Star. — London, England, 1817-04-01 00:00:00

SPANIVI An4Duß's GIGiND ENTEATAIAMLNI. His Excellency Count FLENAN NUNEZ, so uriver sally esteemed in his high di homatic situ:ttion, being on the eve tit his dep ntkile f t the French Count, his - Excellency, with his usual innui:icence, gave a gratid farewell e.,:ertAiniaint on Sunday evening, at his noble •ce. The superb s&te 111 S wcre illu,ninated, as :..Is.) the thiiiqg ien;: , s, the enttance.ha3, and - - - , gr ; the Wht) ' ..: had a alAgnificent appear ti • titnlT-; One was prepared its the pturci pal f t; n :o 2 .!,,ont, upon w:tich twenty-five covers were I: id Itt tt.e cetr.t.: of t; c t ,ble was a beantilol gla,s plate to. ut;11 v I,•is:ed (tame of elvisit- w:•rk ritat,,! , p torinihg Ip.inclitscn;:tainingthit ty- ix iiglas; t4tr: weer. also a number ut rl..gant stivtt brat,c::es, tnAether with seveial htt,:;ze Grt.ean globe lamps; the sitfebn.tds sere richly ctnatne:'..id +it% gold and silver. The whole was art tared with t ele gance, and anrded a cl,Tghtlitlci.up (red. At half past s t-ven has Royal Highness the Pitv:ci: REGENT artive:l, and was met in the grant! entrance-hall by his Excellency, ani coniticted to the drawing-ro - ' , O, when :t su nptuttu. t'7o y t;;;ng rate 1;1 na:we at w.. 11 as :•t t, v. as •; , ::114-ti ,alt massy s;-ry ice ot pLite ; the dessert was fllilt.il :td:111- red, i)eialg a cor,:plete chld'ouvre. Tile dinner party consisted 111.yal Highness the Prince It egent, Prince Ilsterhazy, • Pr , t:ce CaNtelcicala; Mar , iaisbes Anglesea, Hi gat Chohnota tWey, and D'O.moncl; tall of Ws-tan:oreland; I ortls St. Ile. :-Vinnutli, and Iturgher.h; l rnn }Agri; Counts ll•ven and M.o.vt,r ; fir B. filouinfiele, Mr. Welk- sky lsole, Mr. Can- . sling, Mr. Politics, and Pvl • Arbiefwee. After ..:inner they witiutltew to the drawing-worn, where Liceileac); gaye another gland treat to the cotiti•any with the vocal and musical talents n 1 the fillowing eminent performers:—Sir Geom.:ft Smatir, I`.lr. idat.rn , Madame FODIK, Madame CASIPORESI, Demoisi.iles De Lulu, Miss Nwl.vr, Signor Am iiftooftern, and Signor VEL:CELLINO. The fist piece r. trio, was admirably performed by Madame F0D614, Mr. NAIDI. and Miss NALDI. A duet was (Hight fully sung by Madamt. Cwsa.musst and tiignnr Asl - A duet by the Detuuisees DE Lion was much admired. Madame Furftsti, in a braudiul French air, was encored. Madame Fouvn, Signor VgIiCELLINO, and Mr. NALL!, pitied great applause in a trio. Sir GY.LinGE "MINT presided At the grand piano-forte. his Ito) - .ti HiOtirss the l'ittNce RE CENT seemed highiy pleased, sand did not retire until half•past one o'ci;sck. Among the distinguished per. 'images invited there were r:esent Dike ek liumbuti. th.eimedee—l.Leds and Argyll. Princer.o.Eaterhazy. &let quissee—Staffo:d, Worcester, Camden, Buckingham, sal Ifai.va _ whirr, Stafford, Buckingham, and d'Us• I.orils—llampden, Murton, Binning, Westmorho.!, Aber dare, Morley. ISrownlow, St.or.lemrs , Chit , bathe, Ha. rueeby. Gravy., Merpetle, 13u , buisr, Meisme, 64; Ladies—Pratt, Hill, E. Cower, Harsourby, S. liy.!er. Her bert.. Kilt's, Bayonne, auhtirsc, S. mid G. batliuru, Melbourne, Macdmiald, Westeueatb, Murky, Melville, l'age'r. COtilltcat Liuvere, all duo Foreign Ambassadors and dick La dies, tze. His Excellency the SkANISH ANDA33.IDOK does not ' leave till about the middle uf this month for Paris. kie will take over with him eight beautiful gwey Car riage horses. and fotir saddle hot sys, exclusive of other bones which his Excellency has already sent over. Yestetday the Eatl of WESTIOORLAND entertained a huge party of Noblemen and Gentlemen, With a grand dinner, at his house in Giuseetior square. . LUCIEN BONAPADTE has demanded of .the POPE a passport fur the Utiiied State; of America ; but it is not known whether it will be granted to him. The other members of the &NAPALM Family, who ale at Rome, are doing very welt. Atnong the to reignets whom they admit into their society ate a great many English. These are at this time, at Hull, warly one hun dred persons waiting to take their passages to Arne. • Tics by ti:e first vessel that sails hom that port to the United States. • Lamy occurrence in France gives occasion townie tight conceit, which seldom fails of putting the popu lace in good humour, and the pulitto-theatrical din. pate about the Play of 011114111CIIS must necessarily ' teimnate in the usual manner. The following is a fre e la an.lition of a stanza sung on the stage of Paris, alluding to the clageodtfdre that was waged in the Pit between the friends and adversaries of skis Tragedy : Pray, how does armistices, close td. carter ? Veer he fan like a facto, ant!, reeltlct4 • Utect the (Urger with quail he Wul with delight, or breathe out his sou; itr t.ume ti,speraie fight t 1.4 o: rake too vulgar arc I,ow out of dare, Aud Z IM/tjaa meets from a ear; els tee! Tge nudiatUrski, or as they ought more pro s perly to be called, Deviairs, to whom the Emperor ALRE-' ANDER has recently accorded his royal toleration, axe at sort of Quakers of the Greek Church. They pro. fess a system sf universal equality, founded on a pe culiar interpretation of the Evan elists, refuse itbsti- 1 "lately to make the sign of then. sat : and reprobate the use of oaths. Pam the ,:.,by persecuting ahem only augmented their idlgbartia . The present Emperor thought it a wiset:plin4 isolate them, ard for this purpose assigned to ihIM certain fer tile but desert lands on the 6orderi df the river •Jdoletiine, north-west of the Sea of Assof, in the Government of Tauritlium. Erre they have ae •cordingly settled, and have built 'a 'village, which 'they call 't lingdenowka," or the Gift of GOD. The number of males in the settlement modals to 1150. It being understood that. an African Black would preach -Ai Winchester on Sunday sennight, curiosity aitraelled a northern, assembly of persons to thavpace oppinile the Globe inn, where he held forth. Hiving addressed his audience three different times with great - me h e th en ce . and 'gesticulation.. in the evening be an vomited his intention of giving a farewell discoorie •on the Monday afternoon. A far greases number cif Tenons than liisd attended oiNunday were in come. spent* assembled ;'but it being'deemed advisable to •disperse she meeting, Dr.Ntwausa• proceeded to the ' spot, sad informed the Stack•that he was acting in • as illegal manner, and,'as a Magistrate, ordered him to desist. This was complied with; but some of the lower ads ts, instead of dispersing quietly, grossly in sulted Dr. Nay/sour, Isistowing on him the most op. prabrious epithets, and had it not been for the veer " tioas of some gentlemen around him, ha would in all• probability have sustained serious personal injury. '°i IMO - st - 4. • FEMALE FASHIONS It? APRIL: (4 7 1 , m La _Relle DRESS o► TIC Lavar Or Fantscr.—White Sarin petticoat, bordered with rick woik in salver laniard grapes and vitae leaves. body of slyer tissue, whh shoat sleeve, of craw, ornamented wilt pearls. Falling tucker of crape, three rows, to corres pond with the sleeves. Mantuan train of satin of a li^tr t) Tian purple, piuk, or etheriel blue, embroidered rood the border in the seine meaner at the petticoat. The leer elevated WI (lie summit of the head, and encircled with a ba•t.h:an or titan otitis. sf full plume of white astrich and marabout fa at betas in rrmiag'e Court lappets of fine ISl,chin lace, edged with t•nn.ll pearls, dia. motel necal..ce and earrings. ENutisit WA tititso Duess —Roland dress of Goe cambric, under a pelisse of - emerald green reps sarsnet, ornamented •sod laced with timings of green and white se in, ed gautlY ftnishcil by British siik trimming ; t?.r wrist girt by a tic a silk tete/triad the *ante tuattufaieure, with kit tassels. Spring bun•iet ul gr.ren cursed cilk, the crown and orn..incine of white satin and emerald ereen, to correspond with the Pelisse. Green satin kali boots and i.iaierick gloves. Berlin titlicuie of great and white satin. (Frost attoWNlJllll . l.Rtpoliter . y.) I'Astsms 13. set Da res.—A Frock at white 11114 over a white 5 - o .in b i g ) ; the upper part of the body is (tattled of a piece M . Mlle 11 , .: 111 tail, the lower fart plain, and ornamented by three rolls of white satin, which form a rester. •I'he skeve very short and full, is oruamented also by rolls, which are placed byes across the arm, and finished in the middle by a bow of rilthen. Two boy s of ribbon are placed, one oil the middle, the other at the end of the :boulder strap, in front. '1 h, bartiorn of the skirt is trimm ed with three rod, of se . ..ite ►atin, above which are placed bows at rdaxat regtear di.•aaces, aod they are surnutatiten by a triple row of t, its . .-lit apron of Na., troubled with oiattd binhl— :'be hair is dressed very liL 5, and low en tra temples w IClant, anel the hind hair larai.:ed and brought reto.l the el own of the head. It is orsaa n de 1 na . y wish a ban land tiny of white satin ; White i:". white Rid gloves, finished by bows tit ribbon at the top. WaLKI NO DR L 4.— Muslin high dress, made a walking length, the 'kart Ifinanca with a deep double Mustier of inuslia, pointed round the vire, and worked in a light rennit* pattern ; the head ing conrspouds• Over this dress IS a spencer of blush coloured figi red r,isnet, made very short in the waist; tile hotly is plain at top, hut has a little fubne+sat the bottom 01 the sv:a.t• . small standing collar supports a datable trill of lac•: round the throat. Plain lung leaves, finished at the wrist by frogs. Bonnet a to Her; C"fti l M "d satss i n,to correspond wit h the spencer ; the crown oval, rather low, plain at the tins, and full in the middle; the front,* hich is very deep, is edged with an intermixture of blond and white silk card; it is finished by pink strings, and a bunch df exotics in trout; wlaita kid gluree, blush colour k.d slippers• Strawberries, cherrits asparagus, and other lusurits' made their appearance in abundance, in envent-Garden, on ..iaturd.l. Thursday evening, about ten o'clock, Mr. MIN AliD, of Bathpoul Mills, near Taunton, on his return home from Bridgewater Market, fell Irvin hiii horse, and was killed on •the spot. The deceased 'had ii,ariy ilave hundred pouns!s in his pockets, and a ;via watch ; a widow and three children are felt to lament Ills loss. Sunday evening, 14 one of the Bath and Bristol coaches WAS Oil its way from London, an outside pal st,ogrr fell from the roof ; he had he. n ohs, rvedl to chink freely nt s..rne rum he h:id in his porker, the ffects of which probably led t:, the sad catastrophe. A s•trgeon, who was also a passenger ia the satne conveyance, immediately gave hs assisunc;, b:ttlhe count of the injury was too great to jookty A hope of bum ss, and the man died on the following mcrning at Twyford, wl.ere he was left. Mr. Mahon, of Birmingham, trader, obtained a verdict,•with two hundred pounds damages, at Yak Assizes, of the proprietors of the True Briton coach, from Volk to Hull, as a compensation for the loss of his le,z, through being upset in said coach—the acci dent was cl.leßy owing to the weakness of the horses, and defective harness. The rcrh ILrald says 1".1 4 Whilst the itervants of Sir CHARLES Kr4r, Bart. at his seat at Link Pan ton, were last week biewing, some wicked incendiary mixed in the liquor a quantity of blue vito id, evidently with intent to poison the. fansi:y. Providentially scme oldie vitriol remained undissolved amongst the dregs when the ale was drawn off, which prevented the hor tid design king effected. A person, we bear, is suspected, but no proofs have yet been ascertained."' Early on Wednesday evening, a daring highway robbery was committed in Painter's field, near Wit., chester, on an inhabitant of Otterbourne, named Cheater, by two men, dressed in dark smock (rocks, who met him not lar from a barn, drew long knives,' aud demanded his money, the whole of which they obtained, amounting to 1:00 in notes and silver. Bow-arataT.—Eight persons were firought yester day to this °lice, in custody of two Kiog's Messen gers and several Manchester •pelice officers, charged with being concerned in the late plots at that place. Immediately after their arrival, the twrs Messengers' proceeded to the Secretary of State's Office for in structions as to the dispoial of the prisoners, when they received orders to keep them in, custody until this morning. They ate then to be taken to the Se cretary of State's Office, in order to be examined.—, Tim whole were wretched looking ran, with scarcely] a coat to their backs. Yesterday afternoon, between two and dine ' as Lieutenant Downes was passing through the Strand, near Essex -street, he was attacked, by a gang of rob. bets one of whom was observed by a aihrleman- to takea silver snuff box out of the Lieutenaot's pocket: the Gentleman seised the villain. a scuffle ensued, in which the robber contrived to put al* snuff box into the pocket from which he bird taken it ; but Liente. cant Downes was positive that, previous to the attack, the snuff box was under his pocket baud kerchief, and after the villain returned it, be fouud it at the top of his handkerchief ; he secured the robber, and brought him to the Office himself, when he was recognized to be an old offender of the name of Henry Pope. He was committed to Newgate for trial. The escape of four prisoners Item Newgate must be fresh in the recollection of our Readers. It was reported recently, that one of them was taken into cusroJy near Hereford, for a capital offence. Davis, the turnkey,, went down to Hereford last week to identify the man, and he turned out to be 'l'. Hardy. w.bo stood for trial tor burglary. Hardy waastruck motionless on seeing Davis, and it was some time be fore he could speak. Hardy was taken by the far mer's servant where he committed the robbery, in escaping across a field ; and what is singular, the man who took him is now s it, custody for felony in the same prison.. As one of them must be pardoned before he can give evidence against the other, it is supposed Hardy , will escape that charge, and be brought back to Newgate. Another singular piece of news occerred daring Davis's travels. Bowerman, another of the convicts who escaped with Hardy, is living in the woods about Burford, commitiing de predations with• fire arms, and setting the-maim,' al defiance. His mother and sister, t morns, supply him with food by day time. He is held in terror in that part of the country, and no oat ventures to take hum CORNWALL LENT ASSIZES. LAUNCESTON, MARCH SP. DOt, ON DEMISE OF HANLEY, V. bIIATTUSIII WOOD) ESQ LOllO MAYOR OP LONDON. This imPortalit rase came on tliis morning before A Special lory. The pleaditigs having been opened by Mr. ADAU, Mr. thejeant Ben', who had a ,pecial retainer for +his Circuit, stated the case on belt:drat the olaintiff. He obsei ved, that though it was one of the most in:- pitant to the parties that had ever come before a Court, it would be one of the dallest to the auditors, (oho crowded every corner.) and one of the clearest rur the decision of the Judge. The plaintiff claimed under three leases, dated in March, lBo6—two of them grouted by a Mr. Cadyon, of this county, and the third by Loid Mount Edgccomb, to a Mr. J. A. Hanley, since dead, to whose rights the lessor of tlu plaintiff succeeded, as his son. The term assigeed in them was twenty-one years, and the property con sisted of certain mines, known by the names of Great and Little Crenuis and Campdown. The lessee,. !sir. J. A. Hanley, died in 1808, and letters et adnaioio maim were not taken out until some time atterwards, becouse it was supposed that the property iit the de. ceased was nut adequate to the paym.nt of his debts. Some time afterwards, a creditor proceeded to do so, and in consequence the son was urged to take out letters of administration ; bnt it had mom considerably delayed, in consequence of the large Ain required to pay to. the necessary vamp; for it turned out that 'the value of the propirty in the mines was so inc:al. !Hite, that it was necessary that a large sum should be :.'worn to, in order to include the whoi.. The sum of .€3OOO was at length paid for a CAW, which co. vered an amount of not less than £dtto,ooo. The plaintiff did not mean by this step to indicate that his interest in the mires was worth as much ; on the con trary, he would sell it for conaiderably.less: but lie could not - swear to a less ainouta satisfactorily. The plaintiff's case would be veiy short, and mould con sist merely of formal proof of the leases, and of the letters of administration, which would establish the plaintiff', right to the verdict, unless some sufficient defence were made. Of this he (Mr. Serjeaut Best) had not the least fear; for though several 41e:eliCtS had been hinted, none would be effectual. It was to be urged principally, that the leases granted to the person to whom the lessor of the plaintiff was repre selitative, did not convey such an interest as could tde recovered by an action of ejectment; but that the party' ought to have proceeded against the Lord Mayor foe a trespass. But this point had a'ready been i.Zecided, that trespass and ejectment were for this purpo.e amilogous. The Learned Seijeant then proceeded te call wit nesses to prove that the defendant was in puss sawn of the Mines of Great and Little Ceennis, and of Campdown. Alter some difficulty, it was established uy the brother of the defendant that he was working the mine of Great Clentiis, but not the others. The next piece of evidence was the lease cf Gre.it Cremes Mine, and the other leases of Little Crennis And Campdowo. The Counsel for the plaintiff called Mr. Cariyon, in whnse possession they were, and who refused to produce them ; on the authority of Conn sei's opinion, that, if exfrib;ted, his title and interests might be materially injured. This point was discussed at length by all the Conn ie' on both sides; and it was ultimately decided by Mr. Justice HOLROYD, who tried the cause, that they should be given :e evidence, as by their productiou the witness's title (mid not be affected, inasmuch as they were not. title-deel. Mr. Car lyon then handed in the three leaseF, which were read. He Was esam;ned by Mr. Serjeant liesr as to the operations commenced by Hanley, senior, upon II e mines. On his cross•examiitatinn, he admitted, that though the ciVith part of the produce %VHS re s erved to himself, he had only received about £1.5 from hi, tenant, Witnesses were also called to spew that Mr. Han ley had erected certain buildings and engines on the premises for working the mines; but it appeared that nothing had been done towards working Great Cren nia !fine until after Hanley's death, when it came inn , the possession uf Joahua toe Here the plaintiff's Cate concluded: and The A TTOUNTY-GRNERAL. who nas 3150 speci.lll) retained, submitted, that the plaintiff must he nun. soit-d, on the zrtiund that by the leases it Jppeared t! - .4 they did not convey such an absolute and exclu sive property tu the ttlime as could enable him to maintain an action of ejectment. Mr. Serjeant 13s-:r replied, by urging the analogy between ejectment and trespass; but Mr. Justice Houtoyo expressed a deciJed (Tinian in favour of the objectiin. Though the lessee had a right to the produce of the mine when winked, he had no title to the soil; even fur the team of the lease which continued in the landlord. He however agreed to give leave to the plaintiff's Counsel to set aside the nonsuit and tc. enter a verdict, shOuld the'Court of King's Bench be of opinion in his favour. Plaintiff nonauited. MtSSTS. HEATINCOTE and BODEN, of Leicestershire, have obtained a verdict or ten thousand pound:: against the Hundred of West Goscote, in which their premises dr.s:royed by the Luddites were situate', suLject to a reference. A kw days since two ricks of hay were roaliciomy set on fire, and total: destroyed, in a field be10i01,..; to Mr. Brindley, of Weaten Aston, stafford. A Bill to make better Provision tor the Rel,rcs.:ion of Bankruptcy is now in the House; the prtainbh: smelt. that— " Whereas divers persons, craftily obtainit.l late their hands great substance of other men's goods, and net mitiding to fay to their creditors their debts, at their Olen will and pltaiure con sume the substance so übtaioed of others in and tins become bankrupt, contrary to all r,ason, evil, and good conscience, and to th e Statutes of this Realm heretofore made to the contrary; and it is expedient to make some better prevision for the repression of sock bankrupt s ," It therefore enacts, that " On the last examination cf every bankrupt, Commits:onus shall inquire into the cau:e of bat 4.- ruptcy and conduct of the baskrype, and if guilty of gross justice or fraudulent prettiest, they shall report the sante to the ' Lord Chancellor, who shall disallow his cambeale, unless good cause shad be spews against such Report.—CommisAuners shall furnish bankrupts with a copy, of such Report..—lli•alluwance of certificate shall hi not abed in The London CaZltte.—When tune died be skews air.inst such iteport, the Lord Chanoeilur may consider tits maneda of the Injury tione by the bankrupt.— For the sera ultimo and toil exaniinatiiin ni hankrnpt., Coln. misioaers shall %Tido: a 44 set spa, t a day Sur the last exa mination: VHS MARKETS. NEWCIATE AND LEADENHA MARKET: 7 , l'Acrch (By tti Carcass.) Beef, per stone 2i 'B3 to 8. et: Veal 4. 0,1 to Morton - Oil to 3s ea Pork. 9; 131 PKICE NIPS' •AGI. r- HOP. cent 101 10, to 141 14s 6usset 10. 0. to 14! Oi Is►ez 121 Os to 101 OA Nave IPOCKATR. Kant - 111 us to 171 171 &Met 101 11.4 to It% ; Farnham 141 04 to l:5 PiJets i:F HAY AND rEIWAY. r. IA Me.l'S. wairecii A Pt L. ::Ay (1• figl to Ci BR ed I Tay Fit • ?4, ei: Cs Str.sw 11 lei 01 to (id craw t:1 (2_ ;() e s ctov,r, el. I cs. ed. to 71. ifis. kA v:' 71I1)1:o. Best Ileiiers att.l Surfs (p..r I Ordinary Is !;.: le:I stot.e) 2s olto V. sis.: I Muir' Misigitne: eL. 01 to Os U.: j ling. ti..l 9s t.. Sbeepskins--aPo!1-4, t.s to 7s 4• 91 to PaltE lA. ...1...:11 - Iit:t. IN I.EAOL:I.i.:I t.- .- . i 1...:•:;.: .... Hurt, LCI to s(:bt Vg.t `22.1 O.!' li!tin.ii "Ito I'd's 17. ; 7 ! riuo, 3 'o tioilbs US.! 814 ib:to 60 to 7011)1 :C.: . ..NI , Merchant% Lacks (1/d t;).: Dit:o 7(.: to :,,li - .4 t.. ! .... A Dressing Hides lii 3id i ::,call Sea.. Gr.:enlzhnci .!-i.. : tine C.,ach I ildeP lid 17d I Largr d.tto, I.er tloz. su. 1i • MICE OF .CALLOW. it. James's Market Os Od i towa 'l•aliow S': , ...I Clare Market - os od I Yellow It L.his L 3 . Whitt dispel Market 3, 3. l,Vidre ditto ( t..- per §t,,ne of :ft:). .--- I :toap ditto :"...'. 04 Yclluvi SGap, “ti.i—lVla:tle•'., 9 ii—Ctled,. ~ ;oot—ral:11, D i , C1111.11e3 per il,r.. 11); o.l—M.Juiaa, Ili tht. - -_ ___—...— E::),IL 10,1 ICU 1 . , NIAUCH 21. Ships at Markrt. . billy% ~, , id. Prices. 811 ..ferre:.stk 9:; 1 :41.. tia. to 4's, 01. 9 Suntlerlaud 3" 33.. 9.1. to .:./a. Lt.. 1 Ca= 0 0:),. Cl. I Cannrll Cbal i 48% pot' ton. COUN CRY ivIAR KIL I S. Price of Corn per Quarter— lirea.l, per Gallon. Wmcn es t La. Mich to Isus. Ilairy, to NeW Oat., 28s. to 351. Dr..al. BA t INGSI OSA, March 'LG.—When 765. to I IS,. pular, sm, to Gls. Oats, 195. to 385. Scans 4 , 4. to ht.'s. :lrea•l NO. ALltgbritltD, March YB..—Whcat 935. to 13.3. listlcy 116 s. to 58s CMS 38S. ro 355. Eta witAm, March 211.—Vir6ea• Ms. to 11:24. Parley 4S. to 60s. Beaus, 40.. to 709. Oats, 219. to tB.. Pea*, 4es. to Su. Bread, Ye. aud. Nswatuty, Brats, March 28.—Wriest,i..11 to 1401. EarleT, 20s to 6. e. Uat►, 106. to 3 Brau 45s to 756. PLao 3:6 to 59. Bread 2s. Rd. raast•uta, March 29.—Wheat, 120 to .023 On. per hull Barley, sus. to stis per qtt..rter. Oats, :Xs. to SI s. Pets 445. :u Sus. Bread 13 ltd. per ~aßott• WAR:knot est, Koch .•a.—•Wtaat ROI to 142. Barley 344 to 735. OM% 27s to BSs. Beans 40$ to t•'l4. llaviz es, brat, t.si. to 1445. Bstler, 34s lo 6Es. lk uu, t)94 to 745. OBtil I.ls to :16s. tieLtsuarv,:4larcb 25 —Wlltar,ti4s. to 1224. Barley, 'lri Wt. ()ars a is to 343. Beans 4d4 to 72g. 1.11:. I.IIS. 22,Iltzrdt at Aii!ton, Lady Hunter Blair, of a VIII and Niaralt a: 11e..1, the 1.:14 I.:aptsla Wm. :\l•Cu,oc•:, R.N. of a son. March V.Y. at Idgmana Rectory, the Lady of Cie Rey. :oh Drytlsn Pigott, It daughtLr. 1:r..d.v.,,tt 11 arb, mar S•atiore. E 111%.4 of direr ilk-, itirll:itt!fv:tiale chOreu, wb %an the mot`..tr 3:: 11 , kely to do vrcti— e r..rither is a servant u canal, a:. , 1 t'c r purel father is io: ltl lear , to !:ge. R:1..1). Srtureay, at S!. JUITICS'A Church, 'lla , -mas Drane, Esq. of raniiey, Ni:t!dlesex, to Leinhit, tides: daogiiter of Julio Hz r‘:„ 7.lsq. of ht. es. '), at ht. I.;horgett 44.:nover•strare, Map,. General Sir I hums Sidney 8.-cksshh, K. C. io I , .!sry, rIS is da , ,ghter of the I ire Sir WM 110444, of 1: liteal, Bart. March 20, at lkyets, Invern, •••4 .hire, 'Moms Frairt, 82d regiment, to Miss fraser, only liugliier of :::imon Fraser, Esq. ut Foyers. March 24, at Penh, George Idallingath f s:dre„itsstnt,to Jesse, &tighter of the la!e 7amta tallow, Esq. of t'ertli. Mai ch 24, at ropsham, John Walker, 1".•q. Asslstm! Or Ira. e • Comntiaty, to Susan, elicit d.c,ltcr of the late lticl:arJ ', It.ol britivort, I ~ ,r4.t.ht e. GU; Ai: M;lttl) 7 .rs College of Surge.me in iminiqn, / aye seidlulou.ly detnt l ' their attention :or these la•t 17 years to the s oily of throe Jis !• arts which so frequently embittet, .m.l too of. en prevent, that in• ignitable blesssog, mrritimithti telicity. The inite. ous I cations they have Lizherto received Iron pees ms of tie ere; tn. , . unction, and tf.e unifenn succees attendit.g their sup( titer mode of tr, arrnent he suLti etunrlaints, *fiancee them thus puhhely ta cffer it aesittar.c.c. In alt ease% tef Iletility or VrEest tit", w' e• titer tei•olting /rim the too frequency of participating in the grit ties of his:don:sk I.e, the nehoutded inilidence of hberto..str, or a a. cert . solitary habit, whir:i weakens ;ha energy of the and dtvroys flow et of youth, In producing sterility in the err in the oilier, they offer a Safe and iserniare: thinie front such complaints, arc prevented enterte; mho the 'named xiitie, and r hatted to StCk relict broad DV , : their infirni.ties in silence, it mttac he consoling to Leda, how ever difficult or hi...ln:cm:a the care may be deemed by other Practitioners, that by a renu7ai ins and intaLible met littel the y tire lee reetoted to I sound and vienrout :oasts ution. cent% disorder, frequently eoLtratted in a ' , lenient of hiditretbse, tird every species of V stiereal hiection, by a mid nul aver-failing mode o f treatiorm, is speedny and radically removed, *thug restraint in dirt or extrailet, as also Strictures of the Uretara.i7l Glees, whlzh thy are enabled to cure la's dnert period, wille- 01 recourse to the painrilidargeratis v. feet t of :h.: Cv.:stie; of weiiith can be given to several Nohlemeo and thong:nen a' bi::4resPettability, who have been cared in Very short iiericAle afar havitir,Liboured under strictures for maw year.. To married Penults, whoa expectations of Cnste tender pledges of connubial happiness have hecn defeated, It ma) sheer a pleasing reflection to know, teat by a pr,per perste, rareeln their remedies, the ;antral Walla is rya:vv.:ad, and Cie :nye. ntents removed. Messrs. Goss and Co. michnavely cure of tLese elt.ect.lar complaints, In order !hut they net:: TO' !.e marked by a mistaken few,wtth the otekeluy so justly att. chei: .0 the ignorant empiric, think it Let justice to the:nselves to vie', tea; they have hen properly educated and hatiated branch of the prufesaion (certiiicatee of which, trout va oustive pitals, :mei testimonials front the hijibest profeesion..l ate horitiets they have to convince any inenirer). 'flat a residence in de warmer hemisphere of our eaters world, as well as in ct'• spints en ibokiens the t to asset ti then their reeratet es having been Cre. tined to disease: iiready enunarat,d, they hold cut a Cerl:l t; ci renovation to else% as may labour under ttie effects of a life passed multr the- torrid zone. And :hoc liabitig had opportunities, in their professional ea...- city, of Jointing 243 itlttinwite acquaintseter sehli the c • .titutioral ha! - iita of se.at..ring persons, they :u the best asiiiiratiees of humid:at relief; that the succees resat; irons thi-4 endeavours first inated them to quit /he y.r.ivie , the general Practitioner and they presume that their irreten,w3 constitute a fair ground fur the unprecedented con6elenev wok which they Lace, by the i'ublic, been so liberally ternoured. To be coma:tee! at their house daily (persouthy, ur by WI" by Putients of eith:r set, with secrecy, delicacy, awl attenfao• Patients in. the ceunt ry are requested to rare the p.... - 'lO , W e of their case, age, and manner at living, encleutne a Felten.; sot advice a n dm edicines: and the rernettes wil be elas 3 rr lorwarded to any part ut the kinnitter. INS and Co Surgeons, EouVerie•streer, Flce-qr,!et• ritla uI. S roc B ati k Stork, sbut 3 pct Ct. Reduced .11tot 3 per Ct. Cum. 7111jiH 4 per Cent. abut S per `.:tat. Navy 1001 Imp. $ prr Cast. :s YESTERDAY. Lorg Anal,. allot Ithlia Sock LAU Bomb 38 $9 4C Pr _ __ MI) 6 Cuuseis far Ac 71*i fi -2 Luttecy Tickets Ae 1b5...., t 1 W A 11,10. Tt) MORROW AT LO IV 1 Monr.ag • - mist wilt It Amt.rateres . • SE I LOTPOI4: "etatenl F.y I [TIM Kerr, hckst•t'.arc; Pahlathed there, sad" the 3t+r•Q Temp