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RatALIA OP SCOTLAND. We understand that on Saturday the Commis sioners again visited the Crown-room, having found it necreilawy to lave accurate drawings made or these reliques by artists of eminence. when having col lected 611 the information ureeseary to snake an ac curate report upon the mitten contained in their warrant, and after taking further precautions for the security of the E'en*. again shut up and sealed Ilse eleast coulaisnug them. as well as the Crown-mom. As the honours .f Scotland are now Mintoblinsailin be therein contained. • sentinel is itifieserei !Swath the window or the room as a mem. wire both Of honour and additional precautionp al though the unconstnooly strong defeat:es or the Crown-ronia might be almost supposed to render it suiwrfliinus is. the latter point of view. Lesley. Bohm) of Item. Oman account of the , ewuril tieing presented to James IV. in 1507, of whirl, the following is • irradiation vu— At this time the Hely Faber, Julies 11. end an Ashes. sad er to the Kies, ie order se &are Ides Protector of die Christian Faith, and hashes him to centime hie exartions fur vermeils; Heresy. In tesiimoey of wild titie, be met to the King a purple diadem embrobleved al* spades Sowers. awl 11 sword &domed wills a Odes Mails sad sods. bard. wadded with precious stones. The whisk aievablaws of the &few, of the Holy Chen% were preraerd to this King in the rhumb of Hob/teed, by the Legate aod Abbot of Dninfenaling, is a fell assembly of die Scottish No bility. It is another remarkable instance of the vanity of human affairs, that the pride and restless ambition of Julius 11. crested a few years afterward. • rue ral war thronghoot Europe, in lebl eb th e Scottish Monarch became embroiled. The cooompiencee were the fatal haute of Plodder. 'the 'death of James IV., and a train of calamities to Scotland. Them sys:Lole at thmareby wereaseiMy4iyeettffl is the malady of the Sad Iferbehal of high dicer, eiminlioate with abs Cellielable eat Rimplaht. lonian of enable they were Aspeelled in lie *sag of Sas. meter, bulk es a reset iteesimilrag the ess, mar Mee. Myer. Is the fatal yaw ISIS, dm Rad Slarombel having taken the field to sushi Chides Ursa mode prisoner at the battle of Weremator, and &Weed in the Teem of Liman. The weak of Dammam was, is the meamildie, coemembled by George Ogilvie, of Nemo% Liest.fiseenter, by ceemele. Mon from the Karl Marembal. The abtatiag pregame if • Creamers seam and the lespemibility of niebstoteing a dehisce which should be ultimately Ogilvie fur the wifely of the beams or=ltb a = dem. lie committed with the Lord Chanialler lasemet, who mold only reply la bleb, by saggiethig dist Shasiegella shenW be delivered up Is Lord and to seas drag and inamassible cwt Ia the le:MaVi eed gli. lands. " It will he as bitipmalerlses sad shame,* south the Chem:Men Misr, •If taw see Minn by Ike enemy, sod very dishoowerable Go *mei? 11 appears that vie did me think pendent te Nike @Mammalian which indeaberould Ism stip served to plebes. the fate ei the realm: is these obengeMseiem he Men' Se as ad. vice of ble Lady, deessaell of Ste aadl paseteseil of theb hemaiegy spirit .Me d ia of *met. Her interventlesi was meld is seder that when the ale& mum near writ' be somenibmil, her Mehra might add, say, he knew me where the 'gas bed been senveyed. wart 'mopped is herd. of Ise, wiled am a IM feye of Dammitter ' open a wenian's Meh l and delivered to the Marge of the MM. Jaime fleatormit, 'Mallow of Ria ad; Mamie wife (a friend of Idle. Ogilvie) was abe ermitml with this important secret. Sy this MOM meg rombwwlieVAZ were beeied reeabli w tsrata w k web ike the drissrotesat t ramptiag the Ossolme so whim Y was mamemicatuf by Mr. floalsew. I. the mean the.. sae Osseleof Dnanettar, after am hemewahle resist awe. woo spoipPled to serreader, sad the Llesleamit-Os verse, aniabl ag y were ammitard with the Missal strict ures sad onaseraing the fate of the regalia. They were even with imbue. Ills Lady ' however, ob stinately sanialleined that she had delivered the he to Mr. Jabs Keith, the Del Illaresehers yammer son, sad that he lied carried them abroad; sad the Conatees Shwesehal pi sewed • letter from her son to the same purpose and alba, which she mistrived should fall let, the heads of the Onmannweeltli fleareal. Mrs. Ogilvis's Wadi mob *odor the hawishipa to whir* she was maimed ; hat her forties& sever gave way, nor was it nod en her death-bed that she maismaicated to her haellead how she had actually disposed of the regalia, wheelie, him at the same time smug to lay his head wi the Meek, shoo betray die secret. Clain the Irsturatiee, the Ingalls, Mier a clamber as dark, and which left their ' , detente es doubtful, as that of 110 years which they have more lately wailemmae, were here. derail sad re-ditherers , to the Sovereign. la incesery of which event. Mr Jobe Keith was sweated Knight Narwhal, awl afterwards Karl of Kissers. bed Lierstenant.Goverwer Ogilvie. Kuight Banned. The miens arms at merit if three Gentlemen were one* disputed at define, lied shear, our den it mem possible to decide so that paha. Mr. Jute Keith sithi be said is claim in right of his amber, the old Counties blaresehal ; Mr. Ogilvie, in that of his high. spirited and mealiest Lady, wise did set hee to enjoy the reward ef hor irgesaily, easistimey, sod marige. After this romantic iucidesit. the !Regalia re mained in the comedy of the Earl Marv:webs), until they were delivered up at the peri od ' of the Union to the Lid of Glasgow , then Lord Treasurer and as the instrument of depasitation, dated the cosh Morels. 1707, ahem, were then placed in tbe eiu toadies§ which they have been so long dormant, that their very 'instruct became disputable. It happened by a singular coincidence, that on Wedesesday last, being the they on which the Regalia were discovered. the First Division of the Court of Scion, after eighteen years' litigation, unanimously and finally declared the ancient, extensive, and for merly royal forest of Cowie, in the Shire of KM author, a pert of the estate of the Earl. hiereschal, hereditary keepers of the royal honours of Scot to helm% in property to the representative of that noble boom.. Alexander Keith, Esq. of Dun s/otter, ‘tibject only to the rights of 1110111tOdO paired by coteter 44444 sour heritnrs. On the eve ttttt g of Sigurd's, lest,' battle, or fight, took place on board his Majesty's Ingots later, Iyilsg at pre.ent in Leith Roads, hotness Johu aunt limes Cunitioghem, Ms of the see own ; in the course of which. Om fighting for a Ithatdrrahle issue. Cuntringhaft fell and died in hiautiiiicois.ly. We was a fitamleelriug young meas, about twroty-two yeses of age. very tall, tad able. suusisaii is a little man. upwards of forty. —They had formerly lived together on the best terms, but were sotoxicaterl at the trace. Simpson war a Nona deal more re than the dereaverl. Sirup -11:111 was afterward* brought on shore, and a preen. orison legman% the whole affair was taken before the magistrates of Leith. The body of the deceased was also brought on shore, and inspected by three metlicul gentlemen ; sad in consequesee of their reporting. that, after the most ussonte inspection of the body. they lied met discovered any appearance of external violence, Of internal disorganisation. rind that, in their opinion, his death hod net been occasioned by ■ny blow or stroke be had received, Simpson has bran liberated from prison. after re. .Crying a wtea►u adruouitiou from the Magistrate,. -mho intuit, rte. 17, IRISH STAGE. The following is the Memorial to the Lard Until tenant, which was agreed to tit (he sotetiog at Morrison's, on Saturday t N We, the Ciliates of Dublin, beg leave to spanich your Exceliet:ey with those similisneuts of reaped which your Ex. eelleney's administratirms, dewing the period of rxertlising the Viceregal fundiews in this part of the Veiled kingdom area. eminently calculated to call fortis, and to aware your Excelleuey of air unfeigned attachment to the Hou.c Yif Orr ow kit. nail amenities for our t•geelkut Coastitutioa. " Among the manifold advantages derived under that • Genstitatiea, Were is sone so benelicial in its 'frets to the sibjeet, sod, by accessory eousequeed, so serviceable to the state ' no die prises ple of open and unfettered camped. Itilli,"Sy which the capital, the taint, arid the Industry of every imisvidnal ate . allowed to adds their level in the 'copenisoity. Wins priseiple is deserted, your Memo. ries& inably miggescllost abuse or insaliciaily is fated generally lb prevail, and when neosepay is established by ?blest, this sham IS always the causequence. " This is so arrieriasely the case with regard Ss the Patent IlvaMsf_ fly nee of your Toteelleoces predecessors to Fro doriek Edward Jews., Esq. fur as It/Mill/41M Theatre, that It searedy "dries a Swann 'proof. Dy conlidlog to sue indi vidual the sett adainlarstisa of public unsealed (a esseideention of the greatest meastut, la the wisest states et aiding as well es modem times) it leaves the public coos. plenty at the dieeretion of Oil thdividsal, ails the nature, the "With and des utaneer if alsniniotering I. the taste aid gratliattion of the tow•—it leaves Performers to his mercy, and le the ease if the preudit Patentee, it has the aid of Washing from the Irish Stage those Irish At. .there, who, for Anions muses, would rather try their fur taw, at lead is the Arse Widener before a Wheal of their imaseryinew, thew seek an audio :re among strangers. " Pee these and ether reams eel forth in a Report, passed at the General Meeting, and which we have the honour here with to preorst, we hembty pray Shut your F.xcelleney will talte note your ceasideratieso the propriety if granting is a it and noteseibie person, to he selegted by your Exceliency, a Patent fuss ascend Theatre, is the City of Goblin, which will pretest the public rights frees brag compromised—will place as a &kited impartial basis the emcee/Wawa' of dramatic writem—aed cause the services of afters to he res. limsehly remunerated, and their independence preserved. • VALUABLE NIPCOVERY. Molvetuan•svaane Pomo °rms.—Some workmen, to taking down part of a house in A Miry street, purchased by Mr. Minders from the Cons- Weisman of Wide Streets. found several bugs of gold coin, some of them as far beck es Charles 11. it is computed that the property found could not have amounted to less than twn thousand guesses. The 'sauna quarrelled about the &Woe of the spoil, sad one of them being beam* to the watchAintee, be was searched. and 6 gold coins were takes from his pocket. The quads. of right. as between the owner of thelseau and the Seder litho smset. _ewe is WORM Wm. Some, and Coustolkte Colo. Tam aim was disc ussed. sod we weld oily collect that thy question remains aside. tided es account of the novelty of the cue. It woo said that it belonge d either to the Crows or to the remota who bid t mosey originally, or their repeesentatives. Mr. Waders does bet claim the can as the original proprietor. but merely as the Euratom of the house in which it was hid. The Crown, or the persons to whom they have given this bunch of the Royal Revenue, are entitled in all cases to unsure or gold or silver foaled concealed in the.groand or in a house. and can only be di vested by the real user. or his representative. ap pearing and proving the property. There is no doubt but that the penises who found it will in any event be most liberally remunerated. The gold will be deposited in some of the banks for safe custody. NAVAL INTRLLIGRNCL rotremasiew, row. 19. Artheil the Leatlse, Dolma, from Landow fur Tobago, mad ended wile this after wpm. idol dee Duke anted', 'Wife.% for It. Mauro; lad Jamb mod is.., —, fur Goaraosy. re.wootrrit, vas Is. Arrived the llesoludow, Lee, froze 81. Arden, fur Leedom. voimotrrs, vas. 19. Arrived the DA* of Marlboeowill packet, with a sail *NB Lido. is 111theye. sarresovni, was. 19. Arrived the Dart, Silly, frau Lisboa; sod the Stalispeare Ward, from Gibraltar. omit., awn 19. Arrived and oiled Aw the River, the Fortitude, Johnoun, Been SewWe; Alfred, Maim, from Waterfowl ; Good lomat, Bopely, frees Boulogne; sod the Americas drip Iris, from the weetwaell, fee owlets, wit► lose of anchor and cable. ssavitaints, vas. D. Arrived the Vests Joaahs.,lsh, hove Aetwerp; Melville, Leith, hoot St. Andes; Previdssee, Mikis% hems Lisboa ; Faso,. Bestia l hoe ; Mope, teeth, rue Lisbon; Lanark Daniell, hem lissibay ; Priem Retest Row% hoes Anastasia.. ; mad Christie., rotheringlsaii, heal Antwerp. flailed the Andromeda, Itettena, Are Jamaica; Peneve nate, feats, her IR. Thomas's • Marling; Darren, for Melia ; Liverpool, Costley, tar Maraishos. ; Harmony, Jones, far Antwerp; sad die Meierva, SAMS, for ditto. A serious accident happened on the 9d instant, at Langley. in Norfolk :—About three o'clock in the afterssoon Mr. Bunton, steward to Sir TuostAs BEAUCHAMP Piocroa, Bart. was going with one of the carpenters employed on the estate, to mark same timber, when, in passing through a plants tion within • short distance of the Hall, Ins foot most unfortunately came in contact with the trigger string of • spring gun. which went off, and the contents severely wounded him in the legs and lower tout of both thighs. Although suffering much puiu from the injury received. Mr. BURTON is, happily, He a fair way of recovery. cOUPIPg EXCHAVGI 11.101sedsw ....34 305.21.'. OW et SigiA...3o 4 Am 400040 11 6 C.F. 00400•10101 11 3 1104000000 ll 211. 40001 0 0 ise.amo. 11 ilanhurgh 34 0 tie. Maws 34 1 tiU. Faeleigajedate 14 6 BMW I4IBIU. 110111,681131 (10 Frankfurt on the. Maisie l4l ex se. Madrid, rant CaEls, died— 3lh Milks, effect 4O Seville 3O Gibraltar........ 35 Liken 5ll P., FRIDAY, FISIWART 20. Genoa ..471 Venice Ital. Irv. 44 70 Malta .........:SO Nat 44 • 1204. per ea Olkort o CO tie Janeiro. • • Driblin pee el. Cork ..... Agiooftk• Beek on Holism, per Cent. SVLLION. Portugal field is t a. al. Coiia, per es ....4 4 6 Gehl in Dan 4 4 6 New neakkmet••• 0 0 0 New Dollars ..0 0 6 Silver am Bars 0 0 0 New Louis. each 0 THE TURF. sErnwo AT TAITERSAUNT s• ,4! IRIDDLESWORTII %TAKER. to 1 apt Croce, 7 to 1 nail Ring lail 6 in 1 apt Dictator 10 to 1 apt Slater to 7 to I Ittt Nlavaium Net tar. DERBY. of to I art %Mhos 13 to 1 apt Riogtail 10 to 1 apt Allegretto 14 to 1 riot Ay*ow bill 11 to 1 oprot.Dietotor 14 W 1 apt Ilarniwt. Il to 1 wit erect, OAR... 4 to 1 ocol Lott 111 to 1 opt Me. Motes it to 1 opt Chilfory f. I Plover f. No bitting offered oa soy other rue. STRATHFIIILDSAY. j the bargain for this estate hss at length been cram. pleted, and it is now the Duke of IVELLiewron's. There was to obstacle to the negotialiou about • month since. Upon a survey of the timber it was found to be worth 170,000/. a sum much exceeding the Duke's expectation, and al.o beyond the capital which it was agreeable to hint t,g employ in the purchase of wooci. Oovernment removed this obstacle, by agreeing to take about lio,ooo/. worth of timber for the duck-yards. The 4.000 acres of which the estate consists. are in the vicinity of the greet estate of the late TT LN ET Lotto. Req. now the property of the Duke's nephew, W. P. L. P. WILLESLICY, Esq. They are also in the neigh. bourhood of the large property or Lord Lo NOFOIt D, • relative of the Duchess. An estate of ahoot 1.400 acres, which lies within three or four miles of it, was offered for sale not - long since, and may ul timately be added to the Duke's possessions in that quarter. Another circumstance, which gives all appropriate value to this tertitory, is lti vicinity to the Military College at Saidlhurst, the pupils of which will thus have always in their view the splen did reetanis of 'one who has 'tendered such eminent ierviege. Lest week a splendid Subscription Bill was given at Feitrybridar, Yorkshire, which was very well attmoled. Mr. Payne's excellent band was sent iv, Tro i s* Leash% by G. Lane Fox, Esq. and Mr. Pere. and exerted themselves particularly_ during the evening. The bell was opened by the Hon. Mrs. William Fox and Mr. Pere, to the lively tune of " Meg Merrilie, ;" next followed 11iss Ilainsden and Mr. G. Fox, the Hon. Mrs. Herbert end Col. Hervey Aston, and about 20 couples. %%Aiming was then commenced, led off by Mrs. G. Fox and the Hon. Mr. Lascelles, and was kept up with great spirit by the principal families in the neighbourhood, by the Keyes, the Bleeds, the Pelves. the Stuurtuus, &c. At one o'clock the sup per was announced, where every Aehcacy was provided., sod where much merriatenVprevailed. and appropriate toasts to fox-hunting were gin, characteristic of the country, and about four the company departed, much pleased with the Fete. On Sunday morning, as Mr. Joseph STAIWARD and his son were about to leave the Tomher-yard in St. George's, with a borne and gig, Mr. S. observed the bridle was not in order. and directed his man to take it off and alter it ; whi)e doing so, dhoti mal became frightened, end flashed forviard;demo fishing part of the gate-way. Mr. S. juts. jumped out ; the horse continued its course, and mitered the gateway of Mr. Joust BROWN, opposite, but running against one of the gates, the shuck sepa rated the shafts from the body, and the animal was stopped in his career at the bottom of the yard. Mr. STA11111•11D. who remained in the gig, received no material injury. 011Sundaylasi, as Sir QUARLES ALSTON, Bart. Doctor KNIGHT, MN HORTON, and Master P.. 01, were proceeding from Stafford to London, sad bad advanced about two mile, beyond Shipstoa, they discovered that three of their travelling trunks had bests last from the Boot of their carriage. One of the. we. luckily found within a short distance, and aaathar about half a mile further on the road. The search for the ether trunk being unavailing, the party returned to Shipston, at which place they re ceived inforntation from • gentleman who reunite about half a mile from the town, that the lost pro perty was in his possession. The gentleman had been walking on the road, and saw a man and a boy on the other side of the hedge, who were carrying the trunk, and being alarmed by his appearance, they threw it down, and ran away. All the !oat property was thus fortunately recovered. It is strongly suspected that the falling of the trunks was occasioned by design, and not occident. MEETINGS OF CREDITORS AT GUILDHALL THIS DAT. 111. T. G. Hadley, Bernioadsey, balm G. Favaac, Copilotll-court kill-broker 3 11 T. Kees', lota of Palma; victualler J. Everitt sad Co. Westutiaster.bridge.rood, cable keepers T. Champion, West Ham Abbey, farmer 1 10 J. S. 5. Cooke late of Goldes-lane, ebememooger 1 J. G Arudi as:4l-Co. Coleman's-street, metchaists 1 1 S. Churchill, Adams skirt, distiller 1 12 T. Fearuley, late of Portsmouth, .l'pselkr 1 II .1. Polly, Thayer-street, lioro.foruiture.dealer . . 1 11 .1. Milky, Chelsea l merchant H. J V. Loos sad Cu. Groot TowerMreet, wise-ober chassis P. 31. Powell, HMl's's, bookseller 1 10 DIVIDENDS. W. Newcomb, Vim-street, money-scrivessr ...... R. Knowlton, Nieholfts-lane, bill-broker lO W. Thomson, Serle-street, mariner .1. Timaliastes, Toole's-street, haberdasher W. Graves, Faticooherg-coort, mach-master lO T. G.wdy, ClVllltlll'o.lasie. tailor.. H Siff ken, Bud-lace, merchaut lO J. Fees, Parrionient-street, diaper C. Pogolry, Isliußbu, Soor-cluth-assoefactoree lO J. Haller, lit. Biabopogate-siseet, merchant lO .1. Walton, Bresol-alreet, factor lO G. Maim% Mk.* High-stred, grocer .. 10 J. R. Hillier Ned Co. Gooldeitisore, merchants CERISVICATIIIII. H. Ti manes, of Ilsmallerf, Woliwook, London, paper. merchant.—J. Dyne, of MdMam.mill, York, clothier.--J. Colhasone, erf Hoddemield, York, boat-builder.—T. Smith, of Chepstow, illonmentb, catsinet-teakcr.—J. Thorp, late of Ely, Cambridge, mercbant.-141. Redhead, of Proud., Cum herlsod, beaker.—W. Greenly, of Tenhary. Worcester, shoe. makee..—Cl. Daniel, of Birmingham, merchant —A. H. Thie. seal, of Beroard-street, Russell-square. Middles. lc, merchant. —M Jarvis, of Purloo, &affrd, miller —A Haigh, of Ha lifax, York, hosies.--G. Elliott, of Wuvtlckurch, Neat, butcher and salesman. • MlRrErs. CORN 'XICHANGE, Fasmor, Etta. Awe VP. IVc hal so fresh arrivals this murals& eureriiiteatly fine Wheat sod Oats mkt at Monday's 'nicely hat there 14 y little demand fur ordinary. not Hai lry bopping• it. pi ice. Mplt, aalrat flue, is ansaleable. In Peas 'ail Bemis these is au alteration. smith' FIELD MARKET, FRIDAY, FltiltUAßY 20. This day'a Market had s scanty supply of the 'various kinds of Cattle. Mutton Med Pork were cheaper; Beef and Veal bold at last prices ; and the trade fur the most part was somewhat dull.—The sales iu the Hay Market were But lively. Straw and Clover have cut up in price; Hay has dropped in price. The following prices and numbers are an accurate statement : To sink tile offal per stone of Bib. Reef....3s. 2.1. to ss. Oil. Head of Cottle this day : Mutton 2s. SJ. to ss. 2.1 Masts Lamb ...os. 0.1. to Os. Orl. !Steep 3,649 Vca1....44 01. 'to 6s. 6.1 Calves 146 Pork....ils. 103 to 5.5. 8.1. Pins . .. HAY—MARKET Hay... 3/. Os 0.1. to 51. Os. 0,1. Strait Closer 4l. Os. Od. to 7/. Os. 01. NIOVGAtE AND LEADENHALL MARKETS. (By the C.arrus.) beet 3. • Oil to 44 0.1 Veal 4s 0.1 to Its thi Minton.. Ss 84 to 40 84 I Pork 4s 84 to 511 8d PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW. IT. JAvres. Wit ITITIIAPFL. Pay SI Os 041 to 51 lis 6d 0rrj..41" UN Od lo bl 16s OA Straw 21 84 01 10 RI IS rd Straw 21 12a 0.1 to 21 lfis Od Cloirer 41 Ow 041 to 51 1.50 Od Clover 61 Os MI to 71 0.4 011 PRICE NEW NAOS. O;TU 241 Os MOWS" 221 Os to 951 10s HOPS. MEM POCK TT. Kent.... 251 16s to tB/ Itt gusscx.. 251 10t to 27/ 0s Essex.. 261 Os so 281 Os Enruhain 281 Os to 341 Os RAW HIDES. Best Heifers soul Steers (per Ordinary.. 29 0.1 to 2. 211 stone).. 2s 8:1 to 3s Od Market Calf „On to 7- .... I Middlings 24 441 to 2. 6sl Eng. Horse Os 0.1 to Oi 0.1 PRICE OF RAW FAT per 'Wee, of Slb. As stated by the Tallow I As stated by the Butchers. Metiers. I Rt. James's Market 4. 9.1 St. James's :Market ..4s 91.1 11'hiterhaprl Market 1. 1 4 0 White...impel Market 4s op Clare Market.. Average.... 4s 9d Nerreate Market th Oil Average...... 4s 80 Melt OF TALLOW, Tows ildiew 014 Ihl lid TeUelo ionsalOW. &I 834 0 . 1 Whif04010,,,. —s Od —s Od Saw AM Od —4 Od Maus Ikea 07s Od —• Od Blab meek .. 46 Od --s 0.1 SOAP, See. per 11216. Yellow Strap 100 r Mottled . Curd ll4, Palm llor Graves l4. Good Dregs lO. 1141 PRICE OF CANDLES, From Tallow Chandler. Hall. Price of Caamllra, per dozen, 12a 6/1-11oolds, 14A 041. lid. per *mew allowed fur may money. PRICE OF I.F.ATIIER. Botta, 50 to 56Ibe. each 21;41 to 23.1 per 'b. Ditto, 56 to 66 lba. each 24.1 to 2U Dresseg Hides Fine Coach Hides 164 to 1011 Crop Hides 35 to 40 IN or cutting l7ll to 194 Ditto 45 to 501 M.......... 104 to 214 Calf Skims 30 to 401 b. 174 to 2114 Ditto 50 to 70Ibo ....0W to 30.1 Ditto le to 801ba 24.1 to 404 Small Seal. (Greetaland) 424 to 27.1 large ditto 1100006 Hone hides . 141,4 to 1711 Sibterit Home hides lll4 to 214 SHEEP SKINS. Polled .. O Od to 101 44 Downs . .bo 04 to 7. 04 FOREIGN WOOLS, per lb. Spauisb Sheep, Lemma oil is 7s 0.1 Segovia 4.1 3d s E. 311 ----- Saris 34 0,1 a bs Od -- Seville _ ..... _ _ _ _ Saxony, Id . 4s 04 • 5s 94 ealseatia, Ist 241 26 811 a 3s 94 OILS, per Tun, of lISS Gallons. New Greenl.Whair.. 531 64! Speru►areti ll5/ 1201 Old —l —1 Linseed Pale Seal. . . 581 .1 Pale Rape SPIRITS, per Gallon, in Road. 9ratuly,Cog.ll2lo.l a IYs Od I Geneva .... 32 RJ a 32 Ail Saterdratix 92 Sd a 9a 6d Jamaica Rum 326.1 aSs 9•1 Spanish .... es 3d Leeward —.32 lid a 32 lit WI N F.S.—( Exclusive of Du t y.) Lishon, per Pip. 3bl a 411. I Mad per 1111 gall. 55/ a 4541 Purl May 1310 gall. 371 a 4W. Sherry, per butt ... Rif a 451 Maly 7. • 7d. per plias, Sr 541. 0.. Id. IN.( pipe. COAL MARKIIT, Fenacsal Rhips at 11lawket. Ships l4dd. Peke. 19 Newcastle O.l. to 43s 91. 1 Rotwierland 1 Stowe Coal PRICE OF STOC Bank Stork .... 25n 3 per Ct. Red... HUH 3 per Ct. C005e......79g 4 per Centr. . 991 5 per Ct. N. Ann. 1064 B. LAnn... voi IS-I S YESTERDAY. Imp. 3 per Cent..... 79 Indio Bonds ....100 pr. 1 i 6 pr. Ex. Bills. 2.. 1 8 2 1 pr. Ditto, 2 Lottery Tickets 19/. 10•. Cons. for Ace.... 79211 BIRTH. At Naples, on t►e illthnit. the Consort of the Comtesaa der-iu•CYkf, Priam Nugent, of a daughter. DEATH. Wednesday last, at the Wass of Miss Cottle, her sister, in Wimp°le-street. Mary Anne, the wife of t►e Rev. George Tbackeray, D.D. Provost of King's College, Cambridge. HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LONIX)N BRIDGE. Moruiog 41 Act 2. I Evening l Orr 3. PIGEON X 1100 77 VG. A second egatele of pirenat shooting took ithe , in 131.rk. rut k Potions, StltweX, by mat ly the saute rot% tsottred by us there a *hurt time since, on Wedni sda v. 011 111 , / 6144:1114011 Ilw slaughter Wes lint I. illu.r, Lot 1111 t 1 . ,• I.llll', at was skilfully the Inverse. Ths osutlu•r of b0.1..10rt4 took wing, front the lisp .I:lll).G.tar, of o Inch v.•111%-six were lagged, four near brought down by the thst.titt II• altouterr, at.cl four only r %taped. Not a had swrvited the deadly level of the fowling piece ui Ilr ; Caphitt Lane was nearly as successful; and fatal tal.'iTee to the feathered tribe nrirkril the blazon; oeess of all e galed. A dinner, as before, followed, at the star a o d ter Tavern, whine, on the removal of ih.• +r rile. .11 If, ithr• table-cloth), the ileitis's mill ic, f rivers 4 - harp'''. swizzle high, eitth grope, made known the uuawtnity, uud the pa triutie tussle amid feelitop of the day. Tin. high (*mebae* was in the Chair. riMIE Celebrated CORI)IAI. RA I, tof GILEAD is • preaerver anti 14 shorter of Malik itt the weak, the Pickly, and infirm ; its WAS of and is notating qua lily, indisputably residers it the MA Airdicitie for ie:axa. tient', debility, lassitude, treinurs, sulking of the apt MA All those nersous aitectimes wlnfh harass and opprt sa the weak, the sedentary, and the &loam; it waritis stud steadies the fold and lecinuluu. nerves, intneer3te. Ike at torn tar system, aoinsales the spirits, and Irtitow.sles the w bolt . (has, whereby the chill watery fluids become rich and balsamic, and the circulation resumes its healthful state. gold by Ltigh, 18, Strand; flacon, 140, tWurtLvlrvet; Sutton and Cu BOW Church-yard ; Butler, Ch. np.i.l ; Teat, Exchange ; and Ward, NulMrru ; and all tither Medicine Venticrs, price Ile. each, or four is one Fautily flunk fur 335. by which one IL. hortle is say. d, wish the mortis " Saml. Solomon, Liverpool," engruStil on the statinp, to imitate which is felony. 414 Dr. Solomon expects, allows consulted by letter, the usual comiliment of it one•poolid oi,le to be enclosed, na llMllif .‘ Moroi !mit. r, Sol.oeor, Coltad-Housr, urn Liverpool.—Paid double pusinge." Alto, !wive 'lose chiflinm Thai Fearre, biterestio:, and t %wits I woik (ulti which is civil' an dolma , Portrait of Ilse Aptili..r, a n d a View of Giirail-Hoose), entillril A GUIDE to H EALTH ; r r, Advice to b , lll SeXCP, in a Vero ty of curnpl.mt.. Ity s. sOluutoli, Su.) Containing u Female Discuses. Nrrvosta a n d Consplaint• ; also Remarks on dime Diseam-a wills uh:eli sic 'mason body moat frequently afflicts it ; explaining the ay mule .of Irratntrolt, and remedies mind properly adapts J for Svoual kc. &c. Art Cesar cut saber," was the mitt() of him %Ow parsed the Itishieum All ENOVATION t.f tltr human f :tine fat t, a desideratum in Medical Science; no dionvls make such ravaD.s on the h tdliy sett o. as Vole the Syphilitic poison gloolts i.npe.c.•ptibly aloue s until every organ is debilitated, and the contamination as sumes 11w features of dew's. As the immediate appearances are retterally slight, an etrly application Its ns a ill prevent the pain and *langur that happen f improper tieatinent. Itunside sympisios invsiesabiy arise from ignorance an.! eiegleo, they may ever he parried by a vigoroim exertiors of talent Of the ap peal be not ton long slrlayeri), and the patent ths one, the gradual progress of Iti alth lwessmes assured of its continuance. mill does out the most complicated inveteracy of 01 shove dis.seder equal those inst. locus of calamity, olio re by the• practice of a tett et soli hit y s ieu, the Must energies of onshore become exhausted, wows! sleloility• ensues, Acid the solliaer it exposed to the forfeit of despair. It is for him to Look forward to the cheering beams of hope, %Own we boldly assert IL it even desperate cases yield Is. our mild rs atm al ivs s. Other inapt - slims ids itemise t•s irritate the sensitise Noe. lions—sassne 'Worst, sollsols nespiired ;sa attic - turf a, weak nesses, igc in all of them me offs r the adaptive riocsel‘, hotrod of the moan! Intrassoing plots of caustic ur stinistian is. But especially iii those - sleieatr peculiarities incident too the softer sex, is our runoviit Ina nn•ltnsi appl.rable, I.y r 4. ..... title deficiencies that too atria inshitter matrimonial nth canons. A candid examination of professional ampsiremesst need only Ise feared by him whit is conscious of hicapricity ; ac are micsonneetesi miilt the delusive and insinuation: rq.pear. ance of a public inst gut iun, nail vaunt Roo uumival itor Rood patronacr, though sanctioned by many of the K. bibly, and even of the Faculty itself; as Mesnlwes of the [.merlon College I.f Surgeons, our title to the confidence • of society is 1101 " imposing; ' our are our promises " tsio emus," Ihcy emanate from is practice proving by its unvarying *meccas, that no attrtnpt, however clathest with presumed authority, can preclude Ilse knowledge of those pre..enoinent wlv:c.- tags•. which are attached to ear systron—ill euineidew•e therewith this intimation is given, that patients of calor sex may CollFlllt it; with secrecy, and to prevent nui.ton derstansling, the terms, prohalsle duration of the romphsint, kc are always stated at the first interview, or in answer tV letters containing a batik note. GOSS and CO. 111.R.C. Surzeons. 13, Bouverie-street, Peet street, Louth'''. RENOVATED H 1:1 H. / T has been tut) frequently the Pill ileet of jn-t acid g.sieral reprobaii oo , that men, deatitnte of the ele.- mews of the inectitul art, have ufTtreil themselves as (moll. dates for public patronage in the loofession of ',tusk.. For the tiorpose old justice to the result of our similes and experience, and to prevent us from being classes! 41110I•g lino* (lupines, whose impudent pretensions have, unfurtimate ly for society, been too (amenably receives), we bez lease toe solnuit, to the liberal soil enlightened, az faithful statement of our pursuits and acquirements. After having rereirs .1 a regular medical education, as the pupils of Messrs. Grinds) sod Hlisnrd, whose ketoses ass.l practices we carefully at. tended, as Peufessurs and Surgeons of the Louden& Hovland, we emend ourselves ks skidenli in Ihat justly celebested mho. I for neediest acquirements, the Royal College of Edin burgh, and were instructed in the diffefelli branch. a of Anatomy, Surgery, the theory and practice of l'h)sie, Cbc• , misery, Midwifery, Botany, dic. &e. eke. by those ensivest professors, Des. 31iinro, Gregory, Rhiet, Henri:ton. Doneart, and Rutherford. We trust we shall not be aerated pre. sunset in saying, that our rofitieney and acquiremetst, are mot inconsiderable. Having for a long melt a of scars sonde certain complaints, sod the various diseasis of DE BILITY, the pas ticular object of • 1411114 S pracsire, it will, we hope, tor atlowed, that we hate &aqui.. sop., kW kestarlerlge of their to ma on. tit and cure. to slight 31111 i ,cec me VOWS of WIC( lion, a perfect re-establishment is t ,omplet../ 11w short period of Iwo clays; aud in those of the lit ineod in. veteracy, where other pramitiossers hate failed of success, is proper perseverance its our plan of treatment anuses to the patient a safe •old radical cure. Amidst the awlalielsoly variety of disorders whisks,* Van effect, of a habit lung and most ouhappill pursued by die youth of bulb sexes, there are noise more Mantling .w more distressing than those deficiencies and delsild.es which Cr, - quently prevent or inibitter the matrimonial state. To sua:v persons it must be a consoling rater:tom to know, that they may now, by a new acd infallible mode of !Irani.. ea, be ve. ; stored to that greatest of all humane blesivinp—a manly, and vigosuits constitution. to all caws of debit from whatever cause arising, as well as in etrry species of certain infection, we may be consulied by patients of . ilk c sex, witholte greatest secresy and humour. HUUII/ of 1-41. sultation at house, from ten to Arse, awl from six in Ike es ' g till ten at night. Patients iii the county are requested to state the pis tie s of theht case, age, and grurril habit of lit . en. losing a rensittauce fur advace sod nieskrines, e same will he given or sent to soy part of the kingdom. a ingots secrecy so essential lii our undertaking, Illc postage of letters may be added to the account for medicines. CURRIE and CO. Surgeons, No. 107, Usttou.gardeli. LONDON: Printed aad Palolishzd at IbeEce, No I. atraad; Agree Advartioemeats are received, an : • (past paid) mast he &Mira:bed—C. SMITH. N: rtement's tan, Pfister—J. WHITE, No. 127. rublAbri. Cru brit Mas.re of BA Mr. Jr gimes) orns), P w Mac 'rheatr llaltp "Poo fl Attesiti RI II p mouth'. the it. uxnRiDGE. dito ori t i zter's Return, Tnuasnao, FEIROART 19. per Wool 4.10t —s p 271 hs Barley, per quarter ..:10. —4l to ht v --d Oats . 24s —4l to 3tis —4l Beams 4Os —d to sOs —d Peas 46s —4l to Ms —d aye —s dto —4 :--41 N VW BURY, BERKS. *heat 524 to 95s Od Oats Bye •to —a Ild Beans Barley 32s to 1144 Oil Peas Mead, Is. 110. to 2s. 1141. per Gallon. 1 r_ ed i L lwr u NJ Dry had 1 TI will I ire. Rani The dm', Va whirl r Dv Lllattl Kernl False Kinic Leila, To vrl king Nora Clow ward' Prier Odle Ph 11.,x I AI Mr. i be per On ,lo or TI (no II notict 0,9 7 'Own and ll Prit Mr. Pi ellllllll Mintri Mewl To rut pout callt • Piir ith. his Su Minn. sad noose AV•GIr, Curcio mom OP • Cansbr .I.c espreei with w Ile W I auce ul ~. f E AU ii., h &my i ' , kick 1 In c like •II the imp ' It The Aici . cad 1• .