The Sun. — London, England, 1803-02-08 00:00:00

THE,I77:E. . . . . _ Covettt-Gardeft. ' Ma, . CAw•Ltec, the Gentleman who performed Othello at this Theatre, appeared last night in*he charade* of . 7 affer. His features, eleared . ftOrn . the sable cloud of the Itlnor, corresponded very well. with his figure, and are capable of -strong expres. slot!, kfe did,not, in our opinion, appear qui te to so much 'advantage in ~7uffier, as he did in Whello: Thc energetic passages he gave with firmness kind Wed, but his voice appeared too harsh in those of the tender and pathetic kind. . '[here was an appearance of .labour in his utter.. anei, as if - he was rather reeolleding instructions, than yielding to the impulse of his feelings.. All Mr gestures, however, Iseerned to be the result of passion, and we saw enough to. convince us, that with praffice, be will become a valuable•addition to the Stage. With the evi►lent good sense that this Gentleman pOssesses, and with the, advantage of an education mnch superior to the general race of aEtors, he is likely Jo. profit more by the lights of his awn under.: than by walking in the trammels of pre.. scription; . We say thus much, because we plainly discerned the elaborate traces of precept rather than the animated bursts of Nature. A • CooKE gave a bold and spirited outline of Pierre,, but he was autimes somewhat too comic in the more familiar passages, and even in some of the elevated and heroic c.iste His performance on the whole ( however, was manly and impressive, and very inudh above what we are accustomed to see in the Polar. mer's of the present day. Tt is with much regret that we say any ,thing unr.vourable of Nits. H. SIDDONS, whose simplicity and feeling seemed likely to raise her to a distin.. guished height in her profession. At present, she seems only studious to imitate the tom of "Mrs.SinnoNg, without paying attention to the expressive energy, the genuine exhibition of truth, nature, and char:idler, by which that great Actress acquired her'high and merited distin4ion. `Mrs. H. SIDDONS has requisites to render Betv;dera very, interesting, but last night she may be said to have only tolled through the Poet's notes, with mechanical-regularity. CAUTION TO SERVANTS.—tidturday night be.. tween seven and eight o'clock, a well dressed man having knocked at Dr. BADH AM'S, Bloomsbury. square, desired the servant (who admitted him im. prudently to the hall) to inquire if there was any answer to the letter sent fro m a M r . B ec kf or d. At the instant of being left alone, he took a new great coat from the nail, and got clear ofF: a similar. in stance happened in the immediate neighbourhood within a kw days. At - the Public Office, Bow-street, on Friday, a man was examined , before N: BOND, Esq. and Sir WlLOnsi PARSONS, on a charge of stealing a va. rietk of articles in the house of Mrs. Eves, -in Dover-street. Mrs. EVES had a card party on the night of the loth of January last, and .the Company, as they came in, deposited their shawls .) , tippers, &c. in the hall, and a parlour adjoining ; but when tlity were going away, not a shawl, tippet, or great coat, was to be found, some person having entered the house iu the interim, and carried off the whole. The 'Prisoner being apprehended a few days ago, endeavouring to commit another robbery, his lodgings were searched, when shawls, tippets, silencers, and great coatN, were found, which were on Friday identified by the respedive persons to whom they belong, and who were bound over to prosecute him accordingly. A few days since a perion employed at the leather, mill, at Hartshorne; 'in Derbyshire, was' found dead in the stove room. It was his intention to work during the preceding night for the purpose of more expeditiously drying some .skins, but having im. prudently lain down to sleep in the stove room, in which a quantity of greasy skintrwere'drying, he was soon suffocated by the foul air caused by the heated. skins, and the extreme closeness of the place. This man was a tramper who had obtained work a few days at the above mill, and it appeared from some papers found, upon. him, that his name was Robert Dand.—Concealed amongst.his clothes, was found a pistol in good order, together with powder and slug shot. •On Sunday,evening, the 16tb , ult. a fire Unice • out in the.dwelling.hoose of CHAR Les LEA, a small farmer, Aim Whitchurch, in Cheshire,, which en tirely consigned it, .pa'rt of the household furniture, the whole of the out-buildings, and all the corn. and hay. The loss is estimated at. Igo'. No part of the premises was insured. The poor . sufferer has a wife and eight children. A sailor, who had been 'abroad during the war, returned to Wapping, a few days since, and after sonic inquit'y, found his wife in a very : wretched lodging, in Old Gravel-lane,. with two young children by her side.—He soon foUnd she had been false hearted, and that the children were the conse. quenee,of a second marriage. The second husband ,shortly after came home, and a whimsical, although embarrassing scene took place. The latter offered to resign the fair one ; but the tar, with more con. sideratioh than generally falls to the lot of his pro. fessidn, when a female is in the case, declined the courtesy, and giving them ten guineas, with hiS blessing,' unmuored, and under a press of all, shaped his coorsein quest of another port, AMRRIED. in Liguanea, on the 24 of N ovember,' Dr. 'William S. Forbes, of His Majesty's Navy Hospital at Port Royal, to Miss Harris. DIED. On Sunday sennight, aged ss, Thomas Hammond, Esq. of York, and brother to George Hammond, Esti, Under Se. cretary of State in the Foreign Department. • , At • Keninivon, in his 65th year, Sampson Cosgane Lloyd, Esq. formerly a Merchant of Rotterdam. • . On Saturday, at 'Twickenham, Middlesex, Mrs. Shak er . lay, relki of Peter Shakerley, Esq of„Som er f or d.H a ll, Cheshire. The same day, at, his house, Charing.crnss, after a few days illiuss, the infant son of Charles Drummond, Esq. At Edinburgh, on the 26th ult. Miss Sarah Mercer, daughter of the late Mr. Mercer, merchant. At Springfield, Leith Walk, on the asst ult. Mrs. Spit tal, relief of the late •Cupt. Spinal, of Mail:logic. • On the tBth ult. in the 77th year of his ige, and the 49th of his ministry, the Rev. James Gordon, minister of Fettler. At twine, on the't6th ult. Miss Allittl,S On Tuesdas, the 2.5 th ult. at his house, laniaica-street, Glasgow, Claud Hamilton, Esq. PARISIAN FASHIONS. the weather has become cold, the hair is ,more covered by the head-dress. • The turbans are now closer,' and are generally of velvet. The fa vourite 'colours are crimson and flesh colonr. The capotes and hats are either of velvet, and for the . upper half of these colours, or of satin and entirely white. Few new hats of black velvet are to be seen. Some Women of fashion wear Poloneie tique • eft edged with swan.down. The robes are white,. flesh-coloured, or rose-coloured. The white are cut d la Psyche, and rise-only half up the neck.— The waist' of the gpwn is still short. The tunics, for a ball.dress have plaits on the middle of the back. The heads (f the combs are sometimes in the fashion of golden arrows, sometimes in a fan form. Printed Turkish shawls are nut of fashion. Shawl's of a square form, and of Cloth of Vigogna wool, are now alone worn. Tippets are generally worn, but not muffs. Thinew Opera which is . preparing at Drury. • Lane Theatre,' under the title of The Hero of the ,North,_ is founded upon the History of the famous Gus-rAvus VASA. TIIIS Hero is the subject of a Tragedy of that name, whiCh was written by Mr. :BROOKE 'the Author of The Fool of'..Qualio, and which was suppressed on account of the inlnimnatory Politics.with which it abounded. The Messiah was performed at Edinburgh on Tuesday evening, at Mr. U'R a AN I s Concert.rooms, before a very numcrOns Audience, by whom it was received with great applause. 'Quin* is :performing with very great•success .at Volverhampton. • He was only engaged for four or ftve night's, but his merit is so attractive, that he will probably be tempted to renew his engage. 'silent. The principal families for several miles round -have been drawn to Wolverhampton by the fame of this popular Comedian. He is engaged also for the opening of the Worcester Theatre, which cOrn— 'mencei its season en the 21st inst. The lovers of, true .comedy must regret that such an excellent ador should prefer rambling about the country, when he might alWays be sure of a pre.elitinet foot 7, ing in hiS province upon the London boards. The theatrical community of Covent-Garden may .make themselves very easy on the subjed of Mr: Lsw ts's rumoured retirement, .for, whatever .ambition may whisper, he is not likely oo relin. • • cosh n post in which he gives to much tatisfadion ' the Proprietors and the Public. Lord DiLLUN is understood to bp the Patron of Mr. Gout.o, in his recent purchase of the Opera. House. A grand Masqued Ball was given by Mrs, CAMP- B s L r., at Lancaster, on Wednesday last, which was very numerously attended. The COMpany depart. ed at an early boor in the morning, highly pleased and , gratified with their entertainment. The Fiend: .Papers which arrived on Priday, give- the Official List of 'the National Institute. The list of French names would be uninteresting to our Readers, and particularly, those Odle second Chits, whkh is devoted to French Literature.—l n the first . Class, which is devoted to Physical and Mathematical Science, are the names of BANKS, MASK . FLVN E, CAV END rSH, and lisascHaL, of London'; Pat es-rt.Vv, in America ; PAI,LAs, in Russia ; and RUMFORD; at Munich.—ln the third Class, of 1 iistory and Ancient Literature, are iev iii6aatv, of Philadelphia; Fox, and. Re N 'of I,ondOn ; BUHR, of DCIMThrk ; HEYNE, at (Jot. tingetn ; t,t; Prowl . , at Calcutta ; KlLopsToort, at I knnhurgl k ; and W i PiLAND, :It Saxe-Weimar. NR ICE (I YESTZ B ink Stork N ivy 5 per Cent. too-l. !per Pent: 1797, 1 03 61 tishs per Cent. -, 4 per Cent. Con. UM. 3 per Cent. Red. 714- 3 per Cent.'Con. .itto Scrip • Ann. 23 7.16 i Ditto' S Ditto Scrip LONDON MARKETS, &c. RETURN OF WHO By Messr. CHIL D and fricluding only from the .240 agreeably' to 43 2 Quarters at 63s od 13 3 ----- at 62s od 258 ------- at 61s od 826 at 6os oct 289 at 595 6d 80 at 595 od it ------ at 58s .6d 5 2 7 "---- at 385 od Total 3118 Quarters 2s. toid. higheri Vl' IN 'MARK-LANE, VIALPAS, Meal Weighers, t of Jan. to the 29th of,Jan. the new Aa. 129 Quarters at j7s od 3o ----- at 56s od 29 at 55$ 6d .9 ---- at 54$ oil 6 at szs od po pt 45s od fit2 --at 4 39 od 5 2 -- tifr,Aus od —Average 58s. 6f titan last Return. A RETURN OF FLOUR, From jan.,2.3,.t0 jo. 28, from the Cocker Office. Sacks. s. d. Sacks. f.. d.' Sacks. s. (I. Sacks.. o I 8 49.6 40 2 47 0 37 54 o 793 49 Jo to *46 2 53 0 .2o 48 6 go 46 o 8 52 0 s 979 48 0 2 0 45 0 161 iS jo 0 So 4? 6 1 5 40 0 Total 18 597 Sacks.—tkvciage 491. 9'l. AV L R.\ G PRICE OF ENGEAND' AND WALES, Ending lan. 49, Wheat s6s, frarley 2,55. 3d. I Beans 345. 3d. Rye 365.: . TOA. P'2l* i 9. 'ld,. 'ease, 395, 7d.: • , . - SEEDS. Red Clover (new) - Sos to !tog per cwt. Ditto (old) - 4. 4 0 s to . 7/15 do. White ditto . . Kos to t4as do. Tretiti I - . ' . 3h5 to 76s per cwt. Turnip - - . 225 to 26s per bushel. Rib.(, rass . 4as to 6os per cwt. Rye Grass - laS to 50s per quarter. Carraway - -36 s to 421, per cwt. Coriander , - 2ss to Sos do. Canary ' . . - • Sos to 35s do. Brown Altt3tard Seed - . :66 to 244 perbushel White ditto - . 548 to tBs ditto. Broad Beans . 32$ to 46s tlo. Long Pods .. 26a to Os do. Rape Seed - - 321. to 351. per last. , PRICE oF HOPS. • - snits., v Poet( urs. Kent, 71. to. to 1. Ss. Kent, tol. os. to 12i. los. Sussex', 71: Ss; rtoth os. Sussex, fol. os. to tit. as. Essex, 71. os. to 21. as. Farnham, 121. to 141. 14S. • • Puty laid at ,C.. 15000. . • • SMI I 'IIFIEI.I) , NIAttk ET, Feb. 7. To sink the 0 Ini--per stone of 81b. Veer, 4s. gct. to 6s. 2(1. I veal, 6s. wt.' to Si. od. Niutton, , ss. od. to 6s. 4d. 1 Pork, 5 , , od. to.6s. pd. Lamb, os. to S. od. IIZAD Of eAly:.it 11.1:.1 DAY. Beasts about 2000— Slkeep and , Lambs 7sola. NEWCATE and LEAbF.III-tALI. MAR'KE'T fleet; 3s. lid. to cs:od. Veld, ss. od.' to 73. 44. ' Nlution, 4S. .4;I, to ss. .pi. '' Pork, 53. Ced. to 6s. Oki. Lalllho us . ot . to 05. Ott. ...... PRICE OF LEATHER ( per lb . ) AT LEADENHALL. t I3utts, so to 55611). each - - - so. to aid. Ditto, 6o to 65113. each - -22 d. to , 13d. Nlerchanto Backs,' - -' - - • —d. to' •—(1. Dreising Hidef, - -18 d. to - t9d. Fine Coach Hides, - - - - 234. to l td. Crop Bides for cutting, - - - 2 0 4, ni cad. Flat Ordinary - . - -, - - ISt'. 10 194. Call' Skins, 30 to 40lh, per Dozen - 26c1. to 3 24 - Ditto, so to 7011). - - 264. to 324. Ditto, 70 to Roll). . ' - - 26,t. to via. Small Seals (Greenland) ,3Scl. to 40d. pet lb. Large ditto, - soos. to 1405. per Dozen. Tanned Horse Hides, It;s, to 323, Per Hide. Goat Skins - - —s. to • —5. per Dozen. ', RAW HIDES. Rest Heifers and Steers (p. st.). Ordinary, as. zod. to 3s. od. • 3s. Fid—to44. od, Mark e t Calf, 9s. od. each. Middling.. 3s. ad. to 35.. 4(1. Eng. Horsei4s. ad: to r6s. ea. Sheep Skins - - '4s . 6d, to 9s od Lamb, Sk ins - , oc t to os St. lANIES's HAY 114,11KET, Feb. 5. "MY. 31. to 7t. oi. ocl. ,t. —Aver. L. 74. 61. Straw, 11. go, 6d, to 21. Ss. od..—Aver. 11. 194. 9(1. WIIItECHAPII. MARKET, Feb. 5. os. ad. to'7l. os. al.—Aver. 6t. as. 6d. CIOYCC,,6I. los. od. to 71. 10. od.—Aver. 71. os. d. Straw, tl. 145. od. to al. os. ed.—Aver. it. 17s. PltlOE OF TALLOW. St. James's M4rket 4s. 8,1. 1 Town Tallow 78s. od. Clare Market ' 4s. Bd. Russia do.' (Soap) 6gs. 765. Whitechapel Market 4s. Es . cf. Russia do. Soap) qs. --s. per stone of 81b. —7—r-- Melting Stuff 6os. t3s. N 3,1. Ditto rough 425. Average price 4s. 7L.i. Graves Os. od. . Good Dregs t es. tied, 86sp—Curd, gos. - 25 c od.—Moulds, 13s. od. Yellow Soap, '7Bs,—Moti Price of Candle:; per dozen, t COAL EXCHANGE. • Best Coals, in the•Bool, per Chaldron . 445. 6d. - Delivered to Housekeepers at 535, 6d. Sunderland per Chaidron . . 40s. 6d. Delivered to Housikeepers at ' . 495, 6(1. Upwards olone hundred•Collicrs arrived in the River—two hundred more expected. WANTS A PIACI?, i kS HOUSEKEEPER anti Professed COOK, a Person who Ia perted mistress of her Business, and undersra m i o leee-creams i French Preserving, and the managem ent o r a Family.-- She requires only a Kitchen-maid under het. Direct (post-paid) to A. B. at No; a, Angel-court, Great W indmil I. street, Haymarket. WANTS 'A gITUATION,. Abefore WhitsundaY' first, a, Person betw een t hi rty S 'LAND-STEWARD or BAILIFF, at or and SOrty year, bred, as a Land-Steward, in the most approved ntethod of Fanning praelised on the Banks of thef weed, Counties. of Northumberland and . Berwick; is well experi enced, being employed as Land-Steward and Chief Manager to•Gctittemect - on large scales of improvements on Fanning, Valuing; and Letting Farms, Breeding and Feeding the most approved Brea of Brglish - Sheep and Cattle; is well experienced in Book-keeping and Surveying Land. Can be well recommended by Gentlemen in atOresaid Counties. N• H. Any Nobleman or. Gentleman wanting a Person in this Line l are reipiested to address a Letter to X. Y. at t h e Post-Oltice, 'Berwick-Upon-Tweed. 11(011 MORTGAGE. To BE .DISPOSED, OF, a SECURITY fo r *omit. and upwards, by Mortgageof a n am pl e E state in the County of Galway, the Interest of whi c h, at Si x per Cent is paid regularly every half year at a 13 Anitee sin Dub- Apply to Messrs. Vernon, Vincs, aria Fry, Lincoln's lim • CANAL SHARES, atr. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By .THOMAS WARREN, { By Diregion of the Executors of the late T. A: #earto6; . I t' 4 Hart's Hotel,' High.street, Birmingham, On Thursday rite Loth Day of February, i?c.3, at 'Three o'Clock,• !Ai bjed to Conditions then to be produced, and in the folluking,•cr such other Lot s as 'shall 'be agruil upon at the Time of Sale; Lot t. i\T INE Shares 011 Half in the Warwick and Birmingham Canal. Lot z:. Three. Shares the Warwick and Napton CanaL • Lot 3, One Share in the Birmingham Canal. Lot 4. A Ticket in the Birmingham Library, and a Toe: tine Share in the Buildings. Lot 5. One Proprietor's Share in the Dudley's Anus Ito tel, in the Town of Dudley, and other Buildings thereto t)7 • longing. Lot 6. Seven Shares in the Union Flour and Bread Mill, in the Parish of Aston, near Birmingham. Lot 7. Two Sittings in Nu. 36, South Gallery of it. Mat tin's Church. Lot 8. A Petty of four Kneclings th No. 6r, Nonli Gul".ety of St. Paul's Chapel. Lot 9. Four Sittings in the' upper Pew in the Gallery 0 1 : Etighaston Church. Lot to. Ten thasehold Teneine:nts or Dwelling Houses, situate at Hockley, near Birmingham, part of them frontivit to Key Hill, and the others in an airy and, pleasant Court b:~ hind the same, in the several occupations of MeSsf3. MoSeIY , Tandy, Smith,. Bentley, Smith, Pendrill, Woodware, Aleadows, acc. at several Rents, amounting together to 53 1 - 131. per annurh.—The Premises are held under a Le:U3 ! 96 years will be unexpired at Lady Day next, sutot. toe Ground-Rent of 211. per annum. • For other Particulars apply at Mr. Bedliird's Ohio, is. New -street ; or to the Auctioneer, in. Dale End, Birmillk ham. To THOMAS TAYI.OR,.Esq. Dear Sir, No. 9, New Bridge-Streo, Lbttdori I FEEL it - a Duty incumbent upon me,. to . infdno you of the very great and extraordinary Cure I have n"t civet! from I your invaluable Medicine, LEAK'S PATEN PILLS. A bout.t w 6 years ago, I was attacked with a VENEREAL DISORDER, which 1 treated rather slightly for some bur the Disea se a t length spreading all over niy bodYt. obliged to apply to the must eminent of the facaltY, their assistance alibrcled m only teporary rebel' :through vari ous Courses of Salivatio n , and tunanm being of a corpulent habit, was reduced io a.rnerc k kelcton: , 1 ti e Ulcers that spread all over my Limhs'rcridereci 111': a.ca n ! piece Object, so that my Friends despaired of my reetiveq' When brought to this situation, I criniiiiered.deattt as 4411 ' table, but a relation of mine cominenting upon the Cases in Our Pills had succe ed,A, I w.ts try a Box of them, which I thought ratlter.reltirven un, Al") by persevering far two . of three rnonths,, and t . )flowitt.2, /9 4 directions, I experienced the most . iniaLcounrable relaxati, from pain, the sores. gradoarlv subsiding.; I aat now. th JI L God, peireetly reeotere c 4 2it a wa lki ng our du% not, but one m ore b ox? w hi ch I think cautious to take, v. 07 establish my health in tts original state. myself, t ty l i: i ) e cul i r :i uj o nb s u t lici ll h ia b: r nb t el - ifi t g e te l : ! tu r i : o i n t o t i t et ile us , be . t, s t,h u e b ca sc L ii stiv b e i., Deansgati., Manchester, July t, 18ot. being published, but leave y ou to wet yo flint 0 batty judgment . shall chaste. r. repared and Sold by the sole Proprietor, Taos. TAY Lox, Member of the Royal. Cidlege 01 ' 5 '4 -7 : Ss Lrindon, at his House, No. 9, New bridge-stater; • Where; r alter a constant resid'itice of more than ;flinty- yarn 1 • Y Years, a practice partic u l ar l y di rected to t h e Ctirc ) , Vencreal Complaints, an t i t h ose i nc i dental t 6 the •'ll- Generation in both Sexes, with' that inviolaWir :414.‘" h0 " which Mtn of his Profession should al wuys ob3e. 3 ,Y C ' natters himself, the advice and ass i stance h e gratolin a attninivers to Persons taking this Medicifte, - ‘,V/ 1 k esteetneci• by a discerning aS an adVaittagess l4 7 to be obtained, and void of anthiputy. . e .Also 40141, by his Appoitittnenti tor the convenie t o. those living at a Ji•itanre, at the Perfutiler', !ban's-street, Pall ; the Toysliop, No. to 3, tkX stieet l)isborongh's, No. 7.. I'"lsh-streer.htll; ; Steel's, 11991:seller,. Na: r, Little 3 Mi. Baxter's Sinttli-hridge, r.dinburgh ; t:allvielr s t Dublin ; Biltinge's, Liverpoial ;. elrester ; and by one Person in every ctonsitlerable Tots'lti ° (3 rear Britain and Iteland,_in l'.:aNes of only 't.s. scaled up with full md.plain.dircetions, whereby i,,:rsettsl either sot m,ty 'cure t heinseivefU it ti safety. yid* N. 13.- Every Box sold in Great,Brita i lii i, sealett it SLUII;`, •)t1 which; by favour of the Cortirinsa;,iierl, ed, at the Stamp-6111re, " T. Taylor, No. 9, NOV P°L ' -- street," to imitate which is Felony, and au 0 j 11 ,,, are 1: 01311 ` terteit.. 'HE CORDIAL BALM of GILE.an, by i t ! .1. softening, healing, and tonic qualities, as weft o„br its salutary elti:ets, :lards a sure prospect of retiltat strength, and a certa i n h ope of muscular invigoration, ti those who are debili tate d, b y premature or excessive i fo lu gencics r hence arise Weakness of Sight, Vertigoes, Loss an r cl eco tl Appetite, and Mental Decay. A body that it enervaroelt iyructollii,wseolndcm2 i v e er t si t i r r e s a e d lf o; f ia:eiaintsihionrfiterilinedit.ies Kretoili; foundation of a happy. old age, is a good constitutitin youth ; 'temp erance and Moderation, at that age, are P 16 6- ports to happy grey hairs. • r' es The Cordial Bairn at' Gilead most wonderfully c"e''$ h I nature, and will support the life or the aged and infirm. .° ail inward Dec a y s , D e bili ty, Lowness of Spirits, Retool tion in either Sexy Medicine hereditary or .owing to yout hfu l iinpredencies, this will afford the most wonderli! relief. In Ilervous Consumptions, its merit stands vatted; it e n t ers i nto and mixes with thilnosrstlbtld of the animal fluids, assists and invigorates the deeavierliolce' throws a eenial warmth upon the debilitaied rei a:L parts that stand in need of assistance. ree t As Dr. SO LONION's practice is now become so g.e7 - 1 3 j ,, extensive, and his constant engagements require a consrixe - ; hie portion of his tinle and attendance, he exeeeig , consulted, the usual compliment ota Gniti b ut all ‘vo - ** C 3, ten Cases,. or Lettere of Advice; aid unacompanied an order tor Medicine and Remittance, to be t a eswerod at "is is leisure, are require:( inelose only -HalfeteGuinee. so ct c, Letters should, for safety, be thus direded—" Al° ll °Y ter, Dr. Solomon, Selornon'sLplace,. Erownlow-street, verpool ; paid doublepostage."--Letters may ace, be ordered t it . r . addressed fur X. Z. or A. B. at the Post-ofliec till ca lk ' d A Savingof Nine Shillings in Two Guineas. The Cordial Balm of Gilead is sold hi Bottles, priee a-Guincei e ac h ; t h ere are also Bottles, price jes• contaitlio* equal to 'four Bottles at t 4 s. 6d. by which the Patient b• 95._ including also the Duty ; - the Stamp of which heale v t_ i f: Proprietor's • Hattie and Add ress - " Samuel Solomon, L t pool ;" to imitate which, is felony. . f all N. 13. lei s necessary to- observe, oat the Posrate ° Letters whatever, must he paid. A b " The Cordial Dalin of Gilead, Anti-Inipetlgines, atul stet - gent Lotion, aid "Guide to Heelth," are re ct ' Steil .by Reninaat, Hamburglt ; R. Becie Peter*l in New-York ; Mathews,- N. 8, Scrawl, Widow; a' eit• Bath, by Hazard ; Itristol, Bulgin ; Brighton, GritrY !ord. nlingharn, Knott and Lloyd ; Bedford, Smith ; pla n eel einunous ;. Bury St: Ed:nun:Vs, Dingle ; Citeltenhulnlo r s, don; Cambridge, Hodgson ; Coventry, R °Mason ' Co ter, Keynier ; Canterbury, Simmons • Carlisfee e l Q wer. Chatham, Etherington ; Ghelinstbrd, Clachar ; 'te",,eltt Pool and Son ; Cluchester, Phillipson ; Cirencester , ,'''•", e e Chippeilhem, Combs ; Dublin e Dugdale, No. 7. E x tv,e, court ; Derby, Drewry ; Durham, ectreingt"'" - O; Neales; Devizes ; Lowe; Dorchester, Virtue ; Deal, , Dartmouth, Jackson ; Edinbureh, Smith, North pil es . Exeter, Trewnian anti Son ; Falmouth, Elliot ;' 6 , l t e s, ter, Pitt, Walker ; Glasgow, ; Liverpow , i;ee te druggist ; Leeds, hinns, Holmes ; Lincoln, prt„'q Headley ; Leieester, Gregory, Swinfen ; Lewes. r', , EZ 4 ,..iker; chester, Thompeon - - Margete. Rowe; Maidstone, ' ^ s e. Marlborough, Harold; Newbury, Erilicr, enloo I Not tint castle, Walker, licrigsen ; Northampton, Dicey ; - h e r e to, ham, Burbaee; Norwich, Steverison and Ce• ; Bela ; riles ; Plvnieuth Dock, Hoxlerld ; Portsitiente , ceding, Smart and Co. ; ROcheeter, Etherington ; P e r4 . l D ier ; Sergent ; Shrewsbury; Eildowes ; 'Southampton, Biker; Staltbrd, Morgan ; Stionlerd, Newcomb t. Siinderland!,oole; Salisbury', Collin ; Scarlxnungh, Bayley ; Taunton, , set e, Tunbridge Wells, Sponge ; ; • WeYur o o. Meet; Whelsor, 13 'acne)" ; and by all the reetttabl , , , tine Venders, Books:Ilene &c. in every prineip3l 'l . : a ll vi er Englanl, 1 retaad, S cot l an d, Je d America( who will " i t s Pamphlets grati:4 with a variety of .authentic Vacua quoted therein. LONDON Printeci by BUCHANAN M'MILLAN, tot flow-Street, Corent.(; - Jrdeni;' and Published by %4 tit.* am Atm lc Ft Sea irra, (ot South Mol(ol).Street, Grcsvertor.aquaie i; At the "Suzi.()Frlct, No, IL s, Strand ; where ilawrrthemeuti, Ord e r s for the Paper, Letter‘ for the &lila'', &cc ((oit-paid), must be addressed. I ATP REPORT. COURT OF KING's BENCH, Fin. 5, SMITH Z. HO/ISHAM. . , Mr. ERSKINE in this case moved that an order of Nisi Prises might be made a Rule of Court. In ordi. nary cases, this he observed was a : motion of 'course, but it was not so under the circumstances of this case. This adion was tried before Lord Chief Baron . Eyre, in the 2.9 th of the King, and it was agreed to be referred, but the reference Was not proceeded in. This was an ation brought by Thomas Smith, who is now dead, against the-Defendant, for seduc_ ing his daughter, quad servitium amisit. There was no statute of limitations to the Making an order 6f Nisi Prim a Rule of Court, and it could be attended with no injustice. Mr. Justice Git osE said, he could only take a idle to slim cause. This had the cad of enlarg. ing the statute of limitations. BrqACII OF PROMISE OF ,MARRIAGE. A young Lady, being a Minor, by her Guar dian sued a Gentleman for a Breach of Promise of Marriage. The Cause came .On at the Assizes for Bristol, when it was :flitted to he 'referred. The 'Arbitrator awarded that the Gentleman shoal pay futile Lady soh at one time, tool, at anothet, eifc., • The Gentleman, however, before the time arrived for the payment of any of these . sums, contrived to seduce away this young Lady from. her friends, and prevailed on her, she having then attained the age of 2 r, to release him from the pay ment of these different sums of money, and from the costs, &c. In consequence of this dexterity of the parties, the guardian had lost the money he had ex. pended in the suit; and the Attorney his cost's. ' Mr. DAhiP lER E matte an application to the Court to have this business a little correaed. Peter Elvison, a foreigner, was discharged out of custody, having been twice arre4ed for the same cause of adion. snip NP r. Tut. 4. Passed by—the Mary, Johns, and Juno, Bennett, from Honduras • Matilda, Davis, from G retradaitttitry;4ltomp son, and t he Shields, Stevenson, from Dantzic. Sailed—the Jupiter, Paincey, for Smyrna; ()live Brarich, Redman, for Barbadoes ; Progress, Frost, for boivinicai, Sir William Douglas, Marcy, for Africa ; King George, Cotter, and the Boddington, Saal, for St. Viricerit's. STOCKS. &DAY. • India Stock 2T2i . fOr Ac. South Sea Stock Excheq. Bilis S. is. dis. Fundable ditto prem. 3d Exchequer Bilis dis. Omnium 41 Inver. 3 per Cent. 6git - Ditto Ann. 7 Bank for opening India for Ace. Cons. for Feb. 747 tk