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been present at the time, and could'_'oeak' to the _ truth or falsity of what he said.. Major boveton replied, .rta it was very true; and that general Eriglsh Gentlemen were conseently much dis vise,l with his Highness. That one da.y., when his Highness had assembled all the gentlernT::, under pretence of giving them an entertainment, but re idfv 14 the .above purpose, and bad accordingly suggested pacific ni:'.Jsures', the expedie;,ce of : which beurged in a thous-a - nd ways, they were so displeas ed. that the); went away with Out partaking of the entertainment ;' nay, that to their animosity might be attributed the assumption of his Highness's country : ' that when the orders were received from . .. the King of En - gland to restore the _ try, they framed the prerence arming: themselves that his Highness was too much attached' to TIP p6O-' SITLTAUN.; and that the restitution of his country would consequently be an impolitic' mea sure : but his Lordship maintained his opinion sing.: ly, and, disregarding the animosity of all the others against his Highness, delivered to him (his High ness) the country, agreeably tä the,direetions of his Majesty. The story is very long. We have only writteu.to your Majesty a very small part of it. At present the commanding officer of the Fort, and the other English gentlemen who are here,.behave towards the NAWAU B WALLAJ A H as if they were his servants. The Princes. staid two hours with his Highness, and at the iime of departure were presented by him with two Khellauts of embroide- ry for the. Tenanch, two Kulgus, and two .Sur_ paishes of the finest jewels. We made endless apo logies, and requested that he would excuse our ac.: ceprance of them. He said, " thisis a festival, and I have given to, my sons and my whole family new garments. These are also tny.chiidren, and I enter tain for them even 'a greater degree of tegard;and I .11 - lust not negled them ; . these things possess little value, and it is not your province to interpose be.. tween me arid my children." In like manner his Highness- presented GHOLAUM Af.Li KHAN with a .Khellaut, consisting of a Khulgu and SUrpaish, me with a Surpaish - and Khellaut; and SHIRKH SO -3..1'`,4AN KHAN with another. He then took a hand of each of the Princes,land descending from the up.: per part Of his loUse, accompanied them to the outer door of the Tbshuk Honnah, where he took leave of them. OMDUT UL OMRAH, and his other eons, attended theni to the road, Where. they left them, after seeing them into their. Palanquins, and the Nabob at parting embraced them with the greatest warmth. . We have thus communicatkdtoyour Majesty the particulars of the friendly condu ,of the NABOB' WALLAJAH and the other Sirdars ; in.faet, the dis- , position of all ranks of people is equally favourable, for whenever, the Princes.go otit any where, thou sands of them stand in the. street, and Offer up pray.. ers for your Majesty's prosperity. On festivals and other Fridap in congregation, all the Mosul_ mans first offer up their prayers for, your Majesty's preservation. Mdy, God ftilfil them! - Upon, our return dancing girls and musicians, &c. were sent with the Prince's retinue, and after our arrival at the Prince's house, and sitting there for two hours, danced, and were then dismissed. (A true translation.) (Signed) N. B. EDMONSTONE, &C. &c. &c. ~.~.J♦ BI An. Tuesday, the 3 tst of August, at Ahoyne Castle, the Countess of Ahoyne, of a son. On Tuesday, the 7thinst. at Coltness, in Lanarkshir, the Lady of Lieutenant-Colonel George Callrinder, younger of Craigforth, of a daughter. . • . - NEWCASTLE, SEPT. 11. YESTERDAY / se'nnight, the Owners of Percy • Main Colliery, accompanied by a great number of the neighbouring G'entlenien, walked in procession with the first Waggb,p of Coals from the. Winning, to the Staith at Whitehill POint. The. Procession moved iia.the following order : • • Master Sinker with a Trophy. . - Sinkers, four and four, with Cockades.Enginewrights, four and four, with 'Cockades. - Smiths, -four and four; with Cockades. • Music and Colours. , WAGGON,- with GRAND STANDARD. • Viewers,' four and four. • • OWNERS. Gentlemen, four and four. Pitmen, fotir and four, with Cockades Waggorimen, tour and four... , Enginemen, fouiand tour. Labourers, 'four and Staithmen. • • • i On the arrival of the "Procession at the Staith; the Waggon Was taken to the'Spour, where a Ship was in readiness to receive the Coals, into which they were immediately discharged. At the instant of the Coals being delivered, a Salute of Artillery was-fired, the Band playing at the satne time, the well_known Tune of the " Keel Roerv." The Company then formed a Circle, when " Success to Percy Main". was drank, with three times three. The. Procession them returned to the Winning; . . where a, plentifu l dinner was prepared, which the Company (consisting of upwards of one hundred and fifty Gentlemen) sat down to, at one table, under a Canoprereaed for the purpose, at three o'clock. After dinnr, a number of appropriate Toasts were drank, and the afternoon was spent with the great est conviviality. . All theMorkmen belonging to the Colliery, were plentifully regaled with beef 'and plumb-pudding, strong beer and punch, and amused themselves with .nausic and dancing till a late hour. It is pleasing to iefle6t, that this :irdunns and ex_ pensive undertaking, has been brought to a conclu sion without the loss of a single life. The immense quantity of Goods found in 'and about this Town, as formerly mentioned, were found to be the property of William Fenwick, the H►.sb.mnd of Mrs. Fenwick, who was apprehended, and which, with a view of eloping, she had at va -rious times, through the assistance of Ranson. and -others, got conveyed to his house for that purpose. Adam Hutton and the Lady 'have been liberated— but, unfortunately for her paramour, during his examination before the Magistrates, Mr. Fenwick • claimed the Watch in his pocket as his property, and proved it to have been stolen, consequently, Mr.. Ranson was committed for trial at the next Sessions—but has since been admitted to bail. SMITHFIELD MARKET, Sept. 13. To sink the OfEd--per stone of 81b. Beef, 45. od. to 4s. Tod. l Veal, 45.-od. to 6s. od. Mutton, 51. 4d. to 6s. od. 1 Pork, ss. 4d. to 64. 4d. Lamb, 51. od. to 6s. 4d. HEAD OF CATTLE. THIS DAY. Beastsabout 22,60 - -Sbeep and Lambs z 4,000. NEWCATE and LEADPIHALL 'MARKET, Sept. :3 Beef, 35..4d. to 4s. 4d. real, 3s. Sd. to ss:4d. - Mutton, 4s. Sd. to ss. 4d. -Pork, ss. 4d. to S. 4d. lainb; 4s. Sd. to ss. Sd. PRICE OF CEA,THER Ib.)AT LEADENHALL. Butts, 5o to 561 b. each - Ita. to 23d. Ditto 6o to 641b'. eath -24 d. to 26d. Merchants' Backs, - - - xold: to . 24d• Dressing Hides, - - - -18 d. to 2.0 d. Fine Coach Hides, - - - zod. to -2.13 d. Crop +tides for cutting, - 20 d. to 22d. Flat Ordinary - - - - - aid. to .19;,-(1. Calf Skins, 40 to 501 b. per Dozen' -24 d. tO . 33(1. Ditto, so to 7011). - - • ,26c1. to 32. d. Ditto; 7o to 3olb. - -25 d. to _ . 27d. .Small Seals (Greenland) 36d. to 39(1. Per lb. Large ditto, _ ion. 3. to 4.33. per Dozen. Tanned Horse Hides, ' 13s. to 323. per Hide. Goat Skins - „ - to —s. per Dozen. Bark, per load, - —l. to.-1. RAW E IDIS. ____ ........ Best Heifers and Steers (p. st.) Ordinary, zs. Bd. to 25. ToS. 3s. ..Id. TO 35.3 d. Maiket Calf, 9s. 6d. each. Middling, 3s. od. to 3s. zd. English Horse its. 6d. to 16s. Sheep Skins (Snearlings) - zs od to 3s od . Larnb Skins TALLOW_ I Town Tallow 655. ed. Russiado. (Cand) 6os. 635. Russia do. (Soap) 6os. Melting Stuff 565. —s. • its. 40. Ditto rough 395. Average price 3s. Od. Graves Los. od. Good Dregs los. , Yellow Soap, 725.—Mottled, 80S.—Curd, 84s. Price of Candles per dozen, los. 6d.—Moulds, us. ed. • PRICE OF '1 St. James's Market 33. gd. I Clare Market .3s• 90- ‘Vhitechapel Market 3s. iod. per stone of 81b. . . . St. JAMES's HAY MARKET, Sept. tr. Hay, 41. os. od. to 71. tis. oci.—Aver. 51. 17$. 6d. Straw, al. 17s. od. to 31. 6s. od.—Aver. 31. Is. 6d. WHITECHAPEI MARKET, Sept. t“ Hay, 5L os. od. '6 71. 16s. od.-.-Aver. 61. Bs. od Cl 6 71. 7s. od. to 81, Jos. od.—Aver. 71. as. 61. Straw, 21. 4S. od. to 21. ISS. od.-7--Aver.'2,l. ifs. od. COAL EXCHANGE. Best Coals, in the Pool', 'per Chaldron 4ts. od. Delivered to Housekeepers at - sos. od. Second Sort per Chaldron , - - 375. od. Delivered to Housekeepers at - 465. od. Inferior sorts cheaper in proportion. COtNTRY tix BR NIArtK•ETS. The Corn-Inspeaor's Return, ort Thursday, Sept. 9: 1V heat, per load, 151. —s.. to - Oats, - 245. to 3os. /81. —s. "Beans - - 355. to 395. New ditto, 171. los. to fol. •Pease - - 4os. to gas. Barley, per guar. 335. to 38$. NEWIWRY Wheat, szs. od. to 695. od. New Wheat, —s. to —s. Barley, a6s. od. to zBs. 6d. , -SEPT. Beans, 345. od. to 4os: ad. Oats, 2os. od. to 275. 6d. Pease, 365. od. to 4os. od. • wAtzmINsTER, SEPT. Wheat, 645. od. to 725. 0.1. Oars, 2tS. od. t 0,215. pd. Barley, zss. od, to 3 is. od. Beans, 38s. od. to 41.5. od. LONDON Printed by BUCHANAN f11`14 , 111.1.AN Covent-Gard( At the SUN-OFFICE, No. II z, Strand; where Advertisements, Ordrri VENEItEAL. BLINDNESS, &c. T 9 Mr. - TnomAs TAYLOR, Surgeqn, N 0.9, New Bridge-street, Loildon. DEAR -SIR, is with the most heartfelt satisfaAinn that I acldress•yotion the incomparable. excellence of your in valuable 'Medicine, LEAKE's P.ATENT,PILLS. In the Spring•Of this year I had the misfortune to contract a Vene real Cbmplaint, attended with the most alarming and dan gerous symptoms ; insomuch, that I have been confined to my, room for a 1-'hole week together, and hot able to stir cut of it ; I had -- no rest night nor day, and suffered the Most excruciating pain and torment, an d what still worse,. my .eyes grew weak and dim, so • that I could scarce discern any objed, if ever so close t? me, and expected nothing less than the total, loss - of my sight.- a stout, healthy, and. rather corpulent ntin, • I.became a mere shadow, and an objeel ofpity and compassion. My friends had all giVen me over, an thought my recovery. impossible_ In this dreadful state, and expecting every minute t o h e my, l ast in th i s wdrid, I was fortunately - recommended by a neighbour to try your Medicine; but having tri,ed- all. medical aid, to no purpose, and being at ,an enormous expence, it was some time before I could be prevailed on to take t them ; last I sent for six boxes, and before I had taken thdth all, I found eon siderable benefit; my pains gradually decreased ; and nay eye sight grew better and, to the great surprize and asto.iish 'Tient of all my friends (after taking three boxes more), my 'health and strength was perfectly restored, and I ain now (thanks. to -my :cod and your invaluable, Medieines) 'as well and,hearty as ever I was in my life, • You are at full liberty to publish this .in any manner you, think proper„ fo* the benefit of society at large; -and which I should have sent you 'sooner, but was feai - ful.of a relapse. I remain, with the utmost gratitude, Dear,Sir, your obliged humble Servant, - P., L. LEIGH. High-street,'Birminghani, Nov. r, 17 99 . The above Medicine is earnestly recommended to all Persons that are in any doubt of their being entirely free Of, every Venereal Alledion, particularly to those about alter- ' ing their condition. in lite, as it will certainly eradicate every taint of that nature, of however long standing, or however disguised under the•appeOrance •of other disorders it may be; for Sem - bilge; Glandular ' • and cutaneou s Com plaints it is also recommended to be taken, espe c i a ll y i n the Spring, Summer, and'Fall„ Prepared- and SOldby• the sole Proprietor,Tuom A s TAY LOR, Member of the Corporation of Surgeons, London, at his House, No. 9, New Bridge-street; where he will give Advice, without: a fee, to persons - taking these Pills', and, will answer Patients' Letters, if post=paid, on the -.same terms, observing in all cases the' Most inviolable secrecy, no. Patient's 'name or casehaving been mentioned, but at their' own, particular request,-by the Proprietor,sduring the course • of more than, 35 years, • that• he -has had the conducting of an extensive. sale of the above Medicine; and the Practice' arising theretrom. • • • _They are .also seld by ,his appointment, at the Per.. • furrier's, No, 35, St. Alban's-street, Pall-Mall; Mr. Ro-' bertson's 'roy-shoip, No. zo3„.oxford:-street ; Mr. Steel's, No, t, Union-rolv, Little Tower-hill • and by one Per son in every considerable Town . in England, fee. in boxes 'of only. 2S. 94. each, scaled up, with flail arid plain Di reetiorg, whereby Persons of either SeX may cure them selves with ease - and secrecy. • •N. 13. Each Box sold in Great Britain is sealed up with a Stamp, on which, by favout of the Cointnissioners' is printed at the Stamp-Office—" T. Taylor, No.. 9, New• Bringe-street,','—toiniitate which is Felony, and all °the. , be counterfeit. • 1); and Publishe'd by MARM IC.ist (olHor:se. For akc Paper ' Letttrs fur the Editor s Scc, (prot-pai - ferry- roa4, Westniinster); d.), must be addressed.• COTINITY Q •cm Vitt. TO BE SOLD N . ' AUCTION, By Mr. cHtusilE,. • At his Great IZ.Se'clin, in r,ii_man, In NOV EMBER NEXT, THE LIFEHOLD IN FERgST 4al - 11.11.TH'i CENTLEMAN, AGED TWENTY-NINE YEARS, In the following . Capital and Valuable-FR E E fi - OL D, ex tensive' 11ANORS of CHRISTLETON, HUNTING-- T;),N„ and SA IGHTON„ with their Quit-Rents,. Royal ties ere, ; and. ESTATES, consisting of eli g ibl e Farm;, necess,:iry Ruadirgs, and T FTE EN HUNDRED and N I N X ACRES of Rich Arabic Meeciow, ntai ture, and. Wood-Land, eligibly situated .within two Miles, and seven Miles . of - the City of Chester, It't oWat the present low. Rents,iarrounting, to TWO THOUSAND THREE HUNDRED and SEVEN TY-EIGHT-POUNDS NINE SHILLINGS and . SIXANCE, • brit of the Annual - Value of tipwards.Of TH-REE THOUSAND POUNDS. the Av hole of the above ithproyeable Estates will become the abtiolutr, Property of the- Purchaser, in possession for t ; and daring the Liteof the said. Gentleman, aged Twenty,nii,e Years. ' • • Printed particulars_ are preparing, and will be forthwitß • ready. . • SEA HOUStS, EAST-BOURNE.- - TO. BE LETT BY AUCTION, '.•l3y Mr. WHITE; : L. . •• • , For..Sixty,-onc..Years, from Michaelimis.aoz, At they Lamb . I,m, E ast -B ourn; d o Thursday -the 23d of September, / 18•:.)2, at'Sititi'Clock in the Afternoon, QFNERAL COTTAGES • and BUILDINGS, -1.13 with the Groind marked out, and thereto adjoining, in • the most eligible Situations - at the Sea-side, in East-Bourne, • have been lett on long. Leases- and-will fall into the hitnds of tive Lords of the Manor, at Michaelmas TBO2, viz. -In Four Lots, a.PIECE - of GROUND, situate on the- - West Side of Mrs. Beckett's Lodging_ louse, with the Ware • hoses anti Buildings thereon, containing' in front towards the Sea-beach St feet, and in depth, at the East End, 29 feet inches,. and.at the West End 2o feet to inches. in Two other Lots, a PI EC E • of GitO UN D, with the Cottages and oili2rAttildings thereon, containing in front to wards the Sea-beach 65 feet 3 inches ; in the rear towar ds the Road 63 feet, and in depth on the Vest Side 53 feet, and on the East Side 68 feet. 'Fitts Piece Of Ground adjoins the Capital Lodging-house of Mr. Bradford, and commands, the same Prospects and Con veniencieS. It is consequeritly'a most desirable Situation for a lintel, or any other public purpose, as well as for any pri vate purpose. • -•-' • • Mr. CharleS, Vine, or Mr..' SV3tite, of .East-Bourne, shed - the Prei - nises.- • • further. particulai-s may be had 4;) . t Mr. Roper, - at Lewes. • • • A 13E,if.friyu i..st ru ATI oN at EAST-11 - 01JRNE. - BE" SOLD Y Al.lO - 110/Nli . ' -By Mr. WHITE, At the Lamb Intl, at .gJist-Botirne, on.. Thursday. the z3d of Septerrib.:r, 18 . 04; at Silt o'Clockin the A ;:ternoun, * A .COTTAGE - ,• BARN,' an d GARDEN, with P-iece of Land adjoining,..containing' t A :7 P. sit tuatt..at Meads, in East-Bourne, and now in the ocoapatioa. o f • This Property i 'l' zezliold, adjoinvtrgood Road, and com mands the finest Proc7c.cfs.. I.t is not liable to oily Heriot, uit-Rent, or Right of Wad'. The Ocoupier wili-shew the Preinfses:,• and further pull. culars 111;y-be ho,d of Mr: HOi)e'r e at LeV , n. • ' • •NEAI.t. 1111.1.-E.RICAV., IN ' - -I;`istiX• TO I ;^ t r SO'LD I.ll' By . Mr. ;•- • , Friday the -4thSepteinber, at the Rainlirrw Coffee house, - in Corniiill, at Ttveleb'tinek, A •CAVITAL.;FREEHOL AstrATE, the greater part Extra -parochial and Tythe-frez, Tvc ll as the Great Tythes arising trout 160 Acres of rich Cora Land 'adjoi ning ; tiiost "advantagdunsly . sit uattid ott,. and roUnd Laindon Islll,, about. two .ancl • a hail...miles froirt BillericaYs twenty-four from, London, 'and only, thre e f rom a N aviga bla' Cat,. Which coMmuntcates'with 'the' River Tharne;, known by the Name of LEE CHAP - .E - t .ESTA'PE,. containing 3'o; Acres of very valuable Land,., 9 f which ,316 ,are Tythc-tree and Extra-parcatiric;new lettin two Farms, tdi Mr. The' ma:.; liurrel I, and Messrs: _tiro wna,..an . i.ew, -- of which F- 11 Years will be unexpired at Michaelin,as ilext, at old arid Fogs Rents.,'and on'whicli the Land-IT,ix lies been re,ceinixl.. Homestead - on Lee - Chapel farin i wOrthy cif beingiitt— proved for a (..;entieinaai's Residene.,, the Situation being vett conspicuous,, ant surrounded- by ! ? . oin'e fine old Meadow au/ Grainig' Land; and coromanding . i. View of nearly: the, wholo 1 of the ,EstarC. . „ , . • . „ - To be viewed Iv:leave ,of the Tenant, of ~ rhorn i-)inted Particulars naybe had; also at the Crown, - liilletleay Inns at Rbcliford and - Kaytei.gth - ; arid- the. H0t,..! at South-. End ; of:the, Printers of tile. Chelmstbrd and Ipswich pars; White. Harts; Bri:ntv%iood and Romford ; Itziinhow ; of Niesst. BrOwne and Taylor; Diss; goribilc ; Mr ratt." son,- Attorney-. at . LaVlti Witham, Essex ; Mr. Carter, Soli citor, Staple-Inn ; and of Mr. Raine, Land,surveyor,i-1 131 " Fotte-Street; 'Bloontsbury, where a correct Plan inav be scat • • ESSEX. . • ' ' ' 'FARMS, WOODS, TY THES, and , ilE RIOTS. TO RE SOLD, *- _ • V AST HANNINGVIELD HALL _ FARM, -L. containing' r.4t A. 3 R. to P. with 'Farm-house ILA other 13uildings, now tinder Lease to Mr. jaznt.s . Ta V a term of 2r, y ea r s , o f w hi c h to are unexpired at.ivlichaelniaS next. This Lot is to be sold elear.of Lanci.Tax, The LODGE FARM, in East Hariiiinglield, containin4 : 235 A.-1 R. 9 P. with Farm-honse - and Other Buildings, under Lease 'to Mr. William Wright, fora teriii of at t'ea'r', n 1 which to will be unexpired at .Michaelinas next, ir=e Land Tax."—The ah(Are - tenants are und,n• coieuant to keel' the .Prernises in repair, being allowed rough Tintbeconlv ! Alan the following lilroodst CHURCHLA.ND GROVE* adjoining to the Glebe and Hill Farm in East Hanningfiel containing I-6 A. 3 It„' 6 P.' GR E AT' 13 LY TH -HEDGE S, . adjoining to Seyirtqu r:J ! Lane, in West Hanningfield, containing 3o A. 3 R. „;.. LI TTLE - BLYTH HEDGES, adjoini n g di tto , 7 A. 0 '' 37 P. in ditto. • 5.4 ymo U SP RING ; lying between G reat and Little Blyth 1-ILdp's Wood, in ditto, 9A.3 R. P. GREAI and LITTLE' BLOODLAND WOOD, South Hanningfield Hall. Farm, i 6 A. - PA N DAM ► QOD between Gifford and Ham Farms, i " South I - Itinnhigfield, - ij A. 3 R. 16 P. . Also the G R EAT and SMALL TYTH ES of the Parishl of Ea ttsbury and Mountuessing, a nd th e GR E AT . Y H 6 '7 of the Parish of Btftst;d, which will he sold to the resFeai -A Przpriefors'of the Estates for which they are payable Also the HERIO TS due to the Lord of the several Manor of Writtle, Roxwell, ingatestont:-, MargarettinA, ..Mountn"" sing, Impey, Crondob, Great Bursted, Cowbridge, East' West, ancl‘Sbuth Hanningtield. Such Persons as may be inclined to purchase any of t hc o above, are desir e d t o treat by Lepel - , post-paid, with Thou' . Havers, Esq. IngateStone flail, .Essex. DROPSY. R. LUXMOORE, of Southampton Building s ' HolhOrn, London (late Surgeon at Uxbridge), thin; it necessary to acquaint th e P u bli c, t h at he coma-I,l°s'la, attend Patients in.tlie different sp ec i es o f t hi s ai son ier, in Town and Couatry. . , See his. Address . to Hydropie Patients, 3d Ecliiica. Additional Cases-. annexed. Sold by Muriay•and No. sa Fleet-street. - N.B.TNo letters, unless postpaid, will be 2 ttencled TO the PROPIO TOR, of STIRACIA's 74. 4, OILS, No.• 94; Ntwman-street; Oktbrd-slreet , 4Y Family _having much to do with iorse s, r ths have-seen the Wonderf u l e ff e ct s o f your Oils, t° s o t% growth of Hair On that Animal. • I thought to try it _, (11 1 a t0 ,. 4 04 . of mine,. that had very little Hair froth his birth. it- i - o•answer my mdst.sanguine expeatations, in making '-roc, grow both long anti thiek. Flavin g an' Inialit in the way, I have tried it onhirn with the sari C ' s uccess. w o. ,Friend o.rnipe seeing - the. elleti it had „on any familY., b a a desirous of tryirik.it orihis Horses' knees that the 1-131 r f as r, been off two years it not only rtilde the Hair grow Ircr, hut thick, -and of ittl natural colour. I ant, Sir, t'our's, Are.. 1144 "WHITWOS ,To. be hacoi , s above, 2rixi of viiili C ain hu s :s; N h- o s , tre 4 zt, Fa il i i , f l v 3 T...i'l a i Humphreys, No. z iS, Oxford-street ; Golding. Corfi w hill ; Mes. Hendrie, .Nó. 13, Tichhonie-stre et ; —og one principal ShOp in the. Country. at zl. 4is,. a '-'a ss. a Pot. ,:sIARRIED. At Ardvorlich, Perthshire, on the 6th instant, Dr. Pa— trick Lindsay, late of the Medical`St a ff in the West Indies, to Mtss Christian Maxtone, third daughter of tlie-late James Maxtone, Esq. of Cul toquhey. On Monday se'nnight, at Allantowu, near Dumfries, John Johnston, Esq. younger of Castiehill, to Miss Sarah John ston, youngest daughter of "the deceased Mr. - Johnston, of Lodgbedholm. DIED. On Sunday, ht his house on Streatham Common, in the 78th year of his age, We Newman, Esq, lie was ele6ted Alderman Of the Ward of Farringdon Within in the year 1786. On the 28th ult. at the Manse Of Kingoltirum, the Rev. Tames Badenach, minister of that parish, ,in the 47th year of his age. _ _ • On Sturday, the 4th inst. at Binny, Robert Stewart, Esq. of Binny. Un Sunday sennight, at Dumfries, Mr. Hugh M'Cor pock, sen. STOCKS. PRICE 0 YESTE R DA. V . Bank Stock shut India StOck Navy 5 per Cent. rooM South Sea Stock i per Cent. 1797, shut. Excheq. Pills. s. s. par I rish s per Cent. Fundable ditto prem. 4 per Cent. Con. shut • 3d Exchequer Bills dis. Omnium 91 per Cent. Red. shut . 9 dis. 3 per Cent. Con. 681- 1 4 1 . Imper. 3 per . Cent. 6 7 i 68 Ditto Scrip Ditto Ann. 1213-16 Bank T.. Ann. shut 1 Bank for opening Ditto Short Ann. { India for Acc. Ditto Scrip t Consols for O6}. 68m LONDON MARKETS,&C. VC IN MARK-LANE, dALPAS, Meal Weighers, h of Aug. to the 4th of Sept the new A& 164 Quarter:: 'at 64s od 572 at 63s od 85 at 61s 6d 6o 44 1 at 631 od 214 at . s7s od 2 75 107 . 1 4 —Average 645. 71d. han last Retukn. • Stiff' P.ILAIOLITIII, SEPT. !SI. Arrived—the Minerva, .Chapman, from Lundon for cant • Lord Nelson , Peter,..from a t o h -,- Testimony, 1. Bfackaller, from Cadiz,nwith wine ; Natay, Nowlan, from Cork, with butter tbr Londoh, - andsailectagain this evening ; Miners.Carbis, from Liverpool, with halegpocts for this Pbrt ; Priscilla, Nash, with grocpries, from Bristol; Three Brothers, Westcote, with bricks, from Liverpool ;. Richard, Cummins, from Cardiff, with iron, and sailed again for Plymouth. GRAVESEND, SEPT. 12 Passed by—the AEtive, Perry, from Cork ; London, Wil- Son, from Martinique ; Bcllona, Swan, from St. Vincent's John Adams, Parrot, from SaValinah ; Amphitrite, Main, from Trinidad; Assistant, Carr, from Malta ; Maria Caro lina, —, from Stockholm - Atalanta, Cummings, Jamaica, Thompson, Trusty, Jack Tar, Bury, and • the George, Clough, from Jamaica. Sailed—the Fanny, pennan, for Tortola ; Cilancl, White, for Trinidad.; Pluto, Head, for Venice ; Stag, Lachine, for Guernsey • Mac bull', Anderson, f or S ev ill e ; R ace H orse , Lewis,. anti Maria, Roberts, for Limerick. RETURN OF WHE By Messrs. C tr.n and IV Including only from the 3oth agreeably 'to IS Quarters at 765 od / go at 7as od 7z---- at 71$ 6d 70 88 37 2 428 294 1 49 924 363 Total 4863 Quarters • Is. o/d. higher t - • ARE :'URN OF FLOUR,' FrarrfAug..zB, to Sept. 3, from the Cotket Office. Sacks. s: d. I 1 Sacks. d. Sacks. s. d. //78g 5 ; a .20 53 6 I 220 52 0 20 54 6 I , 43 8 53 0 5 5 598 54 0 1 ,5 52 6 I 35 5 0 And t4.' Sacks at 465. Total 13153 Sacks.—. Average 545. 91a. ad. higher than last Return. AVERAGE PRICE OF ENGLAND AND WALES, Ending Sept. tr. Wheat- 675. Bd. 1 Barley 3 0 S. 7d. I Beans 355. iod Rye gos, Lid. Oats 215. ad. Pease 395, 3d SEEDS. Carra way - Corilnder Canary New Rapii Seed 35,s to 4os per cwt. 3os to 35s do. 84s to 88s do. 33 1 . to 361. per last. PRICE C BAGS. Kent, 71. Jos. to Si. rss. Sussex, 71. os. to 81. os. Essex, 71. 03. to 81. os. Kent, El. os. to 91. os. Duty laid F HOPS POCKETS. I Yearlings, 81. —s. to cl. —s, New, 111. gs. to —l. to —s. SUsscx, SI. os . . to 91. os. Farnham, 81. os. to• 22,000. POLICE.OI4 . I_CE, lON-FIAI.L, September r 3, ISoz. WHEREAS several Persons have been lately adjudged guilty of Misdemeanors before two of His. Majesty's justices of the Peace, ading'at the above Office,. for divers Offences committed by them against the Statutes of the 29th of Geo.' I I c. 30, and zd of Geo. 111. c. ig; and whereas the following Articles, suspedeol to 'have been stolen, were stopped upon them, namely, a Quantity of Logwood, Hemp, Lead, Iran, Almonds, Sugar, Cuals, Malt, Copper, lifin Nails, Solders, an Iron Screw, Eight Bottles of White Wine ' • And whereas the said several Persons did not produce the PerSonS tram whom thev - respedively boughter raceived,the same, or some other, credible Witnesses ) to depose upon oath the sale or deliyery thereof, nor did they, or any of them, give an 'accaunt to the satin' of the justices, how . they severally and respedively came by the same: these are, therefore, in pursuance of the Statute, togive Notice, That the said several Articles are deposited at the abcy. e Office, and that unless sotne Person or Versims can prove his or their Property thereto, upon oath, to the satisfaction of the J us tice.s; within thirty Day s from the date hereof, the same shall be. sold for th - e best price that can reasonably be had, and the money arising from such sale distributed as the Law . direds. The Ship MARY, .ot St. fohn's, Canada CAPTAIN Thomas:Oliv er , Master of the Mary, of St. Joh'n's, Canaaa,, solemnly declares that him Self received a deal of benefit. from Dr. Brodum's Nervous-Cor dial; likewise. his Wife, Mary . Ann Oliver, was lijinost. reduced to Death's door, and vas .perfealy cured by. talOig Dr. Produrn's Nervous Cordial, after being given over by all the able Physidians in the Country ; several.of the Inhabitants rAilie, Island have received-great benefit trouitbe-- abOve Nleclienies.7 Wittiess my Hand, THOMAS OLIVER, • A WORD TO THE WISE. As a serious caution to all ,who, from the nature of • tlnir Complaints, are obliged to have recourse, to that dangerous preparation Mercury. • 'Mercury is' certainly, if taken with - discretion, a most noble anti effettu.al Cure for every species of: enereal, Infeetion ; but, on the - other hand, ,there,is not an article in the whole.Materia :Viatica "so replete with dan ger. - Thus if a cold occurs whemtinder a course of this ex traordinary Medicine; it frequently. leaves behind it the Gout, Rheumatism, Numbness nt the Limbs, ParalYtic Affhdions, and which, perhaps, do riot appear:kV seven, eight, or ter; • year,. Nlany Pers..qis in. business, Servants, and,indeed all who, from the nature of their employments, are obliged to be out in all weathers; being- liable to catch cold under a course of Mercury,. hick may terminate with their lives; but no such danger wilt intervene to those. who substitute • Dr.'BRODUM'i BOTANICAL - SYRUP, which is particularly recommended to be used before persons enter into the Matrimonial State, lest the indiscretions - of a' Parent are the source of vexation to him the remainder of his existence, by, afflicting hisinhocent, but unfortunate Off spring, .with the Evil, eruptions s of a most maiignant ten dency, and a v a ri e ty o f other CoMplaints that are most as ititedly introdneed by the same neglect and - imprudence.- The Botanical:Syrup awtßestorative Nervo:Js - Cordial, to be had at the Doadr's House, No. o, .Albion-street, irs -13ot tics at 11. 2,. its. 6d. and cs., s , ct.ll)uty included) ; it:boult and Co.'s,. - Date Bacon, No. rio, Oxtord-,street, opposite Bond-street ; Golding, N. 42, Cornhill ; .Ward; Holborn ; Withers Rate Coeltell's) , Medicine Warehouse, No. 2.z9, .Strand, ...lerriple liar ; Tutt's Royal Exchange.; Williams, Perfumer to His Niajesti-, INlo. 4r, Pall-Mali ; E. Newbery, Corner of St,- Paul's Church-yard ; Bolton's, Royal- Exchange ;-• 'Ching 'and Butler, No,. 4, Cheapside ; Burgcois, Amick and Son, No*. - 32., 1-fayrriarket ; - Shaw's Me dicine NVaretrOuse, High-street, Borough,, opposite the South- • wark- - Bar* ; Pidding's, No. 76,. Orttbrd-street,. oppo-, -- site the Pantheon; Fbrbes, Druggist, 32 4 Blacknum-street,. Boron ; Bow-lane. • And to be ha;{ of all the Booksellers 'and Printers in the principal Mruket Towns in. the United Kingdoms., 1 1 Co t:, dt l Al c d , .] K.A t tlt uc ues t Th e 11) e II the