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LONDON SASSIONS, Yeilerday the London Sartori% commerced. at Guildhall, before the LORD MAYOR, RICoRDPR, Aldermen SKINNER, Sit R. C. Gt., t• re, SHAW, Sir IV. LEIGHTON, and CLARK, and the Sheriffs. Tkomas Robin*. a journeyman printer, wastried upon two indiernents, which charged him with atEaulting two handl - or:lc young Ladies, in a moll extraordinary manner, by brutally biting their cheeks. _ Elizabeth Bell gave in evidence, that about two months Since, palling through Flect-street, the pri fmcr cause behind her, and catching her head in his arms, without any words, violently bit her cheek. The other Lady gave a Similar account of his biting her face in the fame voracious man• ner. Both (hewed the marks of his teeth, and laid they had him taken before the Alderman at ' Guildhall, who was (hocked at the recital, and or. dered indiements to be preferred againft him at the expence of the City of London. The Jury found him guilty, and he was fencenced to one year's imprifonment in Newgate. The prifoner was a genteel looking young man, and verywell dread. Carr llLTY.—ina Breton was indieted for afrault ing and cruelly ill treating Ann Harris, her ap prentice. Mr. KNowLes opened the cafe, with his uftral abilities. He Rated that this indiftment was brought forward by the Churchwardens and Overfeers of Bifhopfgate parifh ; and that a more diabolical charge had never been exhibited againd any individual. He obferved, that the child, who had been the viaim of the prifoner's cruelty, had died a few days after the had been taken from her, and that, fortunately for the prifoner, the Coro. ner's Jury had brought in their verdia, Died by the vifitation of GOD, or the would certainly have been inditted for murder. William Brown, the hutband of the prifoner, had been included in the indiAment; but as be bad fubfequently died in piton, Mr. Knowles admitted no part of the evi dence which related to him Should be Coffered to operate to the difadvantage of the prifoner. Mr. Gunn Ey, who followed Mr. Knowles for the profecution, then called Rofe Bedford ; the Paid, that on the ilk of July laft, the went to live in Skinner-Bract, in the fame bode with the pi llage, and worked at the fame bufinefs, which was that of a pin head maker ; that (he knew the de tested Ann Harris, who was a little girl eleven years old t that the had often heard the cries of the child, and witnefred the cruelties of the prifo nen and had Sometimes interfered, and enquired the mire of her challifement, when (he was in• formed by the tniftrefs, that the deceafed had not earned fourteen pence per day—a talk which the vritnefs laid was impotlible for a child of her age to perform, efpecially with Such tied implements as (be was obliged to ufe. She Paid that fourpence or fixpence was as much as the could have been expelled to have earned. Among other ads of cruelty which (he had Peen, the witnefs declared, that the prifoner had beaten the child's head againft a large lead weight ufed in the machine. Hannah Blewitt, a girl ten years old, depot ed, that (he, Ann Grace, and the deceafed Ann Harris, were all apprenticed to the prifoner on Shrove Tnefday laft, from the parifh of St. Giles. That they were with the prifoner a few weeks be fore the premium given by the patith was paid ; Coon after which the began to ufe the deceafed very cruelly ; impofing talks which it was utterly impoffible for her to perform, and for not per. forming which, the inflieted the greateft cruelties upon her; fuel) as beating her on t' le head with an iron file, till the blood ftreamcd from the wound, and flicking pins into various parts of her flefh ; that at one time the ptifoner compelled the de ceafed to Rand on one leg, ou thy bob of the fire place, with her head up the chimney, holding a brick in her hand, extended at arm's-length, with a log of wood fufpentled to her other leg by a rope, for the (pace of two hours. Ann Grace confirmed the evidence of the laft witneft, and raid, that Since the prifoner had been in cuftody, the and her fellow apprentice had been under the care of the parifh officers. Catherine M'lfaacs Paid, that flie lodged and worked with the prifoner, in October lan ; that the bad frequently witneffed her cruel treatment of the deceafed ; that the had teen the prifoner beat her on the head with a hammer, and scratch her face with pins, until the blood ltreamed ; and that to her knowledge, the deceafed had been deprived of food for the fpace of thirty hours. This wit nefs farther flared, that upon her remonftrating with the prifoner upon het enormous cruelties, She uttered the mull horrid threats againft the chil dren, and made ufe of the moll (hocking language. Witnefs at length gave notice of theft tranfaffions to Mr. Barnfield, who went and took the child away. Mr. Barnfield faid, that having information of this cruelty, he went, with cne of the gentlemen now in office, to the prifoner's honfe, where they were (hocked at the appearance of the children ; the deceafed, Ann Harris, feemed in a dying Rate, and they ordered one of their beadles to take her to their work houfe, where She died in a few days. Being carried, before her death, in a woman's arms, before the Loot Mayor, the charged the pri loner with cruelty. A fchool-maker, from St. Paid, the deceafed was a fuse healthy child, when bound apprentice. l Sae prifoner, in her defence, pleaded her pn. verb y, but did not portant deny any of the charges. The jnry found the ifoner Guilty. The Ricoanre ohlerved, that the was found lnifty to the great fatisfaCtion of the Court ; and aid it was well fir her that the Coroner's Jury had brought in their verdi& fo favourably, or her liie mutt have been forrciretl, as one woman had come time Since tun her life for a Similar offence. He exhorted her to devote her long imprifonnient to fincere repentance, and fentenced her to — Three years imprifonment in Newgate. The crowd were much incensed againil her that they clapped their handh for joy when the re ceived her sentence ;—and the coz.flables we e obliged t..c. nve! I'r in a evade to Neseg.ste,lzar t it .4 . 1('-'ll. ti at Lk, vtuu:..i lay vio lent handa upon 1 minnLEsEr SESSIO'N'S: Yellerday the &Bons commenced for the cr a m• ty of Middlefes, at Hicks's Hall, before W. Maln«•aelNe, Etii. and the Bench of Juftices ; when the tnllnwing trials took place : Arekihrtd Strwoom was indided for afratilting Richard Henry. while in the execution of his of fico. The defendant, who keeps a linen manufadory; in Pi inces fleece, was in arrears for rent with his landlord, a Mr. Reddifh, in confequence of which the prolecutor was fent to keep polfellion of the goods upon the defendant's premifes, until the rent fhould be paid. While in that fituation, the pri fooer came to him, and ordered him to leave the hoof:, threatening, in cafe of refufal, to make him go by force ; the pmfecutor raid he would go when the rent was paid, and not before : he was fent to keep polfellion of the goods upon the pre miles, and he would not leave them without or. ders from Isis employer. On this the defendant (truck the profeeutor feveral fevere blows, and forced him into the fireet. The prifoner *Hedged, in his defence, that he rented the houfe which he lived in of Mr. Red dais mother, and not of any other perfon; he had, therefore, refilled the profecutor's being put into polliffiou of his goods, from the belief that he was not authorifed to come into his houfe. It was, however, proved, that the profecntor had been le r gally placed upon the premifes, and that Mr. Red dith was the prifoner's landlord. The Jury re turned a verdia of G uiky,aad thaoourt lenience& him to pay a fine of ten pounds. games w the elder, and games Warlike, jun. were indided for affaulting William Everitt, the toll-keeper at Cambridge heath, Hackney.— It appeared that the defendants, who are perfons in refpalable fituations, were paffing through the toll.gate in a cart. On paying the toll, they de manded a ticket, which was refuted by the profe., cutor, who tiled very abufive language, and told them to drive on. Waddilow immediately got out of the cart, went to the cirofeeutor, and firnck him ; the fon alfo went with intention to all his, father, and joined in the affray. From the evi dence adduced, it appeared, that the defendants were the aggrefors. The Jury, therefore, found Mr. Waddilow the elder Guilty, and acquitted the fon. Sentenced to pay a fine of tol. Richard Pad was indicted for affaulting Mr. Fen ton, by overturning him in his chaife on the 3d of December lad. The profecutor Rated, that he kept a houfe at the foot of Highgate Hill. On the 3d of Decem ber, about four o'clock in the afternoon, he was coming from Kentith Town towards Battle Bridge, in his chaife. He obfervcd a cart drawing upon the fide of the road which he was upon ; on this he trolled over. When on the other fide, he faw a coach, driven by the prifoner, coming towards him ; he attempted to get out of the way, but the driver would not flop his horfes, or eau him to pals. The confequence was, one of the wheels of the chaife was locked in the wheel of the coach, by which means the chaife was overturned, and the profecutor much hurt. Several witneffes (poke in favour of the prifo ner, and proved that he had not been the caufe of the accident. _ _ The pralines faid in his defence, that he had not the kali intention of cooling the misfortune that had happened. The accident was folely to be at. tributed to the profecutor, who had turned the head of his bode in fuch a dire Lion as to caufe the wheels to I(ck within each other. He had not made ufe of his whip, nor was he driving very fart. He hoped the Court would, therefore, acquit him. Mr. Matriweetec Rated to the Jury his re• marks upon the evidence, and obferved, that coachmen were much given to drive their honks in a manner highly dangerous to the public. It was, therefore, of much importance to prevent the dial produced by fuch cnndua, by pu&fhmg the offendets with the utmoß rigour of the law. It the prelim inflame it did not, however, appear that the prifoner had been aZtuated by any pro penfity to commit the of ault ; it looked more like an accident than defign; they would confequently give their verdia according to the evidence, and their belief of the prifoner's condua.—VerdiCt, Not Guilty. Several other trials for affaults took place, but in general Cu unintereaing to the public, that we omit them. Roger Young and George Thornton, two eon •iets under lenience of tranfportation, in Edin burgh, have received his Majcily's free pardon. On Wednefday morning, about five o'clock, a very alarming fire broke out in the lint ruin of Eatt• mill, near Dundee, and notwithftanding every pof fable atfiltance that could be given, it was totally confumed with the shades adjoining, and about cool. worth of flock. About one-third only of the property was inCured. - - , Diforders that proceed either from an impure Rate of the blood, or a relaxed date of the nerves, having, in innumerable inftances, fubfided by a coutie of Sm.:Boss's Antifcorhutic Drops, too much cannot be Paid in praife of that invaluable preparation. This unparalleled fuccefs, in the m-itt complicated cafes, has efiablifhed its celebrity throngbout the suiverfe ; indeed, where is it pai. ble to obtain fuch a reßorerof the conflitution and ;nfallible core of the Scurvy, Gout, Rheumatifm, %vit. Lepsofy, and a variety of other complaints, too generally incident to human nature ? Theft Drops are fuld in bottles el Ss. and t'd. tos. and as. each, with a black Ramp affixed to each hot , de, by the followin venders in Londe's F. New. hery, 45. St. Pau l's; D,cey and Sutton. Bow Church- a nd ; F.. Newbery, corner of St. Paul's Wray. Birchinlane; Bohm, Royal Exchange; Evans and Co. Long-lane ; Barclay, Fleet-market ; Bacon, Oxford.fireet ; Ward, Holborn ; Bayley. Cockfpur-flreet ; Swinney, Pill Mall; Walfh and Withers, Wo. 229, Strand; llrennand. BiChopf• gatc-ftreet ; Clark, No. 2(9, and B. Shaw, Na. 7 t, Borough, Southwark; and 4 the Ditpeaferyt I No Soho-firuze. --- At Dtaffekker, at the 19th of January, Baronets Hon:vetch wife of Major-General Baron Ferdinand Honsperch, and &left daughter of the late Sir Hugh Chriltian, K. B. Thurfday ht, John Oxenford, Efq. of the Cnibina-boate, London. On the 3d haft. at Getter, at the advanced age of 84, Mrs. Conway Hope, widow of the late George Hope, of Hope, Efq and the only raiuining daughter at the late Sir Thomas LOO• guaille, But. detested. • At Edinburgh, on the ed int Major-General Parade Dot of Carnoufie • end on the sth Mrs. MA his wife. At Coode4, in the parith of Dalkeith, on the 28th ult. Lieu tenant-Colonel Alexander Bane, late of the 58th regiment of foot. Saturday, aged 65, Mr. Richard Hownam, butler of Civil! Church, Oxford. At Paris, the 4th MR. the Lady of Sir Alex, Grant, Bart. On the 6th init. in the 69th ) ear of his age, Mr. John Webb, of Middleton Stoney, in the county of Oxford, many years Steward to the Earl of Jerfey. At Dominica. en the 15th of September left, Francis J. S. Maclean, Efq. of the Ordnance Departman, fon of Lieut. Col. Maclean, B. M. Hamilton. At Edinburgh, on the 2cl intl. Captain John Mackintodi, of Harwood. At Manchater, on the sd inf. Mn. Margaret Critic, daughter of the bettered John Craigie, of Dunbar: de, El+ and widow of Dr. Hamilton, minifter at Cramoud. A few days ago. fudcienly, while on a journey, the Rev. Ra bat Hemington, Redtor of Thorp Arch, Yorkfhire ; his death was occaßoned by taking a quantity of laudanum by =Make, Mitred of a medicine. Os Wednefday left, John Head, Eft. of Hodcot, in the 83th year of his sae. , A few days Bore, at her houfe at Farnham, In an advanced age, Mrs. Swarbreck, rc3K of John Swarbreck, Efq. late of Wokinglaans, is Iterktdre. At Peebles, on the ill initast, Mr. Thomas Brown, febool. nutter. _ _ . On the tot li init. at his houfe in Sloane-ftreet, John Brand' Efq. of Hentingßon Hall, in the county of Suffolk. At Oak Grove, Ireland, J. Bowen, Efq. to Mitcheldowa, Mrs. Ryder, mks of St. George Ryder, Efq. HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW Mottling • • •• • • t a minutes after 8 Afternoon 4 9 mlnutp after 8 ELEGANT SPORTING RESIDENCE and ESTATE, in YORKSHIRE. TO BE SOI.D BY AUCTION—By Mr. RAINS, At the Rainbow Coffee-lunk, in Comhill, oo Monday the 3d day of March, at Twelve o'clock, in One LOT, AVALUABLE' and very deferable FREE. MOLD ESTATE, lyirg perfedly compad and well wa. teted, refrelbed by the River Oypfey, which runs aboveground through Part of the Land, on which Rands a moll complete and elegant Villa, with every requifite attached and dcuthed OlLei wet! known by the Name of FALCONER's.HALL., in the Parith of F.:att.:Am about Half a Mile diitant from the H gis Road, between Drifikeld and Scarborough, Nine Miles from the ("nu,' and Ten from the loner, and Twelve from Bridbagton; together with a moil excellent Farts-linufc, with convenient Out-buildings, and fundry contiguous Inclo(ures of good Laud, containing near Fight Hundred Acres together with the Manor of :10YTHOMPR, exceeding ova about One Tboefand Acres of Orospd. The Refidyncs, Oficra, and about Si: Acres of I.aod, are in the Occupation cf the Proprietor, who will give imnwdiate Polk-Mon ; and the well adapted Furniture is to "e taken hr the Purtimier at a fair Vakuation. The reit of the Land is held by Mr. William Nutbrown, by Ude. Six Years of which arc now unexpired, at a Nett RASH of about 84 01 . Tviu be ewed till the Sale, by applying to Mr. Nutbr•rwn, of whom Printcd Particulars may be had; alio of the Printers of the York Courant and News:aft Alvenifcr ; Swaa, Ferry bridge; Angel. D koala; of Mara Caton and Ration, No. 4. bray's Inn Sig we I Rainbow, and of Mr. Ralte, Land Su. scy or, elialuttc-irer. illeasabary, Lemke. FOR GOUT, WIND, SPASMS, PAINS IN TIM CTrk MACH, AND DEBILITY ARISING FROM aUk. OR O MEI& CAUSES. WELSH'. GINGER SEEDS. TINS Preparation of the Ginger is tccommend•ftt for Indigeltion, Weaknefs, Cramp and P.,ios in the St,- mach, and in all Difurdera where Ginger or CorJi.il Mcdiems arc tieccffiry. They a-calf,' & roiceable in Cold, Ilst ukct. Gnus e, Rheumatic, and Paralytic Complaints, and 1)e:i lity atifir;g from Age or °this Caufes. Thole who (tickle w.ll find then particularly adapted for that period, as they remove Oat tiers Co generally eivrieuccd. correet the Milk, and prr-ent Flatulnicies, fu fatal to Infants. They readily ditlt,ly in any &paid, and are preferable to comnion Ginger,b. is.g need from the impurities, and the woody and fibrous parts of foot. The qcutiity of a tea-fpno ful may be taken at any time. either Jun:, and chewed and gradually (wallowed, cicala:tired in a cupful of to •, or a g a. of wine, ur wine and wart r. Prepared and fold only by F. C. Welds (Inventor), Chemilt to His Royal Hlghnefs the Duke of York, K. too. otritid, London, to llsetks,ss.lid. and tos.M.ca.:ll.—WallL's l'utrclur: ed Gincr ;LW. c.ch D:SEAS 'S of the URETIIRA and Certain COMPLAINTS: A S foie Proprietor of Daran's celebrated metri, cated Boupies and Remedies, Mr. Dortrua infirm the Public ' that he may as uftial be cupful ed daily fr om 9 to 3..a i hu hoofe No. s, Friduilreet, Soho, un (.%fes of Stricture., fri.. ftrUdious. Diem, Sue. ke as well as Debility, and every dif: o der where feereey is Co effential a regulte, that Mr. D. boa provided a frdous Houle, that every Paiert may be intro duced In a .rate apartment. Mr. D. has fjr many years confine! hindelf to that department of Surgery, and from es tenfive pr/dice, and the molt flattering fuczefs, he is enabled to offer a method of cure mild, efficzcious, requiring no con finement or nn-aint in diet, and preventing the poßibility of a relapfe. Perfons in the country Rating their cafes fully, iu a letter, enclofing a one ora two pound nnte , viil haveproper re medies fort to the amount. For the various fymptoms, Ste. lee Mr. Dufour's Treadle en the above complaints, price as. 6d. the fifth edition; to be had of J. Callow, Crown court, Suho ; H. D. Symonds, Prernolter-row; and of •he Author. AvHEN Profellional Men of education and re fposfibility desiate from the general fyikm by the fa h:akin of a peculiar Branch, the Unction of long continued (*tweets is the belt criterion of fuperiority. Ten years have I devoted my practice to the etclufive treat ment of THREh DISORDERS, and the fuecefsful refult at my plan gives me additional ardour to oppnfe as far as 1 ant able the ravages of thole complaints which are the molt import ant in the catalogue of human infirmities. • After Initiati o n into every branch as au Anny Surgevo, I formed a wilh at an early period of Practice to rekue individu als from the ignorance of uneducated Men, or the equally den peons precipitancy etgeneral Pradidoners. The THREE DISORDERS, t ‘ p the cure of whkb I have de. voted my attention, comprise eAry fpecies of VENEREAL INFECTION, whether of a recent or long duration.--adls, All kinds of DEBILITY, whether srifing frum the habits of Schoolboys, or the todu!gence of mature age, and laftly that de rangement of the fyftem in Women which is called BARREN. NESS or STERILITY. Numerous ddeaks arc the refult of ignorance or luite in the treatment of a fimple Gonorrhea, and it not infrequently hap pens that the kcds of Life arc poifseal by the indifereuon lost unguarded Your. ay a fuperior method Zuch complaint. ace easily cured, and even where others have idled, tn.ft that I may prcfume to offer a radical re-eftabliflunent. Few, however, are the cafes of complicated diltrefs is the diforder, compared with the calamitous (notations of Alen, who from indulgence in a SOLITARY VICE, or the prevalent Gaieties of a (alienable Life, acquire that Rate of Debility which is tie unavoidable cosifequaace of loch pernicious habits. Where the unhappy fisforer broods over his merry, but care. fully cooceals his misfortune, it may be fume con/elation fee him to knew, that. although it be an objcdt of doubt or ones% tainty with other tradlitionas, the removal of !bele DEFT. CIENCIES by the gradual progrefs of renovztion a theacquire. meet of my experience. If the rites of Beech:is or Vann boo begun to reduce meaty vigour, much anxiety will be pessented by as early countmaaion of this langiid fiat; and in thefe safes no great dlfliculties will occur. But where this deficiency has for years citified, a Perfeverance is indifpenfibly requifite to revive the du fparks of Lite, and te re-aalmate the Coeßitution. MARRIED WOMEN, who have long been diCappointed in their espultations of a Fatally, may be affured, that In snot inßances fuels tickets are curable by Medical Olin. The SECRECY which is to effential to ray undertaking, and the Q_ualifieations which I have prefumed to Rate, form the Bafis of my pretenfiono, and in coincidence with fuch this iati made° is given, that Mr. BREE may be confulted pertenally (or by letters inclofing a (mall note) at his bode, No. ay, Area. &Lama, Strand, near Tcmple•Bar There is an additional entrance In Water-Arm adjoining and the name is au both the doors. M. BREE, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons._ To T. TAYLOR, Surgeon, No, 9, New Bridge-Arca, Lond ate, Edinburgh, May 2, doo. IN the fpring of 1794 I was afflifled with a Vene real Complaint, which I treated with indifference (or Ilya months ; but was then obliged to apply to a regular Phyficiaa. who put a tempoeary (top to the virulence of the clifeafe (by mercurial applications) for tome time ; but growing, in fpiteod all medicine and the advice of the fait Gentlemen of the Faculty here, worfe and vrorfe fur two years, I was resisted to a flats aimed unparalleled and beyond deferiptioa, being an attire leper s and ulcerated from bead to foot.—My head, threw, mouth. role, legs, arms, Etc. have been alternately in danger of become ing uf, lets; in Start, I have had from zo to *.ci eating ulcers on my body, and nearly totally deprived of light —k would be voluminous to particularize all my cafe--tuffice it to fay, them never was, or ever will be, one of a more dangerous, or of a more complicated nature. I was long looked upon by my friend., and imagined myfelf,heyood all hopes of recovery ; and indee I. in my than condition, death was preferable to my more than mill:cable ftatc. In this dreadful fituatioa did I drag a molt nigerable exißence, till Dive at PROVIOR NCI threw ia my way a newrpaper containing the cafe of a Mr. B. of Plymouth—my thuds read it, I would not.—l fent and procured tome of your LINER'S PA" OUT PILLS, which, by Min (runt time to time. am now, and have long been. (after more than four years in deferibable &fleets), in as i good a Rate of health as ever I ea. uyed ; as a yeast of this, 1 had • fine, thriving, healthy child, born to me a few months ago. In gratitude to GOO sad Sa hopes of rendering my fellow-ereatureterviee, I requeit you to publith this ; and you may at any t . , refer page's, who will to be (atlas.' of the truth of this, oe further particulars', na me or my friends, by letter or perfon. As few cafes for badneh will ever espial mice, and none es. teed it, I have from experience every rearm to allure mankind, that in your LIAR ell Pieta they wiil find a fire, rpeedy,rafe, and radical cure, he that moil dreadful Sage of the Venereal Difeafe, which is callecl—a CONFIRMED was. I. T. Prenar, -A and Sold by the Sole Proprietor, Twowas Tar.' Loa, Manber of the Royal College of Surgeon in Loodon as his boufe, No. 9, New Bridge-ftecet ; svbere he will gin 'ad vice, without a fee, to perfons raking thole Pith and will an. (wet patients letters. if rift paid, on the fame terms, aims ing in all cafes the molt inviolable fecrecy, no Perron's name of cafe having been saantioned, but at their own particular requelt, by the Proprietor, during the eourfe of more than 36 years, that be has had the concluding of an eztenfive Cale of the ahoy' medicine, and the practice anfing therefrom. They are alto fol 4 by his Appointment, for the coact-Menai of ante living at a diftance, by Mr. Baxter, South-bridge. Edinburgh; Mr. Mennons, Printer, Glafgenv, to wt ana alto Mr. T. refers fur his addrefs; at the Perfumer's, 140..)5. Alban't-ftreet, Pall-Mall ; Mr. Robertfon s T o y -0w , B angs. o:ford-Rivet ; Mr. Dilbeitrough's No. 7, Fith-Itteet.hill. nearly oppoSte the Mono:min ; Air.Staters, Bookfiikr, No. SP Union-row, Little Tower-hill; Mr. Calla/era, Dublin ; and by one Perim, in every cooralerable town in Great-Itntain and Ireland, Its Boxes of only as. yd. earl', haled up with WI and plain Directions, whereby Pedals of either Sea may eve* thanfolves with este said fancy. LONDON. Printed for the Proptieton. by JOHN DANIEL. (t.l Maiden-lane, Covent-Garden) at the Sew' PISINTING. Orrice, No. t, Card-Erect; and publEbed by LEVEL KEN I.of Cantaboryilsee,Lantbetta)at Na I,Csierttrout. amt a: the F•lAn-Ovrieg, Temple-Ber ; h.wbkb Mite al cones unications lonic Bat Too arc retroltot to be addrege LONDON MARKETS. CORN-EXCHANOE, MO VDAt, .FFBRUARY t 4. RETURN of WHEAT is Mark-lane, including only Ones the 31ft of January to the 3th of February. Total-4030 (b r anch. Average yila taa. sill lower than latt return. PRICE OF HOPS IN THE BOROUGH. Bap (ncw) tot os to ill os Pockets(ncw) sot os to 12 1 12$ Yea.linp 71 os to 81 81 I Yearling 81 os to 91 9$ SMITHFIELD, February 14. To fink tke cdfal--per (tone of 81b. • Beet 41 6tl to 6s od Veal 64 od to St id Mutton p 4d to 64 4d I Pork Sd to 6s od NEWOATE and LEADENHAI.I., February 14. Per Rom of 81b. by the carc.fd Beef 31 8d to is od I Veal ss od to 7$ 64 Mutton 4s 4sl to is 4d Pork 4s 841 to 6s od Stock at Market this morning, Beans soca—.Sheep 8,500. PRICE OF HAY AND STRAW, February U. Smithfield. St. James's. Whitechapel. O.HI 4 LO to 6 6 3 soo to 7 004 to to 7 00 Straw zt3 to 2 0 1160 10 2 5 0 11610 1 1 0 CIO'ICT s oto6 15 6 to to 7 to 0 ECCLESIASTICAL PROMOTIONS. The Marquis of Wbschefter has nominated the Rev.Rohert C. Cafwall, of Burford, to the perpetual Curacy of Yatel t In the county of Hants, void by the raguation of the Rev. Jahn Richards, the late incumbent. The BiSop of London has appointed the Rev. Mr. Andrewes. the late Evening Preacher at the Magdalen, to the Redtory of St. James's. Ox FORD. FI2II7AIT s.—Thurfday the Rev. Thomas Butler, Matter of Arts, of Magdalen College, was admitted Ba c h e l or in Divinity. And the Right Hon. Hugh Fortefoue, Vifconnt Ebrington, of Bralenofe Collgc, was admitted Bachelor of Arts, Ycftcrday Abraham Dm Carrieres, Efq. and Bachelor in Civil Law, of St. Mary Hall, proceeded DoCtor in Civil Law, Grand Compounder; and Mr. C. Tpwidend, Bachelor of Arta of Magdalen College, was admitted Matter of Arts. The Rev. John Rymer, Matter of Arts, Vicar of Reitington, Lincoinfhire, is infti (sited to the Vicarage of Exmouth and Lit tleham, in the county of Ikvon, on the profanation of th e Dean and Chapter of Exeter. BIRTHS. At Richmond, Surrey, the Hon. Mrs. smith, of a fon. On the 27th ult. the Lady of Gei.rge Harley Dr ununond, Efq of a daughter. Yeßerday, the Hon. Mn. Spencer Percival, of a fon, at the knife of the Attorney General, in Lincoln's Inn Fields. On Thurfday bit, at Chelfea, the Lady of Lieut. Bremer, of the Royal Navy, of a daughter. On Saturday let, the Right Hon. Lady Charles Somerfet, of a fon, at his Lordadp's hoofs at Hadley. near Barnet. MARRIED. Mr. Thomas ‘l'ignell, Manager of the New`Theatre in Phi ladelphia, to Mrs. Anne Merry, of the fame Thula tre,formerly Mifs Brunton, of the Theatre Royal, Covent-garden. At York, on Tudday left, by the Rev. Mr. M. Atkinfon, Sir John. Lawton, of Broogh Hall. in the County of York, Bart. to Mifs Stapleton, eldeft daughter of Miles Stapleton, Efq. On the 3d loft. Lieutenant Thomas hlaffon, of the Royal Artillery, to Mifs M.Dougall ; and on the 3th loft. Lieutenant Bargrave Wyborn, of the ath Dragoons, to Mifs Sarah M'Dou gall, daughters of Captain John M'Dougall, of the Royal Navy, of Ripple, in Rent. On the yth Intl. at Marlton, in Norfolk, the Rev. W. Legard, fon of the late Sir Di/by Legard, Bart. of Granton ' fn York mire, to Mifs Olderemw. addl. daught.r of the lateDr.Older thaw' of Stamford. In cork, William Maufe, Efq. to Mi's Noreott, daughter of the late Hugh Noreott.—Davy Tacky, Efq. to Mifs 3. Rift, daughter of the late Mr. Thomas Rift, of that City, merchant. On Thurfday la, at Windfoe, Matthew Buckle, Efq. of Sheet, in the county of Southampton, to Mifs Buckle, daugh ter of the hue Admiral Buckle. - T