Star. — London, England, 1817-06-11 00:00:00

BOXINC.I. I'IMNER AND SCROGGINS. This event, which has excited more than ordinary interest, 'rem the disappointment which occurred At Hayes a few weeks since, was decided yesterday, and the question as to which was the best man r' wad fairly determined. As candidates for pugilistic fame, each of the com batants confich red himself pre-eminent in the science, and not w.thout considerable pretensions, for both had di,aingunhed themselves highly for skill and courage. Scrogeins was reared in a real fgheilv: school —hts nursery being a British man of war. Uti quitting his rateral element he was still anxious to make fghting his trade, and having attached himself to the land service, he men distinguished himself in the milling circle:. So resolute was he on the one hand, and so powerful on the ether, that few men of his weight and inches could he found to en'.er the lists with him with any chance of 611cC , ss. lamer, who had signalized himself in various private rencontres, was the only man to he met with at this time who was daring, and ambitious enne:gh to challenge Fcreggins, and the few lbw exchanged beiween t!llmat Hay's-corrpoe, when the sing war, broken in, only served to inspire the fri t J. of Turner with increased cnilidence in his superior powers of science, and in his final trio ph over the 1., , .hert0 iovincilde arras of war. Turner was, hesi.lis, a faun-r by trade, and such a one it i• as believed, as tie_ had in his eye when he inf mined Hene'd that " a tan ner eiould last lergi r than any other man " 'Asa proht, howcv-r, that the blends of Scrog:.z:its did net tack contidet,ce in their nian, they backed b;rn nit considerable odds. The stakes on the pea of the tar were itl2t) to s.BO. To avoid the an noyance arising :;tom too great an assemblage of the r-bility, so generally destructive to the object they have tr, view, by bitaking in the ring, etc. the scene 1:..r this si.i.tittfic display vas ti::ed at neatly chitty lif•rn town, at Matching, jrl tswx ; but it !raving b.. n ascertained in the cidree of the morning that Mr. Burgoyne, the tdagtstratt; had taken plea sures to disturb the sport, the ground was changed to a paddock, a short distance horn thence, near Sawbrid;!ewortli, distant £7 milectrom London. The day seemed dedicated to liberty and equality, and neither superior rank nor sFiendid equipages could obtain a preference ( . .t situatios., either on the road or at the litig. Joey might. be observed in his donky eat t with the coachman of a Lord foe prece deece. The sin etatcra wog divided, one halt con- Conine at Matchintr,, the ring at Sawbridgeworth was cut so numerously attended as may have been witnessed on similar occasions. Turner, who to avoid a warrant to keep the peace, bad trained in Wales, first tittew his hat into the ring, and he was quickly followed by Scraggias, who gave the smote tearless indication. Oa fleeting each other • they shook hands with much apparent friendship. Precisely at half-past twelve the combatants pre. pared for battle, and it was observed that wen never stripped in better condition. Seconds, Harry Harmer anti John Clark for Scrog gins, and Owen an,l Jacobs for Turner. On the set•to, au awful silence pervaded the re r, each man standing wateletully on his guard a: arms' length. i-craggier in the steel being eager for chew quarters, went in with hie usual sub!), at.d was tortuaate as to bit his opponent cleanly down • thus ended the first round the tar's favour, who now increased the:odds on his side to about 4 to 1. Turner, nw st • hie ominous commencement, met his than gain boldly, and some sharp and heavy Wows mere given Mill eecetved- ncregsms, et the close of the round, gave linnet a st tople of Lis lemmas tiuss-lsottocks, which hstl catty proven so fatal to his fureeer opponents. Turner, however, le: nen round rather gained than lust in thercuadence ut his friends lite next tiro or three rounds wire well fought on both sides, but o u t diethiguished by any decisive blow, except that Turner drew the first blood, and tiers by decided tile wagers on that head. Screeegites bled profusely, but tontiimed at the Noss of taay towel to threw/ his man. le the twat few rounds 'turner displayed no ordinary skill and coolness; he watched the inaucelivres of his opponent mos: mi nutely, and at lengib fom s out the Means, by dropping his band and Loth% ulniesd, ui puilishipg the beat] an zerionthe severely, every nine he attempted to rim in upon hero in he usual style of his fighting. Tenser, by practice, bavtng become pertett in this mode to 'canonise, tt was evident that t:cttegeitir frit conscious that he was brat at his old game; sod to find a new one that weld atiswer i is purpose better he was *tally puzzled; there fore it became °betties, that aid-week Soctegies met his man wit . apparent boldness, he evinced at the tame tins such wary con duct as to leave tittle 'MAL of dm fees and apprehensions pass ing in his mind. • Cu the it:eh round it may be state.% that what &razzing pin ell by his cross buttocks, lie lint by the severe up 'laud hits he receiva4l in Ms endeavour to break down turner's impenetrable guard. In als state were things when the 13th vita commenced, Old here Scroggins seemed so be himself again. He went info his "WI tigidalfialtdiTs and a most desperate redly et sued. A more settee round, perhaps, never was witnessed; sod width was agreed, on all hands, terminated in favour of the man of war. from this until about the itlth round, ureter comlnued to have the best of tne fighting, whilst Sere:Lykes appeared ro have the beet by the falls: hut here commenced a new epoch in the battle. .1 be ter had become KU exhausted, that Ms sup. riot strength ever his opponent its longer was apparent ; and Turner, who bad always enlaced. superiority hi palm cat skll, was now 'waded to Munk back tjle at ots-hottocks of croggins with inte rest: (rum that moment the conEdenoe of the tar's friends for wok them, and, by way of diminishing their losses, were pro posing, all round the ring, any odds in Weave of I urner. From the sift to the sad round, which cone - tided the battle, Scruggien never bad the smallest chance at recovering the odds 'gain.' bins; Ins, belittles bong out faint:, the tar went dew': every time, accordnie to the sea-phrase, keel eh:must. At len) : th :Netor, loth tkettesed in isiti bell, ami so damaged num eon/ iestiae, theshitheertu invincible tIIIIII of wart 'ea obliged tu dr his se:uss Led i yield the paten of victory to his uppownt ; who was ai- J o es t a, uo the spot, to be able to I:cat see man in the kingdom.' 01 Els Weight atm inches. )2he INltt lasted one hour and twelve minutes. s cr „ ; ,„ -ins, after the battle, was taken, blind and bru i zt ",", on et shutter, to a public-house at Saw. beidgewos and thus ended the day's sport. It i s • circumstance, that Clark, Scrogginss a retuarkA bottie.lwidet, tell as it dead, in the early part of the fi g ht, but he recovered. Painter officiated in his et d.--The f t ie . nels of Scroggins urge that he was dot in goad Valkea nion, from waft of proper training. Prztesituntsw --M0rt.:447 night Baker and Eaton bad gone bt% 4 sulks each during the u'aY,•zeithsx being able to resume , owing to the incvssant rah' and th e state t o l;l 3 :us gro Ll . c•;;: e ' rday .o ; oro ,„ k . Baton started at balf.past four, and at are In the afternoon had ,nerturmed S 8 non. Baker commenced a quarter betors five, and s.t awn minute, to Are ir the afternoon, he had Accomplished milts and a quarter.— . Yeeterday there were several sphaultd eqPlpagrs so tn e groun d, and many Noblemen and Geadereen ea beneback. Whoa Bah or was at tea. Prince Esterbasy called Won Ida:, and after tOS't corrersatioa made bias a handsonte roost. TIIE HONOURABLE MRS. SLOANE'S BALI.. The above Lady opened her house, in 'Upper Sey mour•street, on Monday evening, to above .hree hun dred persons of fashion, an wham we notical thy following of distinction : Duchesses—Montrose and Argyle. Marchionesses—Safford and Cholmom!eley. Countesses—Warwick. Envescue, :41tatteshury Car.t.ilsn, Car narron, Cholounnkley, Dowager of Jersey, fi.ltchorottgh, Ladies—CholnionCeley, 11. Brudettell, E. Tall:, J. Piers, 'T. V yner, G. Sloane, L. Hervey, F. Hatton, C. Townshend, J. Somerset, Ramsden, two Walpoles, two Fortesnes, Suy Stle, A. Windham, two Ailley Coopers, Henley, Cotton, Rids, J. Fludyers, Mistresses—Le!gb, llnward, Fitzroy, Villiers, Denison, Bouverie. I.lmol, Panther, l'itz!!erbert. I len. Ml•scs—Townshend, •I Ron•lre, S e ymour, Col. Dashwoods. Lloyds, Finds, Llphinstour, Vyner, Rainsslen, Fitzslarence, Br.c. Marquisges—Exeter Wore-.seer. Lasb.—Yarmouth, IA closb, Stratbavms, Manners, Sbaftes• to-y, &c. Lords—Sydney, Burrbeish, Strangford, Forbes, C. Cat:rchill, A. Mil, A. Stewart, &c. Huo. hlessrs .—Culyrar. Caerniisb, Thrple, Das!sworml, Sry. moor, Forbes, Clive, Rallsts, C. 1 , :0gct..:, Lloyd, :So? K. Sloane, &c. Dancing commenced at twelve. At two a cold collation succeeded, consistiog a every delicacy and variety in and out of season. The vim pally departed at five o'clock, highly grated by the attention of their amiable Loam-. fiI4IRCHIONESS cf If ERT 1.0 RD'S ASSZMDLr. On Monday evening Hertford House was opeited for the reception of the Fashionable World. At mid night upwards of one thousand petsons had arrived. All the leading :twenties were completely blocked up; eecn l'orttnan-square contained numerous equipages in waiting. The usual suite of five drawing-rootrs were throws) open; the anti-rooms were decorated with flowering shrubs, shedding their fragrance around. 'Tic refreshment tables were decorated in the most beautiful style imaginable. The party did not break up till dame o'clock. Leaders of the Ton present: Tie Prince Regent, and Royal Dukes of York and Gloucester. Prince Esterhyzy, Count Lieven, anti other Foreign Ministers. Duke.—Leeds, Argyle, and Grafton. Duchesses—Leeds, Montrose, Dowagers of Leeds and Rutland. Marquisset—Headfort, Winchester, Anglesey, D'Osnsond, Fuger, Worcester, Cornwallis. Marchionesses—Salisbury, Conyngliam, Winchester, Huntly, D'Osmond, Cbolmondeley, Worcester, Clans Seat de, Cornwallis, and Sligo. Earis—Aboyne, Westmeath, WV4I rim-Ist:a, Fnerenue, Mount Eilgcon. he, eryinooth, Warwick, P3lllrt, A 00411111, Fowls, Winchilsen, ha:e, Mayo, Cardezan, Mexbortoullbs Rock savage, Orford, Eseemout, Carhampton, Scarborough, Dighy, Aboyne. Countesses—Westmeath, Warwick, Mezborough, Plymouth, l.onsdale, Mengden, Touter, Harcourt, Torrent's., Charleeille, Aboyne, Mayo, Scarhoronrs, Min‘f;el.l, Antrini, Carhanwon, Powis, Demitick, tlefron.Carlisl.., Cork, Aylenord, Macclesfield, Bridgewater, Carstarron, Cardigan, Ayiesbory, Dowager Jersey. Lords—Grantham 13ardard, Praetor, Carleton, Movuoril, Aps'ey, J. Murray. Say ate: Sete, Atolvreaut, Chetwynd, ri snort, H. Fitzroy, I.'l hymn. Bolkeley, Lynedoch, 11, Beuinick, Strargfurd. Forbes, Roos. Ladies—Grantham, Lowther, Ramst!rtn, Colchester, Gentry, Henley, Walpole, Paet. C. Csborne, J. Murray, Castkreagh, say and Sete, Bernard, E. Montague, G. Sloane, Molyneuz, J. Lennox, Ellenheroegli, Famed, Wood, C. Lamb. J. 1 Lynne, E. Palk, Fitlroy, Hampden, A. Wyndham, C. Tylney Long, anal se, :tlelLourne, C. Forrrrer. L. llarv‘y. Lake. Ashburn. ham, Brine, Hill, C. Murray, Assid, E. Nugent, 6. Posey, Lee vaine, 1-inch Hatton, Uaynirg, W. Bentiock, Fl Alyce. Mous, R. :reymour, Cholinonsieley, C. Macdonald, Buikeley, Marl*, two Forte cues, Amherst. Cuult Abdy,l. York, G. Wood, W. Kerpell, G. Omelet, E. Nagle, G. kobinsen, H. kycioft, Cos Hipp sky, H. Iblottaa;', L. Bontein, Decide Pack. ' Admiral Harvey. Generals—Fitzroy, Hammond, Orr. Colooels—M`Mahon, L'pton, Seymour, Disbrowe, Dawson, Hardenbrooke, French. Ma.lor Gurwood. Cap all• Percy, Seymour, Singleton, Hameln. Meeera —At buibnot, Ward, Seymour, H lusts, Howard, Pa terson, Leach, Mich, Ha.e, of. t, Ue Crespigny, Wrot 'l"l. Y. pilvholli L. 111.0, Lv gli, Hammond, Sheidou, Long Wei- Ir4lty, Aston. Lloyd, Wilbraham, C. Moore, J. lelanners, ilr, P bold, Stapleton, shone, Horace l wigs, Irby, Maxwell, Lane, Fox, Wilbraham. Mini ruts—Arbuthnot, Boehm. Seymour, Psteraon, Lionel Darner, Beininihio, litarottgb4, swayne, roy, C. %Lite, Su gleton, two: on. be Cropeoy, Sheldon, L. Welleaty, Aston, l'eillam, V< ilbratiarn, 0. blackwei., tare 14:1 14 h 1 . Freeniahtle, Adair. SINGULAR Srottv.—By a letter we have received I from France, we learn the following singular story : —" A strange circumstance occurred lately at Brest ; ' a man, in the last stage of a dangerous,dibordet, sent for a priest to give him extreme unction ; the priest, alter some conversation with the man, told him, that he could not give bin extreme unction without he surrendered up the l.tn la that he held, and which be longed to the Church previous to the Revolution. In vain did the poor man point out that be had pur ct.ased them at a fair valuation, ard had a large fe rmi). to leave them to ; the priest told him. ii he did n.'t, he Would be d—d and p,o to hell; the poor man replied, he would not give up the laud. but take ' his chance. In a few days he died, and was refused the rites of the church, or Christian burial, in conse quence of his having died without receiv'ttg extreme unction ; and the priest told his family•that he was certain of going to hell, and that the devil would come that night and take away his body. Tt:e wretched family were dreadfully Ahmed, ard they employed an ad soldier to sit up all night and tvatcra the corpse, futnishing hint witi: a bottle et wine, bread and cheese, and a swoid to protect himself. At midnight the dour Hew open, and in stalked three ii.tures dressed to as to appear devils; they walked round the room to try to intimidate the soldier, but the veteran scio had never feared to oppose an enemy, ; was not to be panic-struck, but broite. silence, and' accost-s 1 them in th:se words—' You, Mr. Devils, i! 1 one of you lay a hand upon that body, I will cut it I off." Alter some time, one more courageous than the rest, seized upon the feet of the corpse, and and other took hold of the head ; the soldier instantly en. •Lie a chop at the hand of the first, and neatly cut off his arm ; the other he wounded on the shoulder ; ' a scuff 2.: ensued, but in a short time the devils disap. ; peered, leaving a large quontity of blood behind t them, which chewed they were human. The next day the family waited on the Prefect, and related to him this strange circumstance, when he sent for the 1 Priest who had refused to give extreme unction. The ! Priest returned for answer, that he was unwell, and could not attend him; and atter several messengers : had been dispatched, without success, to ioform him 1 he must some, a guard of soldiers was sent, who brought trim u?, and he proved to be the um person whom the soldier had dm across the arm ; hi) accom `, pikes have heel t: aced out, and they are all now safely lodged. in pri.cn."--nonontai Paper. • FROM LOT NIGHT'S GAZLITE. The QUM! is to hold 3 Droning Roam on the 20th instant. Hi; Royal Highness the Prince Pegent has heeo plea-e.. in •he name of his Majesty, to appoin• the Right Honnurabt. Loot Vbentnlt Strap; ford to be Lit Majesty's Envoy Extraordittary aod Alinister Plenipotentiary at the Court of liwetico. B.I:•:KRUPTS. ;antes Marn the youner, of Harbury, Warwickshire, shop keeper, dealer and elsaproan, to surrender June 19, 20, and July 22, at e'ever., at the house of Micl.ael Copp., Leansington l'riors. Attc , rnies, M: Richard Grose Burfriot, Ktug's Bends- Walk, Inner remple, London ; or Mr. Poole, Kenilworth. Henry Honper, of Prow, Selwood, Somerset, cabinet-maker and upholsterer, dealer and chapn.in, Julio I 7, July 8, and July ut, at twelve, at the Angtl lin; l V: A-minaret. Atmrnies, Merin. Davies and tin. , 45, L.othb ury. Lundon ; ur Messrs. Davies and Davis, Warminster, or From. .Tulin Richardson Trtkp, late of Congresbury, Somerset, miller, dealer and chaptnan, :tine 25, 26, and July 29, at one, at the Ritinnter Tavern, 13:+s•ol. Atturnies, Messrs. Hurd, Shaw and Kinz's Bety.h Walk, Temple, Lyndon ; or Al airs. L- , iwtt and N igan, S:ephen•street, Bristol. Stringi-r, of Canterbury, woollen draper and taylo-, dealer and chapman, June 21, at seven, bite 25, end J•t°y 29; at elt vet), at the Guildhall, Canterbury. Atiortin4, IVies , rs. Plummer, Canterbury; or Messrs. Nethersele and iliarott, £5, k 'oett•street, Sauna: 'Eturnas flul.m, of Manchester, taylw, dealer and Osman, June V 7, 2S, at eloren, and July at lour, at the Dag Tavern, Alanelawer. Attornies, Mews. Hurd, Shaw and Johnsen, 'L. n: London ;or Mr. Baron, Alateitester. folin Batty Ton:al, of the Minoriet. London, corn-faetnr, June 17, at Myhre, July 1, and 21, at one, at Guildhall. Attot Mesas lamb and liawke, Prmces-strect, Bank Budding% Robert Trip, of lltiato!, drap-r, June 28, 30, and July c 3, at one, at the Roarinrr I AVel bri.tol AttOrrlier, Mr. Henry Mere dith Anabury, bri.tol ; or Messrs. Place and Williams, Lin coln's lun. William Hunt, of Portsmouth, mum -carter, victualler, coal merchant, coal-factor, dealer and chal , min, Jute :iv, at nun, June 16, at 1 r, and Jaly 2.2. at two, m the Cu own lim, Ports mouth. Awirnies. Mr. Wm. Snalth. Beal'ord.street, belturd row, London, or Mr. IL Hart, Portsmouth Thomas Trek r, of Albino Buildings, Alilertgate-street, .London, sdk-ntanufaci urer and I,_June - 14,24,an'dlc'y at ten, at Gull;lhall..‘ttorneg, Mr. Niblett, S, Sise-lane, I;ta k lersbury, I Aanlcil. Enoch Taylor, of Sandal Magna, Yorks Lire, eorn-deata, lone 19, at rtgl.t June 20, and July 22 at t.-o, at Se:ionc.Hoose, . . . . .. , Wakrfie: I. Atiornies, Mr. lAe. Dowgate, London; or Mr. Beaver, W akaiel.l. David Il.iikt. of Stonebousr. Devon, 11610)11114er, dealer and chapman, July 1,2, and 22, ar eleven, at Wealley's Hotel, Plymputh.Dock. Attornies, MeSSIN. IS :1011 :Ild . 11/Ik. Pip ... - . ... . mouth Dock ; or Darke, Church, and Duke, Chancery.latie.. Will.am Salaam, of Northamptoa, painter, deal:.r and chapnrn, June 22, at btlfea, June 24, at nine, and July ..:2, at ten, at the Peacock Inn, Northampton. Attornies, Meebrst. Abbey and Son, Northampton. Thomas Leaner. of Maidstone, Kent, nur.eryman and seedsman, June 17,.24, and July 21, at eleven, at tJuildhall Attomiee, Mews Gregwas and f miner eau, Angel-court, 1 hrugmorton. rreet, London. Thomas Reup Dixon and George Jacob Heckman, of George -treet, Spitalfulds, Middlssex, sugar refiners, June 14,91, and July YU, at ten, at Guildhall. Attormet, Messrs. Catty and Haddas ' Angel-court, '1 brogniorton street. lielitmitt Allen, of Guildford-street, Middlesex, livery-stable keeper, dealer and chapman, June 17, 24, aid July 4'2, at eleven, st Guildhall Attorney, Mr. Clutrlca Arrowinith, 40, DavunsWit•sr f reet, Quite t-squitre. CO R 2NERS' INQUESTS. Monday night, the Jury which sat last Thursday. at the King and Queen. corner of Duke-street and Oxford-street, Portman-square, before THOMAS STIR• Ltnia, Esq. for the purpose of investigating the cause of the death of Mrs. Nevinson, the wife of Charles Dalston Nevinson, M. D. Physician to St. George's and Middlesex dospitals, re-assembled for the pur pose of hearing better evidence t a n could be brought forward on its former sitting. J. Gourd, Esq. Na. S. Pleasant-place, Penton vil:e, being sworn, said, that be was driving his til bury, in which was his wife, on the north side of • Pertman•sgnare : he was going at a steady pace, a waggon passed by and the driver struck his horse, and his (witness's) horse, but he did not think the driver did it intentionally ; the moment it received the stroke of the whip, it bolted and ran very swiftly till it get to the top of the west side of the square ; be pulled the reins a ith all his might, and was not able to step the horse s but unfortunately the foot board of the tilbury broke, and he then had no power to curb the horse. He and his wife being aware of the imminent danger in which they were, would have leap:d out it they could, but he was dashed out before he could make the attempt, and she was thrown out immediately alter. He was so very ci.mosed, that he did not know whether be was thrown out before or after the accident happened to the deceased. The Jury, satisfied that the calamity was purely accidental, ;sad not attributable to the vicious dispo sition of the horse, returned a verdict of—Accidental Death, and were of opinion that it was rot u case in which the law, relating to deodands, ought to be entorcvd. Ass Inquisition was taken last night at the Spread' Eagle, Millbank, on view of the bodies of Sophia Carter and 'Thomas Smith, two of the five persons who were u4ortunately thowned on Sunday evening 1:451, dur:l;g the storm, by the upsetting of a pleasuie boat. which they hid !:fired at Millbank. The bodies Burrell, Bushell. and another are not yet found.— Mr. J. Sullivan, a h. , at builder, said, the boat was ore of the best be lead, and was upon the shore about three o'cliick in the afternoon, with a sail and a pair I of scull: in her. Bonehead Smith took the boat, by the consent of his apprentice, ar.d were ioincd . atterwards by the rest of Cie party. They were all kn iwo to him try the appellation of the Rupert-street Lads, they having trtquertly taken boats from him before; ; and he thought them competent to the management of it. lie believed the water got into her in the ! storm, which might have happened to the most expe -1 rittaced waterman. Verdict—Accidentally Drowned. CIfILD•STEAUNG.MARLBOROVOIinSTREETAbOnt three o'clock on Monday morning a post-chaise drove up to Mary.la-bonne Watch-house, containing two men,child, a-d a well-dressed woman, who ap peareE to be the same that stole a fine boy, sii months OA, from a girl in Manchester-square, in the extraor dinary manner we Lave already stated. Previous to being taken before the Magistrates, she employed Mr. Bumeit to plead her case. Monday afternoon she underwent an examination before Jona Buitaows, Esq. when she refined to tell her residence or her weans of livelihood, but said her name was Harriett 'Meister= liesikesh The witnesses not being in at tendance, she was ordered to be committed to the House of Correction until Thursday. She is a fine woman, mad.appears aboct 40 yea:: of age. LONDON MARXITS, JUNE 10. Carrox.—The sales of Cotton since our last by?, been incontiderable ; consistinz only of a fetv p er , nams 2s. U d. Kuanhams 284.1. 140 Nli:.as a few Carricous 229. Sea Wands 2s. 2t , 1. IGO Bennals, in the louse, at 9id. to 11V. a ew rats 1 2 14 J. to 150. The imports of Cotten is London, Liverpool, and Glasgow, dtlring the list month, were 46,178 bags; being 9591 bags lets the\ during May, 1816. LtviiPoot.,Jux E 7. —The winds blowing stroie.y from the %fest, have bronght in large arivals of Ccs ton. which, including sonic vesttls not yet repotted at the Custom House, amount to about ‘20,100 b ays , The market has, in consequence, been very dull Boweds have declined 4 1 . d. to J. per lb. and Crka-: rather more. Sogar market was rather !wavy l as t week, and generally at the re‘hiction lt e ovn l i cnt .4 on Tuesday Last; the strong . wtaking SlgarT we e : 4.ff at prices higher in propurtaal that' the ether de• scriptions. This forenoon the purchasers of Musenrati.es have been gre ttly disapp jilted ; in place an the extensive expected supplies, there is scarcely ova, Svip e on shew. The purchases this forenoon ate, in come. quence, exceedingly limited ; no aline:if:it cal be stated in the prices. The refined market continues inadequately son. plied with goods. and as the orders in town ate con. sitkrable (thaugh limited As to 14 ices), Anil the Re liners only lately freely at work, a deciine cannot fit the present be Anticipated. The transacttons of last week were inconsiderable. Molasses :oat nue in re qttest. to Havannah or Brazil Soars there was fitzle VA. riAtion in pr ice. _ _ Comm .—There wax unrcnn:non briskness in 11a Cuff.* market last week., the prices of tS itish Plect tation and Foreign Coffee weie at a Lucius improve ment of 2s. to ass cwt. with the exception ut d.r Er. 2 ilescr,ptions, which went off a shade lower; the Esst India was without alteration. 11i. Coffee of the lai: India sale wei,t t.ff in sense instatcvs at a so.alt art. vance, but there was no general ini;irovernent. Tre East India Company have ag lin declared an en cl . sive Salt tor the 35th T!:e public sale of C fi,reclon went ofr with great hi iskness, and gentral:y a shad:: bigger than the prices of last wi.ek. Irtstt i'novearot:s.—Tlivre is liter alteration in the prices of Beef or Pork since our 10. t; the hoh.:-rscoc tinue to expect rates a shade lt;,tker than the pretest currency. Eaton is still heavy : the rosticet cow:- nles without any supplies of new 13utters ; the bol. dens of the old eviii :e a great with to get suit of their stocks ; putdic sales, in consequence. c.. a tinue to be brought forward. Rice.— the &island for Rice conernter the pikes advance with great ! = t7 , Carolina had been sold at 455. to 465. and we bei..er4 forty-eight rhilitrAs. The export demand chiefly for France. 'DIA.—The prices are nominal on acccent of rte sale at the India House. Astuts.—There were 100 barrels Pearl Askes !r:d by public sale last week at 625. to 655. 6d. Sricas.—There is little variation in the prices cf Spice ; the demand continues limited. Oets.—Linseed Oil is a shade higher. Rape Oil also advancing ; for brown C 44.15. 10s. we beliore has been paid. In other descriptions nu alteration. NAVAL Srokes.—The prices of Turpentine conti nue steady. In Tar, Pitch. or Rosin, thtre is uu alteration. Russ. BR A NDY. AND HoL[AN7ls•--To-day the IMlT ket is again heavy, and purchases iiiay be matte rather lower. The reports of the vintage in Fiance continue very indifferent; the late high rates et Brandy are in consmpenze supported ; there boy:- ever, little briskrieLs in the demand. GCbleVa is WA,:- out variation. MARRIED. .... On Wednesday, Lune 4. at Withii:ll, Herts, Henry Newbtr.v., E'q. third son 01 Samuel Newbot.P, of :o Mary, eldest daughter ut Williatnsoc,l:4;. llontinstord. At Macaw, on the 24th ult. Lieutenant John Fergasot,,Rc7.l Lanark Militia. At Edinburgh, the 9ith ult. Laurence Craigie, Esq. Adeoeat•. April 9, at Gibraltar, L). A. einnuwiss.try-Oeueral P•rtcout. On the f'nth ult. Mr. David Paton,tenint of Wester &tib:sa'•, Mesh:re, 4t,..ed vs: he wat unfortunately drowned in atte::•r '• tt, (7u:A tl.t Leven, uppo:,ite Crairsud, tact six t . • PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. Bank Stock, 9.571 Lava Anna. ti!! 11-16 I. 3[ cr 't. Rod. 74 I 1 721 lndia 1:oods SS pr. 5...-1. (%. Cuss. list Exch.llitls 041) 11 9:opr. 4 per Cent. 'lift, Coos. for Ace. 7 314 74 5 per C. Navy shot Lottery Tickets ditto. : :. FROM Luxury and I)issipatiln the mind becncts enervated, and the body to= fails roy victim. Tore niece the Disorders arhieg iron) fadhonable gatoti.ts and to re•etv the debtbtated cnnstitution is the result ot car study and repnt• ence. and we trust that thirty years' succet.fid practice hi d'a peculiar branch of our profession gives us a deciled over every other Practitioner. In recent cases of lace Lion, a perfect curs is completed' In the Aar:period ot two d!) , .. and in those cases of a more complicate.' nature, where wet. practitioners have failed of success, a proper perSeveranCe !.J' plea or treatment ensures to the Patient a %ono.: a-A. ;erect :e -t otablieliment. To those who are Labottring under a gvueral loci Debility, it will be consolatory to know, that the Nledic::. we prescribe possess the int:aim:Wit:power of re:love:ire the r ..lebilitated Constitution, whether it arises from the initsereho: of youth, or by a residence in hot or unhealthy clime:ire too sae' toy a We, or too close an applicatien to study, excessive rid, judicious use of mercury. &c. or sLould it proceed 'roil : tual tendency to consumption, these our restoratives Pro` the happiest effects. In place of Lassitude and lasting Health, Strength, and Spirits; and eery to the area r infirm tier plan of treatment will afford relief and ceette:; gently safely invigoratieg the system. lil Numerous cases ot Strictures have been, and are daily tie's our care, the total eradication 0 which is effected by a save, CI tain, and expeditious mode of practice, superior to any other Adopted. The weaktiesa, relaxation, anddehility oroceedll firy this complaint are speedily removed, and the Pidgin remove' sound and vigorous health. Patients ot either Sex may consult us with the greatest h delicacy, and secrecy, at our house, No. air i, Damn (larders Patients in the Country, describing their case, ate' eocimi a remittance for Advice and Medicines, the szme win be see.' all parts of the world. CURRIE Zed CO hurS ,( ' ll " . No. tr . 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