The Sun. — London, England, 1805-04-02 00:00:00

or:the Audience would dis►inguislt between the cut. torn of introducing favourite Songs from old Operas, and those popular and aaing pieces on which the profits of the house in a great measure depended ; that he hoped the audience would believe he had every disposition to promote Mr. BR ARAM'S in terests, of which a proof existed in the getting up an Opera which did not belong to that Theatre ; hut that he and the Proprietors found, the more they conceded to Mr. BRARAM the snore he de. mantled," This speech, which was delivered with great ani mation, was received with a 'tumult of applause.— Mr. KEMBLE then retired ; and the performance, at about 2o minutes hefobe 9 o'clock, recommenced.— On BR Ati / Ates entunce, however, hissing was re. v ve , i, but was ¶uickly discontinued. he performance then proceeded. The House was as crowded as possible. B riertis. CO/`ENT GARDEN THEATRE. On Saturday last] Mrs. B. Walsh, of Lower 'Clay:ton, of a Daughter. Yesterday, Mrs. Stuart, of Loadetthall-street, of a Diugh. ter. Tot Puelie are .eteao reformed of the inter ruption which took place. in the performance at, tide Theatre, on Thurstiay eveeing, in consequence of Mr..Bitsseteee ha.ina refused-to perform his part in The'itxglish Flew. rreusalarese troth adiepute with the proerietors, owing to the following cit . . cumstanee ; Previous to Its being settled that The S;4e rj helgrade should hr perforated' tor Signora ST.;RAcs Hetrc fir, Mr. BRAIIAM had applied for, and leave of the Mareigere e that she should live the Opere otaThe English Fleet, but. the Pro. prie tors refusing to pledge themselves not to perform etat Opera till after--her Benefit, BRAHAM.got pct. Inissi , ,n from the PrllTte'tor Dairy Aerie w per. f one The of lielgrade, which he accordingly advertised, with a seleati) ti of the .principaleAtrs from IL- 0, eras of The (;abbeet, English Fleet, and Thirty/ housand. As Korn as the Advertisement came to the knowledge of the Manager, an ! lice was made to the selecting from ets many pupa. Ist Opens. A Correspondence took place between FRAHAM and Mr. KEW: ME, in which the latter in. sisted, that the Songs should not again be adver. bred. 'Early on Thursday ~morning BRAHMA went to Mr. lidea ate to " make his complaints of the treatment lie had met with ;" anti told Mr. MR- R is, that, unless lie consented to Signora STottAct's being allowed the Songs he had chosen tor her, he would instantly discharge himself from the Theatre. Mr. llAttiti , , atter' reasotiing with him some time on t he i m p r e e riety of his demands, told him, that he wits pettedly at libetay to quit the Theatre if he thought fit ; but he expressed a hope, that, what. ever might he his determination on that point, he would,' on iefiraion, so tar consider the interests of the Theatre, aid the duty he owed to the Public, as not to occasion any disappointment to them in the performances of that e.verie g. BRANAI4 I however, soon afterwards sent -Mr. iht.ANOCIR the Note we pultli.lied on Saturday, in which he declared, " he ingi &selvaged himself from the Theatre ;" The Pnglish Fleet, was, however, performed• ebet even. tit L a coming forward is the substitute of Bit AHAM. Mr. 1-lAams, with much liberality, declined to enforce., the penalty atipulated in 8RAN...W.4 articier; and tide! them to him ; but that the Public, who had taken tickets of Signora ST .RACk s +night expe. riersce no , fresh dieappoentment, hr etlesetrited t o AHAM'S appearance last . night, and to the intro. &1 . 4t0n of thnse e Songe which lid occasi. , ned the dis. pate. On his entrance he was received with the strongest marks of disapprobation ; for half an hour nc,thtng could :be heard hitt cries of "Off! OWL" " l-fear him!" " An Apology I"—Bedettast ad. ar ,,, cd the Audience, but the noise was so loud and incessant, that even those who stood on the Stage could net colt ea a sentence. An attempt was then made to proceed with the Performance; but after going through one scene, of which no part could be heard, the Performers were obliged to retire. The upi ar still continued, and site? a consultation among BRAHMAN and Signora STORACR'S friends, in which the latter wag pres , ed to go forward, anti solicit a hearing for BRASIAM, but which her leers induced her to decline, she requested Mr. FAisto to state , to the Audience, that ,if . they would suffer the Performance taco on, a Statement and full ex. planation of Be aerAtt's cunduet should appear in the Poi , .c Prints on the ndlowinu morning. 'Mr. FAw. CITY aeCnrclini,ly came forward, and with much difficulty obtained a heating ; hut was presently in. terrupted by an u at im Us call fur Mr. KRUSLI. The Audience being informed that he Was sent tor, order seemed to he restored, and Mrs. 'SeCtstres came. on the Stage ; but on being hissed, she re. STORAGEtired. then appeared, and was heard with some patience through one Air ; but Mr'. MARTYR and some other Performers appearing, the clamour became as violent as ever ; anti though the Performers sung the finale to the first Mt. we believe it was wholly unintelligible to the Audience. At half past , eight, Mr. Keateas arrived, and, after several attempts to obtain a hearing, during which a constant cry was kept up of " &Aerie, Explanation, Apology," Mr. KEMILE applied to ,Baeoete to cute forward, which he at length but was obliged to go 'off again. Mr. Kvataal was given to understand, that it was ricstml both he end Beim eet,should corn.. forward loge. ther ; this was complied with, arid Mr. Kt Mitee Lead fittaftreia's Letter, in which he declared, he had " discharged himself." Mr. Kemat.s stated, Ilea on the receipt of this Letter, every ptiesible step that the eircutnatances sttimitted, was taken to make it known, ,lint to supply Mr. BRAHASI'S place. Be ARAM was now , called on to explain, and Mr. Kielue P. retired a few paces, and ito ,, d he hind him. Bale KAM said, as nearly as we could colleet; that it lied been ler tour years his aortae; tion to .merit the favour of the public : that it h et ! been ctorotnary, tram tisneirnmetnarial, intr 'duce Stange on benefit nights ; that ',hose referred to nail! been i.dvertiteti fin! levetal days without any objet. lion brig made by the Manager, and that it was: not tilt StnAtty he was informed the Printer of the bills had been ordered by Mr. Kr Mal,rt not to in. eve - the Songs in them any more ; and that he felt so indignant at thie treatment, diet he determined to discharge himself, from the Theatre, end forego the advantages of his Benefit, nod his salary for the remainder of the stalest*, which would he a loss to him of several horefted pourae," He concluded with declaring, " that it would ever be the first ambition alibi heart to contribute to the amusement and to ()bodies the favour of the Public." This ad. dress war received a rnidsrapplause, hisses i artil groans, together with a call fir an apology. Mr. Kr 1481,1 t and Be AI-1 Am now retired, the Inn Sic hell wits rung, and M. bicotto again came on the Stage, but was o bliged to withdraw in conse. quence of a renewed cry for Mr. Kr..1,18LE,-wh voice, o im. Inediately stepped f o rwartf, nd, in a loud said, " I - las any n Getleman a a ny qoestion to put to ?" !t'A et a •short -pause, a person in the Pit k s - ieti demanded an explanation, ant. , _ , why Mr. teAfeear Wu, teluSeti the Songs? Mr. l(eettiL E, to lie bored the candour and liberality MARRIED. On Tuesday last, Quarter-Master Johnson, of the 4th Dragoon Guards, now in flora Barracks. to Miss Roger., daughter of Mr. William Rogers, of POW. fltar Truro. On the night of Friday the 15th ult. the inha. bitants of Wensleydale, were greatly alarmed by the burning of heath on Hamilton,which was mistaken for the beacon on the top of Rose. berry ; the alarm was immediately given to Colonel STRAUBENZEE, of the Wensleydale Volunteers, who ordered the drum to beat to arms, and such was their alertness and activity that they were all under arms by four o'clock in the morning. The intelligence was communicated -to TIMOTHY HUT. Toy, Eiq, (the Commander of the Masham Volun teers in the absence at Wm. DAN IIY, Esq.) before nine o'clock, who instantly dispatched a servant to Masham, when men were sent to all the villages with ordersfor all the carts and waggons to be got in readiness; and although sonic of the men were five or six miles distant, they all assembled in the matket.place by two o'clock, the waggons and carts loaded with their baggage, blinker,, &c, an d , marched immediately in excellent spirits on their way to Mafton; according to their orders. They arrived "at Tlrirsk that evening, when, finding the cause of, the alarm, they remained there that night, and.retutned to, Mashain the next morning, when they were met by the greatest parr, of the tants to 'sveleutne their - return. A 'few days after they received a letter frutoGeneral IiEWOILI., COM. plimenting them on the great activity and intrepi• du), they she wed on the occasion. "Sunday last as a servant of Mr. Garrotl's, of Sot. ton, was driving two ol his master's daughters down ,New.steett, Woodbridge, the horse suddenly took !right, and, running futinusly, he tell down nearly opposite the barracks; hut providentially neither the children or servant sustained the %lightest in. jury.' The horse was however cut on his head in a shucking manner. Wednesday afternoon a workman fell from the root of a new !roust~ at the top of Duke-street, Li. terpoot, and was killed on the spot. On Monday sennight Robert Barnes, of Sae. holme, parish of Abbey.holtne, Cumberland, a man of considerable property, put an end to his existence, by suspending himself' in his stable. lie was about 70 years of age, and no tcason can be assigned for the desperate att. - - - A man of the name of LkMAITIII I , born in Swit. terlatid, a present about mills/ years olds ri'ideS at ! Chateatriun, in the department Of Eure and Loire, of whrto the following almost incredible instances of cotporeel strength are narrated : This second Mit.° carried on his shituldets, in the market-place of Chartres, a horse oclonging to the heavy cavalry, to a considerable distance. Like his rival of Crowns, he checked in its career asar. riage drawn by two horses, advancing at a smart trot ; he dreW after him. with one finger, twelve grenadiers, one holding the other by a handkerchief. and remained immoveable notwithstanding their united efforts throw him down. As active as lie is strong and vatiaor, having been once called oo to assist as one of the city guards, in the suppression of a riot at Versailles, he pursued one of the frreneh guards, who was reputed she most adive man in the regiment, and having overtaken him, he killed him, by merely laying his iron hand on hirn for the purpose of stopping him. It was this event which established him et Chateaudun, its he was obliged to carry the taper of St. Lazarus to Vendome before he could obtain his pardon. Dor. ins the Revolution he was thrown into prison, when this MOClerii Sampson obtained his liberty, by Car. rying the doors of the prison to the Revolutionary Committee ; ardent and generous in his friendship, he solicited the freedom of his companions in iris. fortune. Bentsbole at that time traversed the de. partment of Lure and Loire, invested with unli. totted power; Lemaitre informed of it, f o ll owe d him post haste, and overtook bias on the road ; his - carriage being stuck fast in a slough up to the axle. treei he creeps under it, raises it up, frets it from the slough, and as a reward for his services o b ta ins the liberty of hie fellow.pris , itiers. A fire tork p l ace at Ch a modue, horses harnessed to grappling, tugged in every diredion, bat in vain ; he unbar. nesses theist, seizes the ropes hiinself, and -immedi. ate)) , the wall gives way, and the fire is stopped. In an insurredion on account of the high price of _corn, the rioters attempted to seize the municipality, of which body he was a member ; he coolly stepped forward, and swittitnini through the tumultoous waves, he brought down dozens of them to the ground. He was insulted at his own door by some national guards, who drew their sabres against him ; he laid hold of one of the most impertinent among them, and wielding him as lie would 4 t;luth soon brought the whole party to their senses. About eight years ago he supported three men on the calf of one of his legs, which was bent, and at arms length lifted up a grenadier by the waist. We should never end were we to recount all the in.- etances of his strength ; his aildetic form bespeaks his extraordinary vigour ; and when nature shall determine to break one of the noblest of her works, scietice may, possibly, claim possession of so fine-a subject as a chtf-diouvre for the study of miology. Saturday Heyay Wyejate was comrnited to prison for three months by the Magistrates of Marlbor , .. ugh. street, for intruding into the service of F. 001.7it'T, Esq. New Road, Niary.le.bone, by' means I of a Utitious chara4ler. L.:II:CRN Newbury SAli4bury Devizes , WArininster UoNTItY W heat. 6as to tt7s Ms to tons , 76s to Nos 645 to 96s • I OL'AS. ARK.LTS (1401 Batley. 44s cd to 453 od 4is •d to 43s od 46s sd to Os oil( osod to 4ss od RAW H IDES. SMITRFIIELD MARKET, April t. To rink silo MEd—per stsne Sib. Reef, 41. to Sr. 44. I veal, ss. fgt. to 6s. 4tl. Muttoti, 4s. Ald. to is. 41. Pork, 4s. od. to ss. MCA") OP CATTLI YOl3 DAY. Beasts, about asos —Sheep, ts,oco. NEWCATE and IA Ai/MO.IAL'. MARKETS. uy the Carcase. liter, 35. mi. to 4s. 4d. Veal, 45. od. to 6s. od. Mutton, 31. ed. to 4s. 41. Pork, 4s. ed. to ss.od. PRICE OF st, J3nies's Marko 4s. (laic Market 4s. 0. Wllitechapol Market 4s. ltd. ver stone ofalb. --- zas. t zjd. Avow price 0. ad. Yellow Soiip, 78s.—Moi Pace Qf CillditiO per dozen, St. JAMES's IIAY MARKET, March Jo. flay, al. 'Ss, mi. to 4t. to, td.—Aver. 31. 164 3g. Straw s al. 3s. od. to at. 17s. od.—Avcr. al. 1., 34. WHITECHAPEL HAY MARKET, March 30. Hay, 31. iSs. %I. to 41. 1.4 i. ocl.---Avcr. 41. tn. Ott Clover', 41. 4i. OIL to 51. Bs. qd.—Aver. 41. IGa—ort. Straw, at. Si. oil. to 21. ifis. pd. —Aver. 21. izs.. ad. , Mardi :9. COAL EXCIIAIIe:E Rest Coirts, in the Po4ll, vv r gas od Mlivered to Housekeeper:, at ' bzl ! od. Sunderlaiui, per ChMOran Pelivered to 140u:4:keepers at DIED. On Vfedneaday, at Plymouth, after a tingeing illness, Lieutenant !obit Smith, of the Royal Navy. On So nday morning, at Islington, . Miss Sim, daughter of pint Sint, Esq. of Banff, North Britain. On the l an or November, of the fever at Gibraltar, Mrs. Whitham, widow of Colonel Whithain. of the Royal Artil lery, and sister of tbe late judge Sutherland; also, of the same family, in the month of October, George Cowper. Esq. Mrs. George Cowper, late Miss Sutherland ; Miss Fiances Cowper; and Mrs. Garnett, late Miss Mary Cowper. Lately, Mr. Clark, of Leeds, Dyer; the gentleman who first discovered the art of dying cotton-wool a scarlet colour. Yesterday se'imiht, at Kendal, aged 46. Mr. William Parrington, former ly a mole-catcher, in which profession he had acquired upwards of zoool. On the 16th ult. in Strickland Kettle, near Kendal, aged 67, Mr, Thomas-Philipson. Three days previous died, aged 69, his wife, Mrs. Isabel Philipson ; add about three weeks previous 41go died, aged'4 o , thou son, Thomas Philipson. Dat. India Stock, shut India Bonds, as. as. dis. Exchequer 11$, as. to 2.5. pr. Orniuunt, 3 3 per Cent. deferred, I niperial 3 per Cent. Ditto Ann. COlO. for to April, sill 'colt) per Qt. t)ats. 241 ad to Os aga ad to 32. s 261 ad TO 191 2ss ad to 32$ PRICE OF HOPS. • ItApi. rOctKILTS. Kent, 41, oi. to $l, us. Kest, 41. ,toi. to 61. es. Suibsex, 41. O. to 41. res. Sussex, 41. los. to St 10S. Es3eX, 41. Qs. io 41. 153. FMIIII3III. 71. —3, to 11. 63. SEEDS. ~ Tares - -38 s od to 44s od per quarter. Rye-Grass - - .14s od L 36 $ od ditto. Red Cloyct - ' • 48s to Os) White ditto - - 525 to tai l s Tictnil - - " !.15 to 36$ per cwt. Caraway - - saute ips i Coriander - .. - IoS od to 1 . 25 . 0 d J Turnip - - . tits to ms per bushel. White Mustard Seed - Gs od to its od ditto. Brown ditto '.- - . 1011 to di ditto. Canary . ....• - 7s od to Ss od ditto. PRICE OF LEATHER (per lb.) AT I.F.ADENHAI.L. Butts, co to 561 b. each sap. to a3idi Ditto 6o to 651 b. each 20. to 261 f: • Merchants' Backs, to 234. Dressing Hides, . - • 220. to 23i1. Fillet:ouch Hides, . 14 to 250. Crop l litles for cutting, - - aid. to 231*. Flat Ordinary - 210. to 22t1. CAP Skins, 3o to 401 b. per Dozen 35c1. to 39d. per lb. Ditto, so to 701 h. 30. to 394. per lb. Ditto, 70 to 34t. to 38d. per lb. Small Seals (Greenland) 4sil. to 48d. per lb. large into, Hos. to tbs. per Dozen. Goat Skins —s. to —3. ditto. 'Canoed nurse Hides, 253. to 425. per Hide. Bost 1-1 ei fers and Steers (p. sr.) Ordinary, 3s. od. to 3s, 2d. , 3t. lid. ro 3s. sod. i Market Calf, 12S. 6d. each. Middling, 3s. 4d. to 3s. 6d. Eng.tiorse tits. to 21s. such. Sheep Skins • ft 4s od to 7s od l' A 1. LOW. I Town Pillow 65. 675. 6d. Russia do. (Candi 665. —s. Russia do. (Soap) Gss. —s. Molting Stun' —s. s6s. Ditto rough 3Ss. od. Graves 12S. ad. Good Ort:gs Lis: od. - itlod. SU. —Cutd; 92). t is. 6d...-Moulds, ma. 6d. Ni art i ert _ co , rt ,;,..,rjo..,l. and Nth hy Aaminim 4 , ItIPPA LONDON : Plipted by RI I:11A iIAR it IS (0i No. 41 , , . r • - (-- t —ooth G rosvroor-skyza!t ; 41. L thc SUN OFFICE, NU. 12, Strand ; ildvertuintrat, vrarri for the raper, satters tut the Adttor,tke. ip ost .p a id )t natiat ht rhikt,sea. Kt ~ti (ii 130ttOUGil ftr VVV.SIIO44, V/OltOE S " 1 ' TO 13E- so I) BIT itliCTI3l4 Ilv Mr. ROBINS , . ~, GAt arraway's Coffee boost, in tychar.ge.4llcy , 'Chrlho,; , London, on Monday the sad of Apra, et Tivelree'rli,o'i in Lots, , ATruly Eligible FREEHOLD ESTAM 171 TIIE-F RE E , most desirably satiate in the bete. tiful Vale, and within the ttorott , :,l l , of EV ESSA Motparatca by the Turnpike-road from London to Worcester, in the Ranks of the niuch.artnttred Navicabli Worces t er! Mn; comprising 63e Acres of rich Oarden-groond,Atitbie, m' tun:, and Meadow-land, cotntenictitlystabdiviched hito setlrti Farms aril Carden..groututi,_ with tosvenittot Dwelling! houses, Barns, apd Out.b4likrings, Icit.to wit resre4tO?l- Tenant; ; the Roots and estimated value War& cr.:poi. per A nuum. , ' ft 04 The desirable Situation, with the Ikatougtt.Te t ," c l,i,,, exLel lent Neighbourhood, makes this a truly vsittlin. '--, k ro n r i o , a et w r " i ri e r c l u g it edL n :fil a n te n a s w y t C i i s ie h ou i :al t t d ie t :s t I:isi:etilitti-leaKPl)l7.ngdpPoinir:wlnoUrtan4 :al.; and Chickens, Birmingham : M.:ssr:;. Blaney and rthelf , :,o , licitors, Evasham, who will spew tbs. Estate; at chatlie: house, near Chipping Norton; Stir, Oxford; Whiit'U al l Bath ; hush Tavern, Bristol ; Bell, Glouceter;' Oearge, Northampton; Red Li in, High Wy,:oillbe ; 1411 t ot e M "4' Uxbridge; Castle, Salt-hill; Crown , Reading, ee'rf; Barrow, Forbes, and Hanc-xk,. S o licitors, WitioilhalV 01 I, a . at GarrAyny's ; and of Mr. Robins, WarwiCk.greCt, . square, where a Plan of the Estate may be seam t i Y()RK.SHIRIi, neat BEDALE end RICHNIONP, CA. :. • : PITAL FREEII()LD and TITHE FREE ESTATE, ,', 1 . MANOR, ikc. LANI)-TAx REDEFNIED. " TO BE SOLD BY AVCTION, ; , P By Mr. ROBINS, ( ' o rabillo At Carraway's Coffee . honse, in Exchange-4 141 . 1 7, -- LI, .-- on Monday thc aa4 April at Twelve o'Clock,lo"fr - l ' - ' unless•an acceptable Otte; is made l)Y the lad% APF,i,ti„ g ',. .. , / V V4;11 thle and Cons ~ it tally DesiralAilqu',",..., I - 1.. 'HOLD ESTATE, TIME-FREE, situaty in d ice Palish of lle,lale,.and in the N -ighbc.tirliood of R 5 .1 1 .1 4; `, 4 ' and North: diction, comprising the extensive Nianorol V ol . j , ling Halt, with Court Leet, and Court 13,.r0n, Cotiaq bi lt . i tiion, house, excellent Farm-heits J :s. 13,0-03 * 5t:6114 aura 4. ' boiklings, and upwards - of:six Hundred and eightl-tthlN of rich old MCaiL,W, Pasture and Arable Land, aag,,,,S o u po p. iCoogtttaugeisi,p%avlalr(lie,ttetro9re3osp.eCip,,arble:lfiveuntaan,ts, at !WI" 1" . w capable o r t, locleivo This Estate forms a desirable Propert tor a ve: ri t r ot wishing to invest Money in Land. They l3uildiugs co.' new, and the whole in good r-pair. Tlie situation mantis rith•and extensive Prospeds over the CountToposi • , w bfoo h r P rdo o d u; r w: I Bh il e u l al i fi s ui :i r irv i the Mr . E sMatthewtet it tHlie°jß4nl:csi C S ° nr;1 1 . 113.:11411c; l ' cfr: don Hotel, York ;. Angel, Doncaster; Post ilotil•stor War w lek.streeSiltati,irttuuCtiwallaldateten;-GstiA4ttarilrgArewel;'''(L';'oritindat.ohmnd3,ll)°W;thGOlveir':l°l3bialf ' the Estate may be seen.. --,--dit ---......._. —. .._ . —. . __., - I,:e. • c . LANI), AND FUNDED PROPERTY', ois *V I IF l' Y TtiOUSANI) POUNDS and ue ite , Chur it ch re" Li y v t is o ig be s : version;, Landed Estates, and Perpetual AdY3'pets invested in the Purchase of Annot t ,'' , df ttom the above Property, y l. ,_ )e t n h ° a n t s wish to ‘tti;trivaeisefeaanrittiOinaleldifil* temixanery or pertmutent Loan of gone)" , In'Y bc nue l lt supplied by th , : grant of a Redeemable Annui y or own or others' Lives, trout szal. to any amount. . - _., 0 00 se : c i r r 4 . l ß ye o a / r i s E e ß x T pe S ri r e e n tt , i t : ii ns it h l isttgleraottrtila Acknowle'4s7o fog the Nobility and Gentry for the ifgral Patronage 1 ,, i4 ‘ , I*. perry by Private Purct.ase ; and assures your him with tiie.r Conimis:sions they may ' e rtereg i°P6 times on receiving a liberal Filet *tor Anniiitien, !. sectP Estates, Church Li ` tic . 11 ' flit% /rings, as:, ; and whet , : v oloni ~,, nary will be strictly adhereu to —Personal Appi t iw' attended to at his House, No. ea, Cecil street" St r4l tens must be post paid. osusetlesot :hhoes,ls.lot sli, _ ... ...._...--' 4 " -*s! ''' ----- p ta N i c li e E t p h ß r e oved P EDO M E r E gi (It '414'41 WA Y ' West End of tT bhyesa H isE E nc WISER, which when woin in the Pocket , 81 , saw not claim m the Nii:l a: e V n ig i c t i ta : to, r e e e l.l r E , lt w K alk l N s S ( 1) . r ‘ i V l'se at T c l‘lvftri‘lakrlsc'- ' l4lit ' ill' account of the I inpffiVelintnta' there); * s ll o ° t f r io r Og a b s i v i lig street (removed troM Snopeilw r th e years have fabricated these Machines ; This, which they take i t t h b : Watches, yet all that ever 1-arue to their ko 6 ; c ' ar 'il, 3., :ovenelega r n7 iinibeartlrotesoloaffs:: tociet:cvliceorill, s so rude in their shape, Inconvenient io v on Pal l ii as uselesisn. in ltt, th e ci tt : performance, as to have bc‘ ts • .'! pabli c i t i T • • • ca l: I :Lil l : j a i :1 4 ; is to de G si en tamb t o l ls e et n l:l ;e ° n tal , 7ln w &i ri 4n a ctir a lYi r n e u7sleo:nl:ll;:::;it:l:ll Flatt l e g ring . _II-p u p ; not liable to he out of order, and is" a . n: va ii ‘ iig 3 1,,, has carried it to its ultimatum, they la"' this._ . 0 0 , 001 making t it public , to secure to themselves at lef. t r it ;i s ti . 1 :, Themselves the great Improt,..ernen; lairlicetV:o;f, have having been nuterially injured h/r P I ,„) to 4 ,.? 1 ,er nave copied their Machines, and passed ;heft' - . her p- ' ixen u their own Inventions, though at much hit and very interior work. he ~, To Mr. V T h u N tin.t Eß As E.ai l' i n T AYLOR , S l) u N rA F c` S o l : k' ' :..:l:-G1 NI" !fridge-street, • London. . h t 1 DEAR SIR. ~, A!' rt t 3 ~ is with the 'most heartfelt satislac:(7yesf r i6 h ; gler. so l it ' s ymptotris; address you on the incomparable 'eXcelle,l,lf. 0, IL.. valuable Medicine, LEAKE' s I,ATI:4I‘ " ."r;ltt'll'‘;;, Spr . int; of this. year I had the misfortune to coa i ' . ll . 4 $4 3 0 real t-ornplann, attended ,with the inosr,!„Peen ';°,11,1 sitl Ot ,I i ) ". 0 054 to my' room for a wh i t l i l l s e cl w ul et k tliii'totglicltticlr, lI IIIC pi ro t itiC 1 0 16 Out of it i I hail no rest night nor day, and sti l , Oil ; 4 v .,, 1 40 excruciating pain and torment, an whit " c i':,arce ori c fs my eyes grew weak and dim, so that I coo', a oothieAoyo any object , if ever so close to me, and eXP4',,C.tilit, hi al c otr • than the total loss of my sight.— Front a -,4,10', 3 001 • and rather corpulent man, I. became . 1 i" cre 'l3l l g l- d'i ll object of pity and compassion.. My frie.iis ;11 , this .alre,o • over, s and ~d u ng recovery impossibe. In lot ill:, t e r l y ale y , ourm e e x dige 7 ever) minute to Il h e 11 . /Y l eiOl a bQtl Li worli, I was p fortunately recommended i 1ea 4 .„ 1 41 1 al- e f' fi sidenthle benefit ; purpose, and being at an enormous expence• •- - ' i,o; a lp before I could be prevailed on to take thew i a r od 4 , for six boxes, and before I hat taken thein all, , p lan' .Y ti , mvhuptaihnaivginractg, utraileityi dedirleit,;;;;;;:m;t1fli;.::: ah si nde g a h lht t he g a re andrt w y a b ss e t t : t :n e e r grit a ih n w ii, wan t s i o np t me tac ryiecti g a rea lr : 0.111) 'i A.assl D ":; .ol ment of , all my fr iends (after taking three .. 3 . 00 1 I sr" oil restored,' ~004; 3,1, (thanks to my God and your inva noble tyl u - _..,00/ 1 it Ilwrop) , • i n Sa, , You are at full liberty to publish t Pt' - gt IM - 10fr you think proper, for the bene.tit of ' Was 040 which I should have sent you sooner , hot ,r, q cii , relapse. i remain, with the u tmost gratitt3 .1' f LP Lear Sir, your obliged humble Servaott K. b" to o f ' High.street, Birmingham, Nov. i f t799' irfticriii4 tiet° The above Medicine is earnestly. re,Ct-,,,otiralYtcf.:, Persons that are in any doubt of tbelt "ui l p os e 5t15, 1 0 ,1101,. every Venereal Atthestion, particularly to ! _.l-inly ‘ ,,,ti 0 mg how their e s • r dicnonui:eiodnunierlitilb,e a a p s .p i egr t w i i iitcc il ,.,4l "l e i cj i ti : o l l, l lo i t " o i t oo : f: l6s ,l i . every taint of that nature, Of hoWoVe r Li s t i o ritlct ' COO . ~ $ 0 4 it maybe; for Scoroatic , Glandular, al , ,„ 0 R3r- ~. ~ plaintS k it is also re:ortimenJeti to be 38 % v I - Tag' hi 3 1 the Spring, Summer, find Fall. ~,,r , Too, io loof Prepared anti sold by the sole P roPr''', 4 " r oo. ,will $ 4 Ol ~ _.o it , Member of the Co. potation 0; 5 ‘ 1 ,.; . he re 4 3 . 6 , 1 411 k , t it.'. his House,. No. g, New Bridge-street ;' , t hese tot to Advice, without a fee to persOnti will answer Patients' fee. if Po3t•T4:,tabli si* 0 0: 0 1 terms, observing in all cases the most i10t'00,44 pat io ' g ad . 0 , Patient's name or case having peen rsic re ". doriur:01 0 1,0 - own particular request, by the Pr op riteit e ,0 113 i ., s o sh e ..„ the ,'. of more thAn 35 years, that he hi . " ~---,,,, a we vie• an extensive sale ,of the. above ligle.‘"'', -- '• ji t -XV ~ a; - ri , 4 , arising therefrom. n tgoenao at ,- Ig il , " ~ turner's atre al..a ,sold by his 3 3PP °/ , , l ii-M i lt ' L 4 1 turner's, No. 33, St. Alban's-streeta = • ___„, , ... ` tot e.' ;g. 1 I beet son' s T , ..y-snop, No. to,. Oxford.itus74 a 4 11* / )r., No. z, Union. row Little Towes-i' lil larad 4, ; ij ' ' 'c'li n io f : son in evefy-consicleirable •ToWti in 1- 11 ~it 'o l _4 l .. c. of only as. lisd. ea.:it, Sirdlee up,. witticS• so 0 . rections, whereby eersortS oi ":i 4l.ter -ex. ;64 0 ,d t I ,eives with c • i • y• ise 4111,beeteC • ~. •,,i•lic If,ioV-o_,,' 00....0400# N . 11 ' Each t'o' Sou: in trrect 11 "`"" 'contli- .4. -- A f,.. -a' Stamp, op ' written. by favol:tr. °„ t .: c:yio - ri, ) ,4 1.1°' l l '! ' 'f pruned At the - Stainp-0 :lice -- ~. * F o t o, liridge-street. --- to imitate. which, is ,-,.; arp 4..oureterfdis• • - ~' Pit IGE 01.' YESTE Bank Stack, shut Navy . 5 per Ct. 89 if 5 Per C. 5. 1 797. shut Irish spa Cent. 84 ex. div. 4 per Cent. shut • pet Cent. Rect. shut 3 pet Ct. Con I , lt Bank Ann. s ut Ditto Short Ann. shut LONDON MARKETS, &c. T IN MARK-LANE, lAtras, Meal Weighers, March to the kid 01 March the new Ad. 415 Quarters at 915 Ott 75 at 97. od 275 At 96. 94 11 3 at 955 Id rs o at 945 od OD 1 - •at 93s od 435 157 , - at 90s ad 34 at $9. Oct 86 at Us ad 221 —.•—• at 25S od 143 ----•—•■■• at 84s od az at ELS od 14K at tine od £27 at 71Is act slt---i-- at 761 ed tens et 7es od 5. --A Yerage 935. oid. last Return. RETURN OF Wi-LEA By Messrs. Cuts.° and M Including only from the 18th o agreeably 'to I 40 Quartets itt mos ad co at ill's ed tea ---- at t tss ad 25 at ti2S ad 6? at 110 lb od 491 1094 ad 32 ---- at rot. od 75 a t 110 7 1 a d 29 at toe* od 47 1 at tap od 175 at 1041 ad 249 ---. at 103. ad 27 at 1025 cgl 85 at lota ad 5 1 5 ---"" at too, ad 200 at 995 od And 26 Qu att Todd 6704 Qinitet , 4s. 9d. lowertti A. 'RETURN OF FLOUR. Front Match 16 to Mares) t. 2, froffikthe Locket-Office. Socks. s. d. Sacks. s. d. Sacks. s. d. 593 --•-- 95 0 60 .----19 o. 42 83 • 29 --- 94 0 334 --.. lli o Si 82 o 17 93 • SS -- 87 0 so So o 140 --. 9 30 1 to .......... 86 61 12 .......... 7 5 0 td.-.... ipt • 1 so --- 86 0 to 740 S 6 S7 —.... 9• • sso -- 95 0 to --.. 74 0 LOA -7,60 Sacks. --Average crs. cid. 3s. std. lower than hut Return. AVERAGE PRICE OF ENGLAND AND WALES. Ending Maren 23. Wheat 93$ 34 Barley 47s ndß ean os 6J Rye 6ti Sd Oats 271 g 1 re.t.te Sts