The Sun. — London, England, 1805-03-19 00:00:00

Ott Wednesday evening a sedan.chairman, after carrying a fare tO the 'I !mitre, in nifichester, dropped down, and instantly expired. The body was immediately conveyed to the Concert Tavern atijorning, and e very pos:.ible means used to restore but t whdipily With( lit the det,ired rffeti. During tl e greatest part of Suisalay a man rather shabbily dte,sed was observed lurking about Wind. seer Park, which. induced one of the keepers to in. quire e 1 him, whether he 'wanted any thing particu. bar ? He answered, he came ,there by the appotnthient of Mr. PITT, tdillfet the King, and he impeded His Mis3l"t"4 carriage to convey him ~,to the Castle. He having ihewed evident symptoms of derange. meat, the Park.k:wer took him into eu.tody, and delivered him to Dowse!, the Folks Oficer, who, we understand, conveyid him to London. lie proves to be a - native of Ireland and a Barrister. Friday the remains of Mrs. Bose4w err, relief of the late 'Admiral Misc./,m, and mother of the . Dotcheis of BILAU tr. rev and of Lord Vistonnt FAL - moo rit, which bad been brought from London, attended by ,the Hon.. Mr. 1303 C AWltti,, son of Lord i sr.stoovt, and Colonel LIQSCAw UN, cousin to his .Lordship, wire interred with due solemnity in the vault which contains the remains of the,gallant Ad. miral, at t ..lylichae! Penkivellosear 'rturo. A Ewe belonging to .Mr. \yin. Symons, or the parish, of Lawit ton, nearl.ourreettoo, hasyeaned,' at twice within this last twelvemonth, nme limbs ; three at the first yearling,. and six at the last. On Wednesday morning last a ,seemingly poor man, called Win. Guard,, well known 'as a Labourer. about 'Fruro, was tutiad' trnothero l and, miserably, burnt, on a lime.kiln in that town.. 'This penuri. oils rrl4 man, who bad loog;lenied himself the comforts of a shirr, who was without a ho l m , or any other lodging than chance presented—a stable,. a hay.loft, or a: lime.kiln--and whose sustenance had been long since stinted . to three two-penny pies :a day; had aboat him, when fuand, 32 guineas and a seven. shilling piece in gold, besides silver.: yet this was but a•mall part of his property. He is, known to.have left considerable sums , in the 114, &c. to the amount, .4 is estimated, of at least .300 pounds. • Last week a most shameful deception. : was prac. tired on an inn:keeper, a widow, at, Wymondhant, Norfolk. She receives! . a note, dated liolkham, signed with a flail us name ) ordering a tfinncr for a party' or ten ge6tlcmen, whir, would tie 'there at six o'clock in the evening, on a day named, and would stay the night. An elegant dinner was aecording ly provided ; but, to the g.reat disappointment and, loss of the landlady, no company atrived. COM. X CHANG F, *March 15 Best Coals, iri the Pool, err CIL:Wit:It Ds:liveried to Ilow..:keepers Stmderl.tocl i p<ri I),liveted to I at 140N/7 :PI ed by RxellA ßD HARRIS tclfNo• 4, Mart:lett:court, row- street, ; and Pubfished ,5,14 laza ck ter!, (ot South Muiton_sover, G rbsv dic dux OFFicr, NO, I 1 Sitar / wlirrc Advert:words, Order: for rbc Pa j o:r) Laren tor the E i t o , r , rt jnoit C .A uN N St . 0 i1.:; 0 1 - - - 7, - , ----- 0 9 COItDIAI., HALM O 1" GIi.EAI)., g o ste loin St A' l / 1 1,0 0 ' -L - 4.- .. at present rpore 'common in UutoP e I 1 i ti° 'fr puriod, and a— as Squatty atttibutei to xces6 6 : ~1 1. 1t1 )°, 1J pra g aised in i t NA I; -‘, iGo a xf,0•04.61.1, , !airily Me; . I t h h e a s t c the tiPmr -: t s : a r °. ;lin: ref that i r il l c e Na p t e s r 2 I t r:d f 'd r 0 :1 : 91 N I 11 : irr ' ll ;:: ::1; :;; !:1e ; exercises in diet, and the - more we • •socririce,,lngstrour 0 ere.tses to the inatiirity attending. tionlesuch ;•0141:0 the diminishing Nerves: e t n t r c h imui ttl e l. r i l l n t:t u r o r o bo t ° , iftilitteh,S7xes" s ' t i w t u i with, la n ' n iY i't i ll : i , 6 ,o 4l :t 4rel a t ifi ri s t ' that, in the I;:rnale, front the natural ' dllicscY °, 1 , 4- o st Miot :I t a i : i f or 0 0 ; .1::b°1 m o st ' vi-olurtl‘st'olu,lll6l:9nottcnitt notorious, t* those it . o . r ‘ : ::; l b :s c at'a ji• ill4kl c d re.l l., that i e s l;)s i i t t I f %Y . . ce4Yfli various t lr p i i cttr o t h 1 1 1 ! t i rt i :: i , 1: :: 41:: 1 19 : s3 e lCt : 0:: : 1 1 "1 ::, i 2 , :i:i. i ait'isg3 t Xr : 2°ls : lll:eir- ' I ' 91 : ::: ‘' ,: i ii'‘:: ` -:°11: 1 "le. :r ,. 4)1 1)( 1 1:11 : 1::::' " 1 ' 1 itlfliti , 'l :11°1 ; 1 i t , is ie e n n i o i m f \ li b e i .t e l th v ~1 , and at 1 0 4 f y -, n it g . th a e lia m ea i nfi l l o ,e i lt, l rci : . : tt i tiro l ., . ° ll lll , ' , ; ll l l : o l* .tegli.i lr i t ,,,, I fei l ) }l ,, a :rat aid strong. contritrition. Tit e l ; t orr:V p ,,to 111°_, utility, therefore, of. this il ea - - ir ( is tc4 pi too oft - 01,41 as li . valn„ for tt fr,,i,e3:15 'lts 0054 , fe Of Ni"r il "ifr PcrMns enterlitg upon the boxy t,•k-- Aidtel 6 1 1 1 , r o ‘i e tr u : e ( r t i n: s b c i y h t I . i r: t i i : flow lc i r :: p t from it i i I, t w o t h a t :t e r : c ) I t h be• •77)T1rtr;,1,11,,,:() / 1 ,;", r hfi ls : 0 0 , ,,, for-tw ANTI-IMV ETIG I N hS,erStilf("l„t in "" ij o , ,,'' purifyinobe Blood and restotio'z the ': -014 e beo 0 111 , " t w h h e te g nr r e e ts i t t i t ael a i 13:,:altirfounanl cc y ha r o e st s . t tr o ie : e e l e r aht r u ) c t nit ' u l y ; eta.atititea.nd ,i;J r g f w io s Od' . • . 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Li% , , Double Postage of all Letr:rs to Dr. 501 4 : 11 tu /c ; :' ,keP Also, j u st .publighett, Price 3 , 0 1! ,4 , : , , sortie of t w o l :N I itce:rvleaorsuctstoirn'etEamltdt:ieeeildtinLl::::ln'i—E(u}sA,:v:l:sri6iltilcl:triirrtatitihiil e l Ei llad t :r n: i a l itr e i :::E;l 31 : 14 : °Ic i l t;. ?: 1 0 1 . ;! ! le ;') ticiency of Natural Strengtl4:—Yonale:'°Colori°i'D?'" ternal Sinking—Loss or liet , :ci of Minitof }: ni ,ose , ' (t , SP u ryyr Scrofula,-•."I of Lite—Narterci.V" loft ;,:i,,'; fittsS - V - °Dth`---.13Y. S. SO LOM ON, Nl' i 'd fe 0 1 .„1 Sold by Mrs. Nlatheots, No, ;8, Strait ...s o rl , l ! ii e,, l Smith, Perfumer, tslo. 38, and rdr. ft acbu 1 ;1' i , Wi l iii, , * Mr. Boxter and Ntr„ Ss;ott, Sou tli- 1311,1K11,14'xitcrs f i, 4 , 4 f, Husband, Elder iind Co. Edinburgh ;. N' r ' 7,,qleY ; )), 0 ' , •4 0. W. Cameron, G reetiock' ; G. 'Browning, -1." - 1 ,,, f 0't p. 11, ,, ford, Kiltnaroock ; W. Young, I fviou i • i (40,1,;: pit. - Whiteside, Avr ; W. Crawford, C;irr n t i `•'S`cpi, 0 1 , ~... Douglas; T. M'Millan, Kirk,:ocibnglit;.;,,,'',. ; ",4 1 ': ' ally; 1, Bluth, Leven; j . Verniisrer, _,'-',"'':,,ti 1%,‘„ei,,, ' dce '' P • Craigie, Montrose; 1. MitGbe-00.0 lovvL'i',,ol,,. Aberdeen ; . D r . WI. re, Banff;. fri,! l, ''''' ;',,e; 4 6 ,1, l '' ' ' MiKcnzie, Stornavvoy ; P.. Tat-loi', -Stco,':,i.:l-L'',,, Et.iet, Perth ; W .Andentou. Sterling; C'''' '''lloj'''. .... .il,:x.tuder, plufcttolitie ~, viTivict, uP," ' '" ~'".: Inglis,to,ro3"t:tez.erl:i,caltkx,;:nvender 0 f1.),:iiietr:::5;1,..,.31,1' 0: LI r ' i Wed - t-1 ' '!. ' '"' . tv,tl , ,4 Alnwlck-; Pater:.l?)n,Arlna. , ...„, ; ~, terhead - ; A. 114 4 1)onald, • Troriz.ire (, lir r . ~ ~ 6,1 Pool , It 6:1 ,„,....-'" KinOoln. ' , ._-• ---- • ' ' 1 INDIA. CALCUTTA GAZETTE, JULVI9/ 18°4' ADV . ES have been received from His Excellency. the Cortimander in Chief, dated the sth July, 1804, , n inclosing intelligence of the complete success of LieUtenant.Colonel Martindale, commanding the ; 1 troop, in the Province of Bundlecund, against a party of Banditti antler the ;order's of a B l undela Chief, tanned Rajah Rain sing, and of the Nagahs. By these advices it appears, that no the Ist of J u ly, • 'Oct+, Lieutenant. Colonel Martindale, with- the detachment tinder his command, arrived at Maim. 'bah, and having'ascertained the position occupied by Rajah Ram and the Rtgabs - , determined to at. tick them nit tie morning of the zd. . Lieur..Colonel Martindale 'accordingly direfted Captaink O'Halloran and Anderson, with the Bri. vies of Meer Culitib Ally and Mahomed Jematim Khan, to move tcivt ards the banditti by the nearest Toad, while the 'detachment under his immediate command proceeded by a circuitous route through the hills. The positton occupied. by Rajah Ratn and the Nagalis was extremely strong, being air. fnum4ed by ranges of high rocks, which were lined by ma t e blitek.meri and rocket.boys, who kept up a C onstant fire upon the British Troops as they ad. vancelagainst the banditti. Both attacks succeed. tti completely, and the banditti were driven from the strong position which they occupied, with the loss of nearly the whole of their baggage, tents, camels, horses, bazar, Bcc. Another party of banditti, stated to be under the ordirti of an Officer of Meer Khan's, assembled at the village of Mooduna, on the 24thofjune, 1804, and advanced, with an intention of attacking Col. Shephard, commanding a corps lately in the service of Ambajee Ingha, to l3ucknan, two coss.from Kapott. Col. Shephird immediately moved against the ban. ditti with one battalion and the irregular cavalry under his camniand, and entirely touted the - ban. ditti, of whom too men were killed, and opwatds of too, wounded ; • 4.0 horses of that banditti were killed, nod several tents and horses were taken. All thiontintry in the Vicinity oficalpee (lately disturbed by the irruption of banditti) is . reported by Lieut... Colonel Prole, commanding at Kalpee, to be in a state of perfeti tranquillity. AkI4RIC A. v v e••y NeW.YORK, Fen. • learn b y a , 40. meta., from Martinique, that the British Man of War Centaur. of 74 guns, the Frigate Bat Woes, and another Frigate, were lying off the Harbour of St. Pierre, though the place had not been declared in a state of blockade. This Squadron received intern. Bence the day before Capt. M. sailed, that the Cork Fleet had arrived at Barbadoes with several Trans. ports, and that part of them were to join rh Squa. drop for the purpose of making an immediate attack on Martinique. Four Spanish Ships had lately been carried into Antigua. Fru. 7.—Capt. Bt,ocx, who arrived in this Port yesterday' from Norfolk, informs us that the French Frigate Le President left Hampton Roatls last week, and went to sea : her destination is not known. On Thursday last, in the Home of Representa. tives of the United States, Mr. NICIIOI.sON re. ported a Bin for making an appropriation for build ing a number of Gun.boata, not'exceeding z 5. Fm a. 9.--Information was lodged yesterday at the Msyor's Office, that another attempt, which . was fortunately imsnecessfol, had been made to set fire ro a dtvelling.house in Pearl.street. A lette r from Washington, dated Feb: t o says, " there is high work and hard words in Congress. Mr. RAN rtsl.l-,H made, among others, a day or two past, some *everts animadversions on the Post roaster. General and Mr. L'ropr. Mr. Ga.Artioaß, the Postmaster. General, appeared yesterday morning at the bar of the House, and insisted on a Committee of than Body to investigate his. Official Conduit." . A recent Letter Own Constantinople says, "The conduet of Gen. BRUNtt, preceding his departure from hence, subjeCted both hilnself and his Govern. roent tt?, the greate:lt codtempt. After repeatedly announcing his intention to set off, and a., often seizing petty pretences to justify his stay, in the hope that the fears of the Porte would induce the required recognition of the new Emperor, he left, Pera on the 13th December, hut halted at Kathana, at the. end of the hatbottr of Constantinople,. wriere he confirmed, in exretation of some overture from the Government, till the 2./d, when he proceeded on his journey by land to V icons. 44 The Russian influel,ce here, or, I alight Aar, the Rol,lian Governtnerit in, Turkey, is more abso. lure than ever, and this vast Etapite may re a lly'he considered as a Russian Province. , Great. I,ritain is but little thought of, and Anstria less, although an imtnediate neighbour. The Turks, either through , confidence in the support of Russia, or through fc; 0 " of its power, seem to confine to her all Asir consideration and attention. “ 'I he late Captain Parka continues'untlerper. venal arrest. His sw:cesstir was Coxiwain to the . Enq i , cror's yacht, in his pleasure excursions on the linsphotui, but he is wholly ignorant of nautical. Affairs ' anti a man of vety ordinary talents,” Proclamation hit been issued by the Provost rind Magistrates of ,Edinhorgh, stating, the appear. ante of mad dogs in that city, that a"child hail teen Wien, and tilso some cows, which had ilied4capine madness, and orJering the citizens to confine their tinder a penalty, and s alsa the dogs found at large in the streets shall be sbot. Within these few days a woman in Bridge.gate, anti a chid in South Aihinn-street, Glasgow, were burnt.to dreadfully by going too Pear their fires, that ey, expired shortly after in great agony, ,Boxnkro. Ye‘terklay a very. hard pitched battle, for forty guineas, was fought at \SRlt:don-Green,. tic:weer) . 7ernvg-from-Tpriva, and George rat notoriety. This match was made a MOrith since, in consequence of jemmy having openly challenged and ridiculed his opport . eht, and the stakes were deposited by the patties. jemmy.from-Town, if not a pugi list of first rate, Hssesses many accomplisliMents in the pugilistic art,. He is a long reached man, who is noted as a right hand tallier, and who will take a considerable deal of beating. Oliver is.a lesser man considerably than his antagonist, but he is a well .kriown scientific fighter, and a man capable of beat. ing any man in England of his weight. - On Satur. day night lots were drawn by the pugilists who should fix the seat of aainn, - which was won by . Oliver, who fixed on Wilsdon. Early ,yesterday morning 'the road leading ,to the spot fixed on was filled with the usual number of vehicles of every . • description, followed by' groupes qf admiring pedes. triani. At eleven o'clock the combatants entered the. ring, accompanied by their seconds, Tani Jones and Blake for Oliver, and Wood and Crib fur Jew. my-from-Town. At stripping, 'Oliver, to all, ap pearance was unable to stand against such a man As his opponent ; but his skill however - was known, and the odds were rather in his favour. At setting to the combatants appeared shy of each other ; Jemmy extended his lest arm at full length, while his right was placed on the defensive, ready for a rally. Oliver kept hiniself close, iind as con . . siderable betty were depending upon the first hit down, they were both careful of themselves.' Af. ter spairing for nearly a 1114itlte and a half, Jemmy mode a hit, which WAS stopped in style by Oliver, , who hit 'his misn a severe blow on the temple, 'which knocked him down, and tamed a copious efrusion of blood. The odds, which at setting to Wete'rather in favour,of Oliver, were 'now 7 to :• Jemmy faced his man if the 'Second round with. out paying attention to the blow he had rectived,•al. though:he teas covered with blood. 5,411 C hard blows were exchanged, and jemtny was again knocked down. Oliver at length' became acquainted with Jemmy's mode Of fighting, who was knocko down nearly every round. jemmy became very shy *after they had fought tto minutes he bore the marks of same'very hard blows on the right - firde, whiCh was inuched by • Oliver's. favourite hit almost every round:, It was feared by the friends of Oliver that jerinny wont& wear him out, notwithstanding the heavy "blows he had received ; but . Oliver fought steady, and hit off most' of the blows 'Which' were aimed at him, and at the 'bathe tithe 'put in some of &inside:ll'We force. ' , • The 28th round t7as nearlY'rledsive on the part of Oliver ; for after haViog:strnek: his oppurieur five or six thrice very !laid on the' body; he gave him a dreadful one on the left car, which caolied' the blood to ru h fOrth. There was no material al. tcration in the fight,after. Jenuny fimght resolute; but scarcely a round Was -fought 'in w,hieli he was not knocked down. • He had no chanc;et during' the whole of the fight' : he was unable,to rut in a plow, for'they were all dextrously' 'stopped: The fight lasted until the 4.5 th round, when 'aiver, who 4p. pared to have: regained his strength, knocked down his man, after haviriour in stunt hard hits. .incily lay on the ground until the expiration of the time for meeting, when he again attemptcd to stand up, but he'was unable. Oliver received but very tittit injury. It i feared that Jemmy can never recover from this beating. The battle afrorded a high treat to the Amateurs, and one more severe has not been witnessed sitste that with Bike and Holmes a year ago on the same ground. rais fight lasted one hour and twenty . , oltnutts,.without loss of time. A considerable num. her of the,sporting Nobility and oentvy were re. sent, and must of the Pugilists of the'day. DUZILLV, IVIA,icH 14. At a Meeting of the Magistrates and Gentlemen of the County of Waterford, held at. Dongary an, on Monday se'nnight, it was resolved, that a aim not exceeding Soo guineas shoUld be paid ..to any per. son who will give such information as may enable then to brig -in armed force to any illegal night ly meeting in that County ; and alsn so guineas to any person who will 'prove, °Head her . a disco. very of the handwriting 'of any illegal notice which may be posted in said County. The Prince of Wales, WILLIAMS, from Fish. Bard, in ballast, was driven on shore, at • Carn, the Bth inst. Crew saved. ' The Faitny, of Tinhy, Patti', from Ilembioke, with coin), was driven on shore at Blackwater, the Sth inst. Crew saved ; and it is hoped the vessel, will he got off. YORK.LENT ASSIZESTRIALE IN THE CA3TI.E. —On Sal urday the Assizei for this City and , County were opened here,, before Sir - ROBERT GRAHAM, Kitt. • Benjamin Oldrqyd, aged 46, late of the Pariah of Sandal-Magna, in the County of York, labourer, for Alt wilful murder of Joseph OldroYd, of Sandal- Magna aforesaid.-f•Giaty, Death ;' to be hangedon Monday, and uhis body•delivered to the Surgeons. Atth Haywood, aged 23, .late of *hi :Parish of Rotherham, in the West-Riding; single woman, for the wilful murder of her female bastard child.— Gaily, Death; to be hanged on Monday, and• her body deliverttl to the Surgeons. Sonme/ Cornir, aged 32, late of Dot) Cross, in .the West-Rtding, - Overlooker of a Cotton Fatlory belonging - to James Lees, Delph, for wilfully -4nd feloniously setting a certain Cotton Fadory on fire at Dob•Cro,s, belonging to the. said Deao. • . A few clays rtgo, at 'Andetston, in the neighbour, hood ul Gl'isgow, a girl, about four years, of age, was so - shocicivily crushed against a' wall by a load. ed cart, that-she died shortly after. - ' LONDON MARKETS, tec. RETURN OF WHEAT• IN MARIC-1..1NE, By Messrs. CHILD and M Att. AS, Meat Weigllcra„ Including only front the 4th of March to the 9th of Match agreeably to the new Ate.. se Quarters at 120 od 47 3 Quarters at teas od • 20 .---,-- at *2;B od i s 6, ......-.--.- at 101$ 9(1 61 -...--•---- at t 22.8 ed i 323 -- at tcos ed so . - at ties ed , *6 -.--.--- at 998 od 4 6 ----- at t 1 95 0d 331 —At 985` od 12•0 -48.--.. at 110$ od .. 11l ...........---, at 97s od 200 ---.. at 1158 ed.. Ssz --- iit . 9 6s: o rt 2-39 —..---.: at 1145 ad 477 - -7--- at gss od 3 16 ----.• at I taS VI " ,37 .......-...;"..... A 1 935" od tiro —.-- at I los ad 494' --**- at , 92s 'chi 156 ----- at togs od . toti -....---, at go c d 950 --..- at ton ad - 2 5 1 ---"---- at .13i ,cd 372 ----- At 107$ od i 100 ...---.....• at 868 (4 1 8 9 --......... ot labs' od • . 196 ------ at lio ad 829. -------- at lop 64. 104 ........—...... at Los .4 259 ---1.- it too od 33 . . - - ---- at 795 04 1 9 1. •reottommoirea at 103$ ' ed t 1355 ...5,.......-. a t 7 8 5 0 4 Anti 7S Quarters at 763. Total 11417 Quarters. --,-Average Ices. 7id. 21. bid. rower than last !WWII, A,RETURN OF FLOUR, Frlin March s to March 2, from the Cocket. Office, Wac kb. h. d. - Sults. s. d. Sacks- s. d. 2.6 -..-- too • • SO """••• 93 6 1 143 .....- SS 0 " -- 99 0 - 40 6 -- 93 a 42 --- 87 0 7 9 8 0 10 . --9 Z 6 45 --- FG 0 - 20 --- •5 3 • 42t --- ga a i 226 —Ei 0 11426 —^ 9t * • 60 —^9 1 0 I - So 8 .1 0 s o , ......... .9 4 6 1023 90 0 3o --- oz o 6 99 940 59 ----- 11 9 0 1 2 0 -- iLz o Aim So Sacks at gas. od. per Sack. , • T 01.4-14701 Sacks.---Average 941 id. oi. it. higher tiled last Rerum. 'N ESTE RN CO I/ :NTT R Y MARKETS (last Week) per. Qr. W,),:41t. Barley. - ' Oats. • 605 to 121$ 43$ god 10 523 (;)11 203 bti To 3ts ;14 , to loos dos 04 10 481 ad, ass 0410 ?as 76, to 104$ 431 od to 363 ad 203 •d.lO 271 7St. 10 1041 _ 426 ad to cx: ad. 241 ad 'to 336 Newb•ary SalisburY Devizts WAnniras ter rKicE OF HOYS. SACS., rcICKSTS., Kent, 41. 6s, to SI. SS. Kept, 41. los. to 61, o.c. Sussex, 41. :--s. to 41. 133. Sussex, 41. 6s. 19'51. us. ESiex, 41. --s, to 41. as. F3ro4ria, 71. —S. to $l. SELDS. Tares - 3 33 ott to 45 1 od per quarter. Rye-Gross - /.11 cd tt) 373 Oti dIUO. ' Red Clover 485 td 961) White ditto , - 31 S to 1101 1 . 10/oil - t6l to 38s per • CarrAvvay 96s to uos I c o ri m wer . As to us 6d j b Turnip . - . its to so per urrhel. White Mustard S. . '6‘ ed to tts , ed ditto. Drown ditto - ras as ditto. , Canary . - 73 ad to, had ditto. PliloE OF LIZATIIiItr (per lb.) AT LEADF.NHALI.. Butts, so to 561 b: cacti 2.34'. to 241. Ditto, bo to 651 b. each . isd. to 26d. merchant; . 2tid. to 231 Dressinoll44s, aid. to 2 31d* Fill? Coach Hides, - 2VI. to 2544. Crop Hides for cutting,. - - - 236 d, to 24ii. Flat Ordivari . . • -stilt to 213 d..- CO) t . Skius, ,3* to plb. per Dqsien 3+l. to 4od. per lb. Ditto, so to 701 h. 35d. to 3. per lb. Ditto, —76 to Both., 344. to 3 r d. per lb. Sinall , SeaisiGreonland) .42d. to 41141. per lb. Large ditto, - Is •,s. to Illos. per Dozen. Goat Starts - —4. to —I. ditto. Tanned Horse Hides, ass. to , 4as. per Hide. shivriielELD MAIMET, Mdroh IS. To sink the 01111—per ta stone Mi. Reef. 4s. oct. to. Si. sod. I Veal, s s . ed. to 6s. 6d. INltittOtto 4 8 - 4' l . to 58. 4 1 - I bark, 3s. Sd- to 4 8 . U. DYAD Or 4ATYLt Tills DAY, Bents, about zooe —S keep, slave. NIMGATE and LBA.DENI - lALL MARKETS. By the . Carcase. Beef, 3s. ad. to 4s. od,Veal, 4i- od. to '6s. ed. Muttuo, 3s . 41, 1U 43. ad. I Pork, 3i. gd. to 45.3 d. PRICE OP 7r A OW St. jarpCS I S Market ' 4s. td. I TOWIITAIOW.4S. 695. od. Clare Market 4s. Id. Ruse,ia do.(Cand) 68s. Cd. Whitedlapel Market 4s. od. Russia do. (Soap) 665. 574. . par stone orStb. Melting Stuff Os. 2r4 Difto rough 38$. Ad. Average, price 4s. aid. Graves i 2. oit. Good Dregs . T IS. od. Yellow Soap, 7gs, —Mottlad, Us..—Curd, 9zs. Price of Candles per doelt, t las. St. rltilES's HAY NIARKET, March 15. flay, 31, 31.,act. to,tl, ori.---Aver. 41. 9d. 64„ StrAw; 2i. Si. od. to 3t, 0,,. oct.--itvcr. it. xis. od. WHITECHAPPL, 11AY MARKET, Marclits; 1-lay, 31. tat. ud. to 41. 151. al.—Aver. 41. 6t,41. Clover, 41. tot. od. to sl. 1:s. at. —Aver, sl. ts. 6cl. Straw, 21. Bs. oti. to - 4.1. t dy. oaf. —Aver. 21. Os. od. On Sunday, Mrs. 11..Langitoro, C4ro;a4el ) : 2 " l for , r,tstrect, of a Son. 'Yesterday rooming, at her Ct. a , FL"' Mrs'.l lastings•Natbaniet M:ddieton. of a I) . . • MARRIED: teOr Chants Wedne p sdaayy:.lsg, of Cove i of Mat. last, 'a t St. rc , t;s sc Emily Marshall, youngest daugl:ter of ere rta• I\l7 ' shall, Reaor of Orset: in the County of Eswa. ly 'crolineun'sarmeiitiliagyiht,tl.lpeottlitesnmatoitu-tCholtntte,ltiilo-10 h o lt : Is el for' n ' Miss A. 'Thotnas, of Fartuloa. Oil Saturday; by special licence, Rev. V : 1 11: 1 : 65 : :mk:: Barnard grelor of 114:by, LincOliishire, to. Lady, lloynt4ll, whet Of the late Sir Griffith Boynton, Bart. of Burton 4101 Yorkshire. Yesterday, at St. James's Church; Georg E, of Fi o .ibury-squote, o Miss BLil lock, daughta ot N tam oloc of he Roy a rts y h On Tuesdays toth Re - giment of Foot, to Miss t;tantharn, dangiitrr ef.Car mitt Grantham, of the l)ut - liam Militia. • • : vh ;: r tl idis ' S T . tresday last, at 1-Irlston, Cornwall, the R. f- 1 9. rn as Robinson, .A, M. ltretor of ltintuAlifior, i 0514.. mat ila a w tu k r e C y la , y o sit s . ) t t . tig i h ss t e , y a , t f l e:ck to , , 13reock, tlfrs. t' widow, . 1 .lKt..c. 7 : y ears -• DIED - - ft:- Lately,.at Cowbridge, South Wales, Andrew Timlvtisr4,ll.,ei vett, Esti. Captain in the 13th Reginvot of Foot !k., of John . ReVett; Esq. 01 Brandt'StAnl.ll2ll, SUiri v , o . On NV ednesday night last, Mrs. KeiuL ,, 4 1. , .. ile of Mr. r` ba . dal', litillteepe, at Sithney Church-town, C0nv.01.!•,,',,, untortunately slipped' her toot in going up starry' kli '''''. wards, and tratired .-erskull, in consequ r 'e ot ilfiliCil ON e . Truro, died in threeor tO On ThOrsday night, suadenlv, :it ,Mr. Cluttabotl} Mr.' jolin . Peters, son of Mr's. Peters. w hlbit l ri,Ll ° Falmouth. , 14e went to Lnd:a patently :well, and As l ' 7l dead i0....xt num.ing. P , , 61 .10 On 3aturtiay s tot WitlesSnr, AV'S. itlirri;y, 1+- .0,,,,, late Rev. De_ kitieys :..:a;nni Itesi..i‘ntiary of jti l ' - aged 73, ' ' ~. , .. c ostic, On Monday seinnight, at ,Aberdeen; l' 0 : 165 ,' 6 0 a Sh entaker, : - t Virginia-street, ag . ed io3- fie `,''' - "ittit 04 17oi; ranch:we ~..a the Union perfeetlyi.and (crania. of his,faculties till within a short trine of his c__,...--•"'"'.. e le.', 0;. YLUrti shut India }3uncts' Exchetie, Oner in iu m, t ti , 4 3 p Cen, cit,rtt,, Itilperi4 l 3 pc, COt. Ditto Anil Cons. Inc to April, c- i Bank Stock, si t l:t. Na., , per C lief, Ct. 1797. 61114 Irish s per Cent. Shut 4 Per Cent. shut 3 per Cent Red. shut 3 re? Ct Con 53 Milk 1.. Atm. shot Ditto Short. Ana; shut - ••----------,---------;-:-----..,... "----tr. :....r.tr-7:------- , .V. LIZA MTH LEEK had at fit+t ti .11. ° ;• 1 L , ti o..-. 1.:01 of a brownish CAM, on her wrist • sh: F l ` u „" sprOpl tion to it, conceiving it required none.. ..it legan...rifscd,..l!,4` surface, inflatned, with violen• itching. ''''''''v''' ' to producing x watery humour, acconpanied with ",.',: e 'qtrir, for the Medicine, SP I L. SE t.l R Y's PA T E N 1 A , ' ' fi, Atf.” BUT' c r...R . 0 PS, the Disease had spread. over t' t: and they exPoited the 'appearance' of 2 continued ilicrj face, so that she was unable to draw on her g10'5 4 0 4, ; Ircr ,ta lc ii n lg c s h i e x ti ß r o st tt to s t:l s e , , ai l e i: iy y aanuyleit)ifliielnigsmurni:.riiisnicl;l:o!o, rod" nests of skin'. , - JOSE pit TICKER, No,: tl, TottcohlutOt-t`ivii slAg' tenharn-coutt.natd, , vottch“ kr trIC -Vet , •EY t. P Meta. . Remarks on'the Genuine Medicine : —" SY 1 . 1 ,,,` 101110,1t0If ten:" must be express:Ai in words at length' ;"'" 1 , ifottli A the Bill of Direclions, and Wrapper covering e 4 i9 o oriel,' Medicine, --The Stamp (that is the King•s Vtaitti, Mot l'' in Black Ink instead of Rel Ink : 'rite Cork in wo,. ° °SIPti 11112 C 4 uli tit t : 3 l lt!t l et O SMa N llS 7-- 133Y A US : teil if il i: 141 fiC t"I n e t . I ti : ) r i l t4l:Peejid?:;l3Y,-"l•ein:ti.°lll:'''.l:' Cott • ELI ZA B Elk!: y.t!::::Y.ot,-, rear I depend - on having Spilso• tiry's LINO uo e ,.‘`': . vab l ''' • Siailsbury, fur' the satisCation at sAwlt ingullia' , N O the following Remarks : ._ . •i t the' v. RCMATLS to enable those alilieted to distlng l ' u 'Ant . "' °( 'it Antiscorbutic Drops--‘ , Frs. •Spilsbuty, iii s . to res i ,‘ .4 , 1 1 ) 0 . tic I)rope, By the King's Patent," as °I --. R ° -'0 W ords at length, on the sides of the small l i nt ticsv;icrioo2,) expressed in the Bill Of Direitions and IV r: 1 1 ) i )cr c i.. ? " g is Di l' Bottle of Medicine.—The Stamp (that is til,e t ; iir dokin i t i4 is printed in Black ink instead of Red ink : : : - . ggslFt ca t i . vouth. of the Bottle must be always szjica J14 ' 1 0 14, . ‘ r4 x. • Tlittr virtues in Scurvy, Gout, ithentos .....,0 phul4 and puoive Cases, only need a lriA,..ee-- - T. ---- . - ..., ,11 tts