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co: t sl,ewn. Also another South Down Ram, and a curious r,ugh , black ?potted Sheets, with four hotels, said to he from. the Cape of Good Hope. His Grace the Duke of BEDFoRD, CHARLES sT timEsq.andMr.KlNG,olNewgste Market, were, we understand, the three judges who: •exa. inincti the five South Down Sheep strewn by'MoNFY s Ehq. and Sir TunMAs CAttit, Made at the last Smithfield Club Meeting; • Their decision will he tisane' known this day. Some. very - fine Pigs were exhibited ; particularly a small, but remarkably fat and. handsome blaCk and bite Sow, by a Leicester 13nar and China Sow, eight months old, bred by Mr.lsosn, and fed by the Duke of lit' pro no ; it measures, in height, one foot eleven inches ; in lenghth, imp riunp to snout, three feet nine inches; and, in girth across the Abotilders, four feet nine Oates. Mr. Tuan!s exhibited two fine large white pigs of his breed; a peauliarity in these pigs is highly deserving of notice; it is Mr. Ttrau's praCtice to ih 3 ye fl ic l .widi a razor,or sharp knife, the gristle on the top of the nose of his pigs, when they ate young, which soon heals over ; tuft the pig is thereby ren_ tiered incapable of that destrudiVe rooting or turn. int up of the ground, Which Farmers find so de. struflive to their sWird.land. CHARLEs Witsiett, Esq, shewed two spotted Essex Pigs, of his breeding and feeding. Also four Sussex Pigs, bred and fed by him. Mr. WAKEFIELD shewed a white Pig of the Suf. f and Essex breed, six months old, bred by him. The Rdrl WitscoeLson skewed a large Leices. ter Pig, tcv years old, hied and fed by him. Also, a black and white Pig, of the Essex breed, bred by .CIiARLEs WEsTERN, &q. Mr. PICKPoRD exhibited two large black and White pigs, bred and fed by him. The five .umpires or judges of the Shock ire, the Hon. Ross MAHON, CHARLES GORDONGR EY, Esq. Mr. EDWARD, AUGUR, Mr. THOMAS Boys, and Mr. JOHN .THoMAs. In the forenOon of yesterday they examined the Several certificates of ages, breed, keep, and other circumstaticei required by Lord SoMV RV MLR's printed proposals, and in the after. noon pfnceeded in their inspeakin and 'examination of the Cattle, preparatory-Jo their decision, which will be read after ttte dinner this day, when the prizes will be pilbliely agjudged to the owners of the best Oxen, Shcsp, Pigs, &c. In the centre of the Repository Vara a very use ful implement, called a. Patent Hurniiihire Waggon, was shewn, belonging to . His Royal Hiemess the Dutra KexT ;it is the invention of Mr. ROOO, • of Portsmouth, and'is so connived as to take readily in two, and form two carts it was hewn lately so His IVln J ItsTY ; several mechanic contrivances about it are very ingenious. Mr. PLawmAt4 exhibited part 'of . on a new construe - 6mi, Moving upon wheels, whieh he hat made for the Duke of BianrOao, .applicable to the pcnnirg of hogs upon clover, Or other green food. Mt. M 4 DOUGAL slimed Lord Sorktaxtutt's patent plough, with ,two, shares ; n chaff-cutter ; 'a barrel.churn, which. tines not revolve as Usual, big Peverberatcs by means of a peridtiltirn ; a hand-di ill fur corn, and another with an' additional parr for sowing any light manure, as rape-dust, soot, with the corn in any required proportion. Mr. GARitAtID, the cattle modeler, took several sketches from the company present, forrthe portraits in his intended view.of the Woburn Sheqi.shearing ; be also slvtch: d the Duke of Psnrottn'i handsoinc pigi, and Mr. JoYNER.'O beautiN Spanish, cow. Messrs. G s u as and Co. seedsnien,sheweil saraples of great mead 0,0 grass-seed, common ineadnw-grass, cocksfoot, inemlow fox-tail, fescue, Crested dog's. sweet vernal, improved perennial rye-grasl, *r.t:ev's rye.graas, tine bent-grass, and yarrow seed. • A Gentleman at Qundle, the othetday, einceiv. int thrit one of his horses was rather Wilier itt the fure.fect, proposed that his 5t . ( 1 shoulti sell him in tl, 'afternoon previous to the fair for 2;1..10 a horse.deaier,'and the bargain was concluded. Wish. ling, however, to keep up his stock, he sent his inn t the. fair on the following thy to purchase ano. titer, when, After stole hours spent in viewing, &c. he fixed upon one in possession of the same tieakr, for which he gtiyc- 35 guineas. C) his return hvate it was discoveted, after a minute investigation, that he had bought' the same horse which he had so ld the day befOre I the animal .hav tug, in t h e c 6 ur s c of i 6 hours, been completely metamorphosed. A M e atematical Instrument-maker has made s mote isnprovemeots in the formation of the air. pump, which simplifies its intchanistn, and increaser its exliaosting power. Glass cylenders are tied Z.ttail of brma ones, and the poritons ate uf tin, so well fitted es to he airtight, wit oUt the inter yen. lion of leather, by meanie the fiidion and la. bout in wroking are Kayoed: the values, which o pen by the tlfrakattitill It:Mt!.l of. the pump iitatead 41..tbe pressure of the air, an placed at the top of cylender6; and the' tube, which ift ordinary •air, pumps teeth from 'them th.+, receiver, it in conic. (rime, ttudered-unnecesNary. On the •2.15 t Ult. as Mr. 'Thin**, Agony was re. itim ing to the High Felling, nrar Newcastle, owing t ) the d*rkness of the right he a cel t telo A lly f e ll kty. a quarry 36 feet 'deep, wheie he 6y uniliicoverea until flex* morning At half pot six o'clock, whln ,he was titer* by one of the workmen. }h I,, n g tl i i h e d till Wednesday laet in the greatest agopy, when he expired, aged 3+. List week one of the pallet anvils at Brecnn Forge, having gat so fast in the block us not to be extricated in the uqual manner, the following means were bud recourse to.. Boles' tvrte bored.in the block and filled with Fiwcler, and having t et fife 1 ,, the train which led thereto, it blew up the mosey anvil,labove 500 cwt. with a tremendous explo.,inn, and penetrating through the roof, shove 36 fret high, it fell into the hammer dyke at a consider hie di,t.ince, fortunately I:vithotit any , person sus. aiding the least injury. %vhich 'Tows in Brazil; tras .latel been found to b g y. fe an antidote to all poisons. The pain and inflam. tnations arising from the bites- of serpents, the itco. lupendra, poisonous caterpillars, &c. are, in recent cases,, rernoved id a few Minima by it. Count Dos Arcos, Governor of Para; assisted by M. Sieber,- an intelligent i Gettnan Nattfralist, is now employed on an extensive course of experiinents to ascertain the extent of its medicinal properties. The Gentlenten of Ulverston and the neighhOur. hood have established an Agricultural Seciety in that town ; and - at the first Meeting, on Wednesday last, a wager of ten guineas was ()Were(' that the Rev. Mr. Ellertort, of Colton, would produce a fat sheep and pig, of his own feeding, against any sheep and pig in Lancashire, both fed by the "same persoo. The following melancholy Circumstance occurred on Tuesday seinnight, at Gateside,' near Galloway : about two o'clock a byre lielOnging to Getirge Mac. michael took fire, whieh was entirely constithed,' along with a horse, falai cows, four slide!, farming utensils, Sze. 'The fire was so 'far gone befOre it was dis Covered that nothing could be Saved ; and and had it.: not been for the favourable' state of the wind, the dwelling-house adjoining Would' have shared the same fate. A Welch Gentleman, named Martin, hai obtain. eita Patent for making pig and cast iron from iron stone, anti for making them into wrought iron, by' using raw stone to be worked and made_ by blara. The Prost was uncommonly severe at Baltimore, Philadelphia, &c. at the commencement of . the lair month ; at New. York the iee'broice up on the a3tl January and alloWed several : Vessels to put to sea. Last week some Soldiers, at Battle, purloined a . quantity of saltpetre from Mr, Harvey's .Powder_ mills, and aeluallroffered a bag of it for sale to Harvey I The person was apprehended, and tm. peached "three of his comrades: On Sunday se i nnight an. Inquisition was taken at Fiaton.Socon, in the County of Bedford, before, WZI.;LTAM , WhITV'/ORTI-1, Genii' Coroner for the said County, nn view of the body of 'Samael 'dings, a lad about .13 yeah of age, who haVing been • sent to the mill there for some water, while dipping the can in the river Attie the mill, unfortunat, ly slipped in, and was drawn under the mill Wheel and drowned. Verdict—Accidental death. There is living, not too miles froniStoneharen, a' man who has prattised a ,greater variety of the pie. chanical arts than any one person we remember to have heard of. Ile was., originally bred a, country blacksmith, and is known to have attained con. siderable proficiency in ihat line. Self:taught, he soon became a profess d. cloCk and watchmaker.— Ile has made some watches . , and his clocks, .of which he has furnished hundreds, are reckoned not inferior to any of those commonly manufadured in ' this country. He did not confine himself, however,' to the movements only, for, as soon as it was corn. pitied, he formed the mahogany case; and this part of his workmanship would do credit to the regular: ly bred cabinet-maker. His genius neXt extended itself to musical instruments ; in the evenings °lune winter he made, - for his athoaernent, six or 'eight fiddles, of which the workmanship and varnish Were excellent, and the trines by no means despicable.-- Cine of thorn he constraled to ,plity with eight strings; t'vvo of each kind, and the efFed, especially in slow music, was very pleasant'. ' In his own -fa. mily he is occasionally both elytor and shoemaker ; and in the 'latter departmetit he might vie with any of the Mote substantial ions bf Cripin. Ile lately parchaied a small balk, which, with the assistance of his son, a boy, he now navigates in the coal trade. ! He was at sea in this bark during one Of last win. ter's storms, and 'wits supposed to have finhaed his career in Derv's L/ckier; burr, after- , sonic time, he was found snug in the harbour. Abditt a month ago his Vessel encountered another storm, in which seteral. planks were atone, and lief stern demolished. lieN a, new channel was opened for his multifarious ingenoity.' He immediately 'set to work, and join. ins .the old blacktnith to the'ship carpenter, forced bolts, and shaped timber, and by rite: work of his own hand alone, has comlietcd the necessary repairs. Herald.) • SHIP N. 6112. saikvsextr,, umecii 3. Passed by---the Albion, Brucker, from .the South Seas ; Rebecca, Wedge, „from Honduras; Swallow, Brady, Ceres,' Bowman, Charlotte, Vandeiburg, Louisiana, Bast°, kn. draths,iiinkin, ant Vrnw Cornelia, • from Lisbon ; Patriot.; Williams, from Tomlin.; Pollard, (awn, from Siiitse; Souther Wood, Tru‘ry, frinnliourdeauk ; Decken An. ----. t gelioa, -, from Charante ; Catfiarina frederica, Irvin Seville j Gleryi Bowman,' line, Phillips, and Pris. cella, White, from Cork ; St.• Patrick, Campb.ell, from Belfast; Newry, Miley, from Newry; Ann and Marta. ram, Braine, and Brilliant, Andre*, , Toro Dublin ; *Sat: T . 'son, (Many, from Youghal ; Holtman, anti Gearge,, Richardson, from Waterford. Sailed--th e Dankbarkeyd, Renners, for Einbden ; Ageo nada, Labbatt, for Dublin Freind, Brown, for lerreey ; Minerva, 141, for Marais ; Alexander, Voile, for New. ork'; Sir Godfrey Webster, Sulivan, and Mariner, Curtis, • for' lemal6. DI D. On Sunday morning, at theage at a yeats, at her house in Lower Itrook.street, after a long and gradual iteelineftrilget, Countess, Dowager of Morton, relict of .lainca b4rl of ' 11tor. ton, and daughter of Sir lohn lieathcote, Bait. t 4 Nieman ttin. In the County of Rutland. The SUM day, - in Great Titchfieht.street, Rirs..Cole, wife, of Or. ,Daniel.,Colc, Surveyor. . Lately, within a fetv Weeks, of each other, at, Circkloy, Green, near Winched, dxarr, lernes Titte Willis, .4 Venh:.. table couple, both at the age of 95. They retained a corn:, tortable use; 0f... their several faCuitios.to the List, And,had lived most alfeetion•itelytogetWr in'the marrieu state Mr 6,5 years; having formed their union bi the mermitable hard frost of '719. . . • o u Tuestlay seinnight Mr. lames Smith, of North Sill& I. ifiip.owlier: in the early of life he was in the Royal Navy on board Commodore Dritf's ovvriship in NtAent )ge 1759: and the man who discovered the. first apptpatcli u. Sir triwarit ll.iwkc'4 fleet, when Duff'';; httk. lylng dron was ch.iscil by M. Conflans, which in a few hours join. ea battle with Sir Ectivard, in Quiberon Bay. . ,I,ONDON: Printed- 1 by IttcttAßnH"'" (°(N4 ' 4 , Mattemcourt, itt,,...,,,!!..y,t); plot Published hy W 13.7.141,1111 AUMIQAA rro, t ut Mt:l , Y ihtves . itiseenesse, Orders for the Peter, Letters tut the Etittor, (pass-pisf4; At the Sox OlFto h No, 113, Strand ; SYDNEY, Myr I.Z. VAccrNisTroN.-13y the. Coromandel, His Ex. cellency the Governor has. received a packet of the Vaccine Matter, sent by the Royal Jennerian So ciety. Mr.SAvAGc, Assistant-Surgem, also receiv ed some of the , same Matter sent by Jowl KING. Esq. Member.of the Medical Council. Immediately on its receipt His Excellency dire.eted the principal Surgeon to make an instant use of it on three of the Orphan Children belonging to the Military. We, fervently hope that so great a blessing to the rising generatiot‘of this Colony may be successful. MAY 20,—The experiment of. Vaccination up•is several Orphan Children of the Miiitar, ri.olvtionecl in our list to have been made by Mr. Hmtais, Surgeon of the New South Wales Corps, has not been attend:d with the wished-for success. This Gentleman, on Thursday last, repeated the trial upon others, in a manner not before tried : quest appearances seem to indicate the 11 ippiest effeet, and the event will, we hope, Yealize the most sanguine expeaation. The porter imported by the Coromandel sold at four guineas per cask, cOntaitiing .}o gallons—the retail price ss. per gallon 1 and the butter was bought up with avidity at •23. per lb. C SYDNP.Y WHARF,—v m esteay ~orenoon several btiats came in from Kissing Point, tolerably' freight ed in .vegetables,, potatoes, pigs, and a variety of . poultry. Vegetables, though abundant from the, late seasonable rains, were not very cheap; porn. toes sold in the mining , so high as gs. but after. wardi averaged 73. per loc. pounds ; fine torkies,, were offered at zss, to zBs• per pair; full-grown 6d:half,grown ditto, is, 6d. .. • APRIL 19.-r-A. Letter from Newcastle says— " This has certainly the appearance of a'very de..' sirable spot • for the establishment of a Settlement.: The strata of coal is inimense ; quantities of fish arc easy to be procured, and up the river there -is abundance of wild low) of various descriptions." THE NATCVEII. Ave,. 10,—In the vicinity. of George's River several depredations have' been •c , Jrnsnirted by the Natives on the Settlers' stock, grain, and other property. At the beginning of the last week the farmhouse of Gilbert was attacked; and • his wife treated with barbarity, unpardonable in the most ,savage race of men. The poor woman perceiving that they were driving their little stock of poultry of the ground, reproached them, with their injus. rice, and fain would have rescind a portion of her property ; but., the unfeeling wretch 6 turned their spears. upon her, nearly twenty of which they •threw, but happily without the intended barbarous eff..6l. • One olthe miscrcants ran into the house, and seized a musquer which she also grasped, and determined mit to part with : she maintained a short struggle against the assailant's whole ester. lions, who at length. yielded to her resolution, and `quitted his hold; but, with a vit,lent blow on the head, brought her to the ground. The wretches then took away every thing that was portable, and made off. •Stith is the treachery of these indolent and vicious hordes that infect the above neighbour. hood, as to render u se l e s s a nd abortive every 'etrott to maintain their friendship. By Ling intercourse many of them have acqnired an much of our 'gouge' as to understand, and be understood, but only to apply the talent to mischief and steception. •Stone short time since a S:ttler"iwife, with l arge c oo . ly, entertained half a doien of these idlers with In altrost reptAeitsible hospitality, and they, 4'l 'turn, ainnieither with assurances of their best Wi',ltes and gratitude for her bounty ; the very in. teritn,•a ,of their colleagues were busily . em. ployed in eiearing a, whole acre 'tifcorn, which they carried off either to canoes or on their shouldets..;--- Major Joit Nstart was on Monday infOrtned that try had given earnest of a new campaign in the above vicinity ; and representing the circonStahCe ,to Head-Quarters, His Excellency ordered a Le of men to be dispatched' from the COrps., and as 11'0 fresh accounts' of .depredations have been since re. ceived, it is to be hoped the flity of these savages, ufbith appears likely ever to remain, may somewhat have abated. ' • ; Thursday morning„ about fouro'eloek, in 3 verb t rementions gale' frnin the \V., N.' Wi the, vviod-mill of his Prue the Duke of NotiTHUND E R LAND Oil n' a,ted neat Tynemouth Ilarradts), uccupied by Mr. trioMits Filtmix, got involuntarily in motion hi' the impetuosity of the wind, and from the rapidicy of the movement, the friCtion of the axle.rrer, set life , to the adjoining timber. The whole roof was soon, in a blaze, and went off in large ilakesof fire, Then the metal wlieels hel , inging to the' machinery, in a countless Whirl of motion (red bot), presented to the eye..une of the grandest, most awful, and terrible rig f hts humn fancy can comprehend. The wandS t length len in a mighty crash, bringing wi t h them the, riot Of the braiding, ironer, wlrceiy , nix ax'e. tree, Nothing is left hot the bare stone t run k.— Much of the four' anti 'corn was raved. The Roy di Artillery, fast Eisex,Anglesey Militias ; and North- Shields Volunteers, instantly attended on the' druins beating to arms, and rendered the most essential service in working the engines, guarding the fltsur, and, above all, the gunpowder magazine ; in the' south-west angle of TyormOutli harrackq, distant only 60 of 70 yards from the mill. The. whole Kerte mats truly awful ; hut 'providentially no perinn was hurt.! Toe North.Shields' tire.engines were. in bad repair ;.but His Majesty's were in grind, and, as he ns supplied with water, did great execution. The 'sentinel, on guard (particularly that on board the Tender) Rani with the grottiest prompritude in giving the alarm, On r!i sCHTMC =ruin , ' ten Sail of I,IiIH broke flour thiir Ir(ootingq in 5'010.1,1,' harbour, but none re. hived` any m4tertal darn e, About eight Weeks ago a couple were, diarriegLin IVl A nOtester : that day tuonth after the bridegroom was burled; and on Sigitlily set:nigh; the dirceradott widow took to her arms a wont! busband. BIRTHS. Lately, at Portsmouth, the Hon, ma. Dishotood, Lady of Captain Dashwoott, or the Navy, of 4 S':11. A few clays ago, at Dromiskin, (Iowa) , of Louth, the Lady of Henry Iliabazon, ssq. of a Son and Ileir. MAR I? IND. Uri Ftiday morning, at Bath, Rear Admiral Scott, ' of Spring, LIM, to Mrs. Crowder, relict of I. Crowder. Esq, lute of tho island of Jamaica. YttTl Bank Stock, shltt Novy 'slyer et. tj ;per et.. 1797, shut • 4 per Ceut. shut, j per Cent. Red. shut tier et eon sg, &lank L. Ann. shut. Ditto Short Ann. 2 13-16t112 Ittdis Stock, Ms.; it4' Excheq.-Hills, 0.'14! Ortinittrri', 4.3 . x, 3 per Cent. delqpia. 4 per Cent. Scrip huope.tial 3 tsar Cent. 01 Ditt9 Ann. Or to April, 511 f 1,6111) --. 07.t AIAI2..KtTS, etc. RETURN OF WiIEA T-fN MARK-LANE, [A LeA s, Meal Weilit)oot' t Felt.' to the alcla 0.4 C new Aft. 234 Quarters it lot. '• 20 11 1, 01 , (,) 837 I'W 43 ti • 64' 715 ---- at, • 99 at 97s 4 , 259 at gtkt 01 4 ' 2S") at 9 5> tit " 9ls at y.h ad -- gas 943 at 0 '44 152 At b. 4 at 4i, 31.; at —Average :han last 'Warn. By Alessis. CHlL'a and I ncludirig only froin flit • di; agreeably to it 127 s od at izcs at I zas od at 12oS od at tics od at 45 od at 1123 od 2t 1 Its au( at i los od 17 Quarters i6o z6B ---- 2 9 at togs od at iols od At 1.07 S od I At le& od at toffs od At 1045 al at tots 6(1 15; 228 4 129 Tot4l ic,7o Quarto 4S. lid. lower A RETURN 'OF FLOUR, . Sacks, 'Feb. r 6 to 1'e,. 7.2 h u nt t h e ccetct-Or-3. i s. ci. Sacks. s. d. Sacks• - ~, 5 ---roo 0 . 22 --- 97 a ti 3 --* 98 o S. —9Z 0 24 , , i .....:—. g 7 o To --9 t 6 , to --- 16 0 I bo 1 - --- '' tw.— 91 0 ) t,; , , • 6 378 95 $ ( 4! 6 —2. • 1 " ..s i' i--- 94 6 44 ----,r9 • 1 ItS - 0 228 --- 94 o 1 70 -- SS 01, J a - Acid 5 - Sacks at 7os. 041. pat Sack, 7 .. 02,11- 752.5 Sacks. ---Average 94, 2:I.1 Os. 711. rower thin hat Return. ____,,, , q. 'OLINTRY MARK WI'S (last \`, , c , .. f.P WlR.vat• frarlcy. ‘ l .';', 88sto E t 5: . ; 4 . ;s art tOsts 6,112 25. ~ ; 1," 1 X4S . 10 too 3 441 odto 50, od 1 64 ' 4 ! i I ,t, 74s to 1041 4ns ,(1 TO 54. ~, 1 i 17 sM. 7rl .ii; EL, ,: , ,„, 0 ,,,,,.,yza , - .pi oti to 5 ,e , P...,; , , -35 s bti t.' 5,s othar!::: - 4os od t,, 4j, cd ; m ~, - tzs 0:1 to 35 ! Of di' - 48,. t „ i. 0 ,i1%. - 52, to 11 . 5; i 0, f, 1,04 r r - 1 41 to iu , ri , 0,, !0 i 3 ”, , 1 - - tos to 10 ; 01 ..,.:,,, - 183 tO 744 tr 9 ;' - 6s od to tis4( l , - los to 14 :1 d.it'''' - 1 • ....- . •.. - PRICE () F LE ATHEII. (per lb.) AT LEAP l':',.•). Butts, so to 561 h. each - . . , ,10. r''.,; ; ;;. Ditto, 6o to 651 b. each. - '- ' ' 1 " 31 to I - Merchants' Backs, .. - alq , ; 4 ,, 4 • ''' Dressing 'Hides', '... , - - - - . asJt ,*; '4. , Eine Coach /fides, - . - - - . - 23t"' i", li'L Crop /fides for cutting, . - .- ' '24l' i; 4.1. Flat Ordinary. - -.- -..- : '';",'''' 6 - t l '; '• Calf Skius, io to 4011). per Dozen 6d. t o 2 o "' • Ditto, .. so to olb. 364. to 3911- pet Ditto, -76 to 8615. 3 4 d. t o i gd. pes l, ;• Sinai) Seals (Qreenla; 1) d - c ,i ar 1%. 47.• .to 45 .. ,- „': I.arge. ditto, ' - 110$. to 1 7 0 s. tl.cr - tf -- zers • float Skins .. n. .. - —s., to -5• akin. i d 'tanked Horse Ilidos, s os . to i s. er- -,- e' Rest Heifers atlit...StvrsiT'Ll'sS:t.}ll(ll3lllSir;ary, °ll ' iul.d • I s- bif • 10 4 t d It, It d at 9 , 04 4 11 s n OS. Skins,d t 0 3S. 6a. Lng.Horst st• 7, 19 0 1 i 6i - • SMIT : 001110 A v0i 1 5 k ki1tic,: E G54 1 4p5.10,0 1 : ‘,41..0, 1 1, ...: 4 1 , i r t.ta k t : : 1 6 ) 5655 4 ,1 : .,, 400 (1.., Mutton,fie r, 4 . 4s od : . 6h to cteits s , s. 6d. " ts, s. To sink the Offal-- dr stone of n.'" or rAy'ri.F. 'Tilts DAY. k rri , NEWGATE and LEADENIIALL By the Carcase. Beet . ,. 3s. 4d. to 45, Mutton, 35. 41. to 45..4 1 . Pork ed• '‘) I'ALLow• 6 61, T"vi Vim?, osl, „, 0, R us siotio.(cana - , Russia, do. (5, 04 !, c o. MeltinSt3 l( r„ o ,l, Ditto rtieltn 3?'' Groriec.. , ttet. 04. „ ; ,1, Good Dregs 1 1 ,b . Yellow SoAp 785..—Mottiod, Price CatnMii liot:deien; is*:4riz-mo u s" „At, 4; St. - f ES 's 'HA IWAiItIcET, ,„ • 6, 4 . flay, 3 1. o s. ,ad. to 41. to. •d, —Aver. 3 1. Straws al. L. ud.,t§ 31. 3s. gsk.-- : Aver.. WIIITIWHAPEL fiA.Y.MARKVF 344I , Ha y' , 3 1 . teis. od. w 4 1,.124. `Clove'r, 41. ios. od:to'sl. • 5 " (A' StraW,.2l. Es. otl. to al. ISs, od.—Ayer. al. 1;:. PRICE OP Sr. James's Marker 4s• qd. Clare Market' . 4s. 1 6 11 - I tvniteclupel Market As. 9d. I per stone rzs. 3d. AVerage price 4s. id. COAL EXCHANGE,. March wi Best Coati, in the Pool, per Citaldroo g, 4 l)elivered to Flilitsekeepers at Sunderland, per Clialdron" Delivered to liOusektepera at: --..—.,._—...,-.........._.,:...4 i 4 1 ;' A ' . , I NINO It TANI' "IV . 'Of li 4 1 , ) Pf:/.' ' klt t ETI.'Elt. from Mrs NI I il rit' — ''''''' 4 ' .. .' ‘:i li r A 01 41 1 . 44 1.4 London, to the Pioprieior ;)f•D A lA' 5 ' , , , ~4 .i. ,kij •_, * Deafness. JO ". silt , . ~ lortticni: i:/e",;, ; iot l ~,;- "We have but few Bottles of_Taylor's gen l ` -; Of: therefore send a supply the first opportunity,. c 4 r , ..10 " Mrs. Ahn Herrick, 44, Marshilli.sEra . et; r 1 4t:Iliv to o ket, called this morning, to say, that slw hAs 1)4'4 4 4 44 e pl. t months ; she could not hear a bell it it was to,',::g c ,ik.,'. her heats; all applications proved inJtrdaittal , ti",i4t. , t the above Nledic.iiie, which has per.ti..rined a '„ a fortnight ; only one bottle has - beert used. _,,1f1t1.... but an incliti - erent idea 'cif the pleaiu're she eirl`;', iniiirl H. occasi.,n ; she hopes, for the encoutageetiene ta , ,,,, ,„ I ,i', # s: will make A ease of it, and publiO, which 1 10 , 41 ', : i 5(ri,V, - ,,. much to your actvaritage; ,we haveheard sever" 4 '7 - .:.1.?O: . 1 aCCOliilt3 of it, hilt, Could not pmcure the Nalr' 4 " . , I,', I ant, Sir, (for Mrs; tvlathevoti :.,, o t, m ', " Your huruhle„ S s gr 7ol l o h e li a 0 0 141 * Or: The above esteetried lternedy may --,' it i, r i og' , ' . a Bottle, with plain directions, qt Mrs. I " 4 , Lu t Lri s 7 , ar,' 4 Strand, London. Sold wholesale by i • p r '',.; - ; ; OiPlig' 6 '; Dicey and Sutton,' N o , to ,. 8, A ;, ( cl i nrch- yar d-44 1 0 T`i' Son, No. 95, Wlt'et Muter ; Butler, NO. 4, , •", i ,ot,:ftv't Shaw and Ltlwards, ilortiugh, Loigion. s.l‘i in 1.14,11e/ by Collins,Salisbury; C.:ruttwell,BAth; mingliatn ; Gate And Wright, Liverpool ; 1 ,,1',, 11 ,,„, 1 t i '5 .11 ., r4 if 0 1.,'. 1 10tt A s bi , NI% ( 0 .1 , ter I Prury, Lincoln ; , Burbage, ' Nttlint;",,T r iZ ;, ' .. (kf'''' Bristol.; Drewry, Derby ; fisrthololion, ,. , . ~,14,' Canterbury • Minns, Leeds; Gregory, LtiCG4ter i ',. ,'4` , "p t i; , , Sheffield) Canterbury; Canihridge; +Jolson. 14' ''4l4rft Tyne; . Mrs. Jones, Oxford ; Moi:k, ' b '' ' i. '-,.1;,`. Lancaster ; NeWcorrib, Starnfoi•d ; l'''' ' 1 , , 1'': , Sharpe,AVarwick ; Tyinbs,WorCester ; Wg o ' :, Watkins ' ilereford ; Wilkes, Wincluov-f ; ~ - - haven ; Morgan, LichAeld ; ,5, , ., .Iti .nal c'' uncieryne ;'and may bi.-1-. .. 1 ..)Y r- ', ' ~, Booksellers, N'ewscartiers, , ~, J 4 - ':i ono Bott Icis a corapi,- - , fl rativc, an''l 'Cr I'l / 4 1 , '' ap relit:adz! frolii its ~. ..tficient 0:„ ri g ti N:tven that' it is: lit ifetli. 1 ; ;- ~,,,, icy eOl4 '-- ' ' ot extraordinary C ur,... , ii,',. • ,I.l.ltrsttsgct• , s f= l , fc , sv enw , rig are ; Inuit I,)c WESTk:"ItN NetVlittry : Salisbury Deviz-cs Witr'atiits fer Prnad Heins - - Long Pods - Tares Rye. G tdiS Red Clov►;r White ditto - Carrai,vay • Coriander turnip - White Mustard Seed Brown ditto Canary A ~,..., :::: i N~~ 1 1 - 3 ihil