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~.~:, Pram a n . LONDON G rIZETTE, lan. 12, 1 SOS. War-0/fint, 'tan. iz, iBos. ' 71' lleitiment of I)ra),ot Gu:otls, 11:40vell Colts, to to be , Cotttttt, by putt. 1 4 ,4%:,. vicc rct. tires. .• tat. r e remerit,pr Dragoons, Pey Mester Cenie,e Itchertson, Halt p.. vof tee teth 'tcr reyntaetet, vice Harrison, Who exchanges. • 14tt, , eta of Liget etraeorins, Contct Rubert 'Knipe to • tic L. without purchese, 131 4treet 'item Bole; to be Lieutenant, by put. •• i tai tot le ee.:tooted in the 46th root. C kicliard Bite:ham Newland, from the r t to be Captain of a Troop, vice k e , ,.. t le , ...Acitattges. Comet Sat key eo he Lieu tenate, , ei e,•ett porchase, vice Newlarel, prornuted in the oath Gat risen Eattalion. Ist leeortieet I I,4'n, eltarles Fortnem, 'Esq. to be Pity. netseer to It :;I Battalion, vice Cordon , appo inted to a Re cruiting Deeriet. • ste capreto Clerk Caldwell, from Ilalfqae of the yeti Font, to he Ceptait, of a' Company, vice •Botirke, 'Vit o eatmece. 7tli eto, Philip Staunton, Esq. to be Paymaster to the td keit lion. tett !toot, ens4m lieery.Brewster, from the Bth Garrison Battalion, to he Lieutenant, without purchase. john ay motel, Cele'. in be Ensign, without purchase, vice olden, who resigns. Quarter-Mester Mark Hodgson to be Pay twister to the to Battalion. • Mb Ditto, llosphal Mate William Beard to be Assistant Surgerin. vice Freeman, promoted in the 4th West Incliti Regiment. 17th Ditto, Lieutenant Thomas Andrews,' from Delf.pay of the ettl Foot, to be Licutenam, vice lames, who ex. eieinges. 19th Ditto, Henry Sapte, Gent. to• be Ensign, by putelAse, vice Lockyer, promoted. 21st Ditto, Liteeenant.Culotiel Frederick Adam, from the We , teurisett Battalion, to be Lieuteitaut-Colopel, vice %Viler*, who exchanges. , . '231 ()MO, Lieutenant Colin Macdonald, from the 63d Foot, to he C'eptaie of a Company, withoet purchase. Lietite. r pant Intel It. •Colthuist, from the eith Foot, to be Cap. twin ot a Company, iv eliont purchase. eetli Ditto, Freight Ifenjamitt Adams to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Gubbini. prernoted. grit Dile., Li.eitenatit Edward Witty to be. Captain of a Compane, hy purchase, vice Sir lames Dalycll, who re. tins. Lieptcnant John Martin, from Half-pay of the seth Foot, to he Lieutenant, vice Parker, whe exchanges rEnsign lohn Cl.irk to be Lheitenrint, vice Whitty. 27th Date, En , igo Samuel. Motnliy, front the ad Garrison Bettalice to be:Lieutenant, without purchase. ~Sth Ditto, 'Captain Itobett Nixon to be Major, by purchase, vice Gough, wile nitirte. e tat Ditto, lettere Flee Cent, le he Adjiatant (with the 1 , 1411 k 4,1- e e e e me v i c e iiiit o w4itc,lltorpote d .. 3Sth Dieu, Fesiert Witlehire to be 'Lieutenart, hint Doimellan„, Gent. to he Ensign, vie* Wiltshire. • is .Ditite Lici,!coarit Petrel& NVPiterson to be Captain of a e, rreeme, eet emit purehese, vice ,Meade, promoted in the Aielker Corps , Ettaign I Michete De Courcy Meade to be teem-nano. without purchase, vice Cotirte. nev, prettoolel in (isis 40th ' Fern. raieese Hart, Cont. to be Fest, ti, v 1 1 0:i:etc.. Surgeon him t trim the t 4th (e a leerei Battalion, w be button; vice Thompson who exchanges. 4311 DitteyErtaign Stephen Smiley to he Lientenant, by purellaw, vice Bonne!), ptomoted in the etcl ot. .4eith Ditto, henry Picketing, Gent. to be Ensign, by pur chase, vice Huntley who retires. 47th Ditto. To Lieutenatite—Ensien and, Adjutant kir:lore Tattoo. Ensign 1 ) 0111011by PilatheWa t Witllol4 purchase, viCe Kent, appoiuted to the .21st Light Dra goons • Eneign and Adjutant James Pickard. Ensign lehn Rose, vice Smith, appointed to the ofith foot. To be Ensigns-Henry Doyle, Gent. without porch +se. vice Gardiner, prornotedin the 50t11 Foot. Ryan, Cult. vice Matthews. 4Stlt e, Ensign George 1 1 0fackay to be Lieutenant, with out . purchase, vice Templee pro noted in the lath ' , opt, • Ensign John Allman to he Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Mleeile, Prorneted in the Slit Foot. • e Te be knsigrs— Alexander Winteteh, Gent, vie; Mackay. lames Williamson:Cent vice Allman. Thomas loslin Cotiolly, without purchase, vice Peacock, protriotcdon the earl Foot. Seth Ditto, Ensign lames Pallard Gardiner, from the 47th ot, to be Lieutenant, without purchase. sett Ditto, Lieuteliant Robert Westroneo he Captain of a Company, by purchase, vice llohw'o, promoted in the Seth Foot. Stageott William Racket, from the North Down shhe Militia, to be Assi:dant.Sergeon, vice IlitoneiNter, premoted. ip the ed Division of Light, !afoot ry of Militia. ;6th Regiment of Foot, Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Wil. Von Itrouke, frotti Half-pay of the 96th. Foot, to be Major, vice Arrnatrong, who exchanges. silda Ditto, It tisign Michael Foley to be Lielltellatlf, With_ oor purchase, vice he'Dertnort, mutilate - led. Ensign SI. " Men Newport to be Lieutenant,' without purchase, vice Cowell, proninterfin the Maltese Corpe. Warder Lenvia, Cent. to he Ensign, vice Foley. l ltilip Achy, Fallon, Gent, to be F.nsign, vice Newport. soi Ditto, Lieutenant FeW,, lloystede from the t4o.Poot, to heCaptain et a Company, without purchase. 600 Ditto, Captain Francis Sr. Mart to be Major, by pur chase, .viec Drummotel, profmated. eve Ditto, Ensign' William llrownrigg to he lieutknene, without pinches), vice MotitittY, Prnlneto in the Slit te.ot. Brarlehaw, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Urown. teN• ern Ditto, George Rea, Cent. to be Ensign, without pur. .1„,,c, vier: !oho Rte, who resigns. vt itte, Lieutetiant loins Cite lee M'Kay, from the ilth , to he Captam sof a Company, without Purchase, eeton, eppointrclto thr 52(1 Foot. 1;',2•41 Pth, Lieutenant Robert Carew to he Captain of a Come tie', v. iliseut .purchase. E ns ign. Richard I :entity, free) nf the late Cape Regiment, to be Enaigit, vice eCaliji, ho exchanges. tleel Ditto, losepli Clover, Esq. to be Paymaster to the ad hettalion. " Seth fitful Saliebitryelones, Gent, to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Dyson,. trrentoted. ee-ei Ditto, lolin Rowe, Gclit, to he Ensign, withunt pur. e SWilt, WhQ resigns. . • , ii ee t leete, eteioi Edward Ludlow to be Lieutenant, with. Ite.;t, vice Harris, appoieted to the 2stlt Foot. j• , b , tiii c Away, Cent. to be Unmet', vied Ludlow. 40, West 1 retie itegitoent, Assistant-Surgeon {elm Freeman, i•oni the r tth Foot,. to be Surgeon, vice Walker, appointed to the 7etit Foot. Ott.. Dine, Ceptain Robert Tevaddell, from the rut Life isminis, to be Captain of a Company, vice Heavyeide, fin: rxr : ltatigcs. teeeinei kanicay's Regiment, Captsan Clement, Edvvartl'ee ;tom the 4tth Foot, to bt e Ceptein of a Company, vice Kerr, promoted. M these Curly, Captain' Jahn Philip. Perry, from the 32(1 Hn, to be Captain of a Company , . Lieuteeant lames itriekell, from tles 57th Foot,. tone Captain of a Company, sleety Peery, Gent: to he Ensign, with purchase. R o yal iteeggoii Train„Quarter.Master Charles Morrison to be Cornet, vice Smith, eppoitited Licutenent.Coounissary of the Royal iArtillery , sth Garrison' liattelion, 4.leutenant-Colonel lolin Wilson, from the 21st. Foot, to be Mout:tient-Colonel, vice Adeni, w lin exelianees. tell) Ditto, Captain Henry Rennetie, from the tuft I.ight Peresents, to he Cameo% of A COMpaity, vice Newlin d, who exchanges, , jail Ditto, Stiteerei Frederick 'Thompson, from the 39th loot, to he eitreeret, veee Kidd, Who exchanges. . sth Royal Veteran Battalion, Serjrant John Larnh, from the 36 R::',:rnent 61 foot (,uerds, to be Ensign, vice M•sen eie, pent-toted in the 'tell) Foot. go, Ditto, Brevet Major t buries Hetet, front the Ist Vete. ran Irattelion, to he Ceptain of e Company. Adjutant N. irons the ist Somerset Militia, to b,a Adjutant. with the Rank of Lieutenant. The fettle's Gerneu, Lepton. tat Battalion of Light Infantry, Major Freest Leotthert to ee Lienteinint-Coluitel, with tem ' penile , Rank, v.ce Alien, promoted. is* e attelicut ot the Lime Major Christianßaron Qmpfees, to be Lietitenant.Le.lutiel, whit temporary Rank, vice t e n g wortie promoted. td Delo, Major Charles Baron Bennigsen to be Lieutenant ' Colotiel, with temporate vice Barese. promoted. Capo' William De telitienatein to be Meier, with Win. perary Rime, vice Bennie...en. STAFF. ikon, of ttor 5,1 Gatrientf Bata. i„ r ),-arter-Nl:tte.r.(;etlcrai to trio l'ioups 441 vio; io f lit 1 04101 tit' Ceyluti. WitttOlANiuM. _ E4sigo. jov.ph S. Rano, of tile.4Btti lout is suptr4:(t:::a. CrimonFrrlltni in the Royal London Regiments of .4ned 45. ai4 Able.trior Commissionerl'of Lieutenahey J;is rise Cif).. Regiment-11 niipi lolin Ccely Naive to %e Lieutenwit, .vice Butler, resigned. Dated i) ec. 12;- 03p4. 'Manus Giiwland, jun. Gent. to be Ensign, vide Buckley, pro. • 'mated. Dated Dec: 13, 144. • • • West Rvgiatent—Villaroy Russell, Gent. to be Enitign, vice , HUM/1411, resigned I)atedl)cc. 12, 18°4. Omni Wvos in Volunteer Corps signed ay Nis Majesty's Commissioters of:Lieutenancy for the City of Landon. Third Regiment of Loyal London Volunteers. • William .Key, Gear to be Ensign. Dated Nov. 9, 064. 7th Ditto, Stephen ronder, Gent. to be 'Lieutenant, vice ftv, resigned. Dated Nov.' 30, 1130 1. Henry Newton, jun. Gent. , to be F,risia,n, vice l'ondrr, promoted. Dated as above. Ileatittield Tregunwell Frampton' to - be Sort on, vice Wizard, resigned. Dated as above. Samuel IL 'lsrael to be Assistant-Surgeon; vice Gibson; resigned. Dated as ' above toot Ditto,` Major Augustus Rob. Hankev to be Lieutenant,. Colonel, vice Powell, resigned. Dated Nov. g, sSo4. Se cond Major lames Bet:Mien, jun. •to t,e First Major, vice Mulkey, promoted. Dated as above. Captain lames. Hatimiet to be Sceptic' Major,, vice liourdiett, pro. 'motetl.. Dated as above. Lieutenant Stephen Lee to be• Captatn, vice ilaintnet, promoted. Dared as above. En: sign William Webb to be Lieutenant, vice Lee, promoted. Dotted as above. ~Henry Ginger, - Gent, to be Ensign, vice Webb. pronv)ted. , Dated as above. • ansmissicatt signed by the: lArd Lieutenant of the County of Surrey. • tir Regiment. q/ Sae, ry 141unteers. Ensign Samuel Bunts to he Pint Lieutenant,-vice Batton, promoted. Dated Od. 27, iBo4, losepii • Messenger,. Cont. to be Second Lieutenant. Dated as above.' (To be continued.) • L4Nrßuvrcv ENLARGED George Wilmditirlit, late of Itccicross-st - icCt, London, car. pincer, limn 1.411. iz, to March 2i it tail, at Guildhall. BANKRUPTS.. john Gordon Cripps, of Bury St. F.dm unds, Sulrolk, grocer and tea-4volt , ', to Surrender Jan. 19, 2:9, and Feb. 23, at ten, at G ildhall, London. , Attoroici, Mr. Pate, Bury St. Edmunds i or Mr. Willhnn Glics, Shire-lane, London, James Uurfit, of the parish of Mew, Wiltshire, cheese-be tor, Id surrender Feb, 4,5, 23, at eleven, at the Greyhound I iiii,Wilicaunton, Somorse.tshire. Atrornies, Me:isrs U rich and George Measiter, Wineaunton ; or Mr. Dyne, Ser. jcant's-lon, Pleet.street.. Smith the younger, and john Cherry, of Ked Lion.. street, Middlesex, watch-mantitatturers and co. partnerS,' to surre n der ) an, 2t, at ten,' 29, at one, and Feb 23, 3t ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Cciote, Austin-triars. John Cook Hodgson, lite of john's-row, St. Luke, Middle.. • sex, builder, to surrender jan 15, 26, arid Feb. 23, at ten, at GuildhalL• Attorney, Mr. Kinsey, F urnivaPs- Inn. John Powell, late at Portland-street, near Soho square, Mid dlesex, grocer, to surrender lan: 15, rt, and Feb. 23, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Pasinure, broad - Street Chaniberd, Old tiroad-street. - DIPIDEND.V. • Vet*. tz. Isaac Nash, of Bristol, cooper, at eleven, at the li.nndon Inn and Talbot Tavern, Bata-street, Bristol. '3n` 22. lelin ot ,Grosvonot-square, Middlesex, ban. Ito, at-ten, at GuiWhali. Feb. t t. - Ahraliarn Brown Whitley, of-North Shields, North. timberland, merchant, at elevn, at the Shakspeare,Taverst„ • Newcastle , Feb. 7. • William Brooks, of Ilideford, , Devonshire, shop keeper, -at eleven, at the White hart Inn, Broad-street, Bristol. Feb. g. lames Sheriff; of Hatton-Garden, Middlesex, mer. chant, at ten, at Guildhall. Feb. S. Robert Martin and Mark Last, of Watling-street, London, warehousemen and eo.pattliers, -at ten, at G hall. • Rh, all. William Collins, of Bristol, braudy-merehant, at • Pleven, at the Bush Tavern, Corn , street, Bristol. Vela. 6. Christopher Nuttali, tate of Manchester, cotton. spinner, at three, at me Star Inn, Manchester. • • Fels. 14. The Rev, Sir William Henry Clerke, Bart. Clerk, late of Walinersley. Bury, I.4llgibliirc i miller, at eleven, •, at the Boar's Head Inn, Bur • Feb. at. Thorne: Fenner, late of West . Wycombe, Buck shopittipCr. at eleven, at the Angel Oxford. Feb. 5. john Lewis, of the 014 Lowry, London, warehOuse— mall, at ten, at Guildhall. .. Feb. 5 Richard Martin the younger, of New Windsor, Berk. shire, money-scrivener, at eleven, at Guildhall, Immlon. Feb, ig. Charles Reynolds, Lof Norwich, woollen-draper, at five, at the White Swan, St. Teter of Minima, Nor wich.. Feb. s.. Thomas Cowland the younger,' of White Lion -court, • Illtehin-lane, London, and of Belmont. place, Vauxhall, Surrey, merchant, at ten, at Guildhall. RTI Feb. 1. Ceorge Grawland, of Chandes•street, Middlesex, cheese- fattor. • - Thomas Booth and Thomas I tela,lltl,9i Blakeley, Lancashire, dyers and co- pai titers. James Bernard Boilinghroke and Mary Ann Boilingbroke, of Norwich, woollen drapers, . •,. Elisha Ileawnod, of Heaton Norris, Manchester, and fames Roberts of Stockport, county of Chester, cotton.spin. t nets andeo-partiers. 'SwINZI.INI4..\-utNtilitetlar, at Hittem-toraen, T/,cmas Major underwent a final examination on the c h arge of s w i n dling , . The only fresh eharge pre forred against hiM was, that of orderilig a vantity of cart harness of Mr. Dowson, a harness-maker; -stating, that he bad recently taken a tarot at Hen. don. The Proseent , r, on insuiry,, found that the Prisoner had_ a6n.dly taken a farm, but beforehe had finished his order he heard that he was in cus. rody. The Magistrate remarked, that it was Alan. gerous for such a man to at large i and he was accordingly sent on hoard the tender, to the saris. fattion of others who were present to enter charges against his). Letters from Canton, ,, dated the 2d April, ,men lion, that a ,fleet of about 20 piratical from, well armed, having landed kind ravaged ihe Islands• Of Pypri (one of the Lacitottes), shortly after fell in with► two Chinese ships of war, to which they gave hassle ; the contest lasted for so►tte hours, and the Chinese were obliged to Sheer off, having lost half their crews--three of the Proas, were sunk, and vast numbers of their people' were killed. Capt. Mae'. p at Oax, of the Nancy Gralt,'is to have the coturnaria of a, large naval force which the Chinese Govern., 'went is fitting out against these pirates.' Guam, Rata, and Tinsan, are to be the principal points of rendeivous. phemu z litt Decn haviag obtained the Sovereign. ty of Cabo!, 1135 appointed his adopted son to he Governor of Herat, very much against the wishes of the people, who have violently opposed the measure.' The new Canal from Shuttle ato Rye is car. eying on with uncominon ; its addition to this line of defence, lVlartello Towers arc to be construaed on the sea shore, three of which wilt be equi-disiant between Ilythe and .Romney those near Dymehurch will be placed itnnyAiately behind the wall. Twenty vessels laden with blocks haite already arrived fur their, construdion, and three millions more have been contratled for. In honour of Sir' WALTitit RAI, V 101.1, who first: introduced the use of Tobacco into Hogiand„ and who,sby the bye, went to his unuteri.ed execution with a Pipe in his mouth, there are more Stispiers it is supposed, in the British Metropolis, titan in any ten other cities in the s lJniverse.--4\low,*as TO; lace° is stile& " tie thatigki.iirs j oirin s f Plant," it may be asked, what sentiment can it inspire at the ptesent season of general gratulation, 'that, may proved much real importance I It is scarcely to be doubted, that it will powerfully suggest the itupres. .sivesubjeit of the numerous Capital Prizes in the great Lottery, which, now draws so' near to its commeneement. 'Tis a pat ticipation of these Prizes that will snake the Smoitel porter go down by far the more mellow ;—that will furnish i'mtab Drink art with the most delicious Sweet, for correding, not only the acid of .their favourite beverage, but many acid; of Life, and render thc.?i/e, in short, truly relishing thro u&huitt the . year.. j.tbi PON I Printed by RICHM IlAkRIs, k ot No. 4, Niartict.court, 114w-Strettl; and I At 0W5'1;1.1441 ice, No. II:, Sts-a'hi ; where Abut rtiittarnu t 9rde: a fu BIRTH. On Wedmnlay morning, at the Residentiary House 'in the 'Winger. yard, V erk, the Lady of the Re!. Archdeacon Mark , ham, of a' SOn, On Sunday lasr, in Searle-street, Liticolres-inn, the Lady of, Edward Daniel, Esq. of a Son. MAR R ! E !U On the Bth inst. at North lkerwick, Lord Viscount Dun. can, to Miss Janet Dalrymple, second 'daughter of the late Sir Hew HamiJuin Dalrymple, Bart, of Bargany and North Berwick, On the 7th .inst. at Old Aberdeen, Lieutenant-Colonel Arthur licrbes, late of His Majesty's 32d Regiment of Foot, to Miss Isabella M'Leod, second daughter of Dr. Roderick M•Leod, Principal of King"s College. On the ist at Gillingham, in Kent, Lieutenant Ed ward, Young, of Itis Majesty's litoyal Marine Corps, to MittS P►•ricel, daughter of William Pelea, Esq. - M. D. of West . The same day, at Margaret's . , Rochester, Capt. Tito triasYouti*, of Ills Majesty's Royal Marine Corps, to. Mrs. C ranvil le Winch, Widow. ' DIED. On the 7th inst.' at pingw,lll, North Britain,. the RC', Daniel Row, Minister of the Gospel there, He was pions witliout ostentatiui;:, Izarned without pedantry ; highly benevolent, and tin - uniform friend to the distressed. His many exurilencics 'in the province of relative, con panion, and friend, trill be tour, remembered by those who now lament his loss. , . On Saturday morning last, eiticlilenly, Edward Peach, Esq. of Sundrich, ►n Kent. Ile had gone to bed on the preceding evening apparently in perfeel health, and appeared to have died in the night without any.struggle. Lately, at his seat at Denting, near Newton Abbot, De. you, Tnomas Taylor, Esq. one of His Majesty's justice.; of the Peace for the County of Devon. . On Tuesday last, the R ev. Francis Williams, of Exeter. LONDON MARKETS, &c. RETURN OF WHEAT IN MARK.I.ANF, By. Messrs. CH tt.n and M A trns, Meal Weighers, Including only from the 3itt of Dec. to the sth of lan. a4r , ..Tabl) to the new Att. 12 Quarters at tris od 114 Quarters at 99$ od 47 —7- - at vats od 27s --;.--- at 98s od 4 2 -- at i tss od 254 at 97s od 2.p. at thts ad '67 ---- at 96s cd tat ------ at !tali od MI --- 4 --- at 95s od Lo —..--.- at (Its cd : 95 ' at 945• 6d Sot --...--.► at t los od 237 at 943 od so ---:—. at togs ed I 132 at 935 , ad 56 ---.-» at toes od I 366 at cits ad 424 --- --- at le7s ad I oS at . 9is od 9.1 ---.-- at loss (3 o ,t6s , -; at 9os td _ ~..A . 33 .----.... At 1 , .: 546 od I t6i -- --- at 8.: (A.l 3, 1 --at fo4S oft 1 2141 --..--• ----. At* 86s oil 177 --,--- at iop od I ) a t o - at 102 s od 89 -- . - --"-^.....dt tOS 04 ' 1 66 - atlotS ad 17 7--7---- At 70 ad 2657 --7------ At 1406 od 90 --7.—,At 7635 od Total 106c9 Quarters.-- A ,:cr . :1);t: 995.:0. 45 !cid. lower Illatt last ltetttrit. . A RETURN or .F.I.OUR, V rnrn Dec. 29 to lan. 4, from the Cocket-Olfice:, Sacks. s. d. . Sacks. s. d. Sacks. s. 4. 97 -- 100 0 243 94 • 2O .---.. 89 o 2, 9 99 0 to- 93 o 9 0 ---- Eg o `l.`"'' 9 0 . 353 ---- 92 • 20 82' 0 2 5 ---" t 7 0 35 "' -- 9 1 0 1 W --2 2 6 o 4 g 6 • 1102 0 0 . 0 • .7-- 81 o 6 154 —, ' 95 0 . 15 2 9 6 I L'otat— 3717 Sacks. —A vcrage is. 514. lower than last Re 4 STERN CO(JNTRV Wheat. Newbury Situ 1 los Saii3hulY 4,0 to [goo Devizes 7.1) to 1033 Warrilitlater 72, to i )2,s W t A.121,F.TS (last•V Harley. 44 6 0(1 , to 53$ 6d QO to 488 Oa 445 Oil to 50S 04 I .102 04 CO 52S Ott Week) pe'r 23 od to 2h z4s od lo 335 25$ od to %SS . 29$ ad to is 'PRICE Ot HOPS. — , seas. • pocKurs. 1 t •• Kent, 41...3`. to 51. co 9 . K., ' 4 1 ., 4 ,. to 5 1 . 1 744 bc Susx, 41. --a. to 41. i6s. ;unsex, 4 1 . os. to sl —3. 1.:3 , ,ex, 41. —3. to 41. t 6 s. Fatnlmot, 71. —s.,to I. --a. ............ Red Clover * Whitt! ditto Trefoil Callaway Coriander Turnip • - White •Mtistard geed Brown ditto - Canary • , Rye.(rass . 461 to 115$ 7a6 to JZos ids to 4os per cwt. • gps to 14o$. Is to t t$ 6d 1 4 .J4 to 24 rr USllei. ort to .d ditto. 161 to tfla ditto. 7a od to 8d od (Wt.. 208 oil to 3or; per gitatte4. PRICE OF LEATIIER (per lb.) AT LEAI)ENIIALL. Botta, so to 56111. each - 231. to 24(1. Ditth, 60. to 651 b. each - - • - 244. to asd. Merchants' Backs, - - • 220. to 2311.' Dressing liides ?ad. to 23d. Fine Coach Hides, . • - • 23d. to 24d. Crop hides for cutting, - 10 • 2.0. Flat Ordiintry - • - • _ 21d. to 23(t. Calf Skins, 30 10 401 b. per Dozen, 34(1. to 394. per I.b. Ditto, so to 7olb. 33d. to 311(1. per lb. Ditto, 70 to Both. 324. to 35d. per lb. Small Seals (G reenland) azti. to 454_ per lb. • Large ditto, - too. t 9 170 s. per Dozert. Goat Skins - - —5. to —s.•ditto. Tanned llorsellides, 28s. to 40s. per SMITHFIE LD INI To sink the 011'41- 19eef, 0. , ed. to is. 4ct. Motto). 0. otl, ,tn ss. *I. rIARXET, W. 1 4. -Rot' steno of veil, Ss. ed.to 7s. od. Pork, 4s, od. to ss. ed. Lit THIS DAY. —Slteep, 12,000. Of CATT Beasts, about 2.,00 NEW:ATE and LI:AMIN:HALL MARKETS. fly the Carcase. Heti, 3s. ott. to 46. 4d. Veal, 4s. od. to 6s. 4 , 1, Mutton. 23. O. to 4s, Bd. Pork, 45,041 to. ss. PRICH T St. fames's Market 4s. 2d. CLAN Nlarket i d. , Whitecii3pel Market 4s. ed. per st4lla ofBlo. 123. 31. Average price 4a, Td. 41.1.U1V. .Towu Tallow as. 6gs. 6ti It do fearull6Ss .7os. od Russia do: (Sops} 675. ad. Melti.nK Stulr . Ditto rough 4os. ad., G raves 'iv.. ad. Good Dregs I2S, ad, led, BSs.-,curtl, Is. 6d.—Moulds, I2S. 'Yellow soap, 785. --Mutt Price or Candles pet dozen, St. (AMES's HAY MARKET, lan. 22, ilay. 3i3i. ed. to 41. t4i. ed.—Aver. 31. 6d. Straw, t 164. ed. to at. Ss. oti,—Aver. 21. --s. 6d; WHITECHAPEL HAY . MARKET, fan. 12. Hay, 31. t4S. od. to 41. fis. cd.—Aver. 31., ilia, od. clover, .41. 4s. ad. to, 51. as, ‘ver. 41. tzi. ad. Sttaor„ 11. ills. ed. to 21. as. vd.--Aver. t f. tq . od. COM, EXCHANGE, tan. r 4 Best Coals , io tlic Pool, per Cita!drat' Delivered to Ilouaekeepersat Stincierl.intl, per Clialdrcii Utltytred tialousekepers at • 641, 60, 6d 460, oil by W ILL! Au Aamt it S . rusrPs, (ef Setlth ttle,',t6r t the l'apr o Lenart fur the 4.11t4t,4c; awl? NEW% 'fittAvEsstbin, rmi• 1 - ;• NUM Atexincler, .1( lilg. and ~ lopiter, Lain front New-York ; Charlotte, -- • , arKi Itiftrow :Debora, ironi Chat - ante ; Barbers, , Orient,;-Joseph , Frc , lc' • Ame Beare. and I.'ntlraght, troirt . Liiboti; British Kiiig; Limb; and flardli:'Lifb ll 7' front . Quebec ; Estialle, Burcham, frost; Oporto ; firM,lteit., Alan. on, from Dellia ; ()W w () scar, ettstot. and - Coritwall; from the South Seas; Vrow ElizOFth t MejerP f r o " / boa; Lord Putscan, Lane from Limenck Two Frieridtp Bid ke, ' ScOtland, atichleitrietta'i,Rosi, ftom.Hondoravf Supply,Ball, from Archangels Charlotte, from P l• zic t St. Peter, Heron, Cat Itatina, 'Wall, , and 'Maria Wrook:' lotte, ()tomer, tr.on Gottenbnigh. Sailed—the Hamer tlo' f Tentritrei Fretlerick ( Wit ;; *" , helm Ludwig, Landeisnan, 'Wins, Lear, Christiatinh Man*: ning, and"Twe Gebroders, —, for Eintiden'; ward* , STOCKS. RDAY. PRICE OF XETTE Bank Stock, Soutli.tet Stack, • - Navy per Ct. 911 926 92$ shut S per Lent. 1797, toot a Exchequer Bills, I fISII 5 per Cent. ' Oznnitnn, 4 per Cent. 77 7 8 3, 7R I Imperial; pe.rscent. bit 60 1 3 per Cent. Red. 614 6z 162 6 t 6t . Corn). fb,r Op. 633 63 6 1 3 pe , Ct. con 6ot 61 a 64Ft I 5 per - Cent:'l797 . , to De Pal Bank L. Ann. 18i. t 7 ts- 15 16 I ift April, tot , , • MARINE VILLA, - AND SEA 13ATIIING; HANT S. -1 - '0 „BF LETT on Rea•cmahle Term, and En tered on immediately, for any Term not less than Month, nor Moto than Six, a new-built • DWELLINto• HOUSE, It EA FURNISHED, ,consisting of a ' parlour, IS feet by is, Breaklast-parlotir, t 6 feCt by 1 5' Kitchen, anti•Housekeeper' s .r o om ; on ;he First,floor a Drawing.room, t`i feet by is ; and four Bed-chamber , theSeconii.floor; and four.good Rooms in the Attic Stay ;f and also a Kitchen, I,arder, and convenient ,Cellars under -ground; with a gttr . ad Coach-liaise, a Three-stall stable. and another Stable which will hold twoliorses ; an other cot. venient Offices. The whole is situate 'in a i'addricicl'"'" . taming an Acre, about a mile and an half fr -in ChristchurOt in the County of Hants, adjuitiing the Harbour, continual ,ing a beautiful and (fired View of the English Chaniiek Needle Rocks, and the whole of the Wtstern extremity 0 the Isle of %Niglio, as welt as the 1-14rbOur of ChristetturO t Hurst Castle, ke. and not more than half a milt from ottt the bitst Shores for 13ithing in the Kingdom, being a line sand, With a 'gentle, declivity, where ceveral Machines Of constantly kept, which caii go in at all tittles ultnetide,; Though so near the Sea the Water of the Pumps is Yetis ° fine, and good. I nd for' Fora View of the Premises apply.at the; further Particulars (if by Letter, post pai d), to Mr. Taral•-• Attorney at Law, Sitlishury. . • .............—'—...-------. , CONSTITUTIONAL }l,Arol:,:iViitsl,LGrivith)ait (Sir s it E eG S O - 1 1: 0 ,1t1 R ,A, t o l? , B . Y: T kil l N Opinion c°itu ADi,,enie, .0- at present more common in Europe than at any fornr,,l . P p e ral c i t s ' ed al i l n d t i l s ies% hie ti l m ly e: t o t t li r b e l ti l t t ecl ietn t e o ttt 7 a % nt t r liti c c ) i t i . ry l . tal l i t g i e s ll : ;; ; ' tainly Attie, that the farther we dirt trout simplicity at e , temperance in diet, end the More' we sacrifice: wholea u P"' exercises. U? the inactivity ittending, domestic amusement the greater will be the influence' of every physical error diminishing the vigour Of the constitution. Diseases o f til " Nerves are incident to both Sexes, With only. this &arena* that, in the female, trtim.the natural delecauy,of constitntient• and the softer manner ut life, they are in aneral most frcapien; and' violent. Weakness of the . Nervoitstiystein is often, 1113 'i too often, occasioned by irregularities in one sex, and senoliir excesses intheothfr ;. which the' Cordial Balm of Gilea' t 1 the most eftettuat remedy to remove. . It is notorious, that various disontera of the' human frl nl 2 ,„ are brought. on by dissipation, in. youth, and the grosi vio.,„ - ' tion pt titos.t roles which prudence dictates tor the presePl ti on of health; nal a'y big 'the toundation. for,* long and liAll'.f . life, with a firm and strong Cousin ntion, The blessing' ,°... health arc no sooner Nisi, titan painful experience tc.iclics tie: • 10 1 " • . .• inelittmable - value. of, it,, and the unhappy patient „, . around, too often, alas I .* in vain, for the means of Its recover., The utility, therefore, - of this Medicine, is too obvious for The farther comment. • roof a * * Persons entering upon the . holy St at e of : MOW thd should consider, that .. where the fountain is polluted, ~ Streams that tio..v from it.c.mnot be pure." . . „ Tl,e ANTI-INIPF.'rIGI NES or , ,orat)LONl ON's pg., for purifying the Blood and resturitit the System wlO/1 Mr, ipwhahlercegtrieeftsaiaviatigvhuaettoioinnini.yphrrauessde,:ietritewruatoseetd.',loiyifeia.alNillhce4r:Ft i‘•,),lfil,:oictiivrinit.ci:),nits.oforditira7,. milt' Bottles 335. ABS rF. B.C; ENT LOTION i •for removing Er:..ptitl, from the surfase of the human body, Pints 45. 6U.. Ili' . pints Zs. 9d. duty included. , . - ' 1 1961 ' Prepared by Dr. Solomon, Cilead.l-louse, near Liver ~,,, in les. 6d. and 335. bottles • the latter contain tour of I . 1; former, by which the purchaser saves 9s. Evetv .11':' nti o l An dr e s, as a Stamp, winch bears th, Proprietcr's Si Jon! j 0 , des il Semi. Solomon, Lirerisool,l, to itflitate'Wh icli felony. tiler!) oelt Double PoStage of all. Letters to IV. Solomon, must be paid, and a I'm of Los. od. inclosed for Advice.; 1 `• Also, just published, Price 3r. A New kitlition,(witk Additions) of , - , ;,,to, A GUIDE to HEALTH, in a variety of CotriP,'„l,, some of which are treated on under the following llea' be , Advice to Nervous Patients-Asthtna-flarren Worn: s ,l , , t iti tieiency 'of Natural Stren'gth-I , einale COrriplaint...Thp. Spasms in the Stomach ----Hypochondriac Con . ..>, teroal Sinking--Loss or Defeal of 'Memory -14 iituinA4,,, , :Scurvy- Scrofula---Turin of Life-Venereal Disna.ti: - " C mess-•Yfintli. • Hy S. SOLOMON, NI. D. Ic{i) Sold by Mrs. Mathews, No. tB, Straticl, Londan,,;.4ol Stnith, Perfumer, N o . 3S. , and,Mr. Riaebone North l' , ll Hilmar and Mr. Scott, Si oth-Bridge; Mr, Vavid, 6an g dna 1-ltlshand, 'Eider and Co.. Edinburgh ;, M r.t Lfriater, (, +l 3A vl# W. Cameron, Greenock,; 0. frowning, Paisley; tbrd, ; W. Young,. ' lrvine-; A. •• ForsYt"' - 1441 + Whiteside, . Ayr; W. Crawford, ; I. CarV'n'il(ity Douglas; T. M , Millan, Kirkcudbright ;.T:M'Crecleo 0,10, aldy ; J . Myth,' Leven; J. Dempster, , Cupor i A 14*, le ' r$ cih dcx! ; P. craigie, ; I. Mitchell, and 1 ; • Aberdeen ; Dr. White,' Bina . ; M'intosh, -Ingvroci-, I \l‘lienz.ie,Stonlaway ; e. Styr/anger t • Perth ; W A tiderson, Sterling;'edict mid act"„ t Aleximder, pu n ferrnline , Wilson, Dunh4t ; Vin n ' r :icl" broath ; Dickson 1 nglis, purr; frius P eel' Weddel,.Ainwick ; Paterson'. Arbutelitot, and 1 41 ;TIT;y ► i nli terhead ; Trongate Cllkssow ;. : a n? l , 6 - 11;1 , ..13;0k5ellers and Venders of Patc ' t %led • ' n , tone: . Kingdorri. No. 29, Arundel-street, SeP t * 13 ' A lgo O VOrt Eleven Years I have relinquished 1: riElice• for the Treatment of Yen 1 CortiPl ailit , s c i il T es i t ls ru u et wi iv o e ttb h t a c b d it iu ` the cure of those deficiencies which are e the conseque lei a a ge l !: her of the qu alifications which.l possess, 3 ",', 1 041, it r•oysit College of Singeims, formerly a St ) 0 01 the Army, and the extent of rny.oxperience in this) , lo p Tote, constitute my claim to that superiority, vi 1 " 41 „ 1 ;114 11) !„ genvral Pniclifginer, -whose mind is ha 'be attained by the illiterate, oreven by the most ff i r., o o4 l ` an Intrnensi.t. variety of Disorders. raised by site an The very. singular complaints of Inseams and from every. part oY'the world I 114+4' been_ 1111 , i iril e .. must haYeecinsiderahly conduced to my, perfect c‘. ll ` . *ion of the most cOmpliCatzd eases.' , 1 d q tY r e , •11 Demises arise r u nt the indiscretion , of an ungto tnent, and it such Clain of distressful clisarrabin l e i blrs eXitit, as those which are tho cnnsequances of an 01: f , vice, can any Man assume a better title ro a regular Surgeon, resigning all MI cr P tact ce fer I ment of these, and c o nc en tr at ing his attention an d I; r , this part'icul'ar pant ? old ii‘.l Weakness, much future misery In recent Cases 'or Infeeion, all Fain, Danger , "'„llc i ` n i tress may be a v o ided, and in the fi rst sans.ition.s o o i s ins of re,animation as will restore health and 61 ' 1 0 the Constitution. 'N 4 4 se Through inconsiderate neglect the slightest ca -pct " imPortAtit, .bucit is the acluireinent of excln4tveniwi in. this line 41:! give a safe and permanent restera i ' v o r When other Naelitioriers ' no 114° The terms of reineneration arepreeisely stated in v' ter I,vv, bane letters are answered unless 0411 inclosckl. may he preventett,,e4,ll . . ftiA. RTlhr TIRE E„ L9 ,0 01/ ' Member cif the. Royi,l C011,: , , , !.,t' s.'tri44tegit i h n t 1 ,0 N. 2 9, Arundel -stree t , s tran d, r,.....r TelllPl e * L— , A t "....10 , ....2Thew its an adttitiaa; cothoice io %%44444'111"-i t , , sciret, , Crosvonor squire ;) `must .ht addreiseil„ 945. IV. turn.