The Sun. — London, England, 1805-03-27 00:00:00

44 1.,, I A,)U.! • orir Pater rf s.itur,i4yba.) hy t;:li application of cherubs lie m orvy ;.y indiVidtiali to private use is strongly lo the naie ttr Mr. Mart] tiIICCM, for. 1%0/roaster of the'Navy, which was l:rou,;L , to our notice front the circumstance of LOC: : Melville having been a cquitted in his ac. copilot Of the r.con of 24,84.61. 6i. 60. as the atoratint of jllr. jelheoe's deficiency. Having found that dui ptiblic mOneY had been very getierally ap plied to pf tVate !Pie by Mr. Trotter, the, Paymas ter, we were induced to upon Mr. Samuel jel= licoe, to iiieas/intr to at Certain whether Mr. Trot. tett - Ar.t l , , ie4 any advantage final r, ifreting 60 , 1arge. bilanee to rom.tin in the hands of Mr.' Attain jail. car, his father. Mr. Samuel Jellicoe stated, be had no conception that his father paid any CaniitipiratiOn to M. ',l 7 : totter, or to any other petrion, on that account ; but we leatned from, bins, that his father died possepouul of certain freehold property, which Mad not beets sold ,end .applied in liquidation of his debt to the Treasurer, of the Navy ; and that he, Mi. - S. jellicer, was still indebted to his fathet's estate in the sum of 59501. part of a debt of 40001. which it bad been agreed he should 'pay •by instal. Intros of 2001. a year. -We therefore felt it in. cumbent .on us to inquire into all the circumstances rear Ming Mr. Adam Jellicoe's debt, and the grounds upon which the Treasurer had been acquitted of the deficiency. Lord Melville, in his evidence, states, that the first thing 'which awakened his suspicion was, that Mr. JelliCoe's balance fluiloated between acs and 30,000 ts and was never reduced below the former sum, Which inducedhis Lordship to have a partici). lir convc ;is tioli with Mr. jellicoe, in which he cenfessed., rt for a considerable number of years be 'had berm embarrassed 'by • engagements he had enteiretl. into with Mr. Henry Corr, in an under. na,lt.iint for rendering cartt.iron malleable. "Upon lis disccivery, - it is stated by hit 'Lordship that 14r.:jallicoe's. balance was minutely inquired into, and the amount of the deficiency Ascertained ; but no record of this inquiry is, to be , found in the Treasu. net's (Ake, not hive we been able to tract:it. We cannot but remark the great remissness shewn no this occasion. '.A discovery is made - by Tr einqtre r of a large' sum Of money having been A - pplieil to private use by one of his Cashiers, coo. fessedly in erobarrassed circomsrances; and yet neither is that person suspended from his office', nor the security tendered accepted. Mr. jelliCoe can. tinned to perform the slit lee of his office till the 15th of August, 17'0 ; but on the 2,Bth of that month It was thought right to issue extents of the Crown into the Counties of Middlesex and Hamp shire against his person and p r operty. Lord Melville, in May 'Boo, previously to his Citiittink On?' Office 'of Trea,urer, presented to the Lords C.:ommisiionerfi of the Treasury a detailed statement k• 1 the circumstances respeaing Mr. Jel. lieee's debt. There being Tui record of this state ment its the Navy Pay Office, and Lord Melville and Mr. Trotter not being able to furnish us with a copy of it, vieobtained from the Treasury the original, together with a minute of their Lordships, tu riir. run die I.9th of May, - 1 800, by which it' ap. fir area _ t heir L o rdships were of .rpiniop, it was ex. peilient the Treasurer of the Navy should he exo. aerated front acconnting for the said sues of 24,8461. 6c. 64d. ;' and they diretled a warrant to be pre. • pared I ( oresubmitted to His* Majesty for \ that pur pose—"Lor4 Melville was accordingly acquitted of the !WM , : by writ of• Privy Seal. Ob.:crying that she sums of 6051. Nod 5331. re. malted, stated to 'have arisen from official errors, which imt been notified to the Navy .Board s we inquired into the circumstapees of this transattion, that' we 'might ascertain' the nature and cause of these errors, and consider of measures fur prevent. ing ORM in futute. in tie course of our inquiry we •tliacovered, that this transaCtion originated in fratol,•:and not in error ; several 'remittance bills, amounting to the stun of i tiBl. having been. twice charged as paid in the . act:Omits of the Clerk en. trusted with that ditty. With respett to the Treasurerships of the Right Hon. •,Dudley Ryder, ruiw Lord Harrowby, the Right Bun. Charles Bathurst; and the Right lion. George Tie?ney, it appears that noneof them dc. rived, any profit or emolument from the use of mu. ney issued far Navy Services ; and thatito part of t hat m>n was applied by any of them to thcuse of any ,other public dipartotent. 'r.oßta rust.vit,ot's Evttovrece, SYII zauvst.ratß, , 1804. After the description given in the foregoing Re port of his Lordship's evidence, the following pas. sageft Otily are necessary to be given.: Q, 1 1 a ppeatihg, accounts laid boiore us, that the Suns standing to your name, as Tie3stiter of the Navy; at the Batik, at l i t , t ti lrorviog periods, w e re less than the SUMS with which anti eltd!'t,tvc of the money advanced to your .i.tAtt..Accountauts ; and that the cleticienCiei were as toll w, sfiz.-00.;erotier 3r, i 786, 56,0001. ; 87, 53,0001 , ; '74 ; ic 5.1,1i00 1 . ; 17.91, 19,9381. 94. Bd. ; 579 2 , • ; 21, 07 61. 1 9 s, 15,1, 1 79 3, 27,0251. 175. g.t. t 1794, 28,7311. 7:. 9.1 i 179i..3- , ,31 6 ifih. 1 0 .; 179 6, 75,413 584 1797; 5 8 , 6 40 1 . JOiLi 170, 54..1401 : i ys. ; ;799, 54001. IS3, t o what ar e ,? uch deficiencies n,) be ribatett.- - A Although I dike it for granted the souse .rte Stated by the question - amt. rawly, 1 could not, one 'Aleatory, state they are so. I desired l'rotter, t* tar as I was concerned, to gi yr you every infor mation becould and it'was only in conbequenve of a clover. satins with hint, innuediately alter the receipt of your letter to me, or date the zOth lune, th.lt 1 learned, triads the Manner lie kept his private accounts, it 1,1/4* impossible for him to give the accurate ihrormation 1 required. The same reasons . render it impossible tar the to give you an answer to the ques. lion you put. ant aware that I.arn not hoimd to answer it, under the provision or the Mt establishing this Commission'; but I should not have dwelt on that objection if there had been nothing but personal considerations to -operate against doing so ; but for the reasons I hinted to you in my letter of the 30th Tune last, as t am not bound, so I would not reel myself warranted to give the explanations which your question points at. , Q. Upon what grounds does your Lordship decline answer ing that question ?—A. Upon the ground - that I have already stated, under the sth Clause of 1 A tie of 43 ("tarp Il I cap. Q . Was any part of such sums 'in . your hands . t— . A. They Certainty cairn: Into my hands, but did not remain there. Q.- Did Mr. Alex. Trotter, while Payinaste! of the Navy, lay aU t or apply, or cause tube laid out or a ppl!ed,_a t ny o_t_t te , money issued for carrying on,,the CUrrertt service of he . pay) hitICC theta of lanuary, 1786, for your benefit or advantage ? A. From the-manner in which M r.Trot ter kept my accounts it is impossible for me to answer that question and I objeti LONDON: Printed hy to answer this upon the ground I have stated in an. swer to the first question. Q. Did you direct or authorize him so to do ?-A. To the best of MY recollection I never did. - • Q. Did you, between the Ist. -Jan. 1786, and 31st May, derive any profit or advantage ,from the use or ern. -ployment of Money issued for carrying on the trent service r)f . the Navy, under the'Ait as Geo. I cap. 3). ?—A The same reasons Which induced me to make-the answer. I have . done to the first question, must in:Weenie to repast the same answer to this. Q. Dods your Lordship object to answer this question under the provition of the stli Section of the ACt 43 George II I. cap. 16 ? -A. 1 do, and upon the grounds stated in my answer to the first question. Q. During the time you a6teci as Treasurer of the Navy, between the' Ist January, 1786, and'the 3tit May, 1800, was any of the money applicable to Naval - Services advanced by you, or by yOur direction, for any other Public Service than that of the Navy ?-A. I decline to answer that question, under the provisions of the sth sea. of the Act 43 Geo 111. cap. . . Q. Was.any money issued for carrying on the current ser vice of the Navy applied"by your Lordship, or by your di, retlion, for any other _public service than that of the Navy, with the knowledge or consent of the Navy Board?-A... No; certainly not. Q. Was there any official note or record made of the money issued for carrying on the-current service of the NavX having :been advanced by your direction Air any other public purpose than that of the Navy, or of the re.payment of such money ? -4 , -A. No; there wascertainly no official note. Q. Did you authorize the Paymaster, in or about the year 1786, -to draw the money applicable to naval purposes, from 1 the Bank, and lodge it in the hands of a private Banker A. I cannot precisely fix the time, but 1 am certain that I • did permit Mt. Trotter to lodge any money drawn' front the Batik, for public services, in his private Banker's hands, during the period it was.not demanded for the purposes for whichit was drawn. • Q. Did you give permission to the Paymaster to withdraw the money from the Bank, and lotine it in the hands of a, private ' 13anker,with a view to his deriving any advantage or emolument therefrom ?-.A. I fit is meant to ask me whether I ever gave any-direct authority, to the Paymaster to use the money in the manner abovementioned, I should certainly answer, No ;. but I have no hetitation in saying , that I believed, and."under stood he did, and never - prohibited him from doing so :.and believe it was so understood by others, at thiferent times, when the establishment of the ,Navy Pay (Mice was under consideration, when certainly ne competent provision was made for the. person exercising that trust of great extent and responsibility. Q. Did you derive any profit or advantage from the use or employment of the money issued for carrying on-the current services of the Navy, between loth August, 178 z, .and 3oth April, 1783, or between Ist Feb. 1784, and 31st Dec. 1785„ • during which periods you held the/Alice of Treasurer of the Navy ?-A. I decline answering this question, under the silt' Clause of the AA 43 Geo. I 1 l. cap. t 6, and for the reasons given in my first answer. • • Q. Did you consider the- addition .granted by -the King's- Sign Manual, upon your appointment to the,Offie.e of Trea4, surer of the Navy, making your s alar y 40001. a-year, clear of all deductions, to be in full satistaction for all wages, fees; and other profits and emoluments previously eitjoyed by for mer Treasurers ?-A.‘ Certainly 1 did, with the exception of coals, candles, and some such small domtingencles. The only part of the Coast, which Government was apprehensive the French might make a suc cessful landing upon is called, Fev,ensey Lcvel. L is situated nearly opposite to Boulogne, and on. ',totaled by any batteries whatever ; and from the nature of its situation, theme cansbe ereCted,upon the banks to lie of effedual service, Guyer= have, therefore come to the,, resolution of. building all along the beach, n this quarter a sufficient number of Martellu Towers for its srctitity. Col. we understand, has the superintendance, of the, work, which will be set about immediately.. There were caught in the, Bay_ of Baliantrea, on Wekleeday , the 6th instant, three thousand si'x hundred and thirty fine large, Cod Fish, which, at 8,1, each, amounts to izi 1. sterling. Some of the Roars had three runs, the rest generally two, each time full. 'Pie Vaccine or Cow Pox Inoculation is rapidly extending its benign influence in Wales, under the patronage of many, rcspedable families, _whose per_ suasions and example have in a great measure con. tributed to remove the doubts of its efficacy by the inferior classes. Brecon Pig Fair, on Thursday the 7th instant, was but sparingly supplied, and those sold produced good prices. At Tewkesbury Fair, on Monday, there was, a grand show of capital fat beasts, and many pur. chasers ; selling price from 6141. to 7'}d..per lb. sinking the ofEil. Mr. Cukrott's best heifer sold for 501.—A tolerable show of horses ; useful ones in great request, and of course they sold briskly.— But few sheep. At Rap' Fair, yesterday se'nnight, there w'ais a very fine show of tat cattle, which met with a brisk sale ; hot there was no demand for lean 'stock...-. There was also a good show of horses, Which sold at high prices. There was but few sheep., Best cheese sold from 7os. to 781. and second from 6os. to 665, per cwt. Lately, at Little.moor.lane, near Oldham, Lan. cashire, a cow produced a calf with three legs only. This curious deformed animal has excited thallium.. don . and astonishment of many persons ttsidint in ib4 neighbourhood. A mechanic at Hirrnbay has discovered' a - process by which to extrad from the saw-dust and shavings nude in .building a vessel, as much tar as is sufficient for her outfit. ...Mil' NEI'S. 1 , 901417 MARCH ;5,, Arrived—the CEcononly, lolitison, from Sunderland; Ac tive. Williams, Active, Spurrier, tient Portsinouth,;and Willialn;.l-ausey , from SoutliimiptOn. - Sailed—the Young ROiiCitls, Banger, and nape, Manelaws, for Southampton ; May Flower, Kirby, for 'Cork.; Nestor, ?Ming, and Vleanor, Jackson, tor Sunderland I Grace, Thorn, for Weymouth; Betsey, Collins, for Bristol; Bew ley, Billy, Minerva, Bri s tow, and Hope, Lander, for Liver- P'uol• daAVISIIND, MARCH rassed . by--the Pomona, —, from Algiers; Carolina Matilda' ' 'from Norway ; Vrow Anna, lawn, Catha rina, Matilda" , longe Peter, Ikon, Goad Verw4gtoog, G oo d nape. --, and' we Ceblroders, from Lear. Sailed—the Hercules, Todd, for Faro; Ntercuriu, Ro bertson, and Vrow Rebecca, Kaytc, for Embden. OF 1101 ) !i. • ._ ISAC:J. POCK.IIT3. Kent;` 41. gs. to ,l. 51. Ke;Yt, 41. Bs. to 51.;155. Sussex, 41. 6s. to 1 4.. t6s. I Sussex, 41. Bs. to 51. os. Essex, 41. 66. to 51. es. If:91111am, 51. —3. to 71. los. BIRTHS, On Saturday The 231 init. the Lady of Captain Seward, R. N. of Southampton, of a I.4lugtner. On Monday morn►ng, at his house in York.place, the Lady Of Sir Home Popham, of a SOn. SEEDS. . ' • . 38s ott tO 44s od per quarter - --- RyeuG MU .. .' - , 1 - 43 od t0.1 6 s •d ditto. Red Clever, -' - 3 6 s ' t g6s Whtte dittO - • - 56s to iris ) ) Trefoil. , . - - - r6s to 4os }per cwt. Caraway . - - . 96s to 130 s Coriander, . - - Ss 6a to tzs 6d Turnip' ' - - . iss to 245 per bushel. White Mustard Seed - 6s od•to 113 god ditto: Brown ditto Canary • . • tos to As, ditto. od' tO 83 ed I "Ri CE 1 ' l•li , A"11 - 1E1t (per lb.) AT LEA) ENHA Butte, 50 to pit). each • 2.20. to 230. Ditto, bo to 651 b. each • - 2'54. to a 61,1, Mcrchapts' hacks, - - , —4. to 234. Dresst4iF, to 230,, Fine Coach -2• pt:: to 26d. Cro Hides-for cutting, -22 d, to 2364. Flat Ordinary - , - - 21(1. .to 224.. Calf Skills, 30 to golb. per t)ozen 30. to 391. pet'lb. Ditto, 50 to 7olb. 34d. to 38d. per lb. Ditto, . 7e to g o lb,. 34.4. to 354. per lb. Sinai! Seals (Greenland) 42d. to, gsd. per lb. I.rge ditto, - Y ios. to tBire7. per Dozen. Goat Skins- • - —s. to —l4. ditto. Tarawa. ilorse•liides, 255. to 421. per. Hide. 1011111E1E1.D MAkNET, March 25. I'y sink the Oat—per stone of Stb. !ir!er, 41. to 0,4 d. 1 v6l, 0.4 ott. to 6s. 6(1. Ntuti,l,, . 0 . 11. to ;s, 64. Pork, 4s. &I. urAo,or CAVTLIC T 1413 DAY. Beasts, about zo,to;--5 beep, I >sot,. NEVIGATE and LEA!) . By the. C n.eof; 38. 4 4 . to 43. 4 4 . Nitalon, 3S. 4d. 10 4). 4(1. OP St. James's Market 41. '"td. C I re Market , 4s. I. .c11,1 , - - 1 Market id. tVhitechape. .lari p, oq. pCr stung . (AM: ZS. 24. Average price 4S. obtl. Yellow Soap, 7h.—Mo; Price of Cancl4eB per . dozen, DIED On'Sunday last, at his house at Stanwell, Middlesex, in the 25th. year Of his age, john Grove, Esq. On the 6th inst. at his estate in Holland, in the 64th year of his agp, Frederick Christian Henry, Baron De Tuyll, bro ther to the Countess of Athlone. On Monday evening, at his apartments in St. iiIMCVS:OI. lace, in the 76th year of his age, Robert Elliott, Esq, The same night, at his house in Northumberland-street, Strand, Mr. John Towers w hireshie. • On the tst inst. at Band; Mrs, Geovga Garden Robinson. On the t3th inst. in Hanover.builaings, Southampton, Mrs. Wilson, widow of the late Samuel Wilson, Esq. .Sold, with a handsome Box and Explanation complete, by Goulding and Co, 117, New bond-Auto , ,, London ; and Nu. 7► Westruoaand-strcet, Dublin. r -PhLe One tilllitV.l. t W;lLr et ik i u tr . i 'N g lu m; 0 4 t i l e t si d u s l io r r r: f e ci: ( Sn fr i ta lt ,t h . : ), M: d t4 , 7 : st rtw C ICH A u II AI, iS (of No. 4, Martlett-court, I(f.w..st.:rett); and .t, N 1 Strand ; Advertisements, Orders fOrt a o. must a(itlrns:‘.l. To 1110 MA STA Y I,t) it, Es(i• vodcl, n• 1 .fec t, .41 Dear Sir, N. 9, NeW o rv...ge - • 0 10.. t 0... e . I FEEL it a Duty incumbent Illni n V,.e'rt.,-t 1 -1 ;;f:f( teiv you of th e very great anti exit.lordittilr3(l,;rATl,- ed front your invaluable Medicine, L.FA - - I ~tli PI LI.S: 'I•lO t t oller , About two yeats no 1 . wa ' s attac ked wit , . - , „ p ine,' oi E .'s() ROE R, which i treated rather slighl t Y ''''boci , ' of ot t i t 4, t ,e h d e It.)?is;eipipsel;tvi)ei:gtiwhinsoiipitea.edfintiigocanlil nvti;;lll:yieati:,4::trte their assist:ulee ad,uled only tellIP001:1,„.-at 11444'11° through various Courses of Salivatiou, an ' t- l c ieto l .• liv ?!.. a Forpulent habit, was reduced to a mere 0 . 1 ~is 4 ; cr ,, -Ulcers that spread all over luy I iirths ren.101,9,`,,00,',,e. plere 0 bjed, so that my Friend depalfe' () `tit ` 7ip 4,5 41' 4 W !Ivo. brought to this situation, I conslr.,,sl t i l e 10 ta.ble,- but a relation of mine coruir.erinitgio-0; 01. Lases in which your Pills had suit:defied. ' fi,,,,f' edol",ii. try a Mox of them, which I thought rather rd„ o - 0 ,„if.,4 ; 0 0 by persevering hit two or three ;nuntlio, anatiplo.lol)oott directions, I expericnced the most vitae:Ai!! 1110 0 f. m ot i liolll paint the sore: gradually subsidia4 ; t *Low: , 01: 1 tiod, perrealy recovered, and walknl7, 0 " ' ~ t o t.ii:' ' e l s u t t a i bl 6 il t i al m l ; i l le ") a r l e t I l i " in x ' i t s"o' whic h i ii l ia l I t i l t ' a i ' t ' c !' • c3l: i : i t ::: I '' t ' ljiljltt ' It IS > wall the most heart felt gralltwle• I 'i t, •.0' !Tilley.,stile,l,xf,ateSt,r,m,;,;:lucli;ensltteterl:toubil-yigte:i 1 1 3 1 ,, in i t o tbl e S' N r ir . v :.li , l :- . ,` A ti t iV t i t 4 : l 4 :t t a`oi.‘' t to . beili'l.gSp.uhFluisr-htetllle,Pb"ubttl'ieba:viele'cl,i;t:i ttiii();:*li '' ' ''''''' ru - „, Wriggle:lt shall dictate. . riell: 6, i'' ' Prcparod and Sold by the sole l' 0 1 1' , ~,t :)o , 1,.,.- ,j; Tiros. io l l ; ,. /t io v u r airt,hiNilielnotrizsor,orynheol,nije3:vi:.,,.(;ii,“; ::1 Where, atter a constant resideilc.: of Inn i ",,' Lt 4 ti;. • '.,- Years, in a pr.tctice pqrtient...ly clir' - ' l i t ,,,i . i ~ :,,, N t :enereal ComplaintS . , and tilt,, . :' incidr4o,wi„,,i)l.. ,• eneration in both S , " , :es "•-• ' ' ' 't '''. . ' . ~,v,., 0, which Men oi !,, i , ;,, . :,,,, , ~: I', '. r flatters liinisal l, tii,- - ..''' . ' .' ' 1 , ly administers to l' c, ~ , . i , those" ctA°3 l'tt )ce° l c i r v ltL iti cit g l;it j'at:tl.Ycba'Yta i l d i l:* s i t i '• : : .' ' '. '' '' : ' ::. . .:. ' • ' s-s rt,Lt, l-till M.1‘.1 -. . :1. , ,- '" ' . ' . • '.' street ; Mr. Dishy: -.' - 1 Steel's., Buoksel ''' :'' ' ' . ' - t'''' :( I :: ll :r ue t , l l: ::a rl i r :l'Snr i l a i e ;X• r x t : t 'et : t n t, ir ti l-' l ; a s t l. y a bl i s f i l Ti l t: l ji ' , 4‘-.7 : 1); : :; • l' . ' ':::::::: '. :I''' ''' :: ''':.:' , , iy . r. .„ . t.er, IN ;,,' s.. .‘ ~. one . ~ •. . . waled up s,vitii lull ',..: ..-.afel , ,, cure till:Ili, •-, '..., ~, ••..- .; •'' ..' N: 11. Every l' ' .. .. ' . '' ' '''• 7 .'' '''' c:'it",(l.4,'.llllr.„7!litLe(o)"Sr..wit'itilltai'Le.".w.l.‘;;;l.el:li:. ''': '.::: ~., tcrteits. ...--' -. Bank Stock, shut Navy 5 pet Cent. 89 i 5 per Cent. 1797, shut Irish s.per Cent. shut 4 per Cent. shut 3 per Ct. „ Red. shut.. fier Ct. Con. 581 iank 1.. Ann,snut Ditto Short Ann. shut RETURN OF-WHEAT IN MARK.LANI, By Messrs. CHILD and 1N1A.1..w. Meal Weighers. ncluding only from the I Itn 41 March to the 16th of March agreeably to the new Act. 519 Quarters at 1165 od 75 Quarters at 98s od 2 -- atiiii ed 20 --- at 97$ 04 77 ----- at 1 t 45 ad 64 -- at 96s od 714 - at 95s ed 82'3 --. at ttos od 266 70 —.--... at too oil 92 343 --. at togs od . I tio ---•• at 92$ od 249 —.---- at to7s ell It 465 --.---; atio6s od I 203 769 -- at 105 s cd I. 3 3 399 ---- attO4s od 1 $3 94-- at 1035 od l 2 4 149 ---..—..-- at 102 s 54 1 '4 48 20 ..-----•••• at 101 S 011, IS • at 78s od 853 ---- at loos od ,51 400 --- at 995 oil 55 Total 711 it. Quarters. —Average 1025. 9iti. as. lid. Ligher than last Return. A RETURN OF FLOUR, . From March g to March 15, from the Cocket-Office. Sacks. 's. d. ' Sacks. . s. d. Sacks. s. d, IL _......... 10, 0 37 ----.. 92 6 10 --7 5.6 ' 41 7 99 0 lop -- 92 0 4 7 t' ---. s s „„ 74 21 95 • 1 3 9 — 9, 0 4 0 1 4 • to 14 6 Sr S -- 90 0 1 10 --7... 83 0 :4 C 1 -- 94 *. `- ' 5 0 ---- 8 9 .0 I .r3i • * 82 o 10 936 ~, 130 —B4 P 1-0 O 396____ 9 3 0 1 t 8 -87 o 1 IJ ----' 70 0 Total-9758 SaCkS. —A vcragp 935. I tkl. os. 44. lower than last Return. AVERAGE ?RICE OF ENGLAND AND %VALES. Ending Alarch )0, - • Wheat , 931 pct Barley , ';((.1 . _473 Sis Rye bos Oats 2.73 6kl ease sis , ES'IEItN Newbury Salisbury Devi4es' ' Warminster UUN CRY,MAPKh I'S'(lasr Wheat. 66, to 1135 2J5 to tes.s 765 t® 104 i 7.44 to 1046 Barley. 44s swi to 49s od 44 9 , 43 c! to 5 0. *P( 1 463 iii tops oil 43, p(1 - tO 49.; Ad Tarn eel() par Qr = 24S oti to 2Ss 26s od to 325 26s ad to 2.3 s 29 od to 33 6 ENHALL MARKETS. 'arcane.. Veal, 4i. 41. to 6s. al.' Pork, 4•,, 0(1. to cs..o. 'ALLOW, I Town Tallow eS, es. od. Russia do. (Gaud) 6ns, 48s i Russia do: (Soap) 66i. 67. Mching Stull —s.*63s. Ditto rough 38i. od. Graves 123. od. Good Orege I Es. od. :lad, %S., -Cunt, 92%. t is . 64 .--Mou Ids, izs. 6d. St. lANITS's HAY MARKET; March 23. 7 Hay, 31. os. oat. to 41. I. od.--Aver. 31. t7s. 64. Straw, 21. 3,5, od. to al. 17s. od,—Aver. 21. tts. od. WHITECHAPP.I. lIAY MARKET, Marcll'23; Hay, 4). Os. od. to 41. 14s. od.—Aver. 41. 75. od. Clover, 41. 43. od. to 5). lis. od.--Aver. 41. tbs. od. Straw, 21. SS. ort. to 21. th. rd.—Avcr. zl. 13$. c.d. COAL EXCIIANIC E, March 22. Best Coals, in the Pool, per Citaldron Delivered to Housekeepers at - . Sunderland, per Chaldron - Delivered to llousekeepers at . • 47 9 s3s 6d 41* 6LI 53s 6d NEW MUSIC, Published by Goulding, Phipps, D'Almaine, and' Co. real Manufadmers of Musical Instruments gencial, and Music s ellers to Their Royal Highnesses the Prince ands • Princess of Wales, No. 117, New Honthstrcet, London ; and No. 7, yestniorland...streer, Dublin, 'TWELVE Lessons For the Piano Forte ; corn -I- Posed by I. Mazzinglii, op. SI, price - ss. td To Laura,,i a favourite Song, composed by 1. Mate, price 13. '. A favou rite Rondo and Waltz, as Duets for the Piano Forte ; by Winberger, of Hamburg'', price is. 6d. Cod 'Save King," with Variations, as a Duct for the Piano FOrte, by Ditto, price is. 'ed. ,Why howls the Mountain's Bla s t Sae shrill ?" a Scorch l aliad, i n imitation of the Ancients; by the celebrated Ireland ; set to Music foe One, 'I"wo, and Three Voices, by j, Paddon,. price is. 6d. .T.1,v6 Songs-- " Should a Mortal raised in Vision," and,"By a 'rood) that hail his Treasure," and a Hymn - 7 " Without the 11,Ip of God," from the Triumph of - Music ; by W. i I !yley, composed by 1, Marsh, Esq. rtOULDING, PHIPPS, D'ALMAINE, , and Co. feel highly flattered by the rlistitignistred appro bation which MaZZingni's t Harmonic Mut:lhilis, for the 'Piano Forte, has experienced froth the Professors and Amateurs of Music ; and, with a.view of disseminating the Melodies of t his truly rate, novel, and interesting Inventioo throug4 a more general range, G. and Co. have prevailed on Mr. Nlazzinglii to'set it also for One or two Fl : Gentle menitherefoie, who play on that Instrument, have now an opportunity of 4upplying. themselves with an inexhaustible soarer of amusedent, I ant. in ;ail., or composing the most delightful Airs . through an endless and incalculable variety, although they 'ate totally unacquainted with the combinations of Melody. . . 1:11312g flarmonte is admirably adapted fur the. fast and West Indies, parti4.: n lArly in - the mteriur o f t h e f Ormer, where the ditilLuity ot tlcw 111 ii is is oft, it fe;t and lamented'. . _ NEAR CHESfIAM, BUCKS. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, . • - -By Mr: CHRISTIE , 6,- Capital and most Delirable FREENOLIia 1 X. EST AT E, the gteatest Part TyTHE-FREE, situat between" Chesham and Great Misnenticns one Mil' 11 ' 1'3 each, three trom Anser,harri, and four trout Great BerkKon stead, and thirty from London, in a beautiful: and Six" . " Par Consisting of the COUNTY ot BUC of a Sub to ntial and KS Convenient DWELLI,"" 0,4 1-I f.a o elxi tl ecd S elK. E l , eint with Six stall. Stable; tv..o Coachrhotists,thliccl* , c t l A ten rat G b) arden. Capital .Faun-yard, and_ Arable t a ; n4 HU M N ea D d R ow E 0 AC REi which are Ty the-free), admirably' ilsluil:eatnldf(oir'iAlle"RAec'rc";(' and Occupation of the Gentleman Agriculturist. 'Also, contiguous, a Farm house , Buildings; and Twetal Acres, - lett of a respeetable Tenant. - by T re h t e er E en st c a e te to mab c e viewed, jarirliipaFullrVllr rt i cu l a rs 10014 ____ \VITING DESKS.—N. MI I) DIXTON bcg! to Itgerni the Public, that he has now reef for 54 ,.. 1 r a -ver extensive assortMent of 1) ESKS and BOXES fort'''. use of Ladies or Gentlemen for writing only, mid la me, 0 : ill:, and Writing, in Mahogany, Satin, and other line Weoas,r' • Leather. He has likewise the gfeatest Assortment in 1 ,0, ! ° , ' te n . of Letter Copyinz Machines, for Cointing-houses ala(P,lf„, use, some. so sthall as t o be (Alla illCOllVelliCriCe in tr 3 vif e b o ! Pocket-books in gr,:at Varieti, fitted up for A. 3 ( 11 ° °c ~., ri tlemen ; Pocket Commodes, itiade. to contain cv,..1-v n a...0 , ' itlealm for shaving and drissing, partintlarly useful fat 't•e i tp i t 4 in tile Army. A ge Assortment ot Fancy A j• '', o :. the real Drianufiteittrer, he is en:Oit,4l to cell et , t he 10, wiran,l:.l,s,LataitivitopAe'n;ll.lsll,l I,t.:l.ltlNtilli.do!:tlut,ot.i%il.l4ll I::..'"ut'lG3ll'..-: ‘1 ' 6' s:r.110001',,, ' of Strand.:lane. .. C`t) 'STI"I'L t'i()NS RELAXiL) 'r ,t,,, , woo' A RE untle; the immrdiate tai*jettee , " f ti " . ‘ 'Ai 11, , 1 • , olt , DIAL n.k1.N . 1 ot ;;LEAD; and old Cols.:lii.. M'Sr and Consumptive. If obitskoon relieve..l, 4,lT—ere ','"red• PovrrY of .tilOod, ' - an.r emaciated lin 'as * 0 ' 1 " ji + .. it ir t f *V iyoy . „ meet thelz'appieSt Cliai , , ? •;e "., the chill wate:l l- ' i 0 40 be,2oine•rit;ll and 'ealsamie, an'...i 'the limbs h.: 4 ' ll ' fiesta, titan and h ~ :•aitlifitl. - , - ~l a , tt c,lt. ( 01f 'To those W 1 3 .0 !rave it.rfeo4l; in ,the rnian.... 1 nt 1 ,,, drained Natuic or her - riehtat store's, by unresirano,,ieek C. l ;:otions Lye, nr by the horrid selfish passic.a or -..", ;,.,:i if this R, es„to,rari-v.c will render all possible. asr.l.,. ~c '' %milt t!";.... ram powers. be not entirely destroycd, it ! ' l r ' • repair the melancholy eYi '' . ..,, s , ava 2° : Persona who !rave 10116' I%;;;ldsttil in I%et chin ir...iguid. and- relaxed in their %Oleic iyatein, r'' ~i'stele a who are going to the East or West 1 lidie3, I:;'Pf!' * ,,in . Os l ai ni rn i il n ni t lAti){:ntoitaeriririct‘..;:t.rotircllie:tiltio:sue.)l..alcalitlltatitiflikat.t.lieliiirre,:;l.::: 1 ti l: ti t bi: , 16 : 401 1:1,: i i ! ! ; ed with excrticiating pains in the bowt•li, ancl tr,f 2 ' I , t lo. gives es stomach esm e ss i; opc n ,feh c ri e urni tignaeinisiaettisnsoutnunv:eirgiorat_ruotrirejacteticsileiyill:lveccimictiectsis:entsb.l;acloccoanc:ite,..;::ls;ii.; j : j,.. :t quid and nervous debility it cherishes the aninial W it; ,'Ol ing the cholic and tlatulencies is of ti lt Os la * p , • * ersons tattering upon the holy state, _ ...11 ,0, ' should Consider, that"• where the tintritaiti IS-I'w ; streams that flow from kt cannot be ptirc." ~.„,,,, 4 Dito',,, - ' The ANTI-I MPIETICa NES,or Strl.Ox"t„' Atilol f ;a r ir P ed Ur b it y *Yi t il h g e t i ll i e np B t l L i' L l- nt ln U i se r''l o t t -rMingerctithreY.,sYhs.l,6el/tisi.'.' twhllee,grreeastalailytdatzinaly4raesstroorptaer repeatedly ihearalitL3l a . nd p v i i g .,,, ) c L f t l'i., @,.'• where f rij r; A m lY3' •. Sß th 6l.t e Eti s eß t: G r l ta 3l C N. e T' of t i c'? :r hu i° M N a Y n ' bad f° Y r • l i' '';1::;li4r:'.1:).';'11'11111:: , ~,Lie* Pints V. 94. duty included. r it. ' 0; it li A Gru o d Prni , t: r c l ecs' e e:::l iSa ; bed s: Y :a b s ‘u i l a tif ti rn i- i 3)c t i n ith . i p s .S , i o l°Bl i t ei v: ° li n"lP ie o u°"4 n h iric :b i t olitilllt ° must be paid, and a felony. ' 1,10 .. . .... . Double Postage of all Letters to Dr..Saloal°nlavice. Gilead-House, ne 3 . ..:i ~. - . Also, just published, VriC e :;'‘ of . ' ' 416, - Wil k. _ , A New Edition (with Additio t . co w it. A • GlY11)E to HEALTH, in a Irarict)' °, , Fiestiqc.. some of which are treated on under the follow' n ,•;:r oit icit,„ . ; f Advice to Nervous Patienti."l-Bar—Barc'' ii i n ts - " i t s , Scurvy—Scrofula —Tun; of 1, 1L -e‘ fluency 'of Natural Strength-,Feniale Co' 4 _ ' o i l itits - v pasms .. in the Stomach—Hypochondriac entr,.ootisl%, 0 , 0 4 term! 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