The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1818-01-14 00:00:00

CALEDONIAN HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY. I FROM LAST Nicurs GAZETTE. THE PRESIDENTS FUR.VITURE. rVnvele a Neer York Paper ) fur at►entiun iv y ritilef I a few il;iya ego Fir It 1/111}e lice iii The I'uatare►tial Aderriner of thia City, '01.0141.4 reverrlc o.i du. Premilent of the United State% fur rending to France for the furniture of huir.e. anal titer•. as it were, suing a reproach tau the &voting of our country. We have 0ur...11.-4 same pains to ascertaiO the facts iu this case. awl a% NIP riot pledge f I otrft•lves for the c orrec t i w. o 0 1 ohs source f whence we receive them, The Advertiser is called upon to contradict Isis strtrotarsit, as he promised to do, with pleasure, if coriviricsil thot he was tinder a wrong impreosions We it . lent' that several of the articles which constitute she furniture of the Presideon'a house true hurts imported from France, hut they 'consist only of %rich articles as commit. in the present stone of our matinfoctures, be made in duo country-ssotich as lookou t :scissors, of which the plotter, even if the frames critil,l he made here, would istvessarity be imported ; silks awl damask for curtains and emirs. of *hick *e have tin manufactory yet its our coun try ; some ornamental clocks, which we have not yet attempted the fabric, and a piano. besides the furniture, as detailed, there has also been a quan tity of wines imported, of which, it is ',resumed. the Presides., may furnish himself from France, or Elsewhere. without giving offence to the feelings of th e t fasted Argus in our coonstrY. All t h e furniture fur the small salmon. sitting ,,,,, dissing-room and bed-rooms, are /mode, or making. in the City of Witoloingtim. There is rant a chair in the Pre.s i lesser, holm *Snell his cost enure than such as ore to be seen in the drowingsroorti• of massy of our merchants in Poilsirlylirliis and New York. Whether the'tsme and rlecirtice of the arils clew will meet the approbation of time public is yet to he seterrbeitterl. The President of the United States was ton mach engaged in important concerns to give his attention to the furnishing his house ; he, therefore, imme diately an the appropriation being made. named an a L ;rot far Inv purpose, who his strictly studied economy. and famished it in the best manner the Nods ...mid alla.v. The great object to accom plish was 5.. Kit our Chief Magistrate into the ele gant maul►' prepared for him by the nation, owl we nr.der•usud that this has been accomplished, mid that neither the furniture sent for, nor that made here. alit disgrace the edifice. There have been some articles ordered from this city and l'hil odylphia. but particular care was taken to have as much of the furniture made at AVashingtour as possible; and we imilerstand (how ever incredible it may appear) that nothing superior All he made at Philadelphia, or with us, fur the •anus prices. So Gar loom the Presiulent luring iaitniral, or even inattentive, to our domestic misinfacturrs. he has MAC it a point to he clothed in those of his country ; and NO psrticsilar has lwen his '•reference to every article which we ran furnish within minrive% that he gave positive instructions that all Ins eta glass "lhosol.l lw juairehasyd at I'ttt+hnrg. tiring C(41%1151411 of the p esirss of the world to discover fault•, sand to cavil at the c Ivan of those who are in en eke:teed ►tation. narrowly watching every step, in order to find some canoe of censure ; and brow also aware the even a report alibis na ture, v 'Shout foundation, would go tire rounds of the papers, and might create unjust pre indices, we have thought it our duty to inquire lean the subject, and to bey the result before the 111fIliD1R AV I) PIRACY. (From " The Bottom Pedladirai" of Nov. 26 Captain Doorr, arrived on Wednesday, from Can t 1111 l loos politely favoured us with the following in formation Irons his private journal : " On or shoot the leth of May, the ship Wa forih, Captain Cantt, of Baltimore, arrived in Moroi, Biesols. in company with the ships United Moir% and k fi z ,,,lteth, all from Batavia. On the 0001 0 , Cooptaito Gantt came sip to Canton, in the Itlizolteth, in order to smuts's., the market for opium. having a large quantity of that article on Immr4l, le:ivitiz the vessel in charge of Use two mates, h•oab.w:toos, and twelve melt and boys. Ou the 9. 4th at eight p. Pl. the ship was booiroleol by a I.:Wilson hood, under pretence of having a pilot to put on board. and a letter Goon the aptamo. They amused the officers with these pre relicts until it was dark. aunt about half-past Moe they made tae attack, with long knives, there be ing f 25 to 30 on deck. The chief inter (Mr. Hall) was the 14.1 twrson killed—the second mate, sit the same moment, bully wounded (shed after ward.)—three seamen were killed, and two badly womodrol—two lasts jumped overboard—one of them swam to one of the Ladroon Islands. and was brought on board next day by a Chinese fishing boat, as reported, after having been in the water more than seven hours, and the other had not (as late as J11,16..5) hero heard of. •• After the Ladroons had gained full possession of the ship, and the surviving crew had retreated into the forecastle, one of the ladromis opened the forecastle, and requested them to come up, and tell where the money was, telling them they had nothiog to lea, but if they refused, the Ladrootoos said they would bum the ship. One of the crew %wooed to conic on I! k after some time, when they to• ttttt rowed pi truing the vessel. They fleet secured all the specie, amounting to over 40,000 dollars. also about 35 chests of opium, worth from 427 to 30,000 &att., and massy more articles of value. " The Gaited States wus at the diganee or only one mile at the time, hut knew nothing of the affair until next 1111 l rning—they, however, sew Paine AUB. piejout borer during the night, and fired several Mint at them. sr Fc..ri i were making by John P. Coshing, F.-41. nod ihe other American residents at Canton. for resin ut ttttt of the property from the Chinese Go. ver ttttt re?. I 1111.1 k it doubtful if awy thing can be obtaiord, as the place where the act war c ttttt s• not MI properly within the jurisdiction of the Go veriiniont iis if hr had beefs above Chnillier. They were, however, using all the means in their power to disoover the perpetrators. The Chief Mandarin sit Maros was sent for, and arrived at Colton, pre- Mini to my reilisq." At the General Meeting of ibis Society, held in the Hall oftlw itosyal College of l'lnsiciotos. George street, Edinburgh, on Tuesday the loth isinnin (Sir GeoauE AIXcIISN7.IE., lhrt, in the Lhair), prizes were *mauled as billows For the best three ports of Apples. &r to Mr. Junes kirk, at Preutonktrk. the (visit being (sow the Vette , . of Sir George Ilnehnts Hepburn, Dirt. of Mormon Fur enceileut opecinieres of the Corninne Colmar, and Grey Achim Pear, to Mr. Alexander Kelly, gardener, at Plonihrist Ir. For a Cotteetioa of riyolerslale A pplpi, with names, Sze. lo Mr. George Skrarl, manager of the orehard at For the best Moines raised Ones reed sawed in Scotland, to Mr. James Arklte, ;contents' at Rockville. A Committee having loern appointed at the General Meeting in September last, to inspect the extensive muihroom-hed4 of Mr. C glostne. at Comely Bank, a highly f mom-able report wits read, and the Society's Silver Medal, and also is premium of five guineas, were voted to Mr. Cootioingloome, by whose exertions the inhabitants of Ethisborgh may now he supplied with fresh mushrooms during nearly the whole year, and with genuine catsup of the richest quality, The medals ()tiered for drawings of apples and pears were awarded in the following order : To Mint Elisabeth Roswell, of lishouto, fur a drawing or the Iltrlden Hppen TO Moo Mary Maitland, of linakeoloone, .'rawiag of a liege Apple, growing at St. A ndrew's (tint ustinerl). Ti. Mi.. Eliz3 Maitland, of Raukrilonr, drawing's( the Jugoneite Pear. To Mi.. I'. Easter, drawing uta antral Pear, growing at Newburgh (not named). A medal having been offered to the gardener who should be found to have served for the Lemma petiod the same master or Emile, to the satisfaction' of his employers, several comolidates transmitted certifi cates of their service fur 111)4111. 49 P . M" "WI the mrtlnl was awarded to Mr. Andrew Greig, who loss been gardener to the Emily of Colonel Blair, of Blair, for 45 years past. Some unusually fine specimens of Frew.% peon, and also some very beautiful wall apples, f he Earl of IVemysr's garden. Gosford. basing been presented to the:U(4.lin, it was oinanionnuoolv agreed that on extra medal should be kiss to Mr. John Clark, his Lordship's gardener. fur loss great success in the !production of these fruits. especially on so unfavourable a season. A packet wait pretentekl to the Society by Colonel Crichton, containing feeds of to-erred flueis.. I 111t4 from the routlo-ersment frontier of Itursia, sent home by his son, Sir Alex. Crichton. Another packet wss pre.entell, stliire.xed to Dr. DllllOlll, seti. nod cootait.ing vevar tit rare os.ll curious plants f.nan the gimlets of I)r. 11r sitlent or the Medical Bonn! et II i. ar . At the requevt of the Society, Dr. Rutherford, Professor of Botany in the Univervity, undertook to give directions for the raising of these seeds in the Royal Botanic Gardeo. . _ _ A communication was read from Mr. James Dickson, of Covent-Garden (the Cr) piogamic Botanist), describing the mode of covitietittog the Luthyrks Tiaberossts, the tubers of which are med iti de.serts oil the Coothietit, ac companied with a parcel of the roots. which were distributed among, the monilwrs ',reseed. The So cohy'a thanks and their Silver Medal were tot.sl to Mr. Dickson. and Ins natne was ordered to be en rolled in flue fiat of correspond's% members , . out a ballot. Mr. Macdonald, of Ddlrith. presented a lnisket of his trimaplanted unions, which fur size and firm ness surpassed any hitherto exhibited. Another specimen of onion,, also of very good qu.ility, was produced. sent from the garden at Kennet, under the management of 11r. I'. Barnet. Specimens of • seedling apple, of iery promising qualities. were presented frosts (lope 'Et triple gar den, near Paisley ; and the Committee reported, that they had, since last meeting, inspected a hew seedling pear, of very promning qualities, raised at Triwiueer, by Messrs. M'Ken ; and al.o n large collection of line apples from the garden so Rose doe. under the management of Mr. William Smith. The f o ll o wi ng commuuicarious were also read at this 3leetisig. and the Society's thanks voted to their respeetive authors :- 1. On the management of wall frost trees, particularly peaches and nectarines, by Mr. Carr of St. Anne's mot 1 evils. 2. Account of an cc mini pit, with straw roe, is, preserving vegetables during winter, with a sketch, by Mr. Stewart at Valleylleld. 3. Om the furring of the Italian narcissus, with 6ae eimeno in full flower, by James Williamson, Erq. 4. On the planting of polaloe-bads, or Ilse small tubers which appear On the stems of the potato(' plant, by Captain Landless of Easington, in Nisrikamberland. 5. Account of a mode practised at Dalkeith garden, of producing new potatoes during the wittier ouniths, from the remains of the old crop, by Mr. Macdonald. The Members of the Society (Mr.ari. lby, Mac donald, and the Srcretan•), a hit hail, at its r.•quest, inspected the state of horticulture in Rolland, iqati dets, and the north of France, dining the past so loam, were present at this ineetiog ; but owing to the multiplicity of other hurnte•s, it *as found Im possible to hear their report. The Secretary, there fore, gave • brief statement of the progress of the deputation, iii continuation of the account given to the Society by letter, at the meeting in Sepirivilser last. For the sante reason the reading of other com munications, piirticularly our 4111 the culture of fur ious, by Mr. Robertson, at 11'alkiu►haw, ass ne cessarily delayed. CLONMVI. CAOI.-I'he lulioouig is front the Clonotel Herold of Weiliseptlny : •• On Monday night last another a tte m pt was made by three iirivoners confined in the gaol herr, to break out of prison—two convicts, nod one charged with liorseodenling, and all ',art of the gang who, n few weeks since, niaile a siunl,rr Alert. Con fined in the upper corridor, they had the whirrs., by the help of instruments, to break tame of the lock., and with skeleton keyr, to open other., and let themselves down through the whole and out into the yard, where they got into a ...wee., through which they hail proceeded but n plain way, when they found thrimitlves obstructed by the iron grates. Mr. Vowel salon got the alarm, and succeeded in recovering them. An enormous deal of money has been expended on esidwlliPliiiig the gaol, and amplifying its appurtroann•es ; but we rather believe that listilmaiitial work in Ilw interior of it remains to be accomplished before it Iwcomes sufficiently proof against the ingenuity and hardihood of its inmates, to warrant any, the slight est imputation against the vigilance of its keeper." PARTNERSHIPS DISROLvED. J. TiMlall and C. Porten, of ,he Driory.iane, ilry-palter N Jan. $, 11 1 11/4,-..E. J •.,.1. Junta, and J. lAw retire, of Crierleen, Nlontnontli„ f o'er., Der. 29, 1817.—J. Death, 5. Powell, and J. lfletford, oP lkialol, hat-manuffe 'toren (a. tar as eel/ilex to .1. Aleiford), Sep/. 29, 1817 —T. Denman and T. Petty of Preston, Lancashire, eottoisonanio fardnrera, Jan. 1, 1810.--T. Drowning, N. Heaven, and .1. Fryer, of Afdenford, (;loucestershire, iron-master* riff far a. reaper,. the said S. Heaven), December IS, 1512.—K. !Hermit's amt .1. Menzies. of Cann - 1,160t, general dealers in table lineal. &c. Jan. 5, 1818.—e. F. 17iilwer and I. Snoop woo, of Dover, alaw.onakers, Ang. 21, 1810.—W. Yonug and T. Smith, of Harp.laue, ThansesAdreet, London, ship. agent., Dec. 31, 11117.—T. Hope and H. Park, of Hrlr deo../wolge, near Halifax, York, machine-maker, Dee. 1, Amp and J. Chant, of Drighilsrlinatone, Suarez, leather-eulters, Ike. 31, 1817. ILINKRUPTS George Adolphus Wigney and George Seymour of Chi chester, Sussex, grocers, to surrender, January 26, 27, soil February 24, at eleven, at the Anchor Inn, Chichester. At torney., Mr. Robert Montage Hame, Hulborn-eurrt, Gray's- Inn, London; and Mr. James Champ, Chichester. William Hewlett, now ur late of Sui!well, Gloucester, Car mer, to der, January 27, 29, and February 24, at twelve, at 11w White Lion, Itromhs'rect, Bristol. Attorneys, Mr. James Evans, Chepstow ; and Messrs. Poole and Green belt', Gray's-Inn. square, London. Hartley Burgess, of Birmingham, Warwick, factor, to sur render, February 2,3, and 24, at twelve, at the Royal Hotel, Temple-row, Birmingham. Attorney., Mr. Torike. Ilulhorit engirt, G ay 'a Inn, London; and Mr. am risk Temple•ruw, Birmingham. Finoci. Turner. of Doncaster. York, curilwainer. to Nur rendrr, latittary 20, at two, 22. at six, and February 24. at •term, at flue Guildhall, Doncaster. Aitorney., Mr. King, Citstlenitrret, London ; and Mr. T. B. Mason, Dour:later. James Oliver, of Newington Canacway, Surrey, cordwainer, to surrender, January 17, 27, and February 24, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Castle, Cisrsitur.street. Daniel Hinckley and William Sunnite Mall, of Brooke. street, Holborn, Middlesex, working-goldsmiths, to surren der, January 20, 24, and February 24, at ten, at London. Attorney, Mr. It. S. Taylor, Field-court, Gray's- Ina. David Williams, of the Borough of Carmarthen, currier, to surrender, Junior, 21, 22. aiid February 24, at tett, at the Greets Dragon Into, Herefonl. Alt Is, Messrs. Dim ■nd Co. Doughty-street, Lonthm ; and Ilr. Cleave, Ht refortl. Thomas Redmayne, of Preston, Lanenster, burn-draper, In surrender, JallaN,, 29, 30, and Felons -ill 24, at eleven. at the Mitre tun, Prestos,. Attorneys, Mr. Matlock, tier jesnes-lon, Fleet-street, London; and Messrs. Blaucha►d and Bit km st a fr, Pt extols. DIVIDENDS. Feb. 14. G. Children, of 'Footbridge, Kent, banker, at twelve, at Guildhall, Idoodon. Feh. 3. I. Bat low and J. Barlow, of Bartlioloonme.eterse, West Smithfield, London, atone-masons, at ten, at Guild hall. Feb. 3 C. Danny and J. Camperolows Blouse, Snou's Field•, Sorry, blarkusg-maitufarturei a, at one, at Guildhall. London . Jan. 27. F. Burr, of Chatham, Kent, upholsterer, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Feb. 21. W. Newcom b, of Vine-street. St. Jamee's, Westmin- ster, moncy-scrivener : at rlrven , at G 110191411, London. Feb. 5. M. Reader, of Bristol, fancy.dreas•ataker, at our, at the ConinverriaLkoonts, Bristol. Feb. 1. It. IVright, of Wareham, Donut, mercer, at twelve, at the lied Lion Inn, Wareham. Feb. 10. J. Storr, of (Iwalwirk, Hulderness, and R. C. Tonne. or Seislroates, York (carrying on loudness at Kiiigaton uposo-lloll), merchants, at eh vete, at the George bin, K inc.:tots-upon-Hull. Feb. 17. ve. Bite-hie, of Finslittry-r9vrire, :Middlesex, mer rhaut, at dorm at Guildhall, LAIII,iIIII. Feb 3. P. Giblets, of New Bond-street, St. George : Hanover i.quare, Nlidillesex, and Was Gibleft, of Micklefield Hall, Hertford, butchers, at one, at Guildhall, Lotolon. Feb. 1 I. P. Minton, of Briatnl, victualler, at twelve, at the Rummer Tavern, All Ssineadasie, Bristol. Feb. 7 H. Luffy, late or Withal!, Suffolk, farmer, at twelve, at the Bell hm, Saxmiindhaen. Feb R. Jon. Fletcher nod John Fletcher, of Liverpool, ship. chandlers, at one, at the Star and Garter Tavern, Paradise :Orel:l, Liverpool. Feb. 4 G. Wall, of North Shield., Northumberllan4l, ship builder, at eleven, at the George Tavern, North Shields, Feb 0. T. Harding, of Posit 3lorlma, Glamorgan, hums- draper, at twelve, at the Comme rc i a l ROIMIX. Iti i 1.11.1 _ Ft b. 111. J. B. Rose, of Sheerness, Kent, upholder, at twelve, at Loodon. Feb 21. W. Jarke, of Hrietol, merchant, at twelve, at the Commercial Rooms, Bristol Feb. 10 C. Stokes and .1 H. Sclmeider,urn of Birmingham, leather-sellers, at twelve, at the White Hurl Inu , Digbetb, Birmingham. Feb. 3. K. Merton, of Lucav-street, Commercial-road, Mid dlesex, waster-mariner 9 at twelve, at (In 0.0,311, 1...0hm. of 3. C. It. Anderson, f Austin-Ea:los, London, ululating, at cies VII, at Guildhall. CEII ri ricATrs —Frnausgv 3. A. Samoan, of Bury-street, Rt. Allary..A KY, 1...5010n, broker. 311. Thurklr, of New-ateret-aquase, Fetter-hoe, Landon, merrleautt.—.Wm. litoollt, of Hull-Bridge, Tokion, You k, merehatt t —J. Itrook, of Hottider.tichl. l'm k, M.ok•ells r Puiltury, of Solmouth, Drvuu, tipholmeter —W. 111.1eltmure, of ()tour, y, Dotson, lea n ker.— E Fletcher, j Is of 1.1 vrrpool, intit-fonotter.—D Devonshire, of Old-street, Gueurll-street, Middlesex, jeweller. Persons afflicted with Stricture, and all the in convenience's attendant thereon, will do well to Itce no tone in applying to Mr. 11-vaeit, of Ditke.street, St. James's, if they wi.h to he released f that hitherto M ineable complaint. HO rllllll are SOW Of 111 e twat aatn tusking ever beard of. His method, and more rum /I'lly hi* medicines, have been found to be the greatest &soaves-Ws ever brought to light, and only require publicity to make them of the utmost heuefil to mankind. The principal advantage of his plan w„,khe doing away with the ..0.4 prac tice in nor, that of new • gto that destrnetive engine, the Boogie, which, instead of curing, 110 MN to prevent a rclapae,' is only productive of pain to the sulreitr. MARIETS. from ric London Mercantile Price Current," of Tuesday January 13, 1818. wrcr INDIA AND SPANISH MAIN PRODUCE. It. P. SUGAR —We leave but little alteration to notice in Ger in ices of Mt, cavadoes this week, except al the short rice for exportation, the drawback being now 30.. per cwt. Strong Sugars of favoiWite marks are sought after by the Itaincrs, awl realise high price., limit description being se tree ; in other description• the market Is out so lively. 'Tice delivery of Muscovadoes last year for home consumption au nearly the same as the preceding year, hot the export fell short more teams one half. There is now one ship in the clock to unload, against (oar last year. The present stuck is 1,477 casks inure than at 11.1. lime last year, mid the prim pearly the same, the delivery last week was Tee, large. Two public sales of COMM of moderate extent have been brought forward this week, we a►e therefore enabled to quote the prices of that a. ticle with more certainty. Good ordi nary Brazil with a 1111 k colour obtained 955. 6d. and pale Foreign 05s. Fier fine ordinary St. Domingo 98s. has been paid by private contract. The greatest inquiry however at present is for good ordlisiary and the finer qualities ofJamaice, for which higher prices are [mid. East India is held at an advance on the last currency, bat swilling of consequence has yet been dune therein. The present stock of W. I. Coffee is 1,120 tons les. than at this lime last year, and the price of ordinary Jamaica about ?Os. per cwt. more. kw. continues extremely dull of demand, and low Lee ward. bare been sold a little under 2.. I Id. Jamaica. sup port themselves better, but even in these 12 per cents. have been sold lately at 3s. 741. per gallon. The stock of Rum is 2,280 puncheons more than at this tune last year, and pricer about the same. Loowoou will scarcely bring Si. if prompt sale ii re quire.l. PIMENTO is then Of sale. EAST INDIA PRODUCE. In fine CASSIA large purchase-% have been made at 10s. lo 15e. per rent. advance. COURSE OF EXCHATVG Amsterdam :l7 4 8.2 L. Ihtto at sight Amsterdam 11 9C. F. Ditto at sight ll 0 Rotterdam ll 11l tU. Antwerp ll 11.1010. Hamburg's •111111 fi, TUFSDAY. JANVAILY 13. Venire, 1ea1.1.iv.15 I Malls 4 , 14 INaples Ch.l Palermo 126 d peroa. I.ishose 5,11 lOporto ...... f.tt Rio Janeiro..... lit !ir Albino . ...... .. 34 5 2iU. Dublin....... $ per Ct. Parisi an'''. dale 24 20 Cork .......... 8! pain .. 24 40 2U. Agio.if t h e Mink on Holland Hourtleasix .... 24 50 2 per Ceio Frankfurt iiii the 11111.1.1074 . \lain 144! ex. Ifo Portugal (:old IN € •. Ii Madrid ..... Ottlis ... 36 elfer t. Foreign Gold in Billion lB Mitt. I Bars 4 0 II Seville ... .. 37 1 ; New Dnisliloonv 4 II 0 11;iliniltar 13 I New Dollpry 0 5 V, I.ech.wis SO Silver in !UPI .. .., 0 tO A! Geuom 47 New I .ramis (racli).. 0 II II PRICE tw srocks YESTERDAY. Rusk 5t4.4 .19 , 2 •291; I balm IS.nals 1005 106 pr. 3 per (71. Ut l 41: 7 :11 Mx. 19 89 3 per (*t. 'mg 1.111;1•2 I Ditto, 14 628 pr. 4 per Cent.. 991. / .1 IJltto. Commercial—par. .5 per Ct.N. A tin. Mi.:4;i I Lidiery Tickets 191. 10s. Baulk LAIL 30 15-16 -21 1 C 0,.. for Ace. 82; 82;1 remains sh.tionary in price, with n limit, Brimstone there is little doing, but the prices rebisin ..t r ady. —On Monday 591 bags of Saltpetre, and 2,629 boodles Munjeet, were uttered by auction. 'llw roamer sold briskly at from 465. to 48s. per eirt ; and the lath r brought .ts high as 105 s. for the sound, and 85s. to 90s. per cwt. f.w tlic I. winged. The demand for Tallow has heel, limits-.. „„,1 prices are Is. to 2s. per cwt. lower. Palen Oil Is strut., , i t 571. to 581. per tun. Postscript, Tuesday, Januar, 13, Four o'Clork. B. P. SUGARS.—The purchases of ibis day extended only to about 600 WWII. chicly of strong qiisloy, woods from 804. to 83s. per cot. at very aid' . prices. Corrt, remains Arm. RUM, BRANDY, and HoLLANDR, are extremely dull 4 . f demand. llmuldn.—The only bnitiness doing i. ins .m3ll way four ordinary quality, at about es. U.I. per lb , bit the last ...le purchases are uunacired. NAVAL IN7'ELLIGENCE. ronTsltotrit, JA'f. 12 Arrived the Oi endless, Milne, front Port Mail 4, J. 11113111 I left the Union loading for London; the Harriet was •a pected round in a day or two from K illVlloll, to load fur London ; the Isabella was to Kail from deratin on the 12.6 November fur England; yaw n two.deckic on shore is, the Gulf, supposed to be a Spanish AM. In lat. :O. Pt. N. long. 06. W. saw three call of men of war, supposed to be English, but they shrived no colours. The Oracalo XI was beating to windward for ten days after she sailed Ilt:41110 strong S.W. wind, bust could not weather Jamaica, nod May obliged to bear up, and rum throsuch the Gulf; she expe rienced continual gales and vet y bad weather on her rt,page, in which she lost her %mils, boats, and bulwarks. FALMOUTH, V. 10 Arrived the Francis Freeling packet, with mails from the. Leeward Islands, last from St. Thoutaa's in 2$ day.. Lt C. 11 The ship Talmo. Wesshoroisch. from Dessirrarn In I on don, has been driven into the Bristi,l Chaim, I, Atilt to pitt into this port. _ DEAL, 3AV. 12. Arrived and sailed for the River. the Glory. Piwider, nom Bengal; Cape Packet, from the Cape of Good Dope, and the Rosario and Florida, 1.10(.101 of n mi . , front the o. at ward. Came down from the River the John awl Anne, for novaii nab, Orion, fur Be. bice A riadne, for St. D 1111 l inco, It.o bark, for Sierra Leone, Marsh, for Jamaica, and Spectator for St. Domingo. GRAVEgtS:D, JAW. Arrived the Boyne, Fervison, from K. 11011 4) WOI t. from the South Seas; Seger. Buojen, from .111111:111::. :11.1 Blessing, Perryman, front St sille. Sailed the Cathrines, Mitchell, fur TenerifT; Creole, Mar. tin, fur St. Michael's; Eliza, Parry, for Antwerp; and St Elliene, Marc, for Barre and Rouen. FIRE IN SIIRERNESS DOCE-YARD. SHEMIN gas , JAS. 11. On Friday night, stout half-past nine o'clock, this place, was thrown into the great rat consternation, 11 the rioiging of the alarm twills in the Dock-yard, the besting drums, and the firing of the men of asa's gnus. It was eireasioneca by a fire having broken out in the house belonging to the steam engine erected for carrying on the new wort•, sitsnut ed in the southern part of the Duck-yard, neer the k ins wed for bursting cement stone. The must serious apprchi nsione were entertained for the safety of the ai amid what ail+ more distressing to the feelings of the spectator', v itv contiguity to the work-house, which, from the pleasure of the times and want of employment, is crowded with many unfortunate indiyidnals. Providence, hoot ver, merit, nl the impending danger, tend about 12 o'clock we had the plea sure of seeing the raging flaws sidelined, with only the lo•a of the engine.l 1111 l se. No lives, it is understood, have la pia lust, but one pour min is severely hurt, Captsia Walker, of the Northoniberlatt 1. a,, I the oIF, et II of that ship, Lieut. Griffin, of the Saauu emit and Caotato Brown and the officers of the Ordinary, with the nolo:try officers and soldiers of the garrison, assembled ott the first alarm. The latter were under arms the whole time, and were of great service in keeping of Ow spectators. The WI, !Mauls of the town were et one time under serious a pprelo it sions, as the fire was not tar from the Fountain Tavel n, the residence of Mr Miller, in High-atiret. At the to, the landlady of the house hail but recently lain in, and aae removed on ihilirst alarm hiring given. Sir Robert Barlow, from Chatham, who srp rintrud• dining the absence of Commissioner Poyle, was h. r. %r►ti - day, to investigate into the case, which it is %winch 41 :owe from earelessiii is. The damage, howi ver, h not be.. . . . great as ryas at first expected, anti *hit h it might have 1,,. ,. but fur the prompt and effectual assistaisce that Ira , : civet,. BlItTll. On Monday, the 12Ih of January, the Lady of Ilene) Robinson, Esq. of Henrietta.sttect, of a daughter. lln the littt instant, at Tamssurth, the I..:ttly of Ednoutt.l Peel, Esq. of a son. On the 311 instmst the Lady of Thomas Bates 110114, F:sl of a son and heir. Tuesday, the Lady of G. IL ['reeling, Erg. of the Gt net at Post (Hike, of a son. DEATII. TM. rum n.rket still routines te. dull. and there is so little !maim ss doing, that it is diffiettlt to quote prices with accuracy Sour Flour in 1 'test demand Lemon Juicy On the ROI instnnt, at Cathay, in Northumlisrloml, M s (layering, wife of John ClAvering, Eaq Her 81111laili., and inoffensive manners, earlearod her to all her semodo mire. Through life she was beloved and esteemed hr and triends, and in death very sincerely lode, d and (lease/411:y regretted. 111611 IVATER THIS DAY Al' LONDON !DODGE. Wining 9 after 7. I Evening 32 alter 7. LOCK AND SURGICAL DISPENSARY. Ilia Royal Highness the Duke of YORK, President. rpHE Delicacy and Honour connected with a IL certain class of Complaints, require that Public con fidence should he confided to Professional Characters of known respectability and talent.. This induced the Roysil and Noble Patrons of the above Institution to give theer support to it, fur the exclusive treatment of Ve sierra, Complaints, and the selection of Mr. KIERNAN, as Sur gran, standing high on the List of the Royal College. has proved (by the benefits it has conferred eiorre its rots blisl lit), the propriety of their choice. The Public are too often the dupes of eaapyricism, and flee artful delusion, lwlot out by illiterate Men, who, miller fictitious' names and assumed titles, gain their good opinion. This observation justly applies to the Medical Pretenders of the present thy, who, under assumed titles, advertising as Companies, if.e. with fictitious names, bold nut, as they style it, the infal tilde treatment of Venereal Complaints. The lief of ti .c Royal College of Surgeons, published iii Fe leroary, 1$ h'. hews only those persona entitles, to revel er praei 11 , , and m. 'nets prrienoteol names behlllE to li. 11l PlRilug this f.:. , Mr. KIERNAN considers he is doing jutio ire to the Puidie, and his duty to the distinguished Characters who leave funneled the LOCK DISPENSARY, to PIMA 'ore !y tigainst sorb an imposition. Since its e tttttttt C11( . 11,1141( it le s amply fulfilled the sieves of its Patrons Some of the t obstinate and dangerous 110( . 1. of Striettoes, Dehility, and other supposed incurable affections of the gesieritive urgabee, have been here radically and Pitcrenfts;ly heated Mr KIERNAN may be consulted a. move% hy both Sexe., at Its house, 21. Lower Charlottes-sire et, liedforel.square, where Letters from Town and Coast. y are to he addressed, and the necessary Advice tool Med:soles will he given or sent to any part of the Kingdom, Just Published, prier 4. in boards, PRACTICAL OBSERVATIONS on the above Ofc- EASES By E. KIERNAN. Sold by Sherwood anti Co. 20, Paternoster-row; Hied. y seed Son, 171, Fleet-street; and Callow, Crown-cowl, Solo LON OTT : Printed aahs hadtel-ed at theOltgee, No 1.7 Strand; where Adrerliermewe pre rrertved. snd Lett. I • (past raid) rntio he Inirimerg:-...C. skillll, element's Inn, Printer—J. No. 127. Strand, Puhli•hrr ale ordinary to 116 s. uud 5 1 71) roc gU4..1 such pretended names belong to it. In stating this f.:. 0 tasks Dutch 1.135. a fitix for ordi- Mr. KIERNAN considers he is doing justice to the military, and 100 s for g I • Idling. and his dolt' to the distinguished Characters who have acil :it public sale m t.ie early past founded the LOCK DISPENSARY, to guard Sort. ty h was of tine qu ality, oas 'warty alt with- ugainst moat an imposition. Since its ronroirnermeut it Is m want of Layers, and the whole, too t I ttt lig amply fulfilled the simrs of its Patrons S o me of the t pockets, have since horn surd at this price. i obstinate and dangerous eases of Slrirloree , Dehility, and and Pimento, not hitig doing. 11nuix were I other supposed incurable affection*: of the grocritive organs, vil yesterday, when we had an inquiry for have been here radically and sucTemifistly Ii rat, lunchroom were mild at 2e. M.I. for emotio. 111 r KIERNAN may be consulted as uslisl, by both Sexes, 4 1 A. for Jamaica 16 0. Is whirl, latter arts at his house, 21. Lower Charlotte -strict, liedford.squari, where lietters from Town and Coo.diy are to he addressi-d, 'err is no alteration ; very good dantaica and the necessary Advice sod 111..1w:dies will be given et and good 1) ttttt ingo at 01.10 a of Emilie I sent litany part of the Kingdom. and Jamaica have horn take.' at 10/. ft I Just Published. twice As in boarda, 11 , 1 11 lot of a1 1 . 0 . 1 t 1 llaf"'".. l m ML Ins' p e r PR Ael'ICA OBSERVATIONS on the above I)lc- :hes there Las been a coed demand, and a GASPS Be E. KI ERNAN. Is. a 2s. realised, viz Moolleal rat 5 60.. Sold by Sherwood Mad Co. 20, Paternoster-row; ton ; Pearls are utility. 111 Turpentine and Son, 171, Fleet-street; and Callow Crown-erinet, So hot crime parcels wool., bring 16s. - viand, and is held at higher !Priers ; Attic- LOO I.)ON : Printed and Pohlislied sit theOfttem ha 1.7 ISa. a IPA. and Stockholm 2:ls I Strand ; where Adeertiermen4 ere I-err:veil. and ,t still continues sc.y doll, and there is so i (post paid) most he a‘lrireasrg:—C. 6MITII , 12, ix, that it ni difficult to quote prices with , element's Inn, Printer—J. IS' 111 TE. No. 127 . Strand, 'lour in I 'tat demand Lemon Juicy • Publisher - • _ • • . NORTH AMERICAN PRODUCE. Fur Carolina RICE there are hut fcw inquiries. Aeitss cusitinue in brisk demand; Puts are becoming score,. HOUGH TURPINTINE is advancing ; I,Os-$ barrels Ame• ricsn were reported yesterday, anal sold at 19s. 6d and some ►mall pared. from second to third hands at 21/s. Towscco.—There has been nothing done since our last worth but prices runiaisi firm. sorrii AMERICAN PRODUCE. Corms was isi very limited demand until Friday. when the Fro India Company's sale took place, consisting of about $,?00 hales Bengal, 4,500 hales Surat, and 270 bales Bourbon. Of the funnel. about '2,500 were bought in. awl 600 bales Sara' ; the rest wrist off with considerable spirit, chiefly to the trade. The Bragals brought prices equal to the sale on the 26th of November last—and the Sarah, though with some unsteadiness, full to Id. per pound higher; the quality generally was inferior, there bring little of good and none fine. A public sale of MN) bales Surat, of fair quality, followed, suit wild at 16d. a 1514. on East ladle Company'a terms. The sales of the week are (duty paid), 50 bags Pernambnceos, good. 2a. ; 3$ Mimi, middlinr, 224.; 64 Uplands, middling , 20.1.; 10 Demerara, ordinary, 22.1.; 3011 Swale (in bond), ordinary to middling, 1441. • 15.1.; 300 Brogals, middling, 110.; good, Itid. per East India Company'a sale; 200 Bourbon, ordinary to middling, 21. a 2.. 2.1.; fair to good, 2s 3il. a 2r. bd.; fine, 2s. 74.; 4,400 Swats, ordinary to middling, 131 d. a 15d. ; fair In good, 150. a 17.1.; 5,800 Bengali., ordinary to middling, 10 0 1. a 11 1 .11.; fair to good, 12d. a 12:111. per lb.—total sales, 11,162 bags. The imports are 6 bags &duce, 458 Bour bon—total, 464 bags. BALTIC PRODUCE. Trit.t.ow is firm. It in expected that parties who have contracted to deliver in this month, moist come on the mar ket.—lienip is rather Itirtwr : Olt has liven paid (or Petirv. blench clean in a few instances. The following were, thr quotalions of SI. Petersburgh ; De cember 16:—V. C. Tallow, 160 rbls.; Hemp, 76. Ex chisuge, 11 5.6.1. BRITISH STAPLE ARTICLES. The demand fur REFINED SUGARS has been lively, and the disposition noticed in our last, b the exporters to buy fur spring shipments, has in sonic instances increased, yet the Refiners still decline entering into contracts at the pre sent prices, except taken away or humeral. lAmves wr quote L. hither; (7rualweol Smears fur time 6fis. The increase of duty on hi useuvuttes alter. the I I. un Refined Stigma to Ireland wily. Mor.assys steady at Mis. lntsu l'ituvistotts.—There has been little doing in any kind of Beef for the 1..1 wink, except Dublin Mess, which is currently wiling at ht. bs. India Pink is in demand ; Prime MIMa is saleable. Spin!Ts of TURPFNTINn.—There are not any sellers of fowls drawn Spirits limier 04i. Oils are rather lower, a cargo of about 360 tons came in yesterday Gloms the Smith Seas; Cod Oil is Ida ti tttt :try. The demand fur Linseed Oil is urea', the sales mole for present and future delivery have been very coast arrosble. nape MI is rather lower. In EMI SIGN FRUIT ihere ie no alteration : the common .itialitim are a little implied after. LIVCIIPOOL RETORT., JANUARY 10. lite Cotton Market continued very inactive until Weil siesilay, since when there has been a lair denials', Inc !bowed!. and Brazils, but at lower prices, Its %illicit holders acceded. The new (crop of li(1111 . 11$ prove of very good quality, and have hilted rim obtained 22,1 a 22,id. per lb. ; but as 1111111/1 1111 are continually arriving these prices cannot now he realised. The total satos alumna to 5,400 bags, and consist of 1. 300 Bowed' at a 22 , 7 d ; 160 Orleans at 2 lid a 25.; 350 Sea Islands at 2s. 31(1. a 35.; 1,700 Pentium. at 2s. Old, a 211. Id.; 200 Bahia* at trot. a 25.; 1,300 Maranhanis at 23,b11. • 23:1d.; 64) Demerara at 23d. a 2s. Id.; 20 Rarhadosa at Wit ; 120 Stoats at 17d. a ; and 200 Bengali, at 12:d. a 1541 per Ih.; of a hie), about $OO hap (Pertinent.) have hes* taken by speculators. The import shire Isl in stant aniuttols to 14,565 bags, being 500 bags more than in tlw whisk month ufJamiary last year. The B. P. Sugars offered at public sale this week are GOO masks, which have sold readily at an advance off ls. 2a on brown In middling, and Ix. on good to fine qualities ; 100 hbds. have also hewn sold by private treaty, mak tog the total sales 700 casks ; Dry to good brown Ovine •ith strength have lormight 72.. Pol. a 74s 6 .1.. Jamaica good , brown to middling 775. a Kis good middling il7w, and good to fine Ras. a 945. ; fine Bailoadowa hate also realiwil Ols. a 05s. Montt 40 chests of inferior Brazils, brown and very low allots, in nearly equal proportion, hate helm mild at 435. 6d. ; in other descriptions of Foreign northing has been done. Coffee still continues to be inquired after, and an advance of Is. on the low, and 2, on the better derwriptions, has been paid ; SO casks and 200 bags thomiagoo have brought 94. for good pale ordinaty to 116 s. and 5 1 711 **or pool with coluur ; 50 casks Dutch 935. a 96. for ordi nary to goal ordinary, and 100 s for g I • Idling. Patna Rite 'artist at public mile to ce early past of the *trek, whirls was of tine quality, was nearly all with drawn NI 265. for waist of buyers, nod the whole. eon , i iii ng of 1,300 bags rind pockets, hate snore hero sold al this price. In ('611.1/11, GIIIE.T. ;1101 Pimento, not lomg doting. Koons were extremely shill *iota yessetolay, when we had not inquiry for export, and 100 ponchernis were sold al 2s. M.I. for common I.e. sard., and 3s. 4!41. fur Jamaica 16 o.l* whorl. latter are generally helot at 39..h01. In lug I there is no idterationt ; very go o d .l om aj ea has *old at MI. IS, and Ruud I) 1111 l ingoo At 01. Bis Of Fustic 190 sons apsaisli and Jamaica have la coo take.' n 1 lat. a 13/. 155.; and a small lot of Goboon Bar.. ooil at NI. 10s. per Ina. Fur but Ashes there bas been a xoood demand, and a farther advaner of la. a 2.. realised, viz m0 0 1t,,,,t al Stb, 1.11 111 fils. for Boston; Pearls are at. tidy. lu Turpentine nothing has been dime, hiss prime parcel* WllO.l bring Ifls. Tar 1,20 been in demand, tuna is held at higher prices ; Ame rican has brought Igs. a IPA. and Stockholm 23a I