu • 1 kitS, ISUILLARS, Wite.ht.Wellauffe, &c. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, On the Preinifes, Mune at Faith's• Green, Mahlfinne, In the ffvun ty of Kent, on 'Murray the iyrh April inftaot, at Merest u'Clock, by Jou w Bt snoe, by order of the Afilgatees of Thomas Godden, a Bankrupt, ALL the Valuable Stock in Trade, cenlitling of a large Quantity of Dealt, Battens, Moulding., o:a:ter:rigs, and Scantlings of different Sorts ; alto a quantity of Oaa limber and fops, Dry Elm Board of various Thickneffee, .iifo various Faits, Naves, and other ufeful Materials iu the Wheelwright Buknefs, with a variety of Naila and other Articles of Ironmon gery. Seven very compleat Carp:nter's Benches add other Tebla and lit:n(ll9,a large Truck and a Strong Cart. Alfu the Einufehold Furniture, condfting of Chairs Tables, Feather Beds, Bcditeads,aud variety of other Goods. N. B. The Frochohl Husk, Wurkftwips, and Premifel fitted up in the molt convenient manger for the carrying on an retentive Buiii.efa, will be Oiortly offered for fate. Thewhole may be viewed previods to the Sale, and Catalogues had on the prendfes of Mars. Swain and Stevens, Solicitors, Old Jewry.l.onamt I and of the Auction, er, Makitione. the ek.CON I) PART of the TRUCRhr:SS7 — t L LEAL To be PERIM a' lit 'IDLY SOLD by.AUCTION, By Melf be SKINNER. DYKE and Co. • Without Referee, On Thurfday the zeth of April, at Twelve o'clnek, and two fol lowing DAy., at the Truchfaffian Gallery, In the New Road, Mary-la-borme,l„..ndon, T HE Second Part of that Magnificent and duly capital COLLECTION of PICTURES, well known se forming the TRUCHSESSIAN GALIARY ; which have been imported at an immer.fq expellee from the Continent. They cons. prifr tome of the fircft ^ Work, of the molt celebrate'? Manus a the Italian, French, Final?), German, and Dutch Schools, yin. L. Da Vinci P Brill Van Mal len S. Dcl Piumbo Schilone M Schoen Titian C. Cignanl Aldergralf Pordcnone CaiUgliorie 1- Van Lerdeo Baran Puuffin Hol:den Cavedone Claude Papua Marillo C. Macau' &Nary Carmel Cowl Lain:ire Rembrandt Ruben* Tcnicrs RuyElzel Saul ken Wyhants R. Ruych Deaner Among the various Chef &Oeuvres are the Marion and Child, a chinning Piffiure, by Vandyck ; a gram! Romantic Landfcape, Ruyidael ; Jofeph and Potiphar's Wife, a capital rrformance, by Domenichino • Sufannah and the Elder', Guercino ; a Porraitof a Lady by Candle.light, Schalckeir ; a capital Lacdfcape and Fi gures, Remi•randt; the Adoration of the Shepherds. a Sketch, Coregglo; together with freeral rare Specimens of the early Ger man School, Irritable fur Altar Pieces. To be viewed three days preceding the Sale...-Catalognes may be had,at One Shilling each, on the Praia s,and of hlears.Skin-. 0 nee, Dyke, and Co. Alder fgate-ftreet ; alto of Mr. Printer, Path; Mtßn. Rudball and Co. Printers. Briftul; Mr. Billings, Pi inter, Liverpool; Me. Damian), Printer, Edinburgh; Mr. Tait, Printer, Glafgow; and of Mcifrs. GiMertand Hodges, Bookfellers, Dublin. N. B The THIRD PART bring the remahader of this value bk COLLECTION of PICTURES wilt be fubmigted to Safe ea the sad, 134, mad s4th of May. Jaa pabllflted, And to be had of H. D. Symonds, Yakima:ler row, and all the Boolthliers, price 31. a New and elegant Ed:lon of QOLOMON's GUIDE *1:0 HEALTH; which. la in a coneife manner. recommends the moil fimgle and t IL-e -dam* rem, dies with proper twos of treatment for tighten, lots of arp.aite, blreennefs, bilhous complaints, green ficknefs, con fonaption, female difeafes, fi JOT albut, flatulence, glects gonoriora. hypochondriac or melancholy complaints, Juvenile infifcretiou, lowncfs of ffirits, menfttual cvacuatic,ns, nervous dlfeales. HAVING dedicated myfell in the Rudy, and been gratified by the moft ecuilderalile practice in that branch which I thought prtfer wicket, I true that I have not more mil. employed my time than thofr who, in the extenfive held e the p.ofselon, are oceaflonally immerfed in tine scan ty, and cannot always attain that fueeefs which is acquired by Concentrating the inttftedbial power to one clefs of di:orders. The difealls of DESI!..ITY are pxotiarly dULr.Ong, far tier bring with thrm a train of concomitant fymptunts, and by s de. preflion of all vital entrp y, ellfttnceitfelebnotnes embittered. Whe , her they sac from the prevalence of HI example, the &Anse. tivr habits of fchoolboys.or the indu'gcmes of maturity, they r► . quire tim moil ailiduous prot.fflacial Mill I but by the Ignorance of uneducated men, the fymptoms en aggravated, and the cold) :tan Is deftroyed. Asa NIE:VI BLit 3f the ROYAL COLLEGE of Stißt.,4ol4::' I wound my prttcnfions on regularity of cdu-ation, and pcillefliow' : piiviLec to prtn.9Jce, I feel tnyfelf entitled to that Coll t; &ACC nub *which I have hitherto:Men f.• liberally honoured. In the fin[ fella:lons of local weaknefs, carli application wit" prevent the Cab CitT of a .h.bilitated fmme ; :lit where the folferof % from a c,mleinufuele of the utimaolimis of the sic.. whir ..KAufetl his mt•furtune . l. tearful of the cont.:mist or cenfure of his family pby &Lin, 104 broads over his ir.Enisity with careful concealment, it mutt be Coif faZtory for him to he allured not ohly of capshfill of treatment bat alto of the molt Mal stable fecreey. And In recentVenercal Complahus it is point* to prusent pain, danger or dare's ; In the molt complicated e.,fce It Is the acquire ment of exchifive experknee In this WIC to LEed a fate, ecrt:ln. and speedy re-e{tabilthment. I offer the advantage of this experience tot hofe of Hier fez writs are afill,fted with any kind of 1/1.1.111-17Y, of any tyntptoms of VENEREAL INFECTION, and In all cafe* the terms of retail neration are Rated on the fire:interview. Patient. in the country are expetted to Mein re a DAnk note, and are requefted • to (wiry their ace and manner of MARTIN BRIE, Member of the Royal Lolhge u: Surgeons. in Landes. No. 29, Anindel ftntet. St ran d , two Temple Aar. LONDON: Printed and pabilatra by LI VEL Krxr (nf Cuts. tabary•pplxc. Lambeth). at the STwa °erode, Na 11, Cartp• dna. Publiami olio at dirtrtatit u,ac■ ,Tomptc-tia _ • `e • e a • dWDON mAtkxers. CORN-EXCHANGE, MONDAY, APRIL r♦ RETURN of WHEAT in Mark-lane, including only frehn this sia of March to the sth of April—Total B,tat quartors. Average 69s scl lower than hit return. A RETURN OF FLOUR, • • rront the 29th of Much to the sthof Artl. Total-16,1 74 lack -Average 6314 3t4. os. sid.'higber than talk ietuiu. - - RETURN PRICE Or ORRIN ON $O5llO SUET •1•11011 R I Wheat 38s 68. 8s Boilers 36a 416 pine Su Sas Suffolk' to 44* 04 Superfine 861 88s Grey Peas sos 36. cd Fine EitA White, Ste. 90$ Beans. new 28s 425 od Rye, new 36. 4as Tick Bears, new alls 33s 8...1ey iti' Sys cd Oli —$ yt " Kilt 6ls Its od Oats 261 all, 33$ Whtte Peas Iv, 341 Oli Poland. —s 336 od Rape Seed 381. to 421. per lalt. PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW. St. James's. Whltechapel. Hayperload a 17 010 4 CR 0 Hay per load 3 to to 4 0 straw 1 1 •to 1 14 0 SUZY(' 2 6to 2 10 Clover- 4 4 10 3 3 Mil Of VAT ♦ND STRAW IN SUITIIIIII.O. Hay, - 31 Os to 41 101 I Clover 31 zos to 51 os Rowin of os to 01 os I Straw, al os to al 8$ PRICE OF HOPS. ■AOI. POCKFTS. Kent 61 6s to 7jl es Kent . 61 8. to 71 Ili gale • 61 os to 61 18s Suffer - 61 81 to 71 of EIRT 61 os to 71 St Farnham 81 to ill ...s PRICE OF HOF i IN THE. BOROUGH MARKET. Ne. Bags 61 to* to 1 Ils I Poektts 61 Iss to 81 iss SMITHFIELD MARKET, Artill4. . . . To fini the offal—per none of 'SM. Beef 4s 84 to 6s 04 84 1 Veal se cd to 6a 44 Mutton Si od to 6s od Pork ss 44 to 6s 44. Lamb 6a to Es cd. IItAD or CATTLI TIM DAT. Beets, about 550 Sheep and Lambs, 7,30 NEWGATE and LEADENHALL, April at. Per Roue of Sib. by the careatc. Beef 35 11.1 to 45 tod o l Veal od to 6. 04 Mutton Bd to 55 4 3 Poch ss 44 to 0. 44 Lamb 61 td 7a 44. PRICE OF TAILOW IN LONDON. St. Jamees market o pi Town Tallow 73i 64 to 74$ Clare Market 45 34 Yellow Ruffin 44-.1 to 7os al Whim:hope' Market White ditto 682 od to 04 (pet (tone of 810.) 44 2,4 Soap dkto --s to 08s od Melted Stuff to 57. cd us 8d Ditto rough --4 oil to os Average ;Price 44 siid Greaves tis od Good Dregs. ton too. Yellow Soap, 821 to or--Muttled, 6w—emit, p 6. Price of Candles per &von, its ot —Moulds, is, od PRICE OP LEATHER, per lb. AT LEADENHALL... Butts, so to 561 b each aid to 224 Ditto, 60 to 6516 25d to 26d Merchant. Backs • 224 to 2214 Drefflog Hicks aid to 22 Floe Coach Hides 224 to 231 Crop Kites for Cutting 224 to 244 Flat Ordinary god to aid Calf Skins, 30 to 40112 per dozen 34d to 391 Ditto 3310 7010 38d to 4:d Ditto 7010 Bolb 32d to. 194 Small Sral. (Greenland) per lb. 3s 6d to 34 94 Large ditto 1204 to /9.11 per doz. Tanned Horfe Hides sts to 4us each COAL MARKET, April 1 4. Ships at Market Ships fold Price 40 Ntweaftle Coal 19 415 6d to 53$ od. 7 Sondedtod 3 ass 9d to 45e 6d ECCLESIASTICAL PROMOTIONS. The Un'Terra) , of Edinburgh have conferred the degree of D.D. on the Rev. James llobie, minliter of Linlithgow, and en the Rev. Alexander Scott, minUter, Dumfries SIR'rH3. On Thurfday, of a fon, Mrs. Robinfoo, wife of Dr. R. Rubin fun, phylician, of Greenwich Hofyit.d. On the I tth inftent, the I.ady of the Rey Francis I.ee, ota fcn at hie houfe in Gleueelter-place, Portman4quare. MARRIED. Lan week, at Mortimer, Mr. Jones of Poneffrlth,Norttiirales, to Mifs Ann Allin, slaughter of Mr. Francis A:lin, of Mortimer, in the county of Berks. Thurfday lait, at St. Autuflines, Bridal, by the Rev. R. Wat fon, Vicar of Temple, Jercodah Ames, Efq fecund fon of Levi Ames, Efq. ot Clifton, to Milt Mary Pinney, ynungtft daughter of John Pinney, Efq. of Sornertou Eric, Somerllt, and of Urea Oeorge•ttrect, in that city. Saturday bit, at Mary la•Bonne Church, Major Core Oufchy. of liaker•ltrett, to Mira Whitelocke, cid& daughter of Linde. nant Genera! Whitelockc. DIED. At Pdlubtergb, es the sth teL Colonel James Punch 111,111ne. SPRING PHYSIC. D ..... E VELNO'b VEGETABLE PILLS nee proved, by caperience, to be the brAt and molt binocesit Attentive, Purifier, and Sweetener of the Blood; and dude who are &filleted with the Seurvey, Scorbutic Eruptimn, Leprofy, Seen phula, or any other Diforders arifing from vitiated Blood , or thole who have impaired their emit:mations by Diflipation or juvenile Indifcretions, Ilsonld by no means omit a courfe of the Vegetable Pills during the Spring. fhe operation of this valuable Vegetable Alterative is fn pleafant and falutary u not to intericre with the avocations of billinefs or pleafure; its &Mon Is confined to the ani mal juices, and require no alteration or reltraitc In diet; It dif folvu In the (broach, blends with the food, and gradually pervades the circulating fluids, correcting In its paffage any deviation from a Bate of coovalefe, nce ; in (bort, it is the I .ng fought for Vegeta ble Specific, or lair, but adtivc, fuhititute for that faibionable mine ral, Mercury. which may be raid to cure only by kililag ; its effi cacy excites the attention and furprife of medical men, for when all other medicines have failed, De Velno's Pill. may he relied on as a fpet lite for all Diforders which originate its an impure or im paired (Inc of the Blood. None can be genuine, wherefoever or by whomfoever fold, linters the Bill of Directions la ligncd In RetlloL, by the Proprietor, c. Prepared by Mr. C. Staples, now role Proprietor, having pur chafed the recipe of Mr. Pidilng, and fold wit lef:-.le and retail by Shaw and Edwards, No. 66, St. raul's Church•lard. on the Ern:- way; retail alfu by Mr Dickinfon, No. 60, Berner-ftre:t ; CLukc, derough; and 'fun, Exchange.. Price 4s. 6d. and ass. I .\ 1 1 e r.' .$ V re I 1 .I