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li Briginthetstone, Decenkr 30, 1017. I.n ~. , FROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE. The Prince of Wales him been pleased to appoint Sir Wa llin' Knighton, Bart. to be Auditor of the Ditchy of COM w :di, and Secretary and Keeper of his Royal Highness's Pi CI Seal and Council Seal, iu She room of the Right Ho coitrabic Sir Benjamin Bloomfield, K.C.B. resigned. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. J. Lategfiord and IV. Ridge, of Mtlk•street, Marble, oholevale haberda■hers ; Dec. 31, 1617.-12. Milchell and Cantrell, of Manchester; Dec.3l, 1814.—C. Thompson awl J. Dulls, of Kingston.upon-Hull, insurancebrukces ; Dec. 31,1617.—J Ilaycraft and T. Smith, at fleet-market, London, leather.sellei a; Dee. 30, 1817.—W. l'Anson and J. I'Antao, of Aliheale. woollen•drnprrs ; Dec. 31, 1817. J. 11rauch, of slatlion, Worcester, and J. Shirley, of Wor cester, woulslaplera; June 17, 1817.—A. Gent, of Thurrems tun, Leicester, and G. Bellairs, of !Leicester, hosiers, No ember 12, 11317.—R. Robottont and C. Robollons, of Pic- Middlesex, coffee-house-keepers, Dee. 27, 1817.- 51. R. Gblllll3llltol l , C. L. Moults, mud A. J. da Costa, of Lund ..... Oct. 1, 1817.—5. Goodie and A. Gutsily. of Nor ton• Falgair, Middlesex, pavionrs, Jou. 5, 1818.—W. Palmer and J. K. Gibson, of Watford, Essex, timber-mercliants, Dec. 31, 1817. BANKRUPTS. Jun ph Akers, late Isf Charles-stunt, City-road, Middle. PA 11, Cot II lit• Arr, to surrender, January 10, 17, and Fe. isalasy 17, at ten, at Guildhall, bunion. Attorney, Mr. Charles Hul, Cluswell-street, Finsbury-square. William Staikey, of Gutter-lase, Cheapish'', London, siik.massufactuser, to surrender. January 10, 17, at twelve, mid Fchs nary 17, at one, at Guildhall, Landoll. Attorney, Mr. James, Bucklershory. . Philip Wright, of the Pilgrim Brewhouse, Kennington. lace, slurry, ale Awl table-berr.hrerser, to surrender, Ja. mussy In. 24, and February 17, at twelve, at Guildhall, Attorney, Mr. Coon., Austin-Friars. Joints Holreyslr, of Halifax, Yank, merchant, In surren der. January 14, Ns, at the Sessions-llowse. Wakrield, and February 17, at clown, r the Cooper's Aims tun, Halifax. A t,oncys, Mr. ffrkett Noble-street, Foster-lane, London; and Mr Scatclwrsl, Halifax. Matthews, of l"k, Mussinotith, nioney-serivener, to sin resides, January 28,29, and February 17, at ten, at the Mack Rork. Pottskewttl, Illongnotith. Attorney% !Iles-rs. Price and Williams, Lincoln's Inn; and 31r. Stokes, Caer went, Monmouth. Isaac la a, late of Narawieh, Chester, corn dealer, to sur render. Jasmary 19,20, at Messrs. Collins and Kress's °face, Stafford, and Fiduciary 17, at eleven, at the Swan Int% Staf ford. A annuls% Messrs. Collins and Kern, Stafford. . - Dluss VVlizlit, of Slatturul, ale-hontte-keeper, tu Russell ticr. J:musr3 19. 20, at ribvbit, at the office of Messrs. est, Staffueil, and February 17, at eleven, nt the S4:111 Nu, StaffurJ. Atturutyb, Messrs. Conlin and Kv,•u, Stafford. Janos Mansfield, of Storkport, Cluster, butcher, to sm. tesolcr, January 13, 21, mill February 17, at three, at the Waco n Btolkeley Aims Inn, Stockport. Altos nets, Mr. I'm bur, Nurfolk.street, Strand, London; and Mr. Ilarrup, Stockport. Willialll MacMit hart, of Bristol, merchant, to surrender, Jammu 27, 28, and Ft Musty 17, at twelrr, at the Com am Mal Roomy, Bristol. Altos M . Boulthllon and lien tit, liread-t.trcel, London ; and Messrs Macau slid Brit ton, 11ri.tol. Joseph liarison. of Manchester, gnu-maker, to surrender, Jannaty 17, 19, and February 17, at tun, at the BrlJp rrater Arma Imi, 91archcAtcr. Attorneys, Mesas. Cuuliffe ant! Kay, Manchester. DIVIDFNM. Jan CO. S. Boardman and R. Boardman, of Liverpool, mer. thaws, nt one, at the Star and Garter 'Einem, Paradise au ref, Liverpool. Jan. IS. G. Britton.tall, 40f Tat'caster, York, grucer, at eleven, nt the Star Inn, Stone-gale, Turk. Jun. 27. R. Wa!sneaky, M. Turner, and W. J. Tunny, of RsainghalLstreet, London, merchants, at one, at Gnild lenli. _ . Jan. 17. W. Gunther, jail. sad C. Tapp, of Charles-street, 31hIdlesex Hospital, ettaeb4natkers, at taelvr, al Guild hall, Jays. 27. F.. Hudson, late of Gibraltar, merchant. at twelve, al l:uilJhall, Loudon. Jan 27 11. Bay Mart-lsoc, London, wine -merchant, at hiCll/14 al Guildhall. Jan 27. H. Evans, of Cheapsisle, Loudon, silk-mercer, •t t Ir tan. al Guildhall. Jan. 31. It Bentley, of While llorse.yard, Drury line, Mid. die >we, woollen-draper, at one, at Guildhall, London. .1,111. 31. .1. Smith, tot Great Marlow, Buckingham • and Ilaidenhtad, Berke, stune.mastati, at leftist . , at Guildhall, London. January 211 W. Sharpies and .1. Daulby, of Liverpool, mer chants, at tone, at the George Into, Liverpool. Juana' y 31. 1 Cheynes, of Oxford street, Middlesex, lincu. dray r, at one. at Guildhall, London. Feb. 11. T. Lighlullti . , late of Halhwell, Lancashire, dealer in calicoes. at tieven, at the Star loin, Manchester. Ft h. 3 J ling, of Chart:icy, Sot , saddler, at eleven, at :11.14111411, London. is.,. 27. W. Spear, of Upper Theme, street, L0ud,,,,, sta. tomer, at 11114, Pt Guildhall. Jan 27. II th Holley, of the ;New Cily Chambers, London, 'lieu rarer-hi at one, ill Guildhall. Jan 31. 11'. IVatsini, of trona ..... gcr.laue, London, ware. iota ...magi, at ten, at Guildhall. 14 It S Shaw, of RlOthdatr, Lancashire, woollen-ma. imfnetilier, at thief., at flit. While Bear Inn, Manchester. b 2. D. Duey, late of Yon k, lookine-Klass-manufacturer, at . keen, at the Wheat Sheaf Inn, York. Jan. 21t .1. Smith, of Thitsk, Yolk, grocer, at eleven, at the Blitek Saau lon, Coney-sheet, York. Jail 27. W. Barney, late of Blackheath, Knit, hatio we. chant, al tacky. at Guildhall, Loudon. S. 2 P. Leith, late of H . incham, Chester, hot now or late of Ilasiingttm, Chester, tanner, al eleven, at the Old Ship. 1111tuu.'trert, Northwieh, Chester. Jam 27. W. R. Dowse, of Tooter street, litouthwark, Surrey, tallow-chandler, at one, at Guildhall, London. Jan. .27. 11. Henry, of Liverpool, tatter, at twelve, at the Office of Mr. Davies, Fenwick street, Liverpool. Jan. 311 J. Radford, of llanchester, dyer, at too, at the Dog 'Pat ern, Ocan.2ate Manchester. .141111.: 28. M Hou:ble, of Liverpool, merchant, at one, at Ilic Ginty. Inn, Liverpool. Jannary 23. S. Holland, of Liverpool, merchant, al our, at the Croege lur, Liverpunl. J3stesary 27. E. Pay, of Amershani, Buckingham, bay and ruru•dralrr, at lady', al Guildhall, Lou(tun. CERT' FIVATES.—JANI:ARY 27. W. Allaiu, of licrke, baigr-lulder —J Knight, t Ali-square, Loucks', laiicy feathci-inataufacturec - r. Sumps. of Clopt.ist, Suffolk, farincr.—J. Harlan!, of Fitisl.stry.,quare, china-man.--T. Eddy, row Woolu Hb, Kral, buriw-iletler.—J. I. Brainluti, late t s;ii al r Goodnipoi's.firleli., but now of Church mercikaot.—J. Tutapiou. lair ..f A llw.stour, Warwick, lenen.ilruper.— G. Buutb, of 1:1 , 1101 , Wenriuoulh, Dui haw. ship-owtier..—T. Leach, Isle u. 1414 r, 1111111111 i, but HOW of Salisbury. Waist. mer. Itubcri.i, of Wuod•kii.r. I, Spiiulfielik, r.—J. GilibunA, late of Clieltruhani, irtnissiusigrr.— J Cuialterlatial, book p. Culsion, of Lillilt . .ll4 duos, AldenigAte-btreti, Luu.kru, btabtr-kreper. It a singular circumstance. that, after so long a war, tlit ie sl 1.1 hr two vacancies at 111 is time in the liniqnial at Waraick, which nos founiteri to the d ear 1. - .035, by Robert Earl of Leicester. fur the siiiindewinee Of manned sohliers , , horn in, or who Ir, in the towns of trattnril-upon- Avon. jnilvietlge. or AU benefit of an appoint least 1...0/. a 3ear.-sw have rroolril at least tire pair. ►►'arwick, K. sidaortii. and Str liVarwirk-iiiie, and N•uottou-U bligliani. ill this county ; the brt nta•ut to which is now wurtl► at loncester Purr.) --""" THE 7VRIO. DONCASTER ST. LEGER, 1818. The St. Leger Stakes of 28ri each, for three-year old colts, bet. 21b. fillies Ost. St. Leger Course. Lord Fitswilliain's helianis, by Amodio Lord Milton's bl. or gr. 1. Bistirpa, by Cervantes, or Sir Charles Mr John Byag's h. e. Cardenio, by Cervantes Doke of Hamilton's b. f. sister to William Mr. Phibb's ch. f. by Y. Woodpecker, dam by Hambletonian Mr. Chilton 's b. c. Lightning, by Thunderbolt lard Oreessberry's sister to Kiug David, by Remenibrancer c. Wonder, by Sir Oliver Kr. Hawes b. f. by Gulaimpus, out of an own sister to Zodiac Mr. 11::.tdle's b. c. King Carney, by Langton, dims by Be. Mi , .rn a ufdiovortlis ch. c. William the Third, brother to Bk•Agg dilly H... E. &We's b. f. Aspasia, by Wiudle, dam by Overton Mr. Jerniiiia do. c. by COIIIIIP, out of Merryfield's dam Mr. allibideralt ch. e. Grampian, by Stamford Mr. Mielinialames be. c. Claymore, by Thunderbolt Mr. Lambliwes gr. c. Lochinvar, by Thirmion, out of Petition Mr. LAmiltimi% eh. c. Harratou, by Miorinion Mr. Lanaltgases cb.e. blanderille,by Young Woodpecker Mr. Lagglianu's br. e. Faunas, by Marmion, ont of Silenua's data Mr. Credeek's eb. c. by Comus, dam by St. George Lord Surrey's ch. c. Newton, by Sir Charles, out of Paulus's daw Lord Derby's b. c. Corregio, by Milo,ont of Rembrandt% dam Sir W. Wynies bl. f. BillSklitC, by Young Sorcerer, out of Podagra Mr. Raird's-ch. c. by Stamford, dam by John Bull Lard Scarborough's bc.by Th Icrbolt, out of Henrietta Mr.Braile's b. c. by Sir Oliver, out of Georgiana, by Sir Charles Mr. Prime's b. e. by Como., out of a sister to Rosette Mr. Peirav's b. c. by COMIIP, out of Rosette Mr.Peirst's elis c. by Camas, out of Lisette Mr. F. Luutley's ch. e. Merlin , by Cistrel, dam by Delpioi Mr. Braintlines b. c. ulna; by 'Eh lerbolt Mr. Gascuigne's b. e. Eolvs, by TI derhult b. f. Althea, by Sorcerer, out of Thomasim —... b. f. Troll., by Sorcerer Mr. Watt's b. f. by Thundei bolt, out of Tramp's dam --- b. c. by Cerlies iv, out of 'inniborine Colonel lumen hr. c. Master Beverley. by Cerheriis Colonel Croft's b. c. by Lang' )))), turn by Stamford Duke of Leeds's b. f. Octaviusia, by (Octavian b. c. by Mowbray, dam by Dick Audrey,* Don. T.O. Powlett's b. e. Oleoni von, by 'Thunderbolt Sr. r. by CAPIIIUS, 011 i of Albners Mr. Herrick's b e. Sir William, by Williamson 's ditto Sir W. Maxwell's ch. c Hursiby, by Octavian Sir B. U. Grslisto's b. f. Miss FrilibreP, by Sureerer 3lr. W. Cullinsun's I). f. sister to Egbiitua Mr. Well's b. c. by Black Trupl ft, not of a sister to Rover Mr. West's ch. c. Malvern, by Dick Andrews—Waxy Mr. Brake's h. c. Dictator, by sorcerer—Hornhy Lass Mr. Clifton's b. e. by Castrel, dam by Hyacinthus Mr. Clifton's b. c. by Symmetry, out of The Eugraver's sister HUNTING INTELLIGENCE. The IPrinee Itegent's Stag Hounds niett Friday, at Maiden head Tina' 1, at ten, if hooting westlitr. The Duke of Grafton% Hounds fleet to-morruw, at Ash Leis, at lialf.past ten. The Hatfield hounds meet Thursday, at Luton i Saturday, ■t Kennel, at half-past ten. PEDESTRIANISM. A curious and rather novel race took place on New Year's Day, in our gisol-yaril, between two prisoners, confined for debt, viz. Williani Earl, of IYarwirk-bridge, the celebrated runner, and Wm. Charnork, aged 70, of Hall-green, near Workington, for a considerable wager. Earl giving he old gentleman lb yards in 70. The race was well contested; and Mr. C. would matinobteilly have won had it not been fur sudden pain in his knee, and the want of presence of mind, on miming in, to touch a pump, which was the destined goal. —( Carlisle Journal.) NAVAL INTRLLIGANCE. JAN. S. Sailed the Grecian, on a cruise. GRAVESEND, JAN. 5. Arrived the FAk, Forrest, and Isaac Todd, Smith, from Qui bee. Sailed the Chance, Minter, for Antwerp ; SO Lindsay., 'fustier, fur Madeira and the Brazils. DEAL, JAN. S. Arrived this morning and sailed fur the River, une skip and two brigs; particulars unknown. One of the hrigs lust ass anchor and cable its (hr Dowssi. Remain as per last. Fire isielock —Arrived three by-b.iats wills passengers from Calais, drove 10 bevrard by the sta. sur southerly wind. A wailer-cask was picked up here yeslerday, marked " l'id peen," supposes, to loom belonged to the vessel lost on the Nut t Saud-brad on Monday night last. APPREHENSION. Mowers Menne}, who is suspected to be the principal, engaged among others, in the night of the 24th November last, inmost violently assaulting and threatening to murder three Officers of Exeter, whilst cam-Wing their duty in re moving the bead and worm of a still, which they had seised iu the pariah of Stapleton, in this county (and for the dis covery of one or more of the earths concerned, a reward of 1010/ had hems offered by the Commissioners of Excise, to lw paid on conviction), was apprehended at Lineham-ford, in the ►aid parish of Stapleton, and lodged iu our gaol by the active exertions of Telford, the auctioneer, and a person of the name of Itirdvall. Ott Monday morning the Prisoner lerwent ass examination before Dv. Heysham, one of his Majesty's Justices of the Peace, and was remanded for fur ther Jukrpoil TOWN-HALL, Kix GsTON-UPON-TMAIMES, DECEMBUR 27. —maw— Thr [IWO r. 11111LRYNLUI and aTarns._ In consequence of a warrant granted against W. Berryman, a baker, at Walton-upon-Thainca. to search for alum and weigh his bread, a quantity of mixture in which alum was an Ingredient, WAS found its the bake-house by Thomas Reed, a special constable, who bad called in Charles Hut china to aid and assist him its the execution of the said warrant; abets Wm. Fades, the journeyman of Berryman, and George Humphries his brother-in-No, seised the tub, containing such mixture, forced the mune frum Reed, and destroyed it. There was then collected a number of persons who as sisted Wes and Humphries iis obstructing Reed, and who arried away the bread by force, to prevent the same being seized. Reed in the mean time bad prociored Knowles, the parish constable, who refused to assist him, or to interfere. In consequence Reed and Ilniels;tis lodged their complaints against Knowles, the constable, and all the tither parties who as , :isted in obstructing she rectal ism of the warrant. This day Wm. Eyries, G. Humphries, J. Harms, landlord of the Crown public-house, Oates, a butcher, .1 Crutchfield, and Knowles, the constable, amwared to answer the charges made against them; when the assault and obstruction being clearly proved, they were Su the full penalty situ Cost, ' and received from the li ails is severe admonition. The other offerritcni promising not to transgress again, their cases were ordi mi to stead over. Last u•ght m inyntA was had nt the sign of the Triumph. not Charlet, Pam'nuke me. p, Gioseenor-plarw, before I.lfflus, Lag. Coroner fm on the body of Ann wehater, aged 17, eel vane, in the employ of Mr. Taylor, bag, ■nd shoe-metier, 01 nen', Clifford-street, Bond-pliers, %Mw Iluthes at eidirist ally Molt tire. tally btorpull to death" MINN NIAGARA FALLS. BRIDGE TO COAT ISLAND.—Augustus Porter, F..q. the proprietor of the American side of the Falls of Niagara, sometime since purchased Coat Island, lying iii Niagara river, divtding the Falls. This bland, being situate in the Rapids, ha, hi therto been deemed quite inaccessible or dangerous of access, there being only one point to approach it, and tint by putting into the river, a mile or more above the Falls, and then dropping down between the rapids mi the head of the island. This way, however, milli not always he considered secure, as the least mismanagement of the boat in departiril; the island would be fatal. In order, therefore, to approach the island in safety, and to improve it to advantage, the enterprising proprietor has- construe!. ed a bridge 34 rods in length, founded on I 1 liters, each pier when tilled will contain 50 tons °latrine ; and, from the site of the piers and their foundation being solid rock, it is confidently believed that the bridge will be permanent. It is, we understand, the intention of Judge Porter to cultivate this en chanting island, mid erect thereon suitable build ings for the accommodation of strangers and mkt rs, who desire to view one of the grandest curiosities of nature, in a new character ; the Falls have here tofore been observed on either ride of the Niagata river with rapture. But, what would Counsellor Phillips say, were lie perched on this romantic spot ? Would he not tell you, of the wild roaring molds above, on either side the vast sheets rolling o'er the dreadful precipices, and the seeating distant thun ders in the terrific rsp , * beneath, the soaring cloud before him pierced by the sun-beam, and decked with the lustre of the rainbow ! The island contains about 80 acres of land, and about lOU rods wide, but at the lower end, between the Fulls, it is only 9k) Buflislo Paper.) SCWTLdND. ILLICIT DISTILLATION. The Board of Excise Iles given much of its at tendon to extingui,ll, if possible, the baneful prac tice of illicit distillation; mid the period seems ar rived, when, by the cordial co-operation of all the respectable part of the continuality, this defiance to the established laws of the kingdom may be sub dued. We understand that directions are given to the proper officers to bring the delinquents at ear lier mad more frequent periods before the Magis tnites, for whose consideration, with the most lauda ble zeal for the public advantage, and for main taining a due obedience to the laws, the Right Hon. die Lord Advocate has sent the following cir cular letter, addressed to the Sheriff's of the diffe rent counties:— Edinburgh, November 1617. SIR-1 beg leave to transmit to you copies of a letter, which 1 have received from the Chairman of the Hoard of Excirte,and of the public 'Notice lately jutted by that Board, relative to illicit distillation. The subject is one of infinite importance to the country ; and, as various representations have been made respecting it froth different quarters, I have thought it proper to direct, that a number of copies of the paper above referred to, and of this letter, should be sent to the office of the Sheriff. Clerk of the county of —, in order that you may take the trouble of forwarding them to sorb persons living within your jotristlictiou as you may think have the best means of Hiding the Ofliei rs of the Itrve. slue in checking those illicit mac tic, s, which, though in some measure suppressed, have recently revived, mid olecli are so utterly destructive of the moral habits of the people. have the honour to be, Sir, your most obi diem sei edit, ALEX. /1/.ICONOCIIIE. To —, Sheriff-Deptile of the County of IE, TVEID6I'. JANUARY t Venire, Ital.Liv.2s Malta 49} Naples Palermo l2litl. peens. Lisbon iN Oporto Rio Janeiro 65 Dub1in........ S per Ci. Cork .... Agiu of the Punk on lloHand 2 per Cent. M1L11.104 Portugal Gold in £ •. Coin, per 0z....4 0 6 Foreign Gold iu Kars 4 0 6 New Doubloons 4 0 0 New Dollars 0 5 3 t Silver in Bars 0 S 3! New Luis (eacW 0 0 • TO TMI RIGHT HON. THE LORD ADVOCATE. MY LORD think it proper to acquaint your I airelship, that the Board of Excise has thought it expedient to mud out fresh 111S1 1 - 1111i11118 to their Officers on the subject of illi cit drstillstaean, as the nppiosching long nights, and the pro. duce of the late harvest, render it necessary for them to adopt some pleasures, if possible, of addatiousl actively and preesuti 4444 for its suppression. The Board are satisfied that the landholders of the coun try, having become•very generally aware of the dangerous consequences of illicit distillation to the habits and morals of the people, are much disposed to support the measurer by which those pernicious practices have already materially heels checked, and which, if firmly persisted in, will, it is hoped, make rapid progress towards their flual extinction. They are persuaded also, that the provisions of the Act, sflth ur the Kiug, have, by encouraging legal, abeady con tiibuted to diminish illicit distillation, and will continue to produce a similar result. The Boned, however, consider it their ditty to mention to your Lordship, that fiom the returns which have Wen made of convictions wider the statutes, it appears, that in some districts, the fines imposed upon delinquents are frequently Pontius!, and inadequate to the purposes of deterring offen ders, from it viola,' of the Excise laws. In nosily cases of prosecution for not leaving taken out licenses, the imposition of a flue equal only, or nearly so, to the license duly which might originally to have been paid, has been considered as an adequate punishment, a n d a %UM civil compensation to the levy • for the offence. Thus is ■ considerable injury inflicted upon the community, by pine ing the convicted offender in nu worse situation than the well-disposed trader, and thereby tempting him to run the chance of evading the duty, through the persuasion that, if detected, he will not he ponished. The Board is also of opinion, that the practice, which much prevails, of imposing one penulty for several offencev, in►tead of attaching a distinct and separate fine for each conviction, is highly injurious, and should be discontinued. The Officers of the Excise have received slice ial din ctions upon this subject, so far as their conduct is connected with it. . . I hare thus taken the liberty of comm ritirsz to your Lordship eireinnstances which it has appeared to the Iluaril it was essentially necessary that yuu should be informed of, persuaded that your Lordship will take theist into )11111' coil siderati ... and honour them with your opinion whether any remedy can be devised fur the evils whirl, we hare pointed out, nod which are unquestionably iajnriuus to the Revenue, to the fair trailer, and the c unify at large. I have the honour to be, with great respect, my Lord, Your Lordship's must obedient Servant, (Signed) WOODBINE I'ARISII. Excise Office, Edinburgh, N0v.11,1617. COURSE OF EXCHANG Amsterdam .... 37 6 R.2U. Ditto at sight .. 37 0 Amsterdam.... 11 10 C. F. Ditto at sight .. 11 7 Rotterdam ..... 11 11 2 U Antwerp. ll 12.901 u. Hambnrigh.. .. 34 6 VU. Altona ......... 34 7 2W. Paris 3 Jay's date 24 40 24 00 2 U. 111$1,11.1raux .... 24 60 Frankfurt uu die 51:tin 145 ex Madrid ...... 38! cfrect. 38 effect. liillrua Seville ... S7► Gibes'tar 33 legborn Cedes .. 47 IMP MIME MARKETS. From " The London Mercantile Price Current," of fit: Relay, January n, 1818. WEST INDIA AND SPANISH WAIN PRODUCE. The E. P. SUGAR market opened on Tuesday last wills a brisk demand, which has continued during Ike week, and prices obtained are 2s. lii i ther than they were before the holi days; eery brown Jamaicas 745. to 75v. middling 77a. to 7Ss. and strong working parcels for the pasts 79a. a 1345., brown Dutnissicas 765. Suit Saves hare not met with attention. An additional duty stn house consumption of 3s. per cwt. attached uu the 51h instant. lu Foseigt% Sugars, nothing doing. Covvrt.sThave experienced an improved demand by pri. vale contract, ass.' priers have sthaitergl. St. Miteliste., other Foreign Coffers are the descriptions is. which purchases have brew chiefly made. No public sale has taken place since our last. In addit to the stock of W. I. CorFEE remaining on hand the 31st December, 1817, there nem about 700 bags Brattl, and 83,200 bags E.ist No salt 8 of CocoA by auction, and no inquiry by private contract. _ _ Itunt continues nominal in price , ' for want of drtnnnd : and the demand in llyewouns and PIMENTO is extremely dull. EAST INDIA PRODUCE. Spies:lL—Cinnamon has licen in demand, and higher to ices paid. In other Spice% but little doing. Tra.—The hest Bohea and low Cunguu Teas are inquired after at a small advance. NORTH AMERICAN PRODUCE. Ric': is but little inquired atter, and prices ale at present ..... TURPENTINE iu good demand. I,flfl) barrels were reported on S.storday of rongb, anal 20a. demanded. A6HVII are so good demand and the stuck low, 57.. 1136 been paid fur dry. In Tniacco 111.101100( Butte alum our last. SOUTH AMERICAN PRODUCE. _ CorTov.--In the early part of the week there was a fa r demaud fur Surat Cotton, which has sitter subsided, partly owing to the isiterrtiption of the Canal eutiveyonce by the frost; prices of all kinds remain steady. The saki: of the work are Only pot) 600 Pernambuccos fair to awn! a2O nil. five 2s. 1 ;30 Maranhattis fine es 0i,41.; 74) flit far. and Beibice good Is. line 28 Id.; 250 Surals (111 bond) middling to fair 14 Ed. a ; total 950 bads sold. The imports arc 724 Pernamhoceos, 99 Demerara and tier. bier, 99 via Lisbon ; total 922 bags. BALTIC, &c. PRODUCE. Aau►. are quiet, but nut down. FLAK : for Dutch 801. is asked, a parcel very flue has been sold at 834 Memel 4 band has been retailed at 63!. 10s. and 64/. demanded ; Archangel Flax re, last price paid 631. Considerable parcels of St. Petersburgh clean HF.MP bought up fur Liver pool account ; and 46/. 10s. since paid mica:mot be bought under. Konigsberg Crown Hemp none, last price paid 531. TALLOW is dull of demand on the spot, V. C. was offered out this morning nt 765. but considerable euntr•acls have been entered into for Y C. to he delivered in all this year at 665. July shipments 68s. and for earliest LIP', •nts 70s. dem/indeed—The following were the quotations of St Peters. burgh, Dee. 9, 1817:—Y. C. Tallow on the spot, 165 rills. Contract 160. Soap 150. Clem. Hemp stall at 75, June and July delivery, 02 lils, from the first 11. a. k in May, and 011 the spot 843. Pots: hes 103 a 106. Bristlts 711. It beat 34. Exchange 11 17 32. FOREIGN FRUIT. No alteration has taken place in this article. Red Smyrna Raisins and entrants are inquired af:er. BRITISH STAPLE ARTICLES, The demand for KEVIN D SUGARY has been lively. paili cularly•brown and middling lumps fur crushing and melt_ tug, at an advance of 2s. per cwt. Loaves also niet a really sale, with a disposition by the exporters Ito buy Mr Spring shit ids, but the refiners refuse to contract, being w ex relation of higher prices. The market If lull oveistrieked with good.. Prices of refined are just the same as last year at this time. The increased duly on Raw Sugar which took place WI the 5111 inst. does not am et ow bunsuly on attend, the last Act passed was to continue two yea's, which expires sth „lusty next. A new double loaf standaid has been sub stituted, in order to receive the bounty, whirls is muck liner than the fin mgr one. 'flue quantity of co uybrd Su:rirs in the waielemses is about 1,200 hogsheads. MOLA LI, in steady demand at 335. W. the price being Is. 'L an 1 4 ,t seasuo. nun PflovlstoNs Beef is in demand, Cork and Wateilbril 71. It, . a 7!. I7s. 6d. p , c ticree. In Navy Hsi t . there is nothing doing Prime Sle , s is Prlkabil., Dublin 5/.125. it 1. a 5!. si. Waterford and Cook rif. I_s. lid. 1'...k is in Good demand, except cry inferior, %Web is 401. Ott.s unsarieil, except Sperm, which his been sub' at 12M per till, ing to the scarcity. Rape Oil is dull , but inay be bentfited by the 'llse in Sperm. LIVERPOOL REPORT, JAN. 3, 1519. o.ing to the dealeis bacilli. stocked thain.elt; ti by the extru.ive purchases last wet k " , and to the arrival of four vessels from Charleston and Savannah, 011 r Vol toll market has been anther quiet ; males have hero made in a frw in stances id. pas lb. lower in Rowed% Temiessees, and ltto gals, but iu general Ike 11134 ket has remained arty. steady. There were brought t'orward yesterday 2,459 Su rat., whirls went 'a steadily nt 15;.1. to 161.1 for fair quality; and a few lots g Is at 170. and 17111.; 530 Bengal., of which 150 only were sold at 120. and 12441.; 220 Ork.nis and Tennessces of inferior quality at 181.1. to 10111 ; 115 Boweds, isifcrior at 180. to 11l d. , g las 2: 1.1. to 22d. The sales by private contract she, 1,3110 nostrils at ISFI. to 20d. fur inferior to fair, and 201.1. to 201.1. fur good fair to prime. 130 Orleans at 22'01. to 2s. for fur to good. 300 Sea Islands at 2s. 4d. to 2.. 6.1. for middling to fair, and 2s 741. to 2s. 11.1 for good In vet) flue, ineludiug 30 stained at 2211. to 231,1 340 Pero:ems at 2s. 01.1. to Rs. ld. 50 Maranhania at 231 d. to es 420 Bahia* at 23A.1. to 2c. 40 Para. at 23.1. 290 31 inns at 211 d. to 22 1 01. 00 Raab:Mites at 22341. 50 farthagentet at 19.'.41. 450 Bengal* at 121,4. to 14d., and one lot 15.1. Making, including those sold by auction, about 6,250 bags. The at ris nix are 12,275 hags. The public sales of Plantation Sugars ais week are con. fined to 145 Ideas. Barliallurs, 70 St. L u cia, and 133 Ja usaicas, brought forward 011 Tuesday. The Jasualeas were suld mulcr particular condition., and went off at a redur tiuu Is. 141 2s per cwt. from last week's price.; but the ushers. sold ajtbunt any material alteration. The aecnolit received since, of the improvement in the London mat krt, has caused mare inquiry here by private treaty, bat Rorie has out lice.. muck actual business done. Foreign Sugars are a little more inquired for. 'lllt- demand for Coffee cut. tissues very lively, both for shipment and speculation ; the sales, however, have not been very extensive, as the holders demand about 2s. per cwt. higher prices, which has in some instances been paid ; clean good ordinary St. Domingo has been sold al 945. and liaaannals at 925. per cwt. There is no demand for Ginger ; about 1,830 bags East India, offer• rd by suction, were taken in at 425. per cwt. Cocoa and Pimento remain without inquiry. The Ruin market con tinues iu the same dull state, and prices nominally the same. Ll Tubarrn we have no alteration to notice. A sale of 5,300 hags Patna Rice kocrectiedl, only about 700 bags were disposed of at from 245. fur inferior, to 275. per cwt. for very good quality. 50 tierces good Carolina Rice, otered by auction, were taken in fur want of buyers. The Corn Market has been dull, and prices of Wheat arc nominally 6J. per bushel lower. Turpentine is steady. In 'Ear no thing has been done. Quescitrou Bark remains without inquiry. At the close of last week time was a good demand fur Montreal I'ot Ashes at 55.. per oil partly uu specu lation, since which sth. has in some few instances been oh. Mined, but the sales have been limited. Pearls were also in more ruquit at lather hew' prices, but time has since been little duwg. The maskrt fur all descriptions of Dyewoods has been dull, and sh e only sale worthy of notice is a vowel of 100 tons Cumpearhy Logwooll at lOU lw•r ton. 64 citrons East loam indigo, ads ritived I've sale on Watiebtlay, sold hitAly ■~_- itt from 6* 34 to :a. 4J. per lb. Its Mediletisceaa produce, little has been done. PostArript, Tstesday, Juoulrp r R. P. SITG,tn.-•.1 PIO) Ile Stilt Of 2 - 27 va , o. I arbidues Sugar went off with spirit in-day, from Si, I. W 74. dd., be: big about 2s. lugbcr 1.1,1 S.ib, and fury .ti itpurte4 the . .garkrt Tht Psir Comb art luudnrss of the day did nut exceed SOD rusk'', hitt ai steady prices, sand more ntigle awe been sold, but buyers' I/ (iris were su many instances rtfusva, stillsouKh within a ao7.l:isz, of Site pliers asked. Carolina Hier. is 44,41.41 at 445. a 465. per rwt. Coivcr. supports an : , .leiticed currency, although the de- maul W. 14 Hot brisk to-day. Rum eilooot I r more dull of demand than at preheat. FIIRTIIC. On the rah inst. the Lady of Major• General Sir William A11...11, K 8, Devntishireldaee, ;As (laugh' I. On the 21 of January, at Edinburgh, the Lady of S; e • Andrew Agnew, of blelllll3w, Bart. nt• a ohm and hen% On the :lath ult. at Caen, in Normandy, t:.; Lady of L,eulcaant•Coluuel nay, of a sun. MARRIAGE. On the 2fitli ult. at Lausanne, in Switzerland, I). 0. Parry Oloalcit, Esq. of Moor Cntchell, in the County of Dorset, tj Moot Calxl , eldest daughter of the Hun. J. T. Capcl. DEATHS. On the 21st ult. Miss Ann thislow, second daughter of Lieutein al-General Ouslow, aged IS. On WI illieselny, the 31st December, at Byan's Hotel, Britain-sheet, Dublin, Silrester Dempsey, Ley of lielb., c..unty of 314 ath, aged 70 y, ii s. At lii seat, near Dublin, George 31artin, En' Barrister at Law, uncle of Captain Co!quit, of the Boyd Nas , and lust cousin to the Night Hun. Lord Viscount ChM , u. At Lifileion,Eliza, eldest daughter of die late J. flower man, Eql of Oromwct, county Clam. At Conn, on the 2646 ult , Janet Motley, nzed who it t,in II her SI HSI'S to the clay of her &Mil. I.4st too vrst the attended the field, and in one clay cut down um stooks of corn. At &memo, near 'Lim, on Sunday last, .lobe Robact , ., Tate of Tctigenr, iu Newlyn, a 31eaultec of the Cornwall A gly cis Itutal Society. _ . oth instant, at his sent Fitssrahers, Esses,l pumas Wright, Esq. of llesssietta,:tres.t, Covent-Widen, LusidJn, Ilaiski,r, iu the tl:ith year of his •ge. HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON BRIDGE. 3lttruitig 3:3 after Y.' I Evening U after 3. LOCK AND SURGICAL DISPENSARY. His Royal Highness the Duke of TORK, President, P r o-IRDelicacy mid Honour connected with a certain class of Complaints, niftier that Public cow. idcore shuitill be confided to Professional Characters of known respectability and talents. 'I his induced the !tort and Noble Patrons of the above liutittelfoi to give their anppuit to it, fur the exelasire treatma t n u cal Complaints, and the selection of Mr. KIERNAN, as Sin - geon, standing high on the List of the Royal College, has proved (by the benefits it has coniefred FillCe its cots. 11w propriety of their choice. The Public are UM often the dupes of rinpyriellini, and the :fitful 61..litsion, held out by illiterate Men, who, wider Actin 111 l 4 1131111% a n d as.itnivil titles, gain their Ruud opinion. This , obsei ration justly applies to the Medical Pretenders of the present day, who, under !assumed titles, iidvertising ns t7onipanies, 4kc. with fictitious 'tables, hold out, as they !dYle it, the infid hide treatment of Venereal C,.niplaints. The List of 111 c Ropal Cultrze of Foreruns, published in F, britary, 1811, hews only Ilvist. persons *nit Wird to rcgti I a• inset ice, and no such pretenfloi names belong' to it. In statimg this fact. Mr. K I Ell NAN considers he is doing justice to the Public, and his duty to the ilistineuisheid Characters who have f legit the LOCK DISPF.NSAIR.V, to guard Society against sneh an imposition. Since its commencement it has amply fulfill, d the views of its Patrons Some of the most ii!,stinatc and ilatierrons cases of St. ictores, DebiNty, mud other supposetlincurableallectious of the generative orgaiiii, have !wen here radically and successfully treated. Nlr Ki F.ItNAN may he cousulted as usual, by both Sexes, at his house, '2l, Lower Chaillitle.strvet, Redford-square, where I.,tters 611111 I . 4lWii 211111 Country ate to he addressed, aid the to ITS! , !IN Advice and Me4fielues will be given of sent to any part of the Kingdom. h u t I. lt hlul s ed. price 4s in hoards, PRACTICAL OBSERVATIONS on the :above nts. EASES. By F. KIERNAN. Sold by Sherwood au I Co. 2t). Patertiosietrow ; lU. lute and Sun, 174. Fleet -street ; and Cullaw , Crown-eon-I, S,dio, 1t()11 luxury and diseipation tlie wind become, I:llClvaird, and the body soon Cale nu easy victim. remote thr disorders arising' from fashionable izaiet uul to restoie the di ite lasted constitution, is the result of our study and experiet.ce, and we trust that thirty years sac. ceisful practice in tint peculiar branch of oar profession, IN a decided superiority over every other practitioner. Iti recent cases syphilitic infection, a perfect cure is ce m ph led in the short period of two days; and in those caw s of a more complicated gesture, where other prartiii iii ers have failed of success, a proper perseverance in our p'nu uf !nut meat ensures to the patient a sound 31111 11t rfect re-est:Omsk- Itlellt. To those who are labatii int: lender a ectiv, al or 1.4 al debility, it will be consolatory to know that the 31t dictee• tee prescribe possess the inestimable power of re.iuvailag :le nc.st di hilituted constitution, whether it arises front the ens di-cretions of youth, or by a resalence in hot or unhealthy climates, too sedentary a life, or too close au applicat.int to study, excessive grief, injudicious use of mercury, &c. or should it preteveilfroin au Ice4ih4al tendency to constimptioa, these our t cslu,ativcs will toodisce the happiest erects. In place of lassitude and debility, we of Lusting health, strength, and spirits; nail even to the stfeil and iufruu our plan of treatment will afford relief and comfort, by get.tly 111111 safely itiviguinting thus system. Nuiseciutts cases of Ste.ciiires have keen nod are daily under o u r care, the total eradication of u hich is effected by a safe, certain, and expeditions anode of practice, sopetace to all other yet adopted. The weakness relaxation, 31,11 debility proceediug from this complaint, me slice di ly Et n nc cd, and the patient restored to sound and vigorous health. Patients of either sex may consult 149 ICIIII the greatest humor, delicacy, and secresy, at our house, Nll. 107, Ilat. too garden. Patients in the country, describilig their erne, and enclosing • remittance for advice and metliciuse, the same will be scut to all pacts oldie world. CURRIE and CO. Surgeons, No. 107, Hatton-garden. Oar Correspondent informs us, it is incredible the smother of person• that hill victims to titsortleri., produced by improper treatment—the latent seed of a dread ful disease is suffered to lark in the system, and WO often %boric,' life; (hese circumstances induced Meßscs. COOPS it and Company, Surgeons, of thirty years experiente, to oils blish a Medical Hoard at Charlotte. House, Crest Charlotie sl wet, opposite the Rev. Rowland Hill's Clivel, Hisekfriars fcruo2:ll: (I n x i f l o a r t d- I s Y l "dai reet. tu T ek he il l o iti v an % c l l . 2 "Pl i n 1 11 i c s k • :I t t r e t : tmiserr afflicted with Strictures, Fistulas, Cancers, Scrollkids:, Ser. sous Debilitica , arising from warns climates, juvenile in discretions, &c. Eruptions en the head, lace, nod body, ulce►ated throat, pains in the head and Ilauto, (repo:idly mistaken fur rheumatism, nudes ou the shin how s, are stymy toms which appear years after, and too Aro destroys de mestic comfort. Messrs. COOPIR and CA.. al r consulted at both houses, by all ranks of people, uotil nine at The piles and list lila cured iridium buriiiii2. or culling ; a n d advice gratis, on Tuesday, Thursday, and Sunday mornings, till twelve airlock. A side door and rivale rooms for le. malrs.---Ruptitred Patients are radically cured sur gical operation, upon scientific and anatoin.cal pit s, without excoriation. Three Physicians hair tat. Is ju.ite.J the Board. 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