The Sun. — London, England, 1805-03-12 00:00:00

Winchester ;ano! Lent Fair commenced oil Mon. day se'rinight, which was well attended. Thete was a good supply of cheese from sos, 551. and fios. prime sold at Toy. to 775. Goad Bacon at ficl. per lb. by the flitch. Horses went at an high price, particularly those which were good. The clireie - had a dull sale on Fair day, till near noon, owing to the jobbers ; atul the ad day there was a good quantity left, but the, tellers i came down n On Friday seitniight the first Aberdeen Corn mar. kat Was held, and a very considerable quantity of Grain WAS sold by SarnOr Oats frov :70. to 435. per boll, and some choice rOtatOC Oats at ay. hear from 2 35. Igi. ease , 7s , 6d. On 'Thursday se'unigiv, a fire teak place in Mr. Jackson's premises, druggist, Dalc.street, v o o l, •oecestonetl by a spark of fi re adhering, 'unperceived, to a knife which was, used to stir a resinous composition then preparing, which tools fire, and the young num, atlXialla to preserve the warehowe from danger, was carrying the pan to the back part of the premilea, when, unfortunately, some of the composition went upon his clothes ; endeavouring to extricate himself, he let tlie pan fall ; the promises were then in great danger, and had it not been for the *try great exertion of the neighbours; might have been consumed. On Thursday evening a fire broke out in a malt. ing office belonging to Mr. Forster, jesus..lane, de stro y ed Cambridg e which neatly that ' !wilding.— By the exertions of the inhabitants it was preventatl train communicating' to weal timemente occupied by poor people. '. ' COA,L. EXCHANGE, March 9. ?lest Cnais, in the Pool,. per Chitldrcm 4h Gd Delivered to Housekeepers at . - . -• 64 r of ' , Sunderlat4. per (luldron - - 42 6d Delivered to liouickeepers at -' ',- s4s 6d b ICI4 Mtn RATS (of No 4, Martlett-Cout V.ow-S Ir , rt • aro t)utilithc Y ib W A/autos* Sea r South M (el Sootton.sirect, Gmv ,. nr.s4l-arr `ap At the SUN OFFICE, N'o. z, Strand ; 14 1 'WWI!I Order: f or the P e r , y . Leiters for dic L'ehlor, &C. (pri..,44), must 17.1 Itiarcll:a. , . VENEREAL' •BLINDNESS, sec. 4 14 014 Tot Mr. .HOMAS tA Yt,ttit, Surgeoil , N ''-' , 'l3ridge.street I t oncion. JL address you on thp DV' IR. SIR, ' * . , T T is with, the most heartfelt sa tisfaainn 1 'ir valuable Medicine, I.EAKE's 'PATENT P - 1 I ' ' - c i a Ni OP ' Sprit of this year 1 " the misfortulie to contra,. i „ do , real Complaint, attended with the most alarinint, and any ()pied, g er°us Y litPtartir• ; insomuch, that 1 11:0 0 o " e ' l i l e to 0 ineuinpanthle excellenet it ",.t . "pi t 0 1 to my rosin tbr a V , ltole week, together, and not a 0.,,,,, 000 out fit t 1 had no rest night' nor day and suili.led7s.wastf. excruciating pain -and torment, -tinti„ ! WlPt Aye s !,. t . 0; 4 4 11 my qes grew Weak "!ind dint,' sO that I coulitlic 4 joy e •T , if ever so cloic tone, and exile-s t o w , thaw.the total loss of 'y ght j—FrOtfl a sto* vv . ''' ;i lo:' and rather cr 1 ni- s' " ' ' . I '' . ' 111. .. • c rka entjnan, , I hteatue 4 mee . ' goir ,) ‘,4 obje:`,t of pity audeiampasaion. My friends luta ails- tirc,,,ik over, mid thought n,ty rec ove ry impossible. In ti , .s t io rtil state, and expecting every minute to .be MY' A l t' ,bOll l t ia wqrldi.L was fortunate)y .recortintended by A,,,!'7,,',1 0i.,,,,,'0i• try ybur Medicine 3 but having tiled all 11 10 "'`' 1 ". joroc t ' - t guLPose, and being at an enormous expetice, it W . ',, 0 s l ,t e w re ' l CQUI4 he Vre vatled Oil to take titimil at., found co.". fur six boxes, and before I. had taken tliein,a3 l,, i;rlY O r ' siderable benefit; 'triy pains graduallyi ch.l4:i-e:oca,;nfotipi.o", sight grew better, and, Lto thi:: gre3t: surpri z,,, 1111 oral 1 !nent of all my Bends (after taking thro 00. 06 , 'i a in ' O e s health and strength , was perfeOly restored. ; 111 , e ' „ 1 ; is o' (thanks ttt my God and your. invaluable Medicoe" 10 0 and hearty as ever I' was in M •lire y . , irt o t not Ili ito You arc .at ...full liberty to publish..this brat ai r o w ',ll you think !proper, for the benefit of' society r id °' .which I should h a v e sent you ~ to w, out,- WO 0.3 relapse. I retrain, 'l t 1 ) ' etude 1 1. :/l'' , Dear Sir, wit ale utmost gr 4 1 I ~ L, Sir, your ohlig:d humble Servant, It. .• 0 I-Ugh-Street, Birmingham, Nev. 1, 1799. ;.„„ ri de4 rAot The 'above Mtxlicitie: is earnestly irstenn l ' 1' O s': IF *eV' Persons that are in any OWN of their being en_t_t bo t A: 4 every Venereal Alli.l6tion, partionlarly t o Alwie i , 0,0 0 fin er their condition in life, is it will curtainslullegf AI ever taint •of that nature, of however long, ~„ do , .„, however die wised under the appeafance of otov;, 0 CO";# 'it may be; .or Scorbutic, Glandular, and Cut 3,,,," o cia l . • Plaints t it is also recommended to be take' , ""' TO the §pring, Summer, and Fall. '0 amen - at Prepared and sold by the sole Proprietor, " 1. !I L 4 r icis iza ~- 'Member of the Corporation Of 'Sunr,eonr.,c,,llio his House, : Noe 9, ,New bridge-street; *who! ''', c r im!,,,,,‘ Advice, without a fee, to persons taking• to - 0 - 1 , the ~, or will anavver, Patients' Letters, if post-P l ''isie 0.0 0 110 1 • terms, observing l all - 11 cases the , most inviola. but ,fit ~, 0 0 Patient's name or case having been mention 4 , l lfrit s ''', ot own pat;ieular requetn, by the Proprietor, durho*,,,ho.l;P of more qua 3s years, that he has had the e i gt o an extensive sale of the above Medicine. 04 lid' atising'thercfrom.d - • lie' , . 0 t so They are also sold by his appointment, it . )1(. 0 00 - fumers, No. TS,' St. Aliooatt'it'-street, Pall-A l2l Ait, St per. bertson's Toy-shop, No. to 3, Oxford.strzeti- ,„ ono. )5 r5 NCI, every'n, Little TovverAill4 anit i '? . , ir, rt ry son in considerable Town in England, , n r oil" ofonly 2s, A 9... each, scaler) up, with tut! • i• -- g oo t , rationsi Whereby Persons of eite.er SO 344 ' 11) - f ,„ 40 . Selves with ease and secrecy. - . . lea tir it cro .N. IL Each Box , sold in Great Britain is r tii ., s ivo 1 , 10 0 a stamP , on which, by . favour of the ~...C,1 ? " 14 0 . :AO printed •at the Starnp-oirkce - 44 T, 'ray r, „i ..4!' ltriidge-stteet,- , to Mutate which .is' FelonY , "' ate counterfeits. 1' UG I L I SM. . . Yesterday the light, whicithas been so anxiously' locked for, and on which some thousanc4 were de reoiling, between Pearto the Gamy ChickeN, and iShas ,Spree, a coppersmith, was tlecided on Mal. 6cy Hor4t,,Surrey, oppr+4ite the Town of Hampton. The Chicken is a well known adept in the art of rugiiim., Spray is a man halt an inch shorter than the Cittykep, although he is one stone and . a half ler. He has fought with unifurtn success at Bristol, and other parts of England. It was not known whore ,this contest would be • decided until yesterday morning. at eleven o'clock, when the,AtnareUrs met at an Inn at Hampton, and after holding a conference 'fOrahout half,an hour, it was Understood that the fight would take place mediate!) , across the water. Numbers had followed the 'ptocession from town. Those who attended in vehicles speedily repaired to iiampton-Court, where they passed are' she bridge, and proceeded to the mot of adion, while the pedestrians seized the boats, &J. and crossed the River. One of the boats being twerAorided, up"set, and emptied its conte.n'ts into Father Thames, consequently' many received a severe sticking, and • some were near' drowning. These momentary difficulties being overcome, a ring was formed. • • After twenty.nine rounds, during which many bartl.blows were interchanged, Spray gave up the contest. , He was severely beaten: his opponent, to all appearance, suffered very little. Spray felt very far short of what was expelled. He has no: notion tt . f fighting with a scientific man. Tlie fight hilted 3' minutes. Maddox and - Hall seconded Pearce, and Wood and Nomntaist seconded spray Alter the fight was settled, —.l-;.r Cart, i 4 "Dir. mingham hero, challenged the Chichis, which was Accepted, and so guineas were staked to fight fur 'Within aii weeks. DUI3I,IN, MARcil S. ON Monday se'nnigilt was apprehende'd in Lime. sic, a roan who calls himself lolin Henry Ryan ; he bad a few days before negotiated several National Bank post Bills, which, 'on being sent to Dublin, were marked And returned as being robbed out of the Mail ; fortunately he was met on the above , by Mr. E. Hinds, clerk to Mr. J. Hogan, woollen draper (to whom Ryan passed several of the 'said Notes), who spiritedly detained him in a. pub. lic.hotp,e until' the arrival of tbe Sheriffs ; on search. ing the prisoner they discovered Noses and, Bills 'to the am'ouot of nearly 'cool. several of which prtive to have been stolen from the Raihkeale and Kerry., bags, on the night of the 9th ult. near CrOagh, by a single footpad,, for the apprehension of whotri,a re. ward of tool. was offered Ryan underwent an' ex: am nation before the Mayor, who committed him to: the city gaol. Wednesday arrived in our harbour, from Boston, the ship 11'mu Century. Her letters were taken out by one of Mr. Draper's boats, and lodged in the PO3t.OffiCCa CAMPBELTON, nu. :3. ON Tuesday lost the, annual tlOUghing Matches patronised by his Grace .the Duke of ,ARGYLL., under the diredion of the.Kintyre Farming Society, wok place as follows, viz, For the, Nut th. Division of this DistFid, on the farm of .IYlitton of Srnerby, about three miles disrdnt from this place, where 12 plottglts, each drawn by two horses, and without a driver, started, all of which v etformed the ta l k al lotted them within the given time, His Grace, with his usual liberality, and as on former like occasions, was pleased, in addition to the Irrerniums, to allow sq, to each unsuccessful com petitor, which was immediately paid by his Cham berlain, These competitions were apendid by a large, concourse of people, and the most ;espeaable Farmers in The peighbourhond, all orwhotn, as well as the Judges appeinted to determine the prizes, ad mitted that the whole of the work was performed in a style superior to any thing they have seen in the place, and so much alike, that the Judges were at ;a loss to determine who was tire most entitled to the premiums. it perhaps worthy of remark, that such has been the happy effed of these competitions, which are only of four years standing, at the Duke, of Attoyt,t,'s' expence, that in 1799 there were no ,more than four two:horse plotilths in this giatrid, whereas there are now about fifty, L.DV RRPORT. COURT o . l' CHANCERY, gATUitb.l , l,Kett 9. NUTBROWN 71. THORNTON. Mr. ROMII.4Y was littollt to state the nature of the Petition, when,"to the surprise 01 the Court, a numerous Rtr, and a full atitlitory, Col. TROKNTON himself rose, and addresbed his .Lordship to the fol. lowing effeei : _ ".The Petitioner who now seeks redress irons this Coon is a man of straw he has done a very serious injury tome, arid the injustice •I suffer may he some apology fur my soliciting personally your Lordship's attention.' He was recommentled•to me as a man whose etiara6ter was much. better than'hii fortune, and in the confidence Lreposed, I put him into a farm of mine worth one thousand • pounds a year. ...He wanted some pecuniary assistance; I had no money to - spare,' but I borrowed for him pool. of some bankers (not the most honest men in the World), dr the sacrifice of 15 per cent. and items. modated him with.that amount at 5 per cent, inte. rest. In short, my Lord, I shed in every , espefl to him like a friend and a gentleman: After this, for the purpose of mediating tv'th me, he appliti to my gameskleper, who is a man of good family, however mean may be his present situ:trio:), ,The latter told me, however, that this tenant could not go on, that he was subjea to gambling, and general habits of irregularity. After a little time I took 'the farm 'from him at his, own desire : My Lord, observes at his own particular desire. (The goodness of mk heart is my ruin.) In the course of a few weeks .1 found the man sendin g, my own corn to market for sale. This person, who was the most honest man in the world a few months before, became the must consummate villain—(Aieneral lOw said to me, " You have been so foolish as to trust me with the rent and the property, and I will not now give you the Money." Then I desired that a part of the crop should he applied in discharge of his delat7 I underistand, my Lord, that he takes an • oath bite the, he does not owe me a shilling. My sieward.bas said that he.o,wed me loco'. I (knot swear to this amount where, I cannot know by my own:observation,, because"; perhaps They ,would pot the in the pillory, but t am content to swear that he does owe tries great deal of money. All the tenants noon my estate have been in the habit of paying the tithes with the rant, When I went to see the estate, the face of it was,so much altered that I did not know it. No money:was to be had; the clergyman and the hankers were urgent ; and I got arrested for toools and have lost aotsal. Here, is a Man gets possession of a farm,• sells all the ,things upon it, and away he goes. The estate can produce nothing for some years. I sent down my seeds to sow the land, .3nd he would not let the people come on to sow my own ground. If .Providence hint riot given me a fortune, I should certainly have been sent to jail with these difficulties. He is not worth one *haling, and his Attorney is not worth sixpence. I am looking at them while they arc destroying all my property, and if that be the law of the land, I can only say, it is not what it is represented to be. Under these circoniitalices of distress, thave subs mitred my case to your Lordship. Excuse 'the liberty I have taken, and see, my Lord,. if this Court of Equity canigive me some relief." . The :LORD CHANCELLOR (smiling)---'s We will see what we eat), du in this affair. Justice shall be &me." Mr. Rom' t. yr.*/ The object of , thr:.'Qentleman has been, I suppose, to amuse the Courr, : and he has completely succeeded in his design. I was not pre. pared for an address so singular And energe t ic, believe I must get my Client to answer ali tail 'in , his own way, for I am scarcely cfn (goal ; terms with ,the' Gentleinan,"—The Petition' was postponed. A dog whi,..11 had every appearance of being.: mad, and which bit 19 other dogs between Strensal and Selby; was killed at the latter place.' It 1120 , since been ascertained that he bit two girls, A boy, two'inen, and a child. They have all taken proper remedies, and no alarming symptoms have yet occur. ted amongst them. The other dogs were all kilhid. A 'Lady, agreed Clarke, of Steeple-Langford, was . on Wednesday evening burnt to death, in copse. quence qu'ence of her clethesaccidentrilly catching fire. A woman, seventy-four years of age, residing . at Steeping, 'in Lincolnshire, named Bilton, hung her. self In her bed-room some days since, in , come. quence, as it is stated, of a',quarrel with. her bus. band. At the late (bundle lair a Gentleman was in. ducat! to buy a horsrby the uncommon booty o f its Jail; On driving . ' the animal home, he, however, found that the flowing 'hair was artificial, and only lied to an ugly docked stump. A Salesman, in the Haymarket, lately so ld a l oa d of hay, ,the inside trusses, eleven in number, beitit of inferior quality, to those- exposed to view ; the matter . was up'Friday examined by the Magistrates of the Queen.square Police.office, who, enn4idering the transattion-to be fraudulent, seatenced the Sales man to pay five shillings fa -each defective truss, with costs. . The prices of raw and refined sugars have ex, perienced a general nduetion during the last week. Cotton wools have lately risen considerably in price, and are still on the advance,—This circum. stance does not ploceed 'from any dcficiency•in the ordinary supply, but from an 'increased demand in 'our manufaftories, a result which teust'expose to the Enemy the folly of his. efforts to exclude our mer, chsndize from the,markets of the Continent, by provisl t;.at his resttittions only tend to give new channels to our trade. Oil of Amber is strongly .recomtnentird for the Ague. When the fit is coining on, nine drops are to he taken in a little tea ; the quantity is to be in. creased two drops morning and cm. and to be continued till the complain. is removed, which generally happens in riklit or ton days. A pour srum named Carter, of Upper Iligham, Norfolk, 7o years of age, fell into the fire at a pub. lic.house at that place, and Will burnt to deo* be. fore he was discovered. RIRfl. Ot► the 6•lh inst. in Charlotte-square, Edinburgh, the r.,fidy colquhoun, Esq. M. P. of a Son. MARRIED. On Thursday last, at Mary-le-bone Church, by the ,Bishop (t Kil , l to re, the Hon, Charles Paget, tburth son to the Earl ot . ,Uichricize to Miss Elizabeth Monck, second daughter of Henry kienck, Esq. at Low r er Berkcley.street, Portman. square. On Saturday morning s at Lymingten, Capt. fames Mun: to, of the North Hants 'Militia, to Miss Samber, only daugh ter tat Samber, Esq. of Lymington. On the yth inst. at Northampton, Henry Disney Roe. buck,' Esq. to Miss Delaval, daughter di Colonel Delaval, one of the inspeding 'Field Officers of the South Inland Distrid. DIED. On Wednesday the 6th inst. at the house of Isaac Du Bois, Esq. in fludyer-street, Westminster, Mr. john} Du' ilols Younger, aged to years, nephew of the above Gentle man, and kun of the late, Thomas Younger; Esq. Of Wil mington; in North Carplina. • , On the oth inst. at Newton Park, Somersetshire, after a severe and lingering illnesS, in the - fourth year of her age, Eli zabelh, second daughter of I ohn Browne, Esq. of Salper., ton, 'Gloucestershire. • On Sunday, Edward Glynne, Esq. of ShrewSbury. On his passage from Bengal to Bombay, where he intended to embark for his native country, - was lately drowned, Colin! Anderson, M. D. Surgeon of I lis*Majesty's 750 Regiment, and who had served about thirty-five years as a Surgeon in the Army. Lately, after a short illness, at his father's house at Mal.. shanger, near Basingstoke, Barns, Edward Fisher, Esq. one of Ills Majesty's Commissioners of Excise, and late Under Secretary of State. _ On Wednesday, suddenly, in Air-street, Piccadilly, Phi lip .Prior, Esck, late of Great Russell-street; Bloomsbury, ageL ast d SS. week, theßey. ArthurOWen; of Pa'ddingten, in the County of Middlesex. On the 7tt inst. in Manchester-square, Miss Johanna Lee; sixth daughter of Richard Lee, Esq. Banker, in Lombard, street. On Wedliestlay the anh ult. irt the sgth year of his age, Mr. William %Varney, of Warmillster, %Vilts. IR NE STOCKS. xxsrsan•Y.. India Stuck, .shut India Bonds, ts. a 2s, dis. Exchequer Bills, par, is. dis. Oninium, .3i 4 / per Cent. clefer?ed, - 0 Imperial /per Cent. 57 58 Ditto Ann, Cons. for lo April, 01 5 per Cent. 1797, to he paid in April, 102 i Bp . tk Stock; shot Navy 5 pqr Ci. Uri s per l t. 1797, sliat ,Irt3ll 5 per Cent, shut 4 per Cent. stint • " per' Cent. Red. shut IPCIC.t con 01i manic L. Ann. 4tt . ut Ditto Sbort Ann. shut' Old Ann. LONDON MAXKUTS, RETURN VF-WitEAT IN MARK-LANZ?, By Messrs. Cott 1.6 and Iti .._ A LPA 9, Mei4l Weighers, laclutting only From the 25th of . Ireb. to the ad - at March agreeahl) eo the new. Afit, '6o Quarters ar 1245 ort 851 Quartets at' loos 041 40 --- at tz3s od 233 --- dt 99i G.l iO4 --- ----- at 122$ ad 233,-, 7 ---- at.. 981v0d., 151 ---.-- at 12011 ed 47 ------ at 97$ 5d 34s -------- at tas 04 213 -------. 21 . 975 a d 11.75 -- -- atti6s od 295 -------- at 96$ bd a t l/45 0 4 I 8 ---r----, at 95s od at itzs aI I 3 2 4 .- -------- at 94 1 0 d at tios od ' I 22 ---1.-- , . at 93S ad at tallsod . I 116 ------ at as od 'at ta6s od 111 ---- --- at 9os cd at lass ad 6 --- at tqs a d at 1*45 Ud . 522 tit 103 s ed ' , 127 at tozs od 88 at 1.116 . ad 157 -....".--...." 11 84s ad ' And 330 Quitrtcrs at 814. Total 9803 Quarters.—Average 103 s, ad, as. 41(1. higher than last Remo... . . .....„---..... A RETURN OF FLOUR, Frmn. Feb. 23 to /tird) t, from the Cocket-Olfice; Sacks. i. ti. Sacks. s. d. Sacks. s. d, 38 -----10 a 0 .35 .--- 91 0 . , 45 ---- C 6 a 89.9 -- 95 0 86) ....--.. 90 o 75 - -- 85 • ta -- 94 6 35 --- o B i9 i •7s' , 8 4 0 , B :4i —, 94 0 Ici . .---..- 88 o I 27 112. 0 5 2 4' -- 93 • 12, 8 7 a 1 IS .--- 79 0 344 9.1 0 2 --- 86 6 Total-12,02 Sack 8. —Average • . o i. 1 0. 19Wer than last Iti ........._______ W EsTr RN COUNTRY M 2 0 3 669 22 1 g, 516 , 90 L .17 z 5 3 5 0 Newbury galisbury, Devizes War►ninster Wheot. 61s to !us Sits to loos 76i,t0 top ihis to 104; ARK ETS (last V Barley. 44$ ad to 535 ad 44s od to 413 s ad 4.3 s ad t0.56s ad 49s od to 53s od Week) , per Qr. Oats. 23$ od to 28s 26$ Oct to 32s 25s od to 27$ 29$ od to 33$ • rßact. OF .1. 10 PS• SACS. POCK ITS. Kent, 41, los. to sl. iss. Kent, 41. —s. to 51. st. Sussex, 41. los. tcl SI. tos. Sussex, 41...-s. tIP 51. .-11. F.SpCX, 41. 6*. to si. ss. Fir n han. 71. —s. to SI. —s. Tares • - Rye-Grass . Red Clover IVltite ditto Trefoil Carraway Coriander - 't'urnip . • White Mustard Seed ' Brown ditto - Canary . SE.,4I)S. . , 3sB au to 45$ od per quarter. 14s ocl to 37$ od ditto. ;ox' to Os) S 6 s to 11.15 - • 165 to 3Ss > per cwt. 965 to 13os • $8 to 1286 d ' Ili to 2.46 per bushel. - 6$ od to tl3 eti ditto. tos to its ditto. 7s ad to 8s od dirt.. PRICE OFLEAT/lElt (per lb.) A,TLEADENHA Butts, so to ,56140 each • 23d. to 154. 6. to 651 b. each - zsd. to 26J. Merchants' Backe, - " ' 2 3d / to Dressing Hides, • 22 1 d. to 2 4d. Fine Coach ' • • • 2441: to zbd. Crop /tides tOt,t;litting, • • • 23d. to Plitt OrditiAry - - 221(1. to 23 it. Calf Skitits, 3o to 401 b: per Dozen 34d. to - 39 d. per lb. Ditto, so to 701 b., 35d. to 39d. per lb. Ditto, 7o to Volt). 344. to 33d. per lb. Seals (t.ilreenl2.nd) 424. to 014. per lb. Large t ditto, res. tot tflos. per Dozen. Goat Skins - --s. to ditto. "l 4 s,,itooted llorse Hides, Sts. to os. per Hide, SMITIAtIELD hlisitis.F.T, March It. I'o sink the Orai--per Stetif of Sib. Beef; 41. 4d. to Ss. 4d. Vest, Ss. od. tm 63. 44. MLitt" 4s. itd. to ss. 8.1. Pork, 0, St!. to sa. 44. HAAS OF VATTI.S THIS SAY. casts, about loco—Sheep, &law. NEWGATE ttnd LEADENFIALL NIARKETS.. 13y the Carcase. Beef, 35. 4d. to 45. Ct. ' Vgal, 4s. od. to bs. ad. Mutton, 38. Ott to 4s. 6(1. Pork, 48. 3d. to ss.4st. YE~lL'k OF 'l' St. James.* Market 43., id, Clare 4‘lArket 45. it. Wltitecllapel Market 4a. ed. per , . ALLOW. „ . - ' Town 't'allo'w es. 69i. ed. Rti.litie do.(Cend) 68s, 6d„ Russia do. Opals) 655, sd:i Melting stutl' —3. 583. ' Ditto rough 314. ed. Graves 125. oil. Goad Dregs tts. od. .. ttled, ggs.—Curd, gAs. Ire. 64.—Moulde, izs. 6d. 112 s. 'ld. Average price 4s. Yellow Soap.. 7ss.--Mot Price of Candles per dozen, St. JAM ES's HAY MARKET, March 9, Hay, 3L 3s. ,ad. to 41. 123, id.- 2 .Atfer. 31. i7s. 94. SHM, 11. is. ad. to 31. 3s, e4.---Atter. 21, ifs. 64. --- WIIITECHAPEL HAY MARKET, March 9. Hay, 31. to. od. to 41. 121. ed.—Aver. 41. 23. ad. Clover, 41. los. od. tp 51, tss. ocl.—=Avet. 51, as. 6 ‘ l. §traW, 21. Ss. oil. to 21. 113. od.--Aver. 21. 13s. ad. 945. iv , . cturn. • fifty, 0 I L tale Mariner n on . b 1 .th, r Els? wilt apply to Thorn. 1.3)-; , .ltey„ No 65, tliadrim, the) 11 hear of something td thgt advantage.' kr the Cheapest and jlect ilOsiery.lrVtlieliftoo in the Kingdom, 'No. 404, Strand, tits veght 130 * rains are now - selling ;•consisting of Men's brown (;ettol for Boots, at only Is.. bd. per pair, worth as: 6d; ; Womeit's stout Cogan is 6d. worth 2s. bd. ; fine . 2,5. ciS,; e:AV I per 3s. 9d. worth ss.; stout black and white sib' v s. ,• ; ', / . with laced clocks 7s. 6d . ; extra •f 10. 6d, A Isr.-tr of Patent Angola Flose, warranted not to shrink, front 2S• • to , the best quality ; 'stout Worsted is. 3d. ; fine as, .10 1 `` fine 3s 6d• ; Silk Mitts 6d. ; a curious Arliciainsiloo wet Mitts ; also Ladies' new-invented Lace, icerk, cads' laced give ease and elegance ; Men's. Cot ton E) eawcrip, with every-,other Articlo in the lictiery Line OW cat! 1 11 ,'; sibly be ntade,up to Vie -very best quality, w h a l c sale 040' ettportation. 7 , Stock - ings made tb any Pzirtcrn. INTERESTING TI) LA Di r. 5 -. THE C't)RUTAi. BALM. OF •GIVEALL ;those Ladies t\ fro, from repeated an:: tilcult Labounr afilided . w44l:nyses .and infirmities ; 14 wiilOt C • 4 ,l s t h l c to i : S the E h le igh tla e n st t ; r r e ß pu E te t , lA is it e A ar T ile l s ° tly N r ' ec holnviin",!--1:413 . ft°1 : strengthens ill.: stomach, the weakened 0rg 4115, whole constitution. Those • e w i j c P L i s i , oaritu4illiviratilocnetaltelYircoufteeh w t t h ri e i I c ia 6 ; e i g m u ' e t 3n X 6 ces litii°,4ityouthful : themselves a numerous train of evils, will .by 1 " 4 most valuable Restorative, find themselves-restored toile:li, and strength, and all the melancholy, symptoms reiao`ca whiCh are the g • I llof ;nem e c_.s such causes. w! , !4 • The CORDIAL BALM of GI LEAD is a Medicine, -composed - of some of the choicest, Bilsat Aims Strdngthenera in the Whore Materea hleclica. The PT"`' o ie long and laborious, and re {tires the most nice anti li' o attention. I t assuredly i •atftirds tit?. must in entgt those nnhappy .Youths who ha.Vo been gitittocu,i age into a secret and destritaive Viee, now comarviAto them, as well as to persoas of all ages alai" ` vith tgi Disorders, proceeding either from an immoderate • hard drinking, heat of climate, excess of grief; 0 01 4,c„ pleasure, bad lyings-in, ithmoderate coarse of the tnel...k. This Balsamic Cordial is peculiarly adapt ed to 'Ol4l Tale constitutions, as well :is to phlegmatic habiti gr s t,. It 3itS powerfully . as . o, Nervine; not only 'to the n'elid Mach o but to the sN, i.ule nervous system ; COITOSS YI 4 O o. appetite and digestion in• the, first passage,, and lot derfully in recovering the .tone of the urinary aild iral organs : Hence its efficacy in the most ohSti n ate S 0 , (•:!trlplaintb in met:, and corresponding weakneses.irrriu; '"„* Persons entering upon the' holy stated "3-j:tho . s shouldtre s . consider, lx p t where t t t t i n re t . :l is F* os ' • The A term 111'ET G NES or SO LO MO Nis - for purifying iheMood and restoring the Sy,stern alto paired by the imprudent use of Mercuty , sLivc, l l ) er ' i r ,utskri the great and only restorer of health Vjeig where Salivation ,has repeatedly failed. 1:ss• 6 ' • • mlly Bottles' 335. • - • ; , Fropt.o;4. ABS l'E RC; ENT. LOTION, for reerlovinh I. . from the , surface of the human body, Pint s4 s ' ''' Pints 2s. 9;1. duty int:Jutted. r r ep.i.reci by Dr. Solomon, Cilead• Heuse, t • in 1". 6d. and ii 335. .I.lortloi the latter contain. .Iv4i'fiiissii4 forme) by winch the purchaser saves .94. 'ar,o„"Asstll {baleShas S :a ' 1 1 . O n h I n?! r v i e r t pt 1 , "1" To r t r n9i e r " 71 4,..s : A. felons% • , I, j so b * stable Postage of all'Letters to Dr. Soloninlii., iar, 11111 S I tyt paid, and a Fee of tos. bd. inelosettler Also, just published, erice 3s• A Ne.sv Edition ( witit Additions) or oiairts, C 111 .to ii in a variety PI some tit w lmch are treated on under the • f : ci tl liac ? il ke ys to ioni N t e Nh r e v a o ;..su u c h eb ina nolna d r erilt i c la co rr ,cn er ni i );, v l s t6 ; . . l ternal Sinking—Coss or Del ed of Memory-- Sic - cinfula—T On of L I 011 1 e"''''' • • . I fi c es ei s r — " Veutli. —By S.' SOLOMON, NI, V. 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