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WANTS. WAwrit), In Administration who would hot B.l);sined of professing those liberal 1 tittles which placed the present illustrious Royal Family noon the throne of this country—who would con. Rill. r the comforta and Isappinc.s of the people of sii..re importance than the extesisims of patronage and the iiri , tiertitinii of place—who would not, by oonsirc...yry prrifitsion, dissipate the resources of the not' ;ow by krrimog sip an immense tart rat•shli•lonroit, relonmet floe porttria, while they o,lungrred dor 111h.l !jet of the 10 t 0 p1 e ........0d wh o , by 'hewing throwrlty. 111 he p0r..0.....1 of integrity and talent., onosl.l lw best rimblril to maintain their own sonawr, by ',coring the confidence of ell ciasses of the community. WANTED, a Noble Lord who has recently Pilfered much by the goat, a good understanding. Apply at No. —, St. James's-square. WatsTo), one solitary proof of humanity, to support the many claims made to that attrohute en boom of • Nobly Viscount, by some of his ifijo rlici.ms friends io two very distinguished Societies in the West roil of the town. As the claim is of v re it importance, a large reward will he given for the discovery.—apply personally, or by letter, ut the Office of the S--t—y of St—e fur the fl--e l)rp--t. - - - - WANYr.o. by a would-be witty Member for a Northern Borough, a little discretion. and good feeling to corset t the ebullitions of his fain.. and prevent his indecent levity on subjects the most important, from di s gusting his audience. IRELAND. DUBLIN, JANUARY 26. LIM night Mi•• Ittratts again delighted a crowd ed Image, a- ✓uba Ma mitering. Mrs. I)svisos. is, we regret to learn, so severely illllllll/01.ed lib to prevent her performing this even ing. Oa Thursday night on accident, which might have pr"vett CAA 1.1 two or three Gentlemen, oc curred in the theatre. The front paimel of one of the stage boars gave way, and three Gentlemen who were hlisinig on it were precipitated into the ; and 1,0 l not the patitiel iti its fall fns trued out floe s p ikes underneath, these Gentlemen 'oust liave been dreadfully if nut mortally wounded. 7HE QULAN'S WILL. Tt will he recollected, tl►at in the Queen. will two lists were referred to, wh►ch, however, did not appear. The executor. in the subjoined declaim. lion, filed on Tuesday in tl►e proper Court, explain the c.itrie of the , nmiavron: A ppear. d personally the Hight 1130. Charles George Lord Arden, sad lieihrrt Taylor, of Himlsor, in the county of E•q. and being duly sworn to depose the truth, made oath that they are the executors named in (be last will and traiament of tier Must Cuenca Majesty Charlotte Cloven of the United Kotg loin of Great Britain and Ireland deceased, bearing dale the 18 , h day of November. in the year of our Lord 1818. And the arrester, Herbert Taylor, fur himself *sigh, that irnmed:At.ly after the lier said Most Lat.:Bent Majesty, it wan delivered to him fur tare Cuolisly ; and he thereupon sealed op the USK, in the presenre of her rid M.ijealy nn ao envelope, from which it had been taken for taw purpose nib, nog elevated as aforesaid; and the said will relll:lined so sealed up is Isis possession until tin• death of her said Majesty, which happened on Tuesday, rlie 17th day of November, 18111. And both the appearera hir themselves say, that on the following day, to wit, the 18th day of the said mouth of November, the said will was open. ed soil read by them; and they then observed the following clanws, iu the 11.1/111.11 page of the said will, via..--" Having brought from M. eleleuburg various property, as specified in the list Nu. 1, a rue Nl'd to this my last will and testament, it is my wish sod dente, and my last will and pl , that such property shall revert to the house of Mecklenburg Strelift, and 1 direct that it shall be scut back to the senior branch of that boos'." " I give and bequeath, as specified in the list No. 2, an; 'treed to tlii. my I ist Mtll and testament, to be paid out o f Vie iAlne of my personal proper:, within six months after any death." Anil they further made oath, that nu list of property, as stated 111 be ano,x• to the said will, under the mat k b.,. or any list of b ilee.l4, also stated to he annexed, under the mark Nu. 2, woe f.,mtJ annexed to the said will, or con tained in the env, I..pe in which the said will was enclosed, t.s 'fur craid. And the apprarers further make oath and say, tiiet they have c irefully !nuked over and inspected the pa. re ft by her sattl Most Excellent Majesty, and that no such bets as ilium. refined to in the said clauses have bran discn ee.rJ of found by tin at, or either of them; and they do verily and in their tonte.emes believe, that no such lista were ever prepared by her *air , Majesty; and that she died without preparing she same. timmile it is within the knowledge of the appear. r, Writing 'fay lur, that her said Majesty had signified her intenti )))) to prepare the lists so referred to in the said clauses, sander the marks No. I and No. 2, and to have an. vexed darn. au the said will, so as to have formed part the,, of . - ......... The B.li day of January, 1819, the Right ) Hun. Charles Genrge Lord Arden mud r ARDEN, Herhert Taller, L.q Were duly swum tu S H. TAYLOR. the hull, of this affidavit. It.fute Me i S. It. BIIIIIMIY, Surrogate. Present, ILTID ritettoLL, Notary Pub. In the course of next month, at the Freemasons' Tavern, a sumptuous dinner is to be given, when Mr. 'FtLeNte takes the Chair, as Leader of the O i wnsititm. All the Whig Members of both Moises of Parliament will attend.—(Evertarg Popo . ) Oli Tuesday as C. Ciat:Em, Esq. of Nlorlingford. reforming Irons bunting, lie got off ms it' 'lit to lead him over a gap, when he Isidro. innately slipped down and broke Ins thigh. WES CM 1%3 rra Ei.urriors.—A dinner was given ou Tito. , lay to Mr. HOSHOUSE, by the parishes of St. James and St. Anne. Mr. Illonmutiss professed himself ready to be. at all tinsel, the organ of the popular feeling, and expressed a hope that the time Was Isat apprineliiiig alien the Parliamentary Re preventatives would be chosen by the free will of the mition, without any rotten boroughs. Sir F. BURDEVT, also tsar present, observed, that although uuu uNiit not a!zree upon this or that particular qrstimi, nevertheless, ► that a miler! Reform was absolutely necessary, was acknowledged by all. Mr. 'I . IILI.WAI.I. and Major TORXANS were anon, the worsts. Major CARTWRIGHT bad Ina health druuk to his absence. LAW INTELLIGENCE. VICT-CIIANCELLOWS COURT, WUTMINSTrIt t WIDNODAT, JANUARY 27. His Honour the VICE-CHANCELLOR was °CCU pied the whole of the day in hearing exceptions argued, of uu interebt except to the parties con cerned. COURT OF KINGS BENCH, Warn WIDNUOAT, JARIMIT TILE RING V. ALCORN and BUGGER. The Defendants in this case had been found guilty of wilful and corrupt perjury, during the %Vestminster Sittings after lust Michaelmas Term. The prosecution was instituted by Walter Guy, the elder, %Vatter Guy, the younger, aml Thomas Bishop, against whom the Defendants had given evi dence in the Court of Exchequer, as haying been as sisting in a smuggling transaction, on the 14th Sep tember, 1817, at a place called Nlilltide-bridge, iu Sussex. Part of the evidence, adduced on the pro secution of the Defendants, to skew that they had sworn falsely, was, that, on Saturday, the 19th of September, a grand-chill of Guy, the elder, died —that, on Sunday, the 14th, he went to church, to appoint a day for its burial-6st he then returned home—did not afterwards stir out—and conse quently could not have been at Milltide-bridge, which is I miles Irom his residence. . . The ATTORNEY-GENERA!. now moved that the verdict ►huuld be setasiole, and u new trial grant;•d. lie founded this application on the stfi,la s eit of the clerk of the church to which the eldrr Guy swore he went, on Sunday, the 14th of September. to consult respecting the burial of his grand.cloold— which grand-child, the clerk 111)%1I deposed, was buried on the 9th of Septendwr, although h. wa+ stated not to have died until the l3tlo.—Mule granted. SURREY SESSIONS. CORONET'S INQUEST. Yesterday afternoon an inered was held nt the 'fin f tap, Grossenor-place, [oboe Mr. (jell. on the bmlY of • new-bunt female child, the illeg titnaie "Myriam of Thiry Newton, who it may be recollected hired a hackney coach iu Oaforl.street on Monday, whirls drove her fron► No. 13, Illsper Seymour. street, Portmaii.siiii.irr, to Park-lone, wh. re Ate was deliver ed of the child, which she threw out of the coach window into the public road. The Jury, after much consnitatiun, rehirmil the following ♦erdiel That as it appears that the Saree..a csallot swear • child of teen months old wnnld her, and as no marks of violence appeared on the body which the Surgeon could swear canard death; we, the Jury, cannot returu a Verdict of Wilful Murder against the mother, Mary Newton." CHILD DROPPING. Yesterday a ease was tried here, which excited the utmost int . It occupied nearly five bows. Mr. TURTON very ably condoeted the prosecution; Mr. COWLZT the defence. Alm .4 I! into* and Thaws. Stapiwpas were indicted for having conspired to defraud the parish of Bermondsey, by exposing their male basiard child opposite the workhouse of that parish. Jaime Johanna Staptetern said, she lived at No. Sfl, Bruns wick.atreet, Blackfriari.road. The female Defendant came to take • lodging at her house; said she was the wife of an Exciseman. Is she evening she came again with the male Defeadant, awl paid earnest; both took possession is about a week, and lowed together as man and wife. The woman was far advanced in preguancy. 'Eke man said, that when the child was buns they should take it to his mother's, as they were going to America. The child, a boy, was born sin the Itlth of July. Whores was at the birth. Mrs. Lewis was nurse. The child remained in the house three weeks, after which it was taken to Low. dell's-court to nunw. The father and mother left the house the same slay, awl retuned in about a week, and sent for the child. They then took the child out with them; they returued at half-past ten as night without it. The man was in a very agitated Nisbet stale. IViiness asked where the child was. The woman said it was very well, and well taken care of, at his grwsilinother'a Wituess was nut satisfied, bat continued leer inquiries for several days. The female Defendant told bee, that .he and the man took the child, and bought • rush basket awl a piece °five+ flannel, wrapped she child up in it, put it tutu the basket, and that the man tied it to the kuocker of • dour opposite Bermondsey workhouse, while she watched at the top of the street; that there were Iwo or three nap. kit,., a cap or two, mid a sleeping gown ; that there war a reward of Int foe she discovery of the parents. Witness afterwards saw the father, and told him :she understood what be bad done with the child. He said he bad uo other UMW of getting the child into the workhouse. Sarah Lewis said she nursed the female Prisoner on the 23d of July, iv &OHS% ific-slreet, in her confioetnent. She nursed the child a week, after whirl, she left it with them; afterwards she saw the child at Bermondsey workhouse. Maria Clarke ' in August last,found the dour un upeuine it rather heavy. She gait it a second pull, and was :lieu knocked on her knee, by something falling against it. She screamed, and Mr. Russ opened the dour, when there ap peared • basket, containing a child about five or six weeks old. There were child's clothes in the basket. The child was taken to the workhouse, which was opposite, and deli. vend so Mr. Stephens, the master, the Defendant's, Stepheus, father. Mr. Cawley requested permission to a•k a question of Sarah Lewis, the former witness. The question au a very important one, for the answer was as follows : Sarah Lewis—.Mrs.Stapleton said, be she and witness went to Union• Hall, that witness must say as she dill, or they would nut get the reward; that she must nut split. Witness's, examined at Bermondsey, and gave such testi mony as she gave tu•day. The father of the male Defendant said, be expected his sun was married, but never heard at what church, nor saw the certificate. His sun told hint so four years ago. The female Prisoner was not the person to whom he said he was mar. sled. Witness had a yoinig child brought to him in August. lie was Master of Be. munilsey workhouse. He never yaw. the person who brought the child, but that ;tem.., was ac companied by forty or fifty others. The child had been iu the house ever since. Counsel- 0 Have you got the child here!" Wittirea..." I expect so " At this moment the child, who was in the body of the Court in arms, cried out " Had!' Witness cuatioawl.—The child was comforiahly wrapped up to Mound. Witomes sun was empinye k , in smoking at a water duet at the time. Witness did nut ask whose the child was. _ . A long discussion took place topes the propriety of receiv ing the evidence of the woman at Union-lull, in which it was hinted by Mr. Turton that she had confessed she was an. married, and that Stephens was father of the child. Mr. Cowley couteuded that inch evidence. as the threat of the parish accompanied her to the t Rce, was nut vuluutary, sod therefore sot admissible. The objection was declared to be valid. Sarah :Ntephenrou, a pauper of Bermondsey Workhouse, produced the child. It was identified by the vs I i11e6.1 11. This ou the evidence ft., the proves igloo. Mr. amt's:, fur the defence, odd three hail been HO evidence as to the conspiracy, except tu that very questiona ble account given by Mr. Stapleton. Mr. MAIRIIIIII4IIX, in summing up, said. the whole evident e, u to tbe conspiracy, rested upon Mrs. Stapleton, who stood before the Jury in a very awkward situation, leaving beryl described by a witness Ovum there was no mans to doubt, as ' influenced by the consideration of the reward. The Defendants were found flinty, and sentenced to six months' iinprisuarnent. It is reported at the Bar, that Lord Et.voN has at length determined to resi►tn the Seals. We have heard that he is to be wet:retied by Lind MAN- Naas, the present Lord Chancellor of Leland. If this arrangement shall take place, it is added that Sir JOHN LEACH will be presented with the In•h Seals, accompanied with a Barony.--( Evening Paper.) PO LW E. sow-stitter. PRETENDED SMUGGLERS AND DUFFERS. --- The oretropolis has for a number of years been infested by parties of men, known by the name of Duffers. and sup yawed to be connected with smugglers, who attack persons from the country, and the unguarded, in the streets, under pretence of having articles of foreign manufacture to sell cheap. A case came on to be heard before Mr Mollie, yearn's', which it is supposed will amount to a couapiracy to defraud the party out of his property. Charles T , the elder, and Charles T his SOU, were broineht to the Office, charged with this offence, by James Davis, jos of Ni.. 10, Bird•strret, Mary,.le.l ))))) r, who stated himself to be a Wilder, and that on Friday asennight, amid twelve o'clock at noon, as hr was passing through Oxford-street, sitar doe end of Strafard-place, us, his r e lian t liume,he was mooted by the junior Prisoner, who asked him if he wished •u purchase a bargain, as he bad got some silk handkerchiefs lie could .ell very cheap; he replied he would purchase one, and the yimili mid if he would go with him, he would take him to a person who would sell him one cheap, and lie accompanied him to the find public huuse on the left aisle of SoullantuUltotidarert, anal was con ducted into a hawk-parlour, and said he would fetch the man who hail the sulk handkerchiefs to dispose of, am' oiiirtly after returned woh a man who had a large loundlc, who took out two silk liandkrichis fa (ruin Isis pocket; lie o xamined them, and said he dial not like the patient ; the man desired the jnnior Prisoner to go to the buiclitea and bring the other handkerchiefs; liar boy replied " Yes, Captain," and left the room for about live minutes, when he return. ol and said t h e butcher would keep both the handkerchiefs. The man, whom the boy called Captain, then molted his bundle, produced two pieces of linen, and asked lout if he wanted nay; In which he replied in 11w affirmative, and wished to know the pike. The Captain ►nod it was well worth 31. as it was Chitiese, but at length agreed to take twit gamma. The Captain then chewed him a shawl, which he said wag of Chiae.e manufacture, and the price was five guineas ; he objected to the price, as being a great deal load high, and offered him two guineas, which the Captain weed to take, and hr gave hint a a Bonk mite to change, when the OW fain sent the younger Prisoner not to get change ; lie re turned shortly afterwards, and said he could not int it, but he got four it notes of the landlord, three of which he gave to him, and Iwo shillings to make up the two guineas. After that he asked the 'unpaved Captain if he had got soy fine combo ic to make frills for the shirts; Ida• Captain re plied he had, and produced some from his pocket, and asked 31 for it; the witness appe.ri d iudifli n iit Blount it, and said he was in no wart ot• it, %then the Cvptain agreed and tool 30.. and be having paid for all loneliest s the Captain treated him with a glass of brandy, aa.l Ihe young Poisoner packed op the gouda for him. Ile has since Illowiacrall that the shawls, &c. are &Will manufacture, and worth about 21. fur which he had paid them 71. 10s. On Tuesday, as he was passing oolong the Strand, the younger Poisoner came In lion, and wanted him to purchase r bargain, when looking in his face, he turned away without waiting for an isomer, flu doubt recollerting that lie was the persou alio was de frauded at the public house iu Somilimoultowstrift. The Prosecutor, how ler, slid nut allow him to move many parrs, but seized him by the collar, and charged bran with having been CualCerised in defrauding lion of his money. The senior Prisoner inrtantly nixed him, and premed his banal with so much aiolciace agairo.l his throat that he Wi,4 nearly strangled, but he kept fast hold of the boy, and some persons coming to his *mistime bulb ilw Primness were forced into the shop of Mr. Brooks, and (tom thence con veyed ill the ul ice. The Prininers underwent separate examinations. The boy had told the Proso-cuter that he belonged tat a Ntlltieelisig vessel, and had heal iu prisou shire mouths, having been taken by a retenue cutter. This he denied beton. the Ma gistrate, hot said he had been Iwo voyager its sea to Demerara soil Russia. He said lie was seveiswini yel;rs of age; the Hawkvro and l'edlar's License found upon him no his twine he said was taken out by his fattier at Northwielt, of Mr. Wrosashall. The elder Prisuuer denied any knowleilae of the Pros, color, or der.huir with a man at the public-house in South mullion-street, *Mtual' hr admitted that hr was in the tap-room, uuJ that he knew the unto, w►use name was Thomas flyers, a hanker and pedlar. He alsu produced a hawket'a lireuse, winch hr took out at Chester He denie.l being a Captain, hot said he was called so, anal stiributi4l it to his baring belonged to • Volunteer corps at Lynn, ill Norfolk, The' Magistrate was of opitiion that his Majeete's sishjerts should be protected from the i.apositions of liar Pri.ouera and their companions, •aid cuus,Jrre•l their cundurt a con spiracy to defraud the Piosecumr, and committed gum fur trial fur the want of bail . The Magistrate rapeseed his surprise at the Prmiecuter, who appeared to poi was a good portion of *CUM: and din cernmeut, that he could be so easily duped. CAUTION TO SWEAKEIIS.—AImot a fortnight since two young men, one named Jostvii Gow - LETT, a NOM, and the other a coal-poster, in coin pasty at a public-house, eogaged, fur a pot of beer, to try winch could swear the t drrbolictil oaths ; when Gots - LETT, after using the most abominable expressions for it abort tone, because exhausted, and could not utter a► syll stale, and hos remained speechless ever 111111 V, it livitig example so those who take God's name in vain.—(Norwich l'aper.) Yesterday se'ristight, Christopher Greiff Morris, Bart, and James 11'113011, were publicly whipped through the streets of Dutsferinhor, pur 'masa to a sentence of the Hugh Court of J usticiary, on the elm of November kat, for a most wanton, unprovoked, and violent ilttjult, committed on some Ladies awl thesstlenien, near Dunfermline, last sit 1111 l ler. They are to be slet,irsail nt prison full the fat of October next, when they moat filod cast tints in the suns of 40/. each, to keep the peace for five years. This case was originally tried before the LORD Jus . cicE C,.EnK, at the Circssit, who certified the UAW as to the punishment to the High Court of Justiciary. That Court ordered the sentence to take place on the of December beat ; but art application having lie,ll made to the PailacE Itvt:Ear to Trottt the public whipping, it dud not take placeloll yesterday se' the ep. plieasson having been sectored. SUCII am ono-vat spectacle.in On part of the country drew together ass itOtiletor cross! of speciatucs, but so &lamb- sauce took place. troop of the Enniakilires dra goons were preterit to rearm, order; and it is but justice to the commanding officer, Cupt. IDADDEN, woof the troop. limier los continuos!, to atria. 11114 they behaved wish the grt.ttest propriety during thy whole proceedings. VILLAGE DOCTOR. On Friday senniglit died, at Diction, near Tewkesbury, Mr. William Willis, lustier known is the counties of Glou cester, Worcester, aud Hereford, by tb, appellation of Doctor Wilk.. Turn in the lowest walks of life, and with natural abilities by no means above mediocrity, ibis uneducated individual (who united in his non peroun the various pro fessions of physician, surgeou, apothecary, and all the ittc&fireas down to the humbk tooth-drawer), enjoyed for neatly this ty years a 11USiagSS far more extended and lucra tive than thunsaods of regularly-bred and skilful practi tiouers. Ills fame had !lima so wide, that it was no un common occurrence to see scores of patients at his dour in the course of a morning. His grand I ere on Sundays, for as his practice was mostly among i.ersiiiis of the labour ing clastes,,this was their only day of leisure: although many in respectable life frequenoy travelled from distant parts to consult ibis "tacky wax!" as be I:•ns familiarly termed. The Doctor appeared, at all limes, to be quite satisfied with his own abilities; fur if a patient ever ex pressed doubts as to his capability of effecting a cure, his almost invariable ijaculation *was---" Ai ! Guff help now, if I can't !" meaning thereby, that if his skill (ailed, boom efforts would be wholly unavailing ! REIN DEER. CIIRISTIAN/A, JANUARY 1. Within these few day. we have had the pleasure of seeing here a drove of about 200 rein deer, •mung which were some white ones, or, as they are esdled it Siberian, with their keepers, and Ike dogs employed to enard them. They passed through on their way to the rocky mountains of the distruu of Siarmiger, where an iuliabitstit of that place, who followed them, will attempt to uatstrelose these animals, which fur a long tone hare not been seen there tame and ss domestic animals. This person has purchased these rein deer mostly in Russian Lapland, beyond TUNICS, and some in Swedish Lapland. With much trouble they have been conducted this lung journey, having been on the way ever since the month of March. In Aamodt, in the O.terthal, went of snow oblized him to leave behind the least necessary pasts of the baggage, as tents, furrloths, snow shoes, and kitchen utensils. About 20 rein deer were killed on the journey fur food; the owner and the drivers having sub. posted the a hole time on the flesh sad milk of these animals. Its those ineknown regions and large bursts, as well as in the ficiinent fogs, lie was obliged to direct hos course by the com pass, as if at sea. This person does nut mean to content himself with this our expedition ; when he has safely arrived of his own Fiume, he well return to Lapland to fetch soother deny,. The plan to people these desert rucks with min Cr is equally renew kahle and useful. An idea like this, and the resolution to execute it, occur but rarely. 31.1NCHESTER, JANUARY '23. Hunt met with rather an unpleasant reception at our tlooltre last night. Hunt, Whitwurth, Chapman, and John. sou, had sent to take plaers in the stage box of the theatre, a situation to which none of the parties were entitles! by their rank here, nor would they have thought of it, but for the purposes soil scenes hereafttr briefly related. The house MAR respectably filled. In the course of the evening ; on ac count of unt's appearance, God sore the King was called for and sting, Hunt and his party annoying the audience by remaining seated, and their hats on. In a short time after wards, it was again called fur and sung, the party remaining iu data quo, and a young gentletnan in the box, waving his hat over their heads, •ither his hat (ancient' the demagogise'a got thrown into the pit. This seemed to be the ground for disturbance, and one instantly ensued in the box. The plot thickened ; • . ly any one attempted the assistance of Hunt awl his party, and the result was, that they were dragged out 4.f the theatre by some Officers of the 7114 Dra goons and tientlestivis of the t..an. God rare the King was sung. A short time afterwards Hunt and his party came in !Will and wok their seats as before. God tare the King Was again called for, and Hunt and his party compelted to stand op uncorered during Ht• ceremony. NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. Potty MOUTR, JANUARY 2(1 The loyal Briiun transpoct parted from the bridle of ber muoring. off Co.ipurt, and drure to the Euruugli. hank, lint got no damage. FALMOUTH, JANUARY 24. It blew n ',roam gate all last night from S.W. with heavy hail and rain ; towards the morning it moderated, •e▪ il is now ; 7 p ns. a calm. I.IIIMPOON JANVARY 25. The Alemmder, Winslow, (rum London 'to Philadelphia, has put tutu New York un account of the ire. The Amity, f.uns Nru. Brunswick, is arrived its Bootle Bay, biought in by a •teau-hunt from Last Boyle. RAIIISCATE. JANUARY 28. The Prince of Oraugr, Silk, was gut alongside the East Pier in the night tide tie Nancy, Treager, laiJ along so witch in the Basin. Mut +be bad near four feet water in her bold before she righted, and must have damaged the lower part (Aber cargo. DEAL, JANUARY 26. The Alumna transport lust an anchor and cable yesterday. Thr !Mirabelli transport broke NU anchor. Remain in the Downs, all well, the whole of the out ward tenon! East and West Indianieu, and tither*, except those mentioned ye'.teitlay. AYR, JANUARY 23. The Trelawny, Reid, from the Chide for Jamaica, was totally lost yesterday morning between Salcoats and Irvine. A bunt, with fuer ship-masters, put otT from Irvine to the vessel, and, luiving rescued the master and fifteen of the crew, she swamped before she reached the shore, and eveiy soul perished. The lifeboat went round from this place to takeoff the survivors, but before she reached the wreck, they had been taken on shore by a boat from Salt. rusts. 'lb. *caber saved i■ ten, including the Ist and 21 Mates. DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE-MONEY. The Urgent for the *iris St. Celia, Regalellan, Haahet Anker, FUltude Wetiskub, and L'Atieheten, on Thursday, the 29111 instant, at Nu. 9, New Broad•etreet, Recalls same place, every Wednesday and Thursday, fur three mouths. We ate requivated to inform our Readers% that pEit rid Co. Surgeon., of Charlotte- Mow, gnat Chnetotte-street. Blackfriirt-rnail, have, in conorgoroce ut their exicoeirc pi actice, slot fur the SIMONS. eusolatioo oi patients a, ihr 11• est End ut the Town, established a Medical linearil in %Vouiiiituck-street,OxCtrd.street, a few ,tours from Poold-sereet, o'.; ea Physician of 40 year, experi ence, and a %%riven of great etnineure, resole, and where 01l the Baird alterintely attend. the whole of whom are Members of the Royal Cullers. That thnuennds have been reelored to perfect health by their "suited talents it univer• sally atkoowledgfd, malty of whom had been discharged i tlu•pitals, and otherwiar improperly treated.—They are• convulsed at %Vosideinck-hentee, Womieloelt.street, from Elfin ell the Morning until Eight at Ni.cht ; and at the Medical Board, Charlotte-honor, Blackfriirs-road, from 'feel'''. till Eight in the Eveoinc—Mechaaie• have advice gratis every Evening from Six till Eight, at both honors and uo Sunday Morniare until Twelve o'Ehick.—N.R. 311 , eifs COOPER and CO bete to observe, they hive ao smiexion with any New ClMfell 13 ; therefore all letter* are to he otomyted to Charlotte-homre, g Black friars-road. -.l.w•lurrs on Rupture', and alto Oil the Treatment of a Certain Diseams, if ill be dclivared al both Wares every Spring end A 1111,11111 g. VIA TURF. NEWMARKET FIRST SPRING MEETING, 19IP, ►HEE HANDICAPS. The following have acc. pied : B. C. Rhoda, 8•I. Cannon Rall, 9st. 31b. Anticipation, bat. 121 b. Captain Candid, ht. Nib. Allegro, SM. Gill. Compile, So , . '2ib. Sant, ho. '216. Roger 'Raton, W.I. 211,, Cal) ba filly, fist. 1311 a. Slim, 90. VI. Falsity, M.I. 314. Inferior, 7ht. 121 b. Minstrel, 7sl. 121 b. Rol, Not. 7.t 9111 F11v.14551.1%. 7,1 tilk 1111141111016U5, 7st. 611) NOMINATIONS FOR DONCASTER nAcrc, TVESDAY. Sweepstakes of '2O g. each, for colts and fillies. Lord Uneensberry's grey filly Fair Helen, by Viw.uosi Lord Strathmore's bey colt by Ardrussin Lord Strathioure's blown filly by Smolensk° blr. Wagoning's bay cult by Walton Lord Fitairilliam's brown cult by Smulemlio Duke of Leeds's (brunt filly by &hub/ay Duke of Leeds's chesmit colt by Mowbray Mr. C. ‘Vilsou's bay colt by Smolensk° stir M. M. Sykes's liroviii colt by Thunderbolt Mr. F hire's brown colt by Sir David Mr. Claridge's clersoul filly by Ailehria Sir W. 31axsell's cliesnut cult Monteith Sir W. Maxwell's bay colt by Ardrussaii Sir M. W. Ridley's Cburiater Sir J. Ryng's brown cult by Smolensk° Mr. Lamhtini's gay colt Dutisitione Mr. Gsrfortles grey cult by DIM Cossack Mr. Watts 's bay colt by Tramp Mr. Browo's browns cult Mr. Rory Mr. A. Murray's brown cult by Prime Minister EW4EPDAY. The Gasteigne Stakes of lufts.. eat b, 30irs. ft. fur colts ai folliev. 14 Fitmeilliam's ch. c. E.- plaudion D. of Leeds's eh. c. Mortimer Sir J. !Syne+ hr. c. Sir Arthur Mr. Watson'. b. c by %litho,' Mr. R. Wilber cb. c. 31r. Jackson's b. c. Cardinal Wuliry Sweepstakes of 50gs. each, Mr. Riddell's b. e. King Cur tsey Mr. T.O. Powlet's b. e. Jug gler 1;414 Sir M. M. Sykes's gr. c yiees 21),Ta. ft. for colts and I Mr. Laisibton's ch. c, Mau. devale I Mr. Pease's b. Router IAV . Sweepstakes - of 20gs. club, with 20gs. added for finks. IA Queeusbyrry's eh. Oceans Sir J. Bvug's hl. Marianne IA Eittwillianes hr. Galatea Sir W. Maim's ch. Eva Mr. T. 0. Pusslet's b. by Mr. Watts's b. by Thusdil Thunderbolt bolt Sir M. W. Ridley 's b. Aurora Mr. Watts's ts. by Cerherui Doncaster Club Stakes of 50gs. each, h, ft. fur hurits dal! ages. D. of Leeds's ch. e. Mortimer I Mr. T. O. Powlet's c. The 51r. R Milue's c. The Juggler Laird CORN EXCHANGE. JANUARY V. We have Lail het few fre6h arrivals since Munilay, and trot little business doing this M..11.111g. Having but tew buyers at market, the few sales in Wheat and Oats were at thy 'a prices. Barley was very dull; in COHN. quence ut the lute large arrivals of 134.:1114, they were nearly unsalable. hi other kinds of Gram there is no alteration. COAL MARKET, loaiAny 27. Ships at Market. Ship. Nol.l. Price 571 Newcastle 9 Sunderland 1 Cinders PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. Bank Stock 071 I India Stock 332 3 per Ct. Ked....70 79 I baba Bowls .. 85 87 pr. 3 per Ct. COll6. 78ell I South Sea Stock 8q 3i per Cent. ..881j 138 I Le. Bill.. st.. 19 15 pr. 4 per Cents 97a 1 Lottery Tickets 191.110. 5 per Ct. N. An. 1071 i I Omuiwm al pr. Bunk L. Ann. 20 7-16 I Coto. for Acc. 79 781 79 HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON.III:IDGE. Morning 0 after 4. I Evening 10 anti. 4. SUPEMOR ADVICIR. possible to urge too often, or with too IT is iru much force, the necessity, when Medical or Surgical Advice becomes requisite, of applying to professional men of acknowledged skill and well-earned celebrity. Though every one assents to this remark, yet there are few who low it practically, and somber. are every day the victims of inexperience and empiricism. The success which has accom panied us in our long-established practice is the most satis factory proof of our professional skill, as it is the must ino. quivocal pledge of the public confidence. Our reputation is the result of tidily years' successful practice in this iiirosi• milts, and is too well founded to require adventitioni. a l; during that period, some of the most distinguished nien the country have been under our care, and hove tarnished, by their perfect restoration to health, the must satisfactory ti timunials of our superior skill and experience. S Inchon, by every privilege to practise, as regularly educated siii geons, Members of the Royal Colleges of London auJ F.di , burgh, and formerly in his Majesty's Service, in wlcell capacity we have had the most favourable •ppoetuunttt. s rat contrasting the practice of other countries with o u r °wit, have been enabled, from these multiplied advantages, to quire that certain experience as well as prompt means a - lief, which, io a mure obscure and lead diversified practise, it is altogether impossible to attain. In all Cases of Ventnai Infectiou, and in every Complaint of Debility and Deficienci whether arising from the infatuation of youth, Wog maid ,rac e in warm climatal, free living, or any other cause producing a deficiency of manly vigour, the Patient may rely ou speedy restorstiou to sound and vigorous health. Sirirtiors of the Urethra of ten and twenty years duration, basic yielded to our superior plan of treatment in the short period of thri weeks; many of these cases had previously heels nada . Ow care of Messrs. Home and Heaviside, and other Sin - rams rl equal eminauee, who attempted their cure by the applicatio.i of the lunar caustic without success: To the Femsle Sex it will he consolatory to know, that they may be cured of those Debilities which defeat conception, and sap the iiimidatioa of connubial felicity. We may be consulted by Patients of either Sue with the greatest delicacy, secrecy, and honour, at our bowie, N 0.107, Hattomgartlen. Terms of remuneration arc plan.? st.ded in the first interview. Patients in the Conatry stating the particulars of then coac h enclosing a remittance fur Advice and Williams, have *cause given or sent to all parts of the world. CURRI h and CO Surgeons, Members of the Royal Colleges of London and Eilinhurei and formerly in his Majesty's Service, No. 107, orate. LONDON: Prieted sad Peblished at the °Err, No Stised, were Advertisements are received, awl I et,. (poet-pswi) inset 1w addrersed.—C. SMITH, Clemeet'a WHITE, No 177, S,c , reblifiter et we have had the most favourable opport omit. s lug the practice of other countries with our (ism, ..t en enabled, from these multiplied advantages, to at certain experience as well as prompt means of - ieh, io a more obscure and less diversified practice, nether impossible to attain. In ell Cases of Yearn:o u, and in every Complaint of Debility and Deficienri • arising from the infatuation of youth, bug rend , nn' a climates, free living, or any other cease protium.; ieuey of manly vigour, the Patient may rely e A reiliOratiOU to sound and vigorous health. Soirtu s rrs Iretbra of ten and twenty years duration, have yielded • naperior plan of treatment in the short period of thri many of these cases had previously heen 'loader ilp• Messrs. Home and Heaviside, and other Sorretius mineuee, who attempted their cure by the eradicate.' 'ar caustic without success. To the Female Sea it consolatory to know, that they may be cured of those ies which defeat couception, and sap the tomtit/hos labial felicity. may be consulted by Patients of either Sex with the t delicacy, secrecy, and honour, at our bowie, N 0.107, , i.garden. Terms of remuneration arc viola.? st..ted first interview. 1, ants in the Country staling the particulars of then seksing a remittance fur Advice and Mechelen', s" sesame given W. rout to 01 parts of the world. CURRI ;nil CO Surgeons, rrs of the Royal Colleges of London and Edinhurr i . formerly in his Majesty's Service, No. 107, 11..iti... en. /ON : Prieted sad Published at the O&r:, Igo ad where Advertisements are received, alt t-paid) mast he addressed.— C. SMITH, N... 1 • nenes Ina. Printer WHITE, N. 117, t • tr: ur ,01