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LAW IiViELLItiANC. COURT OF KING'S BENCH, NOVEMBER 25. THE KING V. TIIONIAS BEDF , IRD Mr. Scrjeant Less prayed judgment against this defendant, who was convicted at toe last Lens. As, sizes for the county of Devon, before Mr. Justice Dampier, of perjury, in an answer in Chancery, to a bid tiled against him by the Directors of the Hopi Insurance Company, for a discovery of particulars of certain insurances effected by the defendant, upon which he had received £9.000 or sl3ooo, for losses by fire. It appeared that the defendant, having effected an insurance with that Office upon the stock. &c. of his paper•mill, applied to the Company' by letter on the lath of October, 1809, to effect a second insur ance upon a building called a linney, in a field, de scribing it as shuttered and thatched, and entered by the exciseman as a drying linney. The defendant's premises tieing partly consumed by fire, but the above de•cribed building not being touched by that fir., the defendant received 4750, the insurance money upon another building which was not in a field, tint part of his mill, and not thatched but slated, and this the de fentlant swt re in his answer was the building insured. He had also received losses upon certain cottages, which were not those he had insured. He put in an affidavit, vhich stated that he had lost 470t)0 by the flue, which had consumed his paper manufactory and stock, and only insured to the amount of W3OOO : that the cottages were considered Fart of his manu factory, but being resided in, he had insured them as " cottages :" that he had sv mall without knowing the exact precision required : that he had been ruined and a bankrupt by the fire : and though he had ob tained his certificate, had no means of supporting himself and four infant children : that the Company had published pamphlets which tended to inflame the public mind, aid had prtjudiced his fellow citizens' (of Exeter) against him : that he had aheady been in poison five months on this ind:euneur. Mr. GIFFORD, in supeort of the prosecution, said, that that was because he had - secreted himself so that he could not be apprehended in time to he brought up for judgment in l'rinity Term last. The Court adjudged him to be imprisoned tw•o years more in the common gaol for the county uf Devon. NOVEMBER 26.--.-THE KING V. KAWLINSON. The cross judgment of the Court was moved for against the defendant and others, convicted as the proprietors of •the Greenwich stage-coaches, for suf fering their coaches to obstruct the highway, by plying before the houses of Messrs. Drummond, Bid dulph, Cox, and other houses, at Charing Cros,. The -parties expressed their readiness to do whatever the Court should require of them ; and the judgment of the Court was deterred till next Term, to afford them an opportunity of abating the nuisance. Bow-sTnErr.—SatUrday a woman was brcught to the Office, charged with felony. She has beer thir teen times before in custody for various ofE:ricei, and been Once cast for death.—Mr. HANDURY, Surgeon of Tuthill-fields Bridewell, reported that Boedion, who was shut in attempting to break into the shop of a linen-Jraper, in Piccadilly, was so Tar recovered as to beat being removed in order to take his trial. HATTON-GARDEN.--On Saturday, a stout anletic fame , of the name of Edward Keys kdwards, and Henry Watts, ali is' Alards, who stated that he was an uncertiticated bankrupt, were brought up in the custody of Brown, Cook, and Ti.issletori, Charged on suspicion of halting committed a burglary in the house of Thomas Smith, of Bowling street, Turnmill-street, or C9w-crc.iss, yesterday se'nnight, during the tempor.,,, absence of Smith, and his wife. tAn account of this burglary appeared in our Paper of Saturday.] The prisoners were both corn. .mitred for a second examination. Friday evening, about hal!..past five o'clock, as Mr. Downes c f the City-road, Islington, was ir veiling on foot from Greenwich to Woolwich, by the low. r road, after he had left Greenwich about a roieland a half, he met two corn, armed with aidgeons, having the aKearance of drivers; one of them seized him by the throat, tripped him up, and at the same time gave him a violent blow with his bludgeon, which made him insensible for a short time. They fobbed him of his pocket.book, containing Bank-notes to the amount of fl 3, his gold watch, chain and seals. On leaving him they swore if he attempted to follow them they would morder him. A genteel dressed man endeavoured to pass Judd, one of the cbcck-fakers'at the Pit of Drury-laneTifia tie, at ten o'clock on Saturday night,•but not having been in before, the man did his duty, and stopped him. The strangrr unbuttoned his coat, drew a loaded pistol from his pocket, and was in the act of presenting it, when Baker, a constable, belonging to the Inspector's Office, snatched it from his hand, and the offender was safely secured in St. 1 1 / 4 1.:rtio's watch house, J. J. Chisholm, late Captain's Clttk of the As- TREA and Ltox, accus.A of various forgeries on the wavy, at Plymouth, %as on Wedne,day last fully committed to Exeter gaol, on seotral in dictments, by J. WILLIAMS, Eig. of Plymouth Dock. All the goods which he had received at Plymouth D )cic, in part of payment of the saidbillq, were found et his lodgings at Shrewsbury, brought to Plymouth Dock by Vii.kery, and sworn to. He is a fine young man, '2i years of age, respectably connected, and u as much esteemed in the navy. We are concerned to state, that on Tuesday, the 15th of November instant, between the hours of twelve and one in the night, a mu t atrocious and violent assault was committed on the hinse and premises of Geotioz Davrzs, Esq. at Scarborough. The win dows and blinds were broken, and the furniture in tie room damaged, by large stones, which were thrown into it. The gai d'n-rails were also broken down, the trees and shrubs destreye.f, aid every in jury which the most determined malignity could sug gest was perpetrated. We understand that Mr. DA VIES has offered a reward of fifty guineas for the ap prehension of the villains by whom the same was committed, and we sincerely hope that they will very shortly be convicted, of so gross an outrage of civi lized society. CAUTION TO Paartirs.---Thursdly se'nnight, two children of Mr. Chicken, at South street, Boughton under-blean, Kent, were burnt to death from their cinches catching fire inlh - e temporary absence of their mother I arid on Thtifsday last the son of H. Hart, labouiLe, of Fclkestone, aged about three years, shared a likemelani t holy fate from a similar cause. IMINIMm FOREIGN Af472xiTs. ST. PETERSBURI 111. OCTOBER 28. IaTS. per pouf. Rube - SO GO 63 t. per rood. Rubels Cotton, Georgia 65 00 I Pimento Orleans 70 00 Pepper, black l'wht, No 24. 40. Coffee . Cochine.l - cso^oa Indigo, R.I. • vu:nlegs - ::loves . - 170 1721 Rice - • 22 uO 6O 65 "fin, In Bars 55 (it 1725 00 In Blocks 46 4:. SS 40 Sugar double Loaves 00 (1' 500 450 Crushed Lumps 54 500 400 HaVatiValt White 55 (,0 250 275 Brazil ditto - 48 49 az NJ irt s. • per berkowitz. Rubels per berkowitz. Rubel,. Hemp - 90 00 Bristles-Ist sort 74 00 Flax-12 head - 180 185 2d sort 23 25 Fallow, Yill. Candle 190 on per ro atsbeens. IA" la l. c ' 39.5 00 Raventlurks - 98 Co Snap—Ord;uary IRO 00 sail Cloih - 60 00 Pura...litl - 93 100 I Hare Skins, grey, per 109 u I,tt g).t4., ter roql 370 975 skins - .4010 !04 0 01;.: lit ilt:Av.ra has 10 fonds, and 03 Ponds are equal to a-Tou. Exe ang,- 1 1 :.!. steriinz for a Rubel-1281 Arsheens equal to 100 Val.'s. No alteration word mentioning ha* taken place in our prices, tither of import or exports. AMSTERDAM, NOVEMBER 22. per lb. Stirrers. Coffee—Surinam 00 00 • Java 13 14 Sr. Dom. Ili 14 Indigo, E. {. blue 60 I '7O Tobacco—. Maryland Int 20 V:rginia 00 00 Varinas 43 47 Grot 00 00 183 23 per lb. Grote,. Sugar, Term 2 251 Tetra 22 221 British W. 1.1. 19 2'4 : - ...utton—Pernams. 64 BB Peppef, biack 33 00 white 00 10 Florin. Pimento, per 100 lb. 90 43 Shillitigs. Rice—Carolina 112 00 tsrowri. Sugar—Mart. bn. Surinam Gin, London proof, 59 oit ?Is per Ahm. of about 40 Galls Butter 52 53 Fls. per Firkin of C.O lb. Chet se t Edam 27 30 ne. per 100 lb. 1031 h. Amsterdam 112 British, 20 Slivers equal to I Florin, 6 Savers equal tot Shildag Vlentl S , 12 Grates equal to I Smi ling Flemian, 3 stiver equal to 1 Grire Flemish, 3 Flurios equal to i 0 Shilling. Henna!). Exchatile, 32 hillings 10 Grotes Fle mish BMICO per JE sterling, difference between Bank and current money 4 per (Tilt. in t.svour of the former. NO VENII:Ekt 17. ,RTS. per lb. Shilling Coch'neal 70 75 Rice, Car. per 1001 b. 100 105 per lb. Grote, Cotton—Peniam. G 7 Mr Georgia 00 00 I.lengsi • 00 00 Grottos per Sugar—Hay.Whne s .,g 31 Yellow Ina 25 Surinam St Deru..rara 19 2.1 i Sin. Loaves 271 9 R St. Domingo, brown 00 00 Jamaica 00 00 per 1001 bi. Florins 80 65 ROT lERDAM, litre per lb. Stivcrs. Coffee—S;. Domiligo 11 11 Altniuique 12 12f Sur main 12 121 1/, nicrara 11 184 Mucha 13 14 tourlum It IS Java 121 14 eneoa, S rinarn 11 12 Ilides—Buen. Ayres 10 11 Tobacco— Maryland 15 17 Varinas 38 42 Virginia 24 30 Port Rico 14 18 Indigo Blue. - 145 160 Pimento axpoturs. Butter, Dutch per lb. 124 .13 Stivers. Chrese, Edam per toolb. 2.5 3t) 11 , tritia. Gin prr !Md. £ Flemish. White Wheat per last 190 a 256 G. bb. Red ditto ditto f.'oB a 2-24 The we•ghts and snide, of account are the AMC as Amster dam, wi , h he exception of there being no Batik money in Rot terdam. Exchange 33 Shillings 2 Grows Flemish, per X. sterling. The Tian ity of Coffee is daily accuatulsting in our mark,t. by arrivals from London, Live:pail, Gueri:vey, &c and the de mand bring very small, the salts effecting are of little eaose quence; the generality of the holders, however, seem for the pre sent, dett•rinined not to sell under our quotation. '1 he arrivals of Sugars have been of lit - it: note; we de not ca'eulate above low) llhds. Raw. Sugars in the warehonses ; pi ices are thus higher. PeFper is vei y dull. Our supplies of Corn are hand some. hladders keep price. Hides and ..k.ins go off well. BREMEN, NOVEMBE.R. 11. Grotes per lb. I Grosehens per lb. Cotton, Pernams. 62 63 1 Sugar, Dube t.i.aves N 4 3; Georgia 49 62 I Crushed Lump: 00 CO Cocoa - 44 25 Raw 1-I.iv ss !Meer 27 Coffee, fine - 26 264 Mart. yellow v 0 24 Good ordinary 19} el 1.) , 4lar3. Ordinary 181 19 I Cinnamon' - 4 4: Pepper - - 264 v 7 Csichineal, silver grey 12 12 Pimento - 29 30 Grice, Rice, Caro!ina lit 18 Hides, fircnos Ayres ,c•; 19} Tobacco, CA:a Var. 75 80 Gmger, per it 01b. 56 58 Porto Rico 26 :SO India), E. 1. f. b. p. lb. S 2 3 / 4 Brazil 18 27 N u t m e gs - -3! 4 Cloves - 1 2 102 lb. Bremen weigh 1i 2 lirgl:•h. 72 Geosaens equal to 1 Dollar.. Exchange 516 Dollara per .61no Sterling. lIAMI3URGH, NOVEMBER ii. i Fir lb. Cotton—Surat - . 84 95 Grote. banco. Georgia - 50 52 Brazil . - 00 00 Mara:lllam . 58 59 Pernanthucco - 61 62 Ginger—East India White 96 00 Brown - 33 00 loves - - CO 00 Marks. Mace - 32 37 Sails. Flent.bo. Croc:tineal - - 72 74 Schills. Fie:nisi% Indigo—Spanish Flores - 22 24 Last ludia, Fine Blue 21 23 Violet - 15 18 Violet and blue 20 tof Purple - 00 CO With 8 2.3c1s per cent. rebate. Cocoa--Caraccas - 22 23 &hills. currenn West India 00 00 With 20 per cent. difference in banco. perlh. 14 i 5 Schills. current. With 20 per cent. difference in banco. Rite—Caroline per 100tb. 46 50 Milks current. With S 2.3:14 per cent. rebate 20 per cent. difference in Innen. Col Fee—Fine per lb. - 11} 124 &lulls. banco. Aelitlang 94 II . Ordinary - . Bt. Si Sugar---'l'ates . 20 21 Greta. Terre* - 22 23 Crushed I unips - 2G 27 Pimenio Accounts are ke pt hi marks and shillings banco—ln shillings equal to one mark,:: marks banco are equal to 8 shillings Fle• mibli, one of u hich has 12 Grote', anal the present Exchange is at shillings 0 Gre. Firm. per £ sterling. There are ala marks and shillings current, which vary in their value against banco ; at present they ate Loper cent. worse.--141411)5. fiamburgh equal to 1 1 'Abs. British. Coffee still continues ♦ery flat, and good Ordinary may be bought at tif to at which prices there are few purchasers.— '1 he prices of sugar kiaintam themselves, but there it not much doing. ltrlizo is quite still. Dye woods fiat. Pitnea:to is cur mill sold at 14i. COURSE OF EXCHANGE: Paris 1 day's da. 21 60 Liv. I Naples, Ditto, 2 Us. 21 80 Liaison, Bourdeauz,do. 21 80 Oporto, Madrid, 41 i Effect. I Dublin, Cadiz, 40i Effect. Cork, Antarardam, 2 U 33 108 Palermo, 125 I Ditto at sight, 33 6 Leghorn, 55 Rotterdam, c.f. 10 8 2 U Genoa, 60 Hamburgb, 31 8 4 U Venice,n. C. I.lv.Plccole. Altana, 31 9 2* U ineffective per!. stet 32 60 AO° on the Bank of ennui, S per cent. 47 CB4 - -67 i • - et - 7 PRICES OF GOLD AND SILVER. Portupl Gold in Coin, - X 0 Os. OW. per ez. Foreign Gold in Bars - Bs. end. New Doubloons . £e4 8 6 New Dollars £0 5 ItvIVERSI7T CAMBRIDGE, NOVEMBF.R list. Hon. Charles F. Maitland, son of the Fad of Lander&le the Hon Charles Domlas, son of Lord Dun.'as, Tri-it,„ C ,1!e . ;•., are Amu, d linnorgy Masters of Arm V( Y.'. T.:, of King's College, is admitted to the degree of Mager of Arts. OXFORD, NOVEMBER 46. Tuesday, Mr. Charles Alcock was admitted scholar of New College. 'rite some day, in a convocation, the Rev Edward Morgan, M.A. of Ic‘u s College, was presrnted to the vicarage of sytann, Leice;tersltire, and titoce.se of Lincoln, vacant by the death of the Rev. Jo 't n Dawes Russ, the Mar e incumbent. • flturtedity the fOlowing were admitted to degrees: The 'Rev. W. Morgan, M.A. of Jomg College, am! Chaplain of the Royal Naval Asylum . at Greenwich, was admitted B. and D.l). Grand Compounder. Masters of Arts—Rev. Wm. A afield, of Oriel College; Mr. Onesiphorus Tyndall, of Christ Church : Rev. 1. dward Watkin, of Lincoln College; Rev. Wm. Re id, of St. Edmund Hall. Bachelors of Arts—Messrs. Junes Chambers, of All Souls' College; Charles Cohins Crump, and Wm. Cotton, of Eae:er College; Thomas Greene, of Oriel College; David Davies anti Getir e ;ti Chisholm, of Worcester College; Simon Fraser Cooke, of University College ; John C. C. B. P. Hawkins and 1 tyla Holden, of Pembroke College; Augustus Brigstocke, of Jesus College ; Charles Joseph Helilcar, of hlagt.laleu College ; Richard Goff, of Christ Church ; John Jones, of Frailty College ; A-dw. Archer, of Corpus Christi College; John Calcott and Jas. Knight, •of Lincoln College; John Jackson, of lirasennose College; Kn. lizrt W:llan, of ht. Edmund 11th ; Thomas Glascott and Francis !rake Foster, of Balliol C o ll ege. _ _ 11,.v. 1)r. Griffith, of Warntinster,is appointed Domestic Chap lain to the Marquis of Bath. Rev. I. Feareti, curate of Winterbome Abbas and Steepteton, Dorset hoe, has been instituted to the vicarage of Portishans, year Vorchester, by the resignation of the Rey. Peter Miller, and on the presentation of Joseph Hardy, Esq. ECCLESIASTICAL PHOWITIONS. The Rev GJorv. Fliackeray, D.D. Provott of King's College, was on Friday .t'onsght trianinidui.ly elected Vice. Chancellor of Cambridge University for the year ensuing. Rev. K. Bonney, M.A. Fellow of Clare Hall, Cambridge, is preimme.l to the tecto.y !,t Nurmarnoti, Ruziand•lstre, alid to the rrk.tory of Coningsby, Lincolnshire, both vacant by the death of th. Rtv Dr. Fait. Rev. Wilibort Bankt, B.A. unanimously elected by the (volley, and airtime., nicer of the tree school at Butierwick, Littecnn t,hire, in t! . .e r a tio or the Rev. hit Powers. Rev. w Irvine Cies k, ALA. to thr vicarage of North molten, in 1.4v0n, void by thr crssiou of thy Rev.Chartes Francis alaytylkie. BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED. John Faulkner, of Crotched Friars, London, merchant. Aube Atcio•on, of Crutches' Friars, merchant. Au limy Ark otion chc younger, of Crotched Friars, merchant. Thomas lioud and John Bond, of Marton, Yorkshire, cotton manufacturers. BANKR UP I'S. Jilin Francis Grant, late of the Island of St. Vincent's, but now of Charintte-street, Fitzroy-square, Middlesex, merchant, brAter, de. , l,r and cltapinatt, to surrender December 3, 10, and Jattuary 7, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Wm. Richard son, Clt:ment's•lnn. Richard Child, late of Wet!.lon Beck, Northamptonshire, inn bolder, dealer and ch a p inan , De..ernhat 9, at live, Dec. to, and January 7, at ten, at the Quetn's I lead inn, Dave:l.'7 Attornies, Mr. ()Aden, Daventry ; or Messrs. Erowd and Rese,.l4, Serle-street, Lundan. Charles Long, of High Hovland, Yorkshire, surgeon and apothe cary, druggist. dealer and eapinan, December 17, at live, Dt.c. '6, and Janu - xy 7, at ten, at the Three Cranes Inn, Barnsley. Attornies, Messrs. Longdill and Butterfield, Gray's-Inn, Lon don ; or Mr. Jackson, Bank-End, near Barnsley. Edward granney, of Gorton, parish of Manchester, joiner, caM net and ccifin-maker, defiler and chapman, Dec. 12, 18, and January 7, a: ten, at the Do i ,t Tavern, Manchester. A:lorries, Mr. Ellis, No. 48, Chancery-lane, London ; or Mr. Nabb, Manchester. John Blackburn, nosy or late of Heckmnndwlke, pari-h of 13!r. ,tai, Yorhshire, grocer, dealer and aapmati, De..., 8, and January 7, a: eleven, at the George Inn, Heckniondwike.— Attonties, Mr Wadsworth, Millbridge, near Leeds, or Messrs. W:lhs, I.airthorne, and Clarke, Warnford-toert, Thrognior toit-str.:tt, London. Rie,ard Drak-, Teignatoutb, Devon, ironmonger, delder chat,:tian, c. A, ,O, and January 7, at twel -e a- Weakley*s 110:0, Attornies, Messrs. C llatt , W.mburn an Cc:l;:tt, Chancery-lane, London, or Mr. Peers, Plymouth John Lane, of Ealward-street, Caverii.h-svare, Mid !lesex, coact'-mater, dealer and chapman, December 6, ill), and Jan. 7, at twe:ve, at Gui7dball. Attorney, Air. Upsto.ie, el.AiiLS rrort, Cavendillt-sipate. WI ;lam remit y, of Mile-End Road, Middlz,ex, victualler, dealer and clia;mian, November 29, Dec. io. d January 7, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. All.cgLa e, it. John's- square. Patrick Ryan and Francis WHeyne, of Pane:as-lane, Lnn.!on, ntt-rebants, dealers, and coparthere, I)ec. 3, I t), and Jaauary 7, at one, at Guil, hail. Aomittiee, Messrs. Swathe, Stevens, Ma plea, and Pearse, Frederick's place, Old Jewry. 'William Whitt:brook, of I.i•tle Muorfirlds, and of Anpcl-court, '1 hrornmrton-strert, London, % the and spirt-merchant, dealer and chapman, December 6, G 4, and January 7, at-eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Pastnore, Warntord-ctsurt, 'Hun- mort on street. Thomas Edge, late of St. Mary's-row, Birnaingham, but now of York -street, Westminster, engineer, dealer and chapman, Nov. 29, asc. 17, and January 7, at twelve, at Gut)dbalb Attorney, Mr. Hughes, Dean-street, Fetter-lane. James Bird, of Sr. Martin's-lane, Middlesex, eteesensonger, dealer and chapman, Noy. 29, Dec. e:, and January 7, at ten, at GuildhalL Attornies, Messrs. James Richardson an,l N..w Inn, Henry Cooke, late of the parish of Iping, and of Milland, parish of •I rotton i Sussex, paper manufacturer, wholesale stationer, dealer and chapman, Dec. 9, 10„ and January 7, at clever-, a: Ole White Horse Inn, South-street, Chichester. Attornies, Mews. Bleaulale, Altunder, and Holme, New lan, London ; or Mr. Rhoades, Chiche,ter. DIVIDENDS to be made at GUILDHALL. Dec. 17, Peter Dupny Abbott, Powis-place, Great Ormond itreet, insurance -broker, at twelve. Dec. 17, Charles Lurt, of Duke's !lead l'assage, Ncwgate Market, victoaller, at eleven . Dec. 17, George Jackson, hwasi street, Ken•-road, meatnan, at one. Dec. 17, George Gill, Charles-street, Berkley-square, sad er, at twelve. Dee. 17, Philip Short, of Carnaby-street, victualler, at eleven. Dec. 17, Sarah Mobilo', Southampton, milliner, at 12. Dtc. 17, Richard Ellis, Earl.street i provision-broker, at e l e v en . Dee. 17, John Wall, Broad•courr, Long Acre, taylor, at one.— Dee. 17, Henry Phillips, Worthing, wine -merchant, at el?ven. Dec. 17, Thomas Potty, Bermondsey New-road, wine-inerclhuit, at one. Dec. 17, James Smith, Chelsea, surgeon and aposh:cary, at eleven. Dec. 17, Richard and '1 homas Rennards, Kitigo on opon-ti ull, merchants, at eleven. DtC. 17, John Whittle 'Limey of Hadkigh-hall, Essex, banker, at ten. Dec 3, 'I . /aquas Ed wards, Mincing-lave, broker, at one. Dec. 17, Walter Ewer, of Little Love-lane, Bermondsey, merchant, at ten. Dec. 17, John Haywood, Cate:min-street, warehnuieman, at eleven. Dec. 17, Benjamin Hesektne, Nicholas-lane, wholesale teadealer, at twe:ve. Dec. 17, Wtn. Carlow, Angel-court, Londmi, merchant, at 12. Dec. 17, John Morris, King-street, Greenwich, builder and car penter, at twelve. Dee. 17, George Palmer, Plymouth, haber dasher, at ten. Dec. 17, Joseph Blakey Speller, Bearbindir-lane, factor, at one. Dec.l7, Wm. Hardy, Cheaptile, merchant, at 1. Dec. 17, George Kemp, Great Pulteney-street, tailor, at one.— Jan. 17, John Jenkins, Caw•court, Potherhithe, timber mer chant. Jan. 17, Alex. and Charles Gordon, Churcb-street, Soho, tailors, at eleven. Dec. 17, John Simpson and Wiliam Graydon Fairman, Old Change, factors, at one. Dec. 27, Tim mas O'Neill, of Albion-street, Surrey, merchant, at ten. Dec. 17, John and James 'Fyne!, of Maidstone, ironmongers, at eleven. Dec. 17, Joseph Phillips, Oxford-street, fruiterer, a eleven. Dec. 17, John Purcliese, Lucas-sAr ter', Gray's Inn-lane, smith, at ten; AVERAUE PRICE of CORN In ENGLAND and WAITS, from the returau ambit% the 19th of Nuvonbrr, 1814. Wheat. Rye Barley. Oats. brans. Pi ase. .s. d. I I d. s. s. d. I. d. IS. d. 79 2 43 0 36 4 ilf 10 14 9 46 The average Price ut sugar computed inns' the return* mike 111 the week ending the 23d tioveniber, 4 771..tid. per cwt. - MTh?. At Ile. Carter% Cantei bury, the %e re tlle Pev..L.ln N o , .)it.., of a daugli•cr. into- lay It Deo is ja,tl e I aay ,' Hon. a v il . Rev. rill! .r.ck Holi. to, of :I • n Mi.R • 11'D. In London, the Belt. IK. dell, of Gu.'ap r St. M-eta.l, Dor(k., to Etrint 1, third daughtrr of J. Dewey, Esq. of Peo Lls• house, Ite. Wlll.ana 'innt•r, of A,•••lrh.•, I.eteestershire, to Sarah, ekhat tliusLter of I...dvaaol Hosier, J. of Writ Eiwn, Ston Saturdar se'rmitht, a Clanmire Chtsch, near errk, lamy isvaym., Esq. of I..ua Park, in Mat • °UM V, to li la , od e , e & tusk. ter nt Cuinnei 8.k..r, F.ort liati cowry. Nov. :14 at ilalk!:h? 13, Mr. i Btn .s, s tican• In the 3:i r. gku nt of Vo rt Gt!3t.ii. to I.ln d u i llster of a. a. ..I.opkeeper, I h-strept, C at' am. . . . - In the Register Bonk o: the rart-k church of BaPane l , i n t h e Isle of Mini , for the year 1702,14 the fultowing N.tte ;—" John Ktteale of Nesse itl Kk. Xt. an orphan abou• 15 years of age , nturrieft. to Mary Citazt, of Wm. Curlet,nl dug pa-..b, Dee. 19th, I 7c9. Quaile and \l.try Cry. oa St. 11.0-n11,..1 n11 ,. .1 Day. ' Thomas 'I ear of d. mulled t", Margaret Ciley, rdiet of William Kneen, ittner ; also, his sun, frustums rear, to her laugh er, Margaret Katen ; and her son, Weisel Kneen, to I.is tlagltter, Ellen fear. • Tne.e three marriages were relent nizo.l together, viz. on the 234 of D c Iloo.—Note here, that the last fore couple were mare ed in one week." 111 ED. M'eleesdav senn.ght, aged 61, Mr. Frans., Rockwood, an 011iot r of the Cu.toms *Yarmouth. Friday sennight, at Cove, in the 17•6 year o:7' his age, Ensign Rickard Walsh, ot the 18:1i, or Royal 1r sh Regiment of Punt. Se r. 10, Will, tvihly defending country'• cute, on b.irsl Nistjin-y's sl it Couffance, on Cake Ciiaatol tin, Carlin Alm Anderson. b' the first bi• [Am ot Royal Mari les. • At I.t.hriii, the With ult. of a easswunp ma, Richard Dawson, 11'1. late I ...!aptaiu•its the Id Vtiot, or duffs. - - At Godrnalt4tonr, tr.-, aged 67, t' e Rev. Edmund Smith, lA. ft r• our of that perish, and of Macomb Hersey, is the vain'. county. Durirg upwards of 93 year• that be resided at Godinanst.o:e, he was out Absent hum bin parochial dada three months. In i i. 871 1 , year, the Rev. T. Rileoir, store than 60 yars rector of F.,roham. Dortet. Rev. K icharti 1 lord, of Wentner, Salop. At Caltngton, iu his 6t tit yr,r , the Reit. Jams Messenger, rec,or of Vet: ci.ks•ovr, antl chap.ain to 1.0. d Aylmer. Thurs,lay, at Harwich, Win. H.4;gis, Co.nmancierof his M.ijesty's l'usiOm-house rut t r the Argus, sett senior capital urges of Harwich WOItMS ilitL kt:)sT FREQULNT :f ;!tens CHI! Lit ENS' DI E.ISE • : 7helrSY\lr' EVEItY eI.\•EN ! a::d GUARDIAN of CHILDREN shwa.: h.: acquanted with. (ley occasion log :.;.lietite, a paleu, ss of the calm r of the face, emaciation aad Irre,:tdar slate of the bowels, atte.Aed alter with violent pains; they hring on c-tivulslon thl grinds of the lowly and they prove ,atal. by g. 4 a const.mptien or decay. But: as a preventatiw, an I cure of atirmirg complaints,the above exvillent MeJlelite thiwad, oti ths iniony of die tvghi - st charactvis in 0.6 count ri, lintb in rani: and respectaNs lity, to have no 1:11ual. Tlictr approbs,ion, g• yeti to the Pi.Trietor, from a personal know,edge of its wonderfill soccer :n their ewn families, vamps its merit beyond competition, and t o yes a 4anction to I-, of which no other Meheine of the kiad can how. Paret:ts and others, who have the care of dark* .hull have this rente:ly as a family Medicine .0 reser, to, W . 46, ever the stomach or bowels of ChtlJreti are any way dirordvred, wl.'ch it will alt-ays i.e foix.4l to relive. Soid,wholesalt: and remit, :it Air. butler's, No. 4, Wayside: de corner of :it. Paul's Church-yard ; Sharp, Johnson, d; Mani, Fortis mouth; Jones, Nleston. ikkoot, ::.hd Mallory, Puma sea; Hall and Johnston, Gosport ; Coles: no a.ld Jacob, Sheerness; Peck and Ross, and Ttinr:r, Hu!! ;1 - .loxlaild, Cookiwne-hy. Notieton, sad Gllitet, Plymouth ; Knott and Lloyd, and Swinney and Co Mr itthlgham ; Staines and Lynch, Nlanctiester; 'Crewman, Exeter; tooth, Man:!erton,!t caburn, ;cot;, and natter, Edinburgh ; Bas tcr and M Dona/it, Clastrw ; Bolgun and !tarry, Bristol ; Ste. v e cs ou and Co. Norwich; Sw•r ten, Leicester Ldwaris sod Penny, and Billingr and l a•bbin y Liverpool; Neale and Ledger, Dover; Wifte, Er'gliton ; 141:b, is, !..eldoti. and Ruff, Cherten- Lara ; Sinn.,'.;, litandford; a ad by most maim, meth. vise • Mier*. in 114 , 11101. at •!.. !)( 1 , aid St. sd.'aeh. E.S I - OMAN NI P. WINE& _ _ _ A l f R. BAKNE - 17 GUEST rei - 13.7ctfttlly itifnrms that Pnbac, that tl.e GI; I'ONI AN MIANCINES Are sold by Messrs. N e war as and retail, Na t 9, Dam: street, ; and thcme that %vial to ner the salutary efficacy of them may receive ti,a; imormation, by perusing his " 6 Guide from Paio," price Is. so! : n. ,hove; or by e% 1 R 11141 1 Ole JTAR Ness spe , er, Ws ekly Ile•oetager, or I,a Belle .I.l* here th-y 14111 see th , it c•.emeal prepa-at,,ste have liven es al , lishe,l in London tor nu re than mew) , IA ail, by relieving the toslowing coni; laiiiis in less than one boor, and by curing in a reasonable time, all ,or; of U ter, itheuacric Gout, Rl,ettnia•Lern, Pleur.cy, Liver Complaints, old zap and Il'eaki.eas, or Cow raviolis procaieellog from repeated i; aro:- veins at the above complaints; Wire /Use Head a; h. I sods-aches, Farr-aches, std far aches; :Am patient., aster tt.cy had becu a :- mitred into the Lenchin Hospitals, continued there a reasistialli time, and returned without bet% retieve,l, have ..fterwaide b. ta restored to perfect health by the use of Oa se estimative.. the susses attending his .toitibiltous, Asthma ic, Nervierc, ani Cfm• stimptme Pills, are so grea: as almost to seem iatre,i Me; and 1;4 To th Powder, if once used, will alwat pre. , rred. N B. These tote bold whotesate in a:I the respect able Medicine Venders in London; but retail only by the Pre prietor, li. Guts r, Nu. 9, Crew • urrry— meet. IT has been too frequently t h e su ; lect si t j us: n i general reprobation, that te....ts dent it ute of the elemer. s OR medical art have offered themselves as candid...-. tan ;•.shlic trostage M the profession of Physic. For • h.. pu.p.sa: of jus tice to the result of our studies and esp..rience, an to pleYeL! 35 from being classed among those einpir.ca alt,. an; ntoit I re. ienaiona have, uniortunately kW saver, ht-en tavnur:day re ceived, we beg leave to submit to tie I:lserat ag.l :ie.!, a faithful s'atemeiat of our porsu;ts and acq.nreint tits. After having received a re&ular 111 , .leas ed.catiiat. as the pure of Nis tssrs. Grindal and Blaard, whose lecture. and pr.c .ce see carefully attenied, as Professor:- and Surgeon. of its. Land its I pita!, we entered ourselves as st...drist. Us that ju_tly ei for nied cal acquirements, the Royal Lolls gs. ,Jr burgh, and were instructed in the ilifrerert I ranee. ut t Surgery, the theory and ?Lacs ce of Chemistry, Xi. s wst.ry, bo.any, &c by tl - cre l`roftftwr., Vicar°, Gregory, 'lack, I laassito.s, Duncan, and We trust we shall not be d...etise..l preqratruasts in sayins., our prirficiency and acquit...mews are no: inconsi.l....ah'e. for a long series of years ins fe.VENhitl:./11. COAll'..; I and the various dist:sus of DE....11.1 IY, the paricol t.tlea of our studies anii prictice, it w. we hope, be allow td ha• acquired superior knowled?- of tlwir treatment and care. slight and recent car, s of infecti-t:, a perfect re-i-stals-it.h.men - .5 oomph:: td in the abort period of is:, and u. these - tomust inveteracy, where :ors have ij'ird of atlas, a proper perseverance in our pia) of treataucht en. .1:r ' 0 the patient a bide and radical cure. Amidst the melancholy varit re rf whfch are •r 1 itcs of a habit lone at:d must titt...qi;.'ly pursued by the y both sexes, there arc r...ne inure I :. or ni.3-e those deficeinceiii and d.d•ildic.; ••••.is-li it cc/newly prt•vk 1 1, 1 ,, • • bitter the matrinionird qtate. co such persurr it mi.:. ;ding retie- tint! to know that :icy raw., by A 11, w .l hide mode of treatmon, berestortd t., :hr gal ate tof i 1.4, • blts3:ugs, a str•ifiz, manly, atol vizorou, cen,titu i.nt I. 3.: . ' fr..n. whatever ci.tA•t: 4:71,:iv, a. t% ai a, ir. •.. cles of venereal folection, tee may he cm:stilted by 1••••• either sea wish the Lrratest se:r-cy and Isom .r. 19.. t- • • • saltation at home front ten to :lase, witi from six w th.• till ttn at nfghr. l'atieats I; the country are rclut Fled to state th, rit ,, , ; t !twit case. age, and sontral habit tit &c. mace fir advice and wht saint. wilt hi. -it r Knt to any part of the ktegatmt. o ensure that V • seiuial to i:ur tindertakit g, the F ura t t. of I:tiert !mit 11.• ltr acroutit Ay medicines. CURRIE and (.;O Sur g eons, No. IL7, Hattori :10.11 NIGH WA IER Al LONDON o.mo• '• " Morning - fie A !' • Afternoon - - Sit nrintar. 4 ll r s LONDON: Prime.! by Leen Picke ace. published there, and at Ow Sees Othe:t. „ Temple