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p r -Vol7a. GA \IE LASTS. YOUTHFUL DEPRAVITY. sow-EritrET Yesterday William likrose. a youth between sixteen and ararsileeo years of age, who residea with him father, a farms r, ?mil it man of considerable property, at * Ealing, in 'Middle sex, was summoned, in conarinence of an ioformation laid against him under the Game Act, charging him with unlaw fully reselling 'file, being am elegise used in killiug hares, room*, and birds of various descriptions of game, be not tieing lavarnito authorised by possessiug freehold or copyhold property, or being asorheb:sed by any other person who pos s.-sows the power so to do, or by deputation, to which charge the nslnot pleaded not guilty. TO prove the case, Hugh Setith was called, who stated himself tee be gamekeeper to the Bishop of London, for the iiconsors orAitm: and Ealing. PIEVIOIIe SU lei. bring, examined, Mr. HoGeos, who attended tor she I). fnolaot, questioned him as to what portion of the tat penally he was to receive in case the Defendant was eon. Tit oil. ane. he tint admitting that he was to receive any por tion olot,toe proceeded to give his evidence first buying pra •:hirrd his regular deputation from the Bishop of London appointitig him his Lordship's gamekeeper far the above Manors. He stated that, nit the 12th of December last, he saw the 'Defendant carryings gym in a garden belonging to his father, which has some clos►s between that and his house. soil alleueleswan, whom he slid nut know, in company with lona. whn wan also crioseying a eon. They bad a speak' pointer Jug with them They beat about the calobages iu several poor•. of Ike gardeo, and started three plotridges ; the Dr. fes slant and his friend both fired at them. He afterwards aaw three partridges sly Oct r the garden fence 'terms the t•trnpike.ru of ; they both followed them wills their dogs.— lie iirisral the Drfssiolnot ask a num who was at work in a tri:s•ss uhit•h way the birds had directed them sot mouilier girder, where they wrist wills their dogs, and t!n•y h-st oboist for some time after the birds. From the conks, they went into a Ins isip field, where they beat about Co 3 gra, /i•r or NO looter. These Is int no other vrilorsores to prove Itir case. Mr. Bic. sine it, null aft. ro arils a.lmoonslied the youth Nolo the isossroprirty of Isis roodurt, nod rant - d bins rinsi oft. oolong in ale 'tar manner, or he would get into serosons s. It Is ciraCy In he limrotril 'bat buys ■nd tails are too vouch on:rusk-a %tido gum' by darir patents and those alas have emitriil ores Ihrm, as it sanctions them in a constant . brraell of the law, a:4 well as exposing (hem to accidents. • ./alts C•immings, a nom of respectable appearance, and *pinny, te) nil years of age, WWI!. CllO. gra . - - - lamest Ro'Mown, a !south, Su the Upper Gallery or Drury :elh 1 bentrr during the performance of the Pautosninte, and •b.. v sth behaving in ass improper massmr. The Prisoner stated hisr.ell'lts be a gentleman with a small •1•j fur nn , and that he nes-thrall some aasistauce tram his ion. t, Ile o a. rommitterl for trial. CO .7noier Wifdon underwent a seentitl examination, charged with sobbing the house of Mts. Wyndham, in Creorge.streci, . Uldsmisloiry, mid stealing a great variety of ai tides of pro p-sty tit a rotiali rabic amount. The evidence not being substantiated, he about to he discharged, alien Ail ap. wits made upon • certificate, charging him with diefradolinz laird Coleraine of a horse. Hu was ordered Iv take hie trial for the latter offence. Anse Joliet was charged with rubbing the house of Mr. ICroker, in the Admiralty, of a pair of and a coat. Prisons pleaded distress as the C 311111: of her crime, and be gzed forgiveness. She was committed fur Ilial. Michael Celia' was charged with bowleg uttered a forged 31. Rank note to 31r. 1). Laing, tobacconist, of Clare-street, Clare- market. Mr. Leonard, grocer, of Miles's-lane, stated, that the Pri mmer was in his employ, as agedt, and that he bad received the note from bins um Saturday last. The PI was immediately discharged. Au extraordinary acme tOtsk plsee in this °Seems Mon day. A gentlemais entered the Office with a piece of paper I in his hand, which al.. considered to lie an affidavit of au r on linlf-payoff abide dare has been several hundreds sit the Office since (Austin:l,4l3y A youth belungmg to sl. Cli k's Office, basing nu doubt that it was an affidavit, askidlniii if it was stifle, fir the purpose of filling up the Ideas. to w . ..iteh he !war no reply, only t? Get out of the way, boy," and vralki.l backwards into fide office, selo re Mr Conant was toestiling as 'the Sittig Magistrate, and placed the paper, which was an affidavit fur half-pay, to airs it. The !Magistrate observing the blanks nut filled sip. t.. 14 bins he must gn into foe clerk's office, and bier it filled up. • He rewrited into the clerk's office, and din one of them attending him to pint amt h a m, be wastes sign it, fill top the Ste. the Gentleman, sus median it, reels! I, their eyes' wl at have thd y celled me a Cornet for, and ran a Iwo through it. The clerk told him he had the iseitris Into omelets, as the',V armlike would nut allow any alterations, but it hail no Alert upon him. His name appeared tulw the Hon U— C i s amid to he a relative of a Noble Duke. Hr then returned the Magistrate's Office, with his hat on, and carryioc the stFilarit to his hand, and threw it carelessly on the table be fore eV . llagistrate, and said, a There ' will you sign that woe ?" A clerk presented him with a Test:mired, to sWear him to the truth at his affidavit, wheal lie actuscd to take off his hat The Magistrate very properly, and with much dig tidy, reps-. veil him, meting, if he was a Christian he would hot hesitate in *akin: a - his hat. However he appeared to •tutly insensitle of the adisionitiou; the Magistrate of course in dosed to sign It, *hen the Hun. took up the atinias it, tore it 111 two, sod threw it under the grate. (In leaving the Office, he inquired of some of the roam 'w ho of course he did not know to be such) who that fellow was /mem ~ ill g the 31 mistratel, sisal what was Isis l iaise, as he would send a bullet through his bead the Unit day.— At such an expression be was brought bark is custody, when, oti disavowing that be intended to act as he bail mid, ha was discharged. navEr. Grorge Gallridoc and Josses Owen, boys of very tesoler ran, hot old m .Irlitopueoey, were eltaried with robbery, in ihe house of Cohouvl 11aldro. The two P. inggogergo wire detected in the cellar of the 'mime hy n per ggn wligg And exiled there in. husinesig. The only Tor ii. le blond on the Prionners wax a beer-rock, %high hail forego to►en from a barrel. nml the ahuk of the beer was 'mord. col Haider' stated, that he saw the lesser lay, Gull ridze, lemr• an arra near bib maidrenre on Sunday teat, and he then t.dd ii;t7l tile), pursuit, would lead him to list gallows, but 11w little urchin langised iu his rare. The offender's wire committed for trial. A GENERAL MOW Three piling 'Trio of fnallsiuse, of the names of Alder, F.rld.ag, and were cha►ged by fire watchmen with riot and assault, at sox o'clock yesterday notoruing, in St. Jsmrs's-sortet It 3 Pliran'd b. the , tateturnt of the watchmen, that some nitolt.ws attire br..llcrot in %I. .InDoris slrort, ami Mr. Al.lrillge '• with it. u. taking him to thy watch-hoose, the of bests ildrarrril to n/4 11.• the Priooter, and the weld m .worn hr Imvitte 'welt hoothetl 'town several looms, bnt the% dot not tAlolot any txterictl 110111.4 of violence. It was 1.,..ccd t h at it !modern WAS Liken from • woman selling st.irce ill the Sitl . Vi • Me Fictiire, oh.. hitt.' a Soilwrttption•lomi.e in Rennet. Pin et, .3,i1 stint I , i, 1•1.11 wrul 01111 at the •11r111C.IIIC o f IIIC VrACllTllrla ' s• • 311111 the DcfritiLint. tool vent the night nl her h its.t. No iirisiiii ow. charge., RI fig-4 hot Aldridge ; hot on the in mitt or tow other tit the they were luniprit oitlt the others. Ihe pintos tumid boil. lir. t f.AOSTo\K.uI . Liverpool, the rriettil aml poiron 14 .fir. CA !I 1 , 4 IN 11 and 1., be a Ciillilidate for the llorriogio of Stafford, where the majority of the voter. ale worthy shoemaker... They hove an “ino li g them, that they 'sever proiniie ?Iwo intro to any Candidate, till they have first liet.suse of hie DIST7tES3IYG EVENTS• ATTEMPT AT SUICIDE BY A YOUNG LADY. The domestic bangoillity of a family .1 high respect. ability, residing near Mans hater square, a few days store experienced an Intereoption of sin urilisiviy nature, by an attempt alf one of its members to put an cud to her existence; and the distress occasion'. I by this event has since been sags melded by the quadrat disappearance of auolbir, a young gentleman. The following is a brief but atithhitic detail of the eircutnstanees which tea to these melancholy events : Tlse'yowng lady alluded to is a native of Lincolnshire, where her father some years silicas was an opulent landholder. About eight years ago she bad the misfortune to lose boils her parents within a few weeks of each other. She was thew 15 years of age, and liv the sudden demise of her parents was lift unprovided with a guardian flf protector. An asylum was immediately offered herby her limit, a widow lady, at her house in Loodon, which she accepted, and continued to re. side in the family, of whit li„ by her amiable m es, she was the thief orimmetit, for upwards of three years, with great happiness. The only run of her aunt at that time reformed from Ireland, where he was edhented, and an •t -taeliment of a tender ',atone was him and his amiable cousin. This was sanctioned by the mother, and they were about to he united, when the match was suddenly broken off by the positive mandate of an uncle of the young gentleman, his joint guardian, and from whom he had very considerable expectations. The intended bridegroom, almost distracted, purchased a Commission in the army and went immediately to the Peninseda, and re mained abroad until after the memorable battle of Waterl oo , wise,, he returned, " covered with glory," and considerably advance.' in his profession. His attachment fur his fair ennain had capes ienced no di minution, and they only waited for some favourable event to bring about their union. The nude alluded to, however, rout . ..sued inexorable; hut this obstacle was, shout three months ago, remove.' by his .'catts. By this event consider able property devolve.' its ,he y 2 geLth man, and his marriage wills his cousin was to lake place at as early a pe riod as decency would permit. Every thing was put in a proper train for the completion of their wishes, when, strange to relate, the proceiolings were suddenly stopped by the young gentlemau himself'. In a cuss . lion with his mu Hier, he declared that circumstances had arisen, which muleivd a marriage with his cott.iie utterly impossible. —The most urgent entreaties on the pert of his mother, failed 11l draw from bins the rause of this sioldeu and extra ordinary change. Ile cool.' only soy that such change had actually taken place; and deored that his C111.14i1l might, in as tender a manner as iioss;ble, be made acquainted with it. This delicate t.e.k devolved upon the withappy mother; anal the rclati .... , though .14 livered iii the most cautious meatier, hail such all sib et opals her niece, as fur several hours to deprive her totally of scone, and almost of life. She continued iu a des! ling slate lentil Friday last, when the umber rearing front the unusual length of time that her niece remained absent after breakfast that she was worse, • proceeded iik her room. Ilere a sight the most dreadful awaited leer. On Saute ring the apartment she wee horror. struck at beholding her lovely prolejl suspended by her neck from one of the bed-imists. His rowed as• her feelings were at this spectacle, she hail heel firmness so flacient to jtensp instantly upon the bed, catch lure soiree ill her arms, and hub' her up until by her fro • she brought others of the family into the room, and the room lady was cut down. Fortunately life was not quite extinct, and by tinsely.rue dies! aid animation was sashimi'. The unfortunak girl hasi however, %lure continued in a state of mind the most melan choly, and it is isi c ttttt emplatiou to place he r und er the care aim emineut professional man. On SI lay morning last, a letter was received by the two-prim, post from the young gentleman, expressing the deriwst regret for the distressing occurrences of which he hail (though unintentionally) been the cause. He concluded by stating his determination to quit this country for ever. It has since beta ascertained that a. rangements had bei is made with the persons in whose hands the greatest part of kill property i• invested, for a regular remittance of cash to a house at Paris. Thls information, it is hoped, will lead to the discovery of his rebel, and be the means of resturiug lion to his distracted parents and sisters. CORON E ICS INQUEST. RASH SUICIDE OF A YOUTH. Yestosilsy an inquest was held at the sign of the Twelve Bride-lane, Flcrt-•trot, before T. SHELTON, Esq. Cu rlew. on the hotly of Willi...lt Lamer, aged 16, nephew of Mr. Ga %%Alamo, leather-cutter. of Fleet-street. Joseph Itrdgravr, n Journeyman in She employ of Mr. Gavrtisoru, deposed, the deceased was the nephew and all. reclaim to Ilir. Gawthorn, and worked in the same shop with witness fur the kat six months; he was a vo ry reserved lioy, and witness remarked that be was very melancholy for the last fortnight; he frequently inquired of him the cause of his melancholy, but he refused to assign any cause. On %Vialsiesday emu sung last, alsout half-past ness had occasion to go into the tenths r-cellar, where lie saw the deer:unit reactiiiii:, which, he thought, proceeded from being up latr,and making, too free by drinking. On inquiry, he was informed the deceased hail been taking arsenic. A Sorrow was procured, who rendered every assistance, but to no effect. He died aboont one o'clowk on Sunday morn ing, previous to which witness asked what cause he could assign fur committing so rash an act. He answered, that lie would tell him when he pot better. John Cawthorn, colon; to the deceased, deposed, that the deceased had been with his father fifteen mouths, and he was always very ri served and melauchuly. As to the cause he morning witness heard hint reaching ; he went to him, mill inked " What was the matter, ur what had he lweu duing He said, he hail taken twmpetioyworth of arsenic. He was a lad of weak intellect. His smirk promised to let him have a watch at Christmas ; but not acting attentively, it was kept from him. George Dunn, apprentice *to Mr. Meadows, chemist and druggist, of Fleet-street, deposed, that the deceased came to the slump ion Thursday or Friday se'unight, and purchased an ounce of salts, and said he eaine from Mr. Cawthorn, and that the house beiug overrun by rats, they wanted some arsenic to destroy them. Th... Jury, which etoinisted of 15 respectable men, differing in their opinion as to their verdict, some fur insanity, and the remainder fur lido de se, by a majority a verdict of Insanity was recorded. NAVAL INTALLIGISNCE. JAN. 8. Arrived the Ahrens* transport fruin the Cape of Good Hope for Woolwich, nob ordnance stores. Left the Cape 28tli Oct.; St Ilelcon, 1811 i N..v ; Asceosiou,2llh Nov. On the 111le Dee, spuke the Hercules and Fanny brigs from Glasgow for St. Vincent's; gut a supply of provisimis from the letter. On the 4th January, fell in with the Zebu schooner, Limit, from the River Plate, bunted to Liverpool, took her in low, and sent provisions on hoard, she having lust leer masts leaky, and wily Hirer days provisions; parted with her yesterday off the Manacles, fur Falmouth, the brig John, frasni Kielce Edward's Island, lie company, *bee had one man killed by accident, otherwise all well. FALMOUTH, JAV. 11. Arrived the Dike of 711arlbeicongh packet, Eastman, with Mails Irons Lisleuie, in eleven days. DIAL, JAY, R. Arrived, and remain in the Downs wind-hualad, Um Hype s ion, Huss', fawn B bay. GRAVEPF4D, JAN. B. Arrived the Voniez William, Domturr, from Dunkirk; and Commerce, .iliottois, from Bombay. Saikil the W . :instead, 1 ouog, (or Madras and Beugal; Ana, Bey wilds, for Bombay ; Roebuck, Neale, fur Gower and .41. fr,4 I Aline •' FAW•Ifil, Delman, for Cad iz ; New Braganca, Conn by, lOr Malta; I. ra , l:u,.t,tiorSmyrna,&c. TFIGNII4III3II, JAN. 7. Arrived f l:lviers, in 12 days. Sh, brown an 'memo'st of Ihr bn• of ilw brig Ken and Ssi*.ol, I)rt• mastrr, In Itoiginz to this putt, fro... St. John's, New. bli. ul 1/rerewli. r, our Vii . all II". r. tt bo.tt, wol about 20 cal.ks of oil , lout of 4n, orvi/ IRELAND. DIJIII.4N, lAN. 5. tzeellenev the Lora Liententott left the Vier-Regal Lodge , rioroix Park, oil S.oontoy morning, for Carton, the *eat of the Doke of Leis'. titer. otta vied to lob Grace. The Right lion. Mr. Peel gives a grand hall nod supper on Thursday se' •gist. the 15 th 11"1. at Dublin Caul?. Nearly four hundred card. of in vitation have 'seen issued fur the oceasi tttt . His Ex cellency the Lord Lieutenant a n d suite, all the No -111141 Other distinguished personages of the IS.Winiahle world, are iiivitrd. The Lord Chancellor and Lady Manners left the Marquis of Waterford's seat. Curnighn•ore, county Waterford, on Thursday last, for the seat ast• the E.d of Glesiglll, at Oilier. Miss Kelly. one of the roost popular actresses its Englund, will make her first appearance sit Crow street Theatre oo Monday neat, this day se' ght. Mr. Secretary Gregory• left, lows. On Sunday morn ing, for his Grace of Leinster's seat, at Carton. Sir Edward and Lady Elizabeth B. Baker were oils() amongst the departures from town for Carton. General Airey entertains several of the Nobility and other distinguished personages, at d r, at his house in Uarcourt-street, on Tuesday, the instant.. IE, FRIDAY, JANIVARY 9. I Genoa 47 Venice Ital. Liv. 2. Malta Naples Palermo 1264. per os Lisbon... rig Oporto 59 Rio Janeiro Urbfiu.. per et. Cork ..... &clout - the Musk tut Holland 9 per Cent HUI 1.101. Por/togal Gull on el Coin, per u: 4 0 0 Gold in Pars 4 0 0 New Doubloons —4 0 New Dollar , : 0 5 34 Silver sio Baia 0 5 34 Nrw I.nui• l /a/ 11 ll N U • FIR ES. Yesterday evening, :alotat five 'o'clock, r very alarming► lire broke out in the upper room of our worthy Chief Magistrate's house, which threatened destruction to that beautiful pile 'of buildings, the Crescent. It continued with unabated fury tor xl ton hour, and just as the family were proceed ing to dinner, the alarm of lire was given ; ■nd, fr the awful and terrific appearance of the roof in * blaze, the whole neighbourhood was in twits. tion. Many gentlemen of the first respectability attended, evinced a direly feeling on the occasion, awl were extremely active in removing the furniture to the house of Lord (ion, opposite, also to some others in that range, for safety. • The fire-engines• of the Atlas Insurance Company, Royal Artillery, Messrs. titeiu, Brown, and Co. rendered essential service in stopping the progress of the flames.— Amourgust others, we noticed particularly the active exertions of the Adjutant of the 77th Regiment, who attended with a party of his corps, Mr. J. Cur roll, the Agent of the Atlas Company. and Mr. J. Kelly, Agent to the Norwich Union Association. We regret to find, the house suffered considerable damage, and the furniture very much injured, by the ieinoval. IVe have not heard of any insurance being effected—ari'd the loss sustained by this excel lent character is universally regretted. The Atlas engine was of uncommon service—the tubes of which being conveyed through the house. The 93d Regiment were also very act►ve on this occasion.— ( Limerick Adreriiser.) At an early hour ou Sunday evening, it fire most :Oar ' g its its appearance broke out in the exten sive brewery of Ballymullen, in the vicinity of Tralre. Tl►e tire raged with such violense as to threaten destruction to the entire coricerit.,—llows ever, we are happy •to say, that in consequence of the timely and effective exertions of a party of the 97th Regiment, under the cotutuitid of Major Hare, the progress of the destructive element was stopped, butt not before it had entirely consumed the west side of the square. Property to the amount of 1,000/. or 1,200/. we understand. has been lost. Matt adds to the misfortune, the premises had nut been insured.—(/Lid./ WATERFORD, DEC. 31. A man named 11%Main Leary, accused allaying been concerned in the attack upon Captain John sou's house. has been arrested. On the night of the 29tli December, Richard English, Esq. sod Mr. Fitzunsurice, proceeded to a house on the road bower,' Dim:larval' and Clonmel, where they seized Leary in bed. His place of concealment was contrived in the moot ingenious and masterly torus tier, and it rtrprired more than common judguirist arid sagacity to discover hint. At each end, inside of the house, stood a turf rick ; the foot of his bed extended to one of them, in the centre of which there were placed the frame of a table, two chairs, and some sticks, over winch were spread mods, and on them the turf continued to be built ; from the foot of the bed there was a passage to that place through the turf, through which, when alarmed, he crept into his hole, and then the mouth of it was stopped with a few sods, which made it appear to be a whole and perfect work. JANUARY 3. An advertisement appears in the Waterford Pa pers, offering a reward for the apprehension of the persons concerned in robbing the house of George Robbins, Esq. of Rosetowu, county Wexford, on the 19th ult. out of which property to the amount of ttrelre thousand pounds, and upwards, consisting of Wilds, securities fur money, cash, and wearing apparel, was taken. NEWBURY, BERKS. Wheat 4sa to 103.11,1 I Oats Rye --s to —s Oa Beans ...... Vs to 115 s Oil Barley 2134 to sls Od 1 , ,..., Mead, Is Iltel. to 2s. !tel. per Gallon. NEArGATE AND 1.E4 ()ENDA I.L MABI(P. i S. (By the Carcass ) Beer .... 3s 0.1 to 4i thl I Veal 44 0.1 to 64 4.1 Mutton.. 3s 4tl to 4s 4 I Pork 40 4.1 to 54 0.1 PRICES OF HA' sr. JAM res. • Hay 3! les Od to 5115. Oil &rave 21 24114 to 21 9' 6.1 Clover 4/104 Od to 61 Os Oal miler. 41F TAI.I.OW, Tomo Tallow 79. (LI Yellow Iltowis $O. 0.1 ditto —% Old —s 04 Soap tlitio,. 77. 0.1 —s god Melting Sinn' 6t. 04 0,1 Ditto —44. Oil HOPS NEW rock FTS Kent.... 27/ 0,. to 31/ 11a Sosstx .. 261 Os to 30/ Oe Essex.. 214/ Os to 31/ On Farnham 30/ Os to 371 ot, 'AT per ►tun•, dolt:lb. I A 4 stAtell by the B.'trb•ra. I St. Jame.',: ‘l4l ket •!r 7.1 I%Vbiter•lourel Alorkrt 4. iik.l Clare Alas ket U. 011 New zate 31:11 Ic. I Average„..... 4% 7.1 NOCE OF CAN From Cleao.ller. Price of Caudle., per doze's, 12* 6.1—‘1,.,11.1.. 14, 0 I. per &lieu allowed fur really PRICE (►F I.EA'FII Elt. Rolls, 50 to 56 lh.i. each '21.1 to 23.1 pro .1.. I)itio, 56 to atilbs. each "11 to 26.1 Dressing Hides Fine 4'oncli Hides 10 1!. 1 ..t Crop Hides :13 ill 4011,s or coffin:: ..17.1 to 19.1 Ditto 4. to 501b5•,,,...... 19.1 to 21.1 Call Skills' 30 11. 411110. Ditto 5010 1011 IS ........ l4ll to '29.1 Ditto 70 to 8011. s 24.1 l 0 2811 Small Seals (Grrenhosil) I Ant's . ditto Tanned Horse hides Spanish Horse hides RAW HIDES. 1 . Best Heifers and Steers (per Ordinary.. Is 10.1 tio 2. Oa stone).. 2* 10:1 to 34 0,11 Market (7alf ..0* to 7. e:., I. 2* 4.1 40 2* 6.1 Eng. Horse 10* 61 to —s 0,1 DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE-MONEY. The Etlialion, for the Washington, on Friday, the 91h instant, at No. 13, Great George-street, Westminster. Re calls same place, for three months. The St. Christopher's, for the Exchange, on Friday, the Oth instant, at No. 13, Great George.street, Wrainiuster. Recalls same place for three months. The Rama, for the *renters r i ))) mid the San Antonio, oil Friday, the Otis instant, at No. 13, Great Georze-street, Westminster. Recalls sane place, for three months. The Coloinibia, fur the Dolphin, on application at the Royal Hospital, Greenwich. The Barrosa, for the F.nginccr, on application at the Royal Hospital, Greenwich. The Harrow, fur the Higliflycr, on application at the Royal Hospital Greenwich. COURSE £XCHANGI Amatenlam ....37 611.2 U. Ditto at Sight... 37 0 Anp.tentato II 10 C.F. I Ditto at Sight 11 7 Rotterdam ll 11 W. I Aistwyrp ea-otu II 12 Hamburgh 34 6 2W. Altoua 34 7 211/. Pana3day's dale 24 40 Ditto Bo or.!max do 24 00 Frankfort on the Xlaiur I4S tx mu. 31:$411 id, effect 3,41 Culia, effect. 11;irechnia rliect 3M lierine braltar.. 33 Leemist $111T11F1E1.1) 31AR ET. Enmity, JANIVAIII' 9 This slay's 111U1krt had a seamy supply of the various kind. of rattle. Beef, Motion and V. al, sold at last pliers. Po l k is cheaper, and the trade in gem-sal was some+ hat doll. The sales iu the Ha)-31arket were not considerable. Straw ha. dropped in price. Bay sod Clover fetched last prices. 1 lie following prices and Holmberg are a correct statement : To sink the offal per dune of SHE ffref....3l. 4.1. to 41. 4.1. I Bead of Cattle this day : Mutton . 31. 8.1. to fss. 4.1 Beasts 7lg) Lamb os. M. to Oa. 0.1. Veal ....4s. 4.1. to Cs. 04 Pork ...3s. 01. to r,.. 4.1. HAY—M, .....U. O. Sfrow Clover 4l. U. - - - - Sheep 44N) Calves 2m) 11 Cs O.I.IILKET to 41. 104. 01. 4)d • to 11. 1114. 0.1. Od. to lit 104. 0.1. ,Y AND STRAD% 1 wmtryritArrt.. Hay.. 41 12% 04 to 51 1% 0.1 st raw v 0.6.1 to 21 ti.. 0.1 Clover 51 110 i 0,1 to 6/ 16s 0.1 SOAP, &c. per 11211, Yellow Soup n4i Monied ll/Se CM(' I Palm DIN; GeaVCI I h. 4 Ild Qom, Dreg, 74 Ild CUMBRIAN"S REEP, OR CAMAS ROCK The shiial named Cambrian's Reef, or Gailir+ Rork, 14 nil longer &atilt - lob Lieoteuant Weis, marine %torero to the Ilnn. East Italia Coliipany in the I:a4trin ha vita( examined it oil the 9th of Jaiiiiiry, 1817. Ile f lit to he a small and eery clangrestout sh u nt, 'taint 1011 yotolo oposi which the beat I 1 two fathom. water nl I the I.lk of the rock, and it is sitilaital m lat 21. -1:1 N • hearing 5.2. E . frau, the highest part u( Little It .Arlo X Una. -• • t►r only half a mile different from We 4itiiation .4 , 034 4 .4 ill riga. 332 of Vol 11. of Ilorsbargles lodot Motelory, td Edit , from obx•rvaiions of Lon. Win. Smyth. MAIM ATS. CORN EXCHANGE, FRIDAV, .lANITARV 11'e have had hot very few arrival. %nice . ley, and buyers appear to he waiting for 'supplies. Fine Wl,.et and 414 ts .s,,ld at 31onilry's prices, but ordinary al re very the .ante semssk applies to thole). In Pens and Kraus there is no alteration. 1 . X Mt I IN; C. Corn Insprrtor's Krim's, 91tinsn►v, JANtAntr 8. Winn'', iwr load ISI —s to 171 .....4 Barley, pier platter .. * O l4 —d to rat ....il 01114 MI ....41 to 3 —.I Memel 4 $4 —d to ssi —4 Peas 444 —4 to 504 —4l Rye PRICE 01 NM nAcv. Keut....45/ 0' in 291 10s Sussex.. 251 Us to 281 Ills PRICE 01: A%l' E, As stated by Ilic Tallow I Meiters. St. James's Market ..44 7.1 Mnrkct 4s 61.1 Average.... 4s 7.1 SHEEP SKINS. I'ulicd Downs ......... 45 *ld to 5► 9d FOREIGN WOOL S, lb. Spanish Siai), Leonean Ada 7s Ad - &Turin .. 44 3d aOs 311 2s 94 a 5s 041 .... 26 64 a 4s 04 Samsely,lst -2d 444 04 a 5s 94 Bohemia, hi 2d WIN Es.—(Exchi•ive of Daly.) Lisbon, per Pipe 314 a 41/. I Mail. per 110 gall. 55/ a 1 /141 Purl per 130 gall. 321 a 411/. Sherry, per halt— 221 a 451 Duly Is 7d. INT gallisa, or 521. Rs. 641. per pipe. SPIRITS, per Gallon, in 140...1. Reandy,Ceol.l3s %I a—s tld I Geneva 4.4 3.1 a4s MI Hourdeanx 11s 0.1 a-s 01.1 Jamaica Ititin3s 9,1 a 3a 1041 Spani►h .... 6s 6.1 Leeward....3s 0.1 u 3s 2(1 011. S, per Tim, of 252 Gallons. New Gremil.Whale.. 591 —1 I Spermaceti 1‘25/ —/ !Old Pale 5ea1............ 041 —/ Pale Rape COAL MAl{Krr, JaNtraßY 9. Ships at Market. Ship. Rohl. Price. 391 Newcastle 394. 0.1. to /Sr. Oil. 161 Notolcrlatul l'erlcips smote further light upon the subject of the Nlail rolibery at 181.2. that has excited su much public attention by the trials that have grown out of tt, may be now expected. The Iteay mull-coach, it will be recollected, was sob. Iced oil the •3it tit October, 1812, tit Capits;o6-hill ; two suet,. ./untel Carr, ben. and James Curs, jun. were, on Sat us die last, brought in cu-turfy fniin the bug of (knreiriowii, county of l)ubliii, charged with having w tla it pitssrm4oll certain batik-notes tint were rilisliril sold of the (;;Ilwav Alai!, at the period we hate Juice k's 11,47.ing Putt'. MEDICAL 411-INDI.I. The Collstwisist new spiciest of fraud Wft.)isrartised within a few m.a•s of Lear', nut litany star . 4 ..„—Tan Nairn, of rather gent. el atspearaitee, called at (',•art Home, suet on befog isircoducest to the WialiWir WI a) 101,aapirs it, one of them, oilier p,.hiely aputogisnig for the tomtits. s test vial', inform. her, that he was a phydeian, and Moines to As.. ley C00p.,, ,•tans„ twit the grutla loan su mast herary, without aloof' he news r left Imam for the p.:u•her of los Vsisiressiosiai duties in the country, the ealwna• of %loch roil hl Ise r.II afforded its the pasioms be aas is. the halal of at teMliot, nt proof a lies eof he deed only mouton the Ilatlia• of Mr. 4 le, of Laiolport. by a hos► 1. sail ad. lee and res mesolation it was lie calks; us presses she for her suit., alto, Mr. Insole hail assforastsl loan, was rasa...din:lY ; not, however, 11l rupee/Ilion of a Ire, the Arise cautlentan's h.tvitias rends-re:l Out quite n. •e.•••ur; the may dettsionii .essitlil Ise a iunsplionent to his are hs car), for mak • sac sap the medicine he aloetil•l prw'rila•. This plausible talc p.m.) the tar of Mrs. V. who acciatilincly called in be. >Mk son, ultra the I)incor, with his cane at his chin, and hook the pals , of low at ‘y paste:it, and after tilt• accessary inqui s ie. 0- In stenpt.,on,•Ce 'le wrote a Ir.seriptiun, and handed it arse it, his apotheiary, alas, :dna r ~,,, it stool time, filled two phials wills wales' of different tints, and 11111% rd for them is. alien these tics ticeleil disciples of R•cahipios took their lease a n d ilmsat tech. It meet hardly be said, that Mr. Toots le had nest r <••en I how impostors; the isitroduction of the name was to Nei , ar their deception.. Dos for had the appearance of 11,111%; 7 5 ) year. of age, unit was never address. by his mail lweary u ithont a 01111. able isheysance. They afterwards Inasmuch Capt. Coofhta•r wills at' :111.1 Mamma an interview, din inq whirl' the Doctor very kindly int( rriscateil the Captain as to hi, state of health, which lie me:welch was must uses Ilent, and as 3 proof of it, he would walk 9.0 miles with either of ihein, for ta,my cois te as t hat this being' still ef t h e way 'lf th e i r p r o. sslial, they politely declined the cliallemce amt ealke,l oil. It was amplest ttttt ably these two alas alma, Slurs %seeks azo defrauds Killitez, fainter, of titleultittl;e s KEW, set 111:1WeVII 40 auJ 3111. in a similar manner. BIRTH. On the 16th tilt. the Lady of the Rev. Sir J. !trade, Rot. of Moyain.bunur, comity elate, of a intaglio r. MARRIAGE. ;let the 3I instant, John Radcliff, Esq. third son of the kite Rev. John Trevor It:oh-ill'', Hector of Kamen..., its the Diocese of Meath, to Ellen , eldebt datight. r.. 1 the it( v. George C. Carsoutt, of Upper 'Temple-stair', Dublin. DEATII Thursday, the 8114 inst. after a few mouth+ Mans, Mr. Edmund Lloyd, or Ilas 6 y-sh.. es. HIGH WATER Tills DAY AT Ier.S;DON BRIDGE. Morning 34 afirr 4. I Evening 52 artrr 4. piticr. OF Sri' 3 per Ct. Red... :1 per Ct. Slk Kr; 4 per Ceid. 5 per (7t. N. Auo. lUti 10:4 106 MO: L. An. 201 13-16 SYPHILIS,•DERILITY, STR I CTV R ES, kr. 111 1 11ESS ED with a conactissisiires that their 11. deviation from the general plan has been highly Iwuc ficial In others. and improved its tlwir professional sespiire mesas by the maturity of 3t) years esp.-tit-nye, Slesses. CCU RIK and Co. cont s roith unaleitt .1 ardour, the re:Mkt:- lion of thosw Disorders which are ilw consequence of illicit indulgruce, or the destructive hobos of the inconsiderate Sellout-boy. lu profeasiug the cure of these co m pl a i t th„ they hold out uu inducement to *ice, but, sensible as all men moat be (tribe existetice of ands calamities, they offer :Ist i-tatiee as sego Uri) educated Surgeons of London, nod of the Royal , Colle s te of Edinburgh. In all cams of S pltilitie Infection, and in retry cutsuplatnt of Di Wily and Deficiency, a Gelber arising from the infatuation of a ceriaio 11.'411101re habit, long residence ill uarm climates, free liv. ing, sir any .11111 T CAUSC in mincing a deficiency of manly vi gour, the patient may rely on a speedy restoration Its vi gorous health. Their improved plan of curing Strictures of the Urethra has heel, All C.111C41 with peculiar ‘iice, es. Stric. tines of ten and lwuus yrais duratims trice yielded to their I, Mitten, in the slito t pet tot! of Mee weeks. Several GentittllPll a the first flitret inbility, oho hate I.:loomed muter 116:: Indian' au ti distressing having re.ytil a radical and perm:m.ld cliff% particularly I eipstst that ~ kretlflN 111111 Y be snail,' them, as satisfactory evt dente. Or ohr litTlied ut Nlessrs. Currie and Cu 's plan of tri aim( lit. Alessi, (ureic ash', (*.s. may i.e consulted by Patients of collet Si iiis the zet at. st steresy Anil honour, at their sous., No. Itli, lialloie4 Patient* in the Cilium y, atatiitz the particulars of their Ca , .., CllClo:ing a remittance fur Advice and Nteihrinesot ill have the slime :riven 1.1 . scut Inc nay part of use Unit. Kingdom —No. 107, 'Litton-Gard. it. sat Ctrrar ant maims," tray the moths of him aim passed the IN bIC4IIII. A RENOV.VVION of human frame :S. fact, a, desideratum in Medical Science; nu dkordirs make such ravage!, on the bodily s ) sti in as Venereal Com plaints , the Syphilitic poison glides imperceptibly along, until every organ i. debiht.atuh and the contamination ak• SU lIIPS the features of A, the immediate appearances are gracrilly slight, an early al/Phil& tt. Its t , ill pr Cella the pain and damp r that happrn I improper Ili atment. Remote sympt invariably arise from ignorance and neglect, they may hew ever be parried by a vigorous exertion of talent (if the ap. peal be not too lung delayed), and the patient through Or gradual progress of health bee es assured of its commons. e. Still does not the most complicated inveteracy of Ow above disorder equal those instances of calamity, where the practice of a secret solitary vice, the finest energies of nature become exhausted, sexual debility ensues. a nd the sufferer is exposed tip the forfeit of despair It is for bin, to look forward to the cheering he -of hope, when we boldly assert that even desperate eases yield to our mild resent at is et. Other impediments occur to irritate the sensitive tune linos—some natural, others acquired ; as strictures, weak. nesses, &c. in alI of them we offer the adaptive remedy, instead of the usual harassing plan of I Rustic or stimulants. lint especially its those delicate pecisliai stirs incident to the softer sex, is our renovating Mill Itoti a ppbrahle, by retain ing deficiencies that not often lissluller mato iltionial relit ctiottis. A candid examination of professional acquirement need (only be feared by him who is consci .... s of incapacity: we are unctionected with the delusive and insinuating appear. mice of a public hot itution,and sanut 1111 nominal nor iftiffol patronage, I hough salenlilmMl by many of the Nobility, mot even of the Faculty itself; as Members of the London College of Siorgrons, our title to the confidence of surto v is not " imposing," nor are sow pr ..... iscs " spiriting," Ors emanate fnitsi a practice proving by its unvarying stores , that no attempt, however elathisl with preartweli authority, Call preclude the knowledge of those pie-ei tt itt en' advat. tars "hurl. are attached to our system—it, coincidence therewith this i ttt CiVelll. 111.1 t patients of either sex may consult its with seems', and 11, pirvent mistin del standing, the terms, probable slttraC tut the complaint, &r are always stated at the first inlet vies, 411 in answer to letters containing a bank note. ( a /SS and C(►. M li C Sti 1.4..0 its. 13, Houvcrie.street, Flrecstreet, Loudon. _ ••• Letter* from the country al 14 i c particular is d 4•• tailing the symptoms , , manner of liyintr. Se, whenthe provrf rentellies cave he Cot warded to nny pave, houctrr diat:uit. LONLI()N : Printrd and Published 1; the l)Mre. Is:r. 1:7 Parand ; where Adverlatements are red-I.mM, at:(11.0 e.:§ (pelt paid) must he ailrlmm.ro;—t' `4%11T11. N. 1. 11'lesearar6 N(. /r. !KS vEsTEI:DAY. Imp. 3 per Ct. Alin...Boi (cilia Bolick •03 101 pi. Ex. Bills, 19 10 pr. Ditto, 31.. :24 .28 pr. Lottery 'rickets 191. 104. Coll,. fur Ace. 8:::::111,t,