The Sun. — London, England, 1804-03-06 00:00:00

S f op s Ti N G.—A trotting match, between the fa. mous poney of Mr. C. TKosirsoit,•and a horse be longing to a Gentltman. of the turf, •for a thundred gilineas,:.wal . tl;:ltavet taken place on Satufday, on thielikbriage roadix - blit . to _the great disappoint "merit bf an immense crovrdf of sporting Gentlemen, • ilfeoWner of-'the horse'deciined, and. paid forfeit, - in 'ccint ellue nal of having been -informed in the morn- • ink.thit TfinMrsoN's volley had, on the pre :Ceding:day,' trotted sixteen miles within the hour. On Thursday morninglietWeen.the bouri of one and two oN:lock,zbhe of the mostdreadful and.alarm ing fires that has for some time past-been seen in titancheiret, broke - out in the Fadory of Messrs., -Foster and Wood, at Garrat, hear the Union-mills, Daviti.:strett ; which, in -the spurt space ; of . two htitits; ;was entirely consturred,as - well'as a small one adibihing, together wit h - all the valuable machi r.ery, •eOtton, Sze. The damage is estimated at. 20,000 r. a small part of which-7 is,.insured. The flames entirely illuminated the ,horizon, -with the stillness- of the air, and,the refletlion qn . the •arral -'and the windows. Of the numerous ,F.J triries'adjetiiiing; presented to the view of the asto ' -tubed beholder a scene awfully. sublime., The fire - nitn,,with 'the engines,-were-speedily on the spot, '•'bitti the •fire hat} gained- such a head,:and was . so in tense, irunis imptAsible to approach within 50 . i . tartis o,ole building,;:. of course, they were obliged", .to he.sileut speOators of the,ravagesolthetieVouring t element.: The drums beat to arms, and 'tile Volun-, texts ..ass§mbled with an alacrity ti , ho 'did them . the tiglty.sc,credit. • - _ SHIP .NEIPS. . „ . . • GRAVES'END, tit AReil 4. , r, • Passed by—the Polly,- Manning; from Honduras; : Stints Cruz, Perrin,- from Lisbon„ .Resolution, Strand, from Vir ginia ; Emanuel, Weinliol lr, 'frbm • St. Met.; Charlotte, Carlstr4m, from Botordeaux.;..Brotners,lllfrex,,frorn,Guern sey ; Providenc;:,- Sibbald,' 'from"' 'Limerick ';'''Contrrierce, Walker, New Draper, Duke, Minerva, Bodie, and.the,Mar that Hannan, from Qpblin. Sailed=-the Salantanoler; WeitilEia . xt; for 'Africa Chance, Wailer, . for •Trinidad John Nfogan,, Howard, for New- York f Minerva, Clernetts Lot Bostdn ; Ranger, Leisli maim, liar. Yucaton; Ross, Lruce,.and West Indian, Duke, for Jamaica ; London, Martin, for Si. 'Kitt's; Elizabeth, Stoifells, and fof Einhtlen.• _ DIED. . . , •Pry the 27th of January, at Pisa, aged ;6, the Right Hon. ' ' Lady - Nfary Eyre, sister to - the4are-Barl fauconher.g.. At. 641inoutli, on the tst inst.. after a long illness, Ma dae Eiiihinstone, daughter iir the late: Atimiral . Kruse, and., Jividow.o(the .I,ol . §ir,Sarnuel Elehinstoue, of the Russian' ...„ Navy. Oil Wednesday last, at his house, James-street, Bucking ham. Gate.-George Thomion, loaned.). a Commander in the - East India Seivice;'4o.l.44;,‘,l , i; , ..... ~, , .: i ; - ........... - PRICE b-F t S.TOCKS, v. '` :TA. ': CI I' 4 • : . ' 4 , • i - - • .• • • ••• • ' yEstisCtikor- 4 Bink Stock shut - I Ind'a Stock 1691' 1 1 . N:Nr; Fier tent. 84N „I luita j.iontis -,, A • 5-Pcr.— cn; ,:97,,,hur. . , exchequer Bah plr ti; 14? .4 per Cent. Con: shut . •rf!l rOntnium .2 i 3 • .1/1.! I) 311er,C. R. shut 3 per Cent. Imperial i d 3 pet C. Con 554 A ' - '"ii -. 3rm . 1 1 t Ditto Ann. 9 7-th B. Le:Aim. shut i . ••: f. ,, , , t D4terrett . .l.-..r Cent. , B. S. Ann. I Cdhs—for Aprii 7 s6 - ire i .1. . , ~... ,ar' 4. VW . • „ WHEN Professional Men of EducatiOn and! Responsibility deviate from the •general , Systzm! by : the selection of peculiar branch, the sanclioo of long con.' tinued success is'the best criterion of sttperiOrity. - • • . 'Eight years have Edevpted my practice to the exclusive, treatment of Three Disorders ' and the sin,cei;sful:treS'ilit'o my plan gives me additional arclor.thoppose, As tar a I c able,. the ; ravages of those Complaints which are the mos important-in -the!Ciitalogue Ofiduitanlutirrilities. : After initiation into, every 13rauch, as an Army Surge , * I fortified a wish ( atin - darly period - 'of Praace to re'Sduein4 dividuals , front the ignotance of uneducated. men,- or thd equally danger Otis precipitanlcy'cigeftefalrradifioners. The ThrecDisorders, to9the , Curd of • which. I 'have . d e ; voted my attention, comprise every species of 'VENE. REAL' E CTI4)N, whether of i a . .tecenti or lOng:-dul ration Idly,. All kinds of-debihty, whether .arising from the habits of ' schobl +boy •t kWh Igences of mate rc -,agen wh depogement of the uin meichls;:alled*BAßltENNESS; - •of stem woi Numerous; stows are the,rerlr .of ignorance, or haste in . .the treatment of a simple - 6 - onOrrhcea ; and it not' un. fteqiietttly: ha.ppenrAttat the ac is of I.ite 'are poisoned by the indiseretion of an unguarded hour. -Ey a superior me. thdd'such' C om rlain t s ate easi•l ettret.ft" arid.. even ~ where others haye fated, I 'trust that 1 may presume to oiler a radical re-estibti4hirient. • :few; itoweveroure .ilia,faseg-of s cornplicated distress in . this. disorder ! compared with the calarniunis . sittlations of vleniviio; %from gni indulgence !in a 7 .,4olitgy. v j ;et or , t h e prevalent, ga;eirs. of .a fashionable lite , acquire that state of Debility, which is "theuriaVolciablet e;i'luequence of,stich pernicious. habits. Where the unhappy startar bri:l6ds t O - Ver sits trittery,' but carefully conceals ins misfortune, it r may be some conso. lation for ',tin to knbvv, 'that although it' be an objeft of doubt orazucertainty• ivith ,, other'' Practitioners, the removal . of these Deficiencies. by the gradual progress of Ren:)va.. tints, is. the .Acquitebtencol . sny Experience;: If :the! 'fires of Bacchus orenus have began to teduce Manly vigour,. Much ahxietw till be prevented by an' earlyr.ttiuhterac- . Hereof this,lState;anßuid and in these eases, to great. difficulty will'occur. • :Butwhereithia .7Deticienoy has* for years existed,. a,,proper:. perseverance is indispensably re quisite to revive the siiirn-, -boring Sparks of Lite,and tore-a nimate the ,Conatitw,iog. • KA IZ EI) WOME wN, liohave lorw,.been — disappointed their expettatiOns of a • Fathily; *maybe assitrettrld%t in., tryst . instances, _such defetts arc curable by MtNiic.il skill, The secres'y which iS* so esgefitial . ' to . irty anti,thit gfolirigasionS 114vel)resujilcd to j st4teloirril ► the basis of ply pretensions, and in coincidence With such.. -OM iiitiMahOil lis;givetif .141. Mr., l .liteemay, • bp : cpiisp ifetl ( personally, or by Letters .(iuoosing a i ttifiall Note), at Ms ' hoUse, KO 29; Mundel, •street s" , ttrandoaliaT, Tetrlplell rr: v.444 7 -,Lrche:=. l s an .addAionak Entrzrse in Water-street v i adjoining, Intithtz - Natue isnn - binitilietifiCers: • iilibtaxutvlirt;4 i f tictoecof tuc.Royal College (4 0 S tlEg9nt 5' LON DON: Printed by BU CIIA NA N I\d` M 1 I.LA ( - of n ow-3 t rzct, CnventlaZienl; tigfrijNiY Wit: p {tit Sn t itne , A4,,itnn ‘ _ At the Surt.OFFictr) No. zi z, Strand; where Advertisements, ()niers h; the Paper, Letters for the Editor, Scc. (post-psa), mu - Esc,. tit?ii. i.;§ ..tAN I: 6it ft' 8 4 4 ' .' 1 2' :P .., ; , i ~•,.', . , , . • Nd. ~• New it4dge-Street, Landorth 4 o' . • t HOitoureciSiG! . Edinburoi NI arcll Lp,s - , t , '', 6, ' r i , T BEG leave to inform vow, that cvet• -.8 i,1 .. i . ••• • , ox A:„.Y,ear ti9o, I-. t4ve been atlllaect with th i c 1 -A s 4 „i rea ; which front' ;11§' obls . tinatel');' ileks'firig',.e.yerY= e- oigill i ," , Meilielne pie4Criberd'l'n'tiale mosti , amictost .91,.P 11 ,f J avati; .-- 1 - , mere,. and underaxMng;s::vcr4 cv.ere eoursb , se otb, i ,,vrc,, i}ie and twice di4chargyd qo)ii the HdSvital, ~ ., i th 1 1 % 1 ' ~j.n-.0 wonted appear to be of :the Vriblik 'if yeteilaTerrilttcffe" l l; r ta , d ' spring of la-St yei,t iny distolicr :hidtgo4t.loi'suilk,i's,,e ill .fleiitly to put a.ptgioc I, to ,tvyexist9pcc , -,...-L had IV O / . 01 the crown of lily • lisail„ yrie" bil.'pac i ff i a?al',"' - ' l _,'"6 In %Sieretii'oke eut in a frighttril imi; llicr ; • ~ji,j „ t ight . ) , tot , ~ rulltpaintill, aralthail laem , in a , ca Cc, GI . . tl tcel3fi,e,?!.! • 6 1 ') 1 i .last seven years; my i . r ieft .11.-.(i•also rwo :rarge 4, 1 '.‘:.,'./.r0i1,, wos very much dlsco o r tii . ,ed, and . ka l VeniiO . stii 3O •F r i.y 10 ~, ing partictilarlk when warm in bed, ias , ,, W ",'• ri'-:9 1- t ; prive nie. of - rest ; in this lamentable state, .' : i i :gre''''' - .s. utended, by., Mr. J. Thempsori, (..i . ho r.e:i..-ii'.c merit f cure, b 1 them here),' to• take ythir I.eale.'s • ' l ' )t ''', l , co,!r 0 which I' Wpm, - to do on tha . 26th-of May .;. o'. - , l i i - tie IVe of ,a;thrtnight, 1 . began to receive berienf--In , 1. '•, - ' 4 ,4 1,61 ' than a month,' the ulcers' on iliy `need arid ar rl 'llg 1 14 soundly healed—soon after, the sores on air 1 , eg i , i 1 ) . .) 1 , 4 1 /0- al sbileaving, ....howevei, ebneme.rable ,diseolonra,ri tl ,e - , 4 , 2 .- ii.lciii,, and pain. in, the: bone of the lett, - , A which, c1,,,. 6 1*-' o ' 1 01 l . sing of COil; and a little long , :.r perseverinee 19 ' 7 -op 'i l ly ' ik't 4 bie icaitine, subsided ; the - nodes . . idisperiins',,raPyr , regaining its natural hue,- arid the noaurrial 10 11 : 5 .,;-,,140-" - wring oft_ , I thus becaine; by your liberal ailvic",ro D v dicine, perfectly tree from all -toy former '' , ;(''', l ,l, tO i .,'ol ' have' recovered ihy tiirrner spirits and - -strengii4 j- ctli`ii.ti l i come jolltand fat, in which state -Ningcon? - ..';',, 0 1 9 toontlis to, the astonishment of all who k.fie.i , iile-i •, / ii a loss in What terms to express trig gratitude, t, t. 1 0.;; ‘ ,0, 1 for the 'good - of other - suffering mortals; to "'*--- )C.,..4 4 ??P' case as,- public as possible, as I shall on e,v. e 'Y, ' ,. ( 1 7,7.i. iii , iii so doih . g, you will greatly oblige Sir, Y'n'iji;.l'-'' obedient, - vcry.„ltumble servant, '-' - •A 1,,E.,:'(..', ( .1 ' 'Swan'srClose, High-s(rect; Fklinburghl ... • . Witnesses - fn the above Cure : 4 i. ,. t ; ~' • JOHN ThomPsoi.i,'.24o. 3, Ne l w ' Poititr? N.",.. 1r- ,; . •11. lei }IN M` 1 brio s it, Old:.A'sseniblv- C lose, ' Exi'"' - '` t- - .te . Yrepared and Sold,by the sole. ii; ropricty',,' • of ipoi Tnom As T.-. y cox, Member of the ItOalf.0 01) ,"" Lox' ;.,0 16 1 geons, it lii.., House, No. 9, New lilidge-slr" - t .,,i ,1, „ i.), y.C.here,liftee a constant residence of more the .ll ,, ,; 0 - . 4,0: s yeas, in a practice ,p4rticularly: directed to_ it i e l'' ,ol 0. - Venereal Conlpktints and. those incidental to #h 0 ,5 IA (.;;.:rieration t With- that' inviilable •sectecy vi" ii ~: i t..,10 , .,11' his ., prOfeeston should always observe •in s uc i - ata it li tiatters himself, the advice and assistant heft" , I s ", s , administers to persu.n taking this Moil 4-: '',„La , i1' ,. .• p. . esteetned, 'by a - dikerning " , L'tiblie; as an J - ;.,t,,., , dolit attainabie and void of all ambiguity. • . 11 41.0e'; 7.. . : Alsti sold, by . his. i appoinrment„ for the . C ° r ,:,,. 3 , Y$: . t i tiose living, at a distance, at the . l'erftinir' 6 4. 193' , Iiii c i t ,' ' l 'Alisan's-'strecr, Pall -Mall ; • the ToystioPt . .,t ,sil .e .qi;', 4 ,c , lford•-street; ...Ivlr.;il.)isborough's, . No. 7. "'lr l iiti f P o 'ne ilr r• B .tcePs! ..13094e/ler,. No. t, union_roiv, , . ,Nif.,,, ,„ in .; - Mr. 13axter'S, ''.otitli..bridge• ' , Eclinbu,c? .ll ;- ii ,l `, l j' 1 ,,, ( 11 dentild; . GlasgOw , 0.- Mr;Leallwell's. Dubl'" j,l a to 3 .',' l i'i person in every considerable town in b l- ‘=" t i r . ii' wjeill I Ifil-4) ill v l3 o y.To(I. only zi,i. 9d. each, - siza L4 ' • ;1 1 cr o . /11 knit 6lain dliedions,' wheieb -, Poir.s.ina of..' c .l i s afe ' 0 t f r: 1 Cifitthernse.l4is3with; eaSe,. 4.iee4,. sc. a reey, , at t aiet t 0 1 1 rs • -i'oP e re" -1.1. , .1 N. t 3 ., Ever ox sold.in Gres Britain is , , '_„,, ; ,,i5 , ..„_,- e rs a Storni?, on v'vhich; - by faVrisn'' bf the C"" No- 7 otP " pfiiited, at 'tlie"SY4Yrip-Office-t-" T • - I' ,, Y l °'',„ - ~i a l l rmickcarteet,.24.4oamitate N yhichi, iclonY 4 ' a.„........ ,/ . . art Counterfeits..,;, ..,,, ~ .. . - . ........0. : . -street, C rosvenor-square) ; t be addre6sed, r,itti:'' ADM. BERKELEY AND C APT. MARKHAM. Otnt7Readers-cannot have forgotten the peevish and unmannerly Reply which the Litter of these Officers made a few night ago to the manly and just Remarks of the former, respelling the condud of the present Admiralty. Board'. The following Letter appeared in , a Puller of ynsteediiy - trpon the - subjed, and contains so many pertinent remarks and Well direfted,spcasps,,that we think it,worth reprinting. TO THE EDITOR, &c. ".SIR, " Though I not able to entertain ~your Reader,:. by apy ornaments of style, yet'ltrust that y;b J r.lill'Sllo.:v' a plain man, and an Mil Officer in this Br sh Navy,' rp Make a feW observations-01)n. an Article that appeared two daysago in your ,ra. per, and in several others._ respeeting one of the pillint and - trust-worthy ; Officers in our. Ser vice, the Hon, Admiral BERKELEY; and as I SO. lettinly - assure you that' nothing but a' regard for truth induces me to address :you, so he does not know; 'and' Certainly shall ; not know, the:name. of one who wishes him an abler defender, though plain truth ivbrits'no assistance. " The Newspapers inform me, that Capt.M ARK.. litAtd, a - Captain in.',theNavyipesuirsed, in public ..?p,s f nobly , as, a Lutd:of ,Ihe,Adtpitalty, to tell Ad. , that HE 1 ..! I . ' wOtild not . objet to the trying his luck in, A.Command ; and Con- Viuded by asking " avheri the Admiral had , tiirveit.PP • - • • " As I understand that every body who heard ,tlits,question. was shocked with the ine.eceney of ii, itoW me, as'an old retired Officer, — who has 'known BF tittELty alitioA-Ivorn the firsryear lie went to sea, to•ariswer, :that Isernember him •in. the tscrtliee, 3o years Ago; apd ;hat, during a long and laborious pmlesstonal life; it "has Veen r ely lotto meet him at various times, and in various ttations,i in the Mediterranean; Na - rtli America, -West In_! dies, NeVfoimillind, arta,- aVnian yitlifieletit inter vals, ire-:thethannel Squadrons: " So much . , Sir, for the:Captain's queotiOnayhere - he has served'? Of the length of those services 4 it ;is -impossible for me to speak *3c4:uratelir ;- but I :have known-411m' to' be aanallr at sea, -and in employ, above7tventy.five years (Itelieveinear:thirty) 'that time.' . ::" 1 /7: ) `- " Of the nature of thostisarvicesishall only say, thAtiii;gallantry and zeal alone-procured him his rank!oli-POSt Captain at the•time when. Lord SAND ' W/cF(Vad proseribidliim on 'account of his attach. "anent tci . hrsirierid - and kinsman,: Adriiiral,K EPP ELI. But't he Publicc - -nevCrwill forget • his. gallant: I'Condutt 'Cn'tfie Ysrofllittaiiwheit he savedithe Marl_: •'borOutli;after losing , haif his.ship's company, and all his Masts, 'rtor his itolinds in that gloricins aetion: • " Aft'er haVing answered.the Captai .tleSt 101 1 , I will novi , further add,lor his information, that the Admiral has always been._ as..much respeded by his. Ship's Cdmpanyand. his ,Officers (of whom I have been one) for ills liUthanit arid - gentleman-like con cltft in command, as. others,_whom I could name,. detested for , their' 1311tiTAL rry, - Attßo- . GANCE,.ana vCtiOILAi , IC E. 'will likewise be tisfaetoryto - CaPtain MAR,KHAiA to know, that in the course of thirty-nine yeast's servici,' the ! ! Adnii. r3l never has been dismissed . 11. Ta-u, or been de_ Blared incapable; OY ierVing Ms MA I EST Y nOr has be been ever even'tKed'hy'a Conrt-Martial. It must likewise be'ertitially.satisfatiory to the Captain. to know, that Ire - 1-11M. --- Aifiniirai has been always deemed capable of 'taki-mg rare of whole-v.4r Ship he • cony/wiled ; and that he was not Captain of His Majesty's Sliip Ciutuur when the Master, cif the ' 'Piehry, and:tvvo other Masters, came on board.her, *hen under 'the command of Lord Sr. VtlccErl,r, with direaions to "put her ;n order to.do her duty - as et British Ship should'do .in the line:ollattle."— And la'stly, as the chataeter and services of -my Old Cornthander appear so little-known to he •will'be much gnatified in being assured by, toe, that no one everstispeded Admiral .BEAK4t,Ix. of being 'Concerned in axty Stockjobbing ,11:4vtfacliott .ivhateVer. • Al All the insinuations I have given in this Letter are.witliin-my knowledge; and I should have no obitclidn - to sign 'my real name to it, if I had not Schne teaSOrl to fear, that although I have been edu cater! as :1 Gentlitinan,-and served as an Officer, yet I 'Might be imprersted,Ay - orders ;from they'd:Az:rally, • ..i.turriillounei troublesome." ." &c,, ", Your very humble Servant, • • . • " JOHN . LAW REPORT. COURT OF EXCHEQUER, N1..,/tcH I. CARCIAS AND ANOTHER V. BRADDICK. - A Motion iwas, this clay made in the Cout t. of Ex chequer to restrain Mr. Braddick, a merchant in Cowper's ROw, - from selling a • large quantity of hi , des 'And oth'er property, claimed by Messrs. Gar_ Bias anti Lewis, of Finsbury Square, on account of a merchant at Hamburgh,, when it : appearcd,.•frorn the argument, that the ship Sr. Augustine, bound frOmßuerios Ayres to Harnbuigh, had been cap.' 'tired by the private ship of vvar, called the Tito. alas, of Liverpool, and sent in therefor condemna tion ; and that Mr. Braddick, .on account of Don MatcOs Riley, the Spanish: owner, and' Mr.;Ang. - lacia, 'the master, had contested* the' condeinntion of the.vessel in the Comnions, and had Trocursti her, releaseand,restqration, and had there given secu rity for her sale and disposition . of the Cargt;: and was proceeding to Self the same at •LiirerpOoli when Messrs': Gateias and Lewis, setting. up. a claim- a's Agents-to a i collsignee• at Liamburgh, flied their bill against Mr. Btaddick, and prayed an Injunc=- tion 'to prevent him 'tom making such sale, and przying a part of the cargo to be delivered tuthetn,' to.'be sent to Barnhurghto be sold • there.; hat it appearing to the Court, after a.full investigation, that Mr. Bfaddick had expended a very heavy sum of me ntylit ifrocuring the release of the vessel, and ;payMent-qf , freight and other clmrges, and had ex ertedhimse4.mush for the benefit of those interested therein, .the 13arons were unanimously of 'Opinion, - that' Bra r ldicli had such 'a lien On the ship and cargo, as enuld ttot.be taken:from.hitm without ma nifest injustice to him, and observed, ,that the ship and • cargo were, where they slinuld be; Viz'. in the hands where- the Law had' placed them; and refused granting- any Injunction= whatevet.'against -Mr. Braddiek,..deavingishe cargt . ),,in his. hands, to. he .sold in England, in such way as he should deem best fOr the interest of the Spanish ownerilnierested therein. .• AMERICA. WHEN Governor CLAI.HojtN took ppssession of Louisiana, in •the name cif the United States, he is -1 sued the following Pi oelaniation By His Excel:enc . } , WILLIAM d. tIA I AOR . St , C'bverireir offhe .M4ssissippi Territory, oxercisitnz the powers . t ‘ of Governor General and Intendant of the Province of 'Whereas; by stipulations between 'the; Qoverni3ients of r-trice and Spain, the latter ceded to the former the Colony anl'Provincd of Louisiana, with the saint. extent - which it ,hadv.the,date of the above-mentioned Treaty in the hands of - .Spain, and that it had' kvlien France possesserd it, 'and , such as otlght to be.after the TreOties ftiliscyleptly entered ,i-ntobetween Spain and other States; and` whereas Le Gl5- - vernniet&Of Trance 'has ceded the samq to the,lJnitelt States by a Treaty duly ratified, and bearing date the 3otliot April in the present year, and the possession of Said Ccabny;and Province is now in. the United ;States, according to the tenor' of the inenti6ned Tieaty ;` and tvheitai the Congress of . the Uniteri iSir4;s, 04 the 3 I 4t,day pO o ber, the ; present year, did that until the eipiration" Waft,' - Session of sitttng (unless .provislons, for .the temporary * lover:intent of the said territories be sooner made by Con gress); hll the military-, civil, and judicial powers exoreis .At.brr.he thf.7,? existing Government of the same, shall be Vested in sr '',..pe'rvon or p:r,Oris, and shall, be exercised •in Audi President of the United States shall direct, for this nr.'nt-iining and proteding the Inhabitants —sat• Louisienafin the :rec enjoyment of their liberty, property, and religion ; al , I President of the United States has, by his eotrrirtis bairing date tile same 31st day of 0 efober, inwest ed ine with all the powers,' and charged me with the several du ties j ileretolore held and exercised by the Governor.. General and ; Intendant of the Province: • I have therefore thought fit to ' issue this my Proclamation, making known the premises, and to declare that .the Go veroment,heretofore exereised,oyer the said Province of Lour_ tinder the authority of Spain as of the Ftenell Republic, has.ceased,,and that of the United States of.-4me rica is established Over the same ;- that the inhabitants there- ' of will be incorporated in the Pnion!of- the ',United States, and admitted as soon as possible,'aceording to the pi'inciples of the Federal • Constitution; th, the-enjoyment of 'aft the rights, advantages, and immunities. of Citizens of the United Statell that in , the tneati time they shall be main and„ .proteded in th e free enjoyment of their li berty, property, and the which' they profess ; thatf . all tlaws.:and niunic4p4llFgulations which were in existenix at the cessation of the tate Government, re. "'twain in force, and aft Civil Officers charged with their execution, except those whose powers have been specially Vesrad in me, and except alsb such Officers as have : been en trusted vitli; the collection of the, Revenue, are continued in their function's during the l iteitAtire of the GOvernor.tbr the time beinA,;ocuntil provision,shallotherwisefaepade. And I do hereby exhort and enjoin all the inhabitants and -othei've6citis within-the said :Province,. to be faititftlii and true in their allegiance to the United States, and obedient td the laws and authorities of the same, under full , 4ssurance - that their just rightsiwill.be,under the guardianship,of the United States, and will be maintained from all 'force or vio - leeefrorn without or. within. . . .In testimony whereof I have hereunto set my hand. .Given at the City of New Orleans, the 20th day of Decem:. ber; 1803, and et the Independence of the United States of America ;he 28th., . • • WM: C. C'CLAISORNE: LONPON MAKRETS, RETURN OF WHEA By Messrb. CHlLD'and Including only front the:zoth ► byttary, agree: t ibly tSB Quarters at 58s ocl 67 -------- at 57s oct 159 ---- at 56s 04 646 86 613 7 6 7 , at . szs 61 at sis 140 - at 514 185 at cos 7 1 at 48g- - Total csooQuartdrs,--Average 495..1 as. 7;. , :(1.-ltikher thp last Return. od F 243 .. -- ----- at 4casod 'A RE TORN OF 1:12()041, From Feb. 18, •to Feb: 24,-. from the Locket Office. Sacks. s. d. - I Sacks . . s, ci t. ! Sacks. s. d. I t so 0, , I 1 . 198 44 0 . I 2..) 40 6 I 54 49 0' ' 1717 43 0 I 528 '4O . 0 3 4 8 0 r; 42 6' 2a ,39 9 121 37 4i * . , 1 3i7 ,42 • I 12 38 0, 4 0 -44 6 ..'i iS 4!„ 0 . •• „ Total 17571 S ~..ks:—,, i vetage 445. •:..4u. .a. rid. lower than Fast return. • AVERAGE PRICE AND WALES. Enitirig - feb. 25, Wheat 491 3d Batley . 22/S .tod 1-Beans. 345 oil Rye 33s od C 043 l9s 9rik , Pease 36; tld . - WESTERN COUNTA NT MARKETS ;latit ‘VielOper Qr: . Wheat. , - , •133r1cy. .- Ahils. Nc . vcbury .. as _to 58s 6dl i9s 6a to 23s ad 18s od to 22t salisbury 49s'to 325 - od 2z , s od to 24s ad - 2os od' to 23s Th.-4i zes • .465. to VS Cd 4 22S'od . tO 24S cif' '2 o s ott . to 23s Wartuinster• • ic k s• to 56s °di 24s ad to z6s ad zos od to 2 4s 1 PRICE OF HOPS. RAGS. P.OOKFTS. Kent, 41. 16s to' 51.'8 s. f Kent, 51. Ss. to 61., 4s. • Sussex, 41. t4s. to 51. os. Sussex,•sl. os. to 51 r2s. Essex, 41. 14s, to 51. Ss.. : 1 Farnham, 61. os. Si. Ss. S Eli DS .! .. Rcd Clover - - - ifs, to gosh ` White ditto - - 7os to 12pS 1 , . . ' `Tretbi I . - -' ' -35 S to 650vbi cwt. Carr:lv:ay., _. .. ' - —s to 75 I - , .. •Coriander - - - , l6s to zgLs j, T I , Turnip - - '..: 22S X 0 24$ per tishel, White Mustard Seed -.-- '- Ss to i':•,-41'. ditto. • brown ditto - '- , , -. ' , 14s to t6s ditto. : Canary - - ' - 6b od to 75 ditto. • .. . PRICE 01 LEATHER !per lh ) Al' LE,Xl)rNti A L 1,.... Putts,- :Jo ro`s6lb'. each - - - •:.", i to 7.0,d. .1.)itt0,.66. to 6511). each .- - - 2.3 C. to z.O. Merchants,' Backs, - -, - - .2co • ' ' , O 2 NI. Dressing !fides - - - -", z;_:,1: to 2 2d. , - - - - 22;C to . 230. Crop Bides: for cutting, - -233 d. Flat Ordinary - - - - 21,1. to •2 . 21. Calf Skins, 3 . 0 to 40!b. pm. Dozett - 23d.' to' 35d; Ditto, • --so to 7,1 b.. 29..1..t032d. per lb. '•• Ditto. , 70 to Foil7,,2tid. to v.,d,„per lb. . Small Seals (Greenlatv.l) 4 2 a• to 45d- per lb. Lirge ditto, toos.• to , - tsos.• - per nozen. Tanned Horse Hides, 245. to, 3as. perllide.. • • RAW HIDIS. Best 1-Tei . rers ind Steers (p. st. ) Ovilittaty; 3s. ad. to 15: . 2.(1: • 35. 8d • to 45,..0d.• MoritatlCalf, Los. 6d. each. Middling, 3:;:. 4d. to . 3s. -6d. Etig;il - Orsetis;to 17s. od.ea. Sheep Skutt' • .. .3s. 64.' to 7i. od. • . SMITHFIELD MARKET MarCh S. To sink the Offal --per stone of gib. • • ' Reef, 43. rtd.' to 1 Veal, ro'.!od. to 6s. 6d. , . "Mutton, 55. od. to 55. Pork,'. 3s. 4d. to. 45. 8d: HEAD OP CATTLE THIS DAY. Beasts About '2o..)—Sheep and Lam bs-rc,soo; NEWCATF anci.LEADENE-lALL.MARET, Beef, 3s. Bd. to 4s: tod.• weal, 4s_ Mutton, 4s. od. to 4s. Bd. Pork, 3s. 4a.' t o `4 S:Bd. PRICE OF TALLOW. 'St, James's Market' 4s; rod. 1 Town i'i4lovirSis.*:'6l. J. Clare Market, ' ..4s. , 90. Itns&ia do. (~c anfl) 7,35, -s. WhitefhapFl. Market.4s... 814. Russia do. CS.o.) - . 7;4. od. .. I per stone 6181.b..' - 14s. 4.1. ' Ditto ' , rough , 445. od. :, .:Average.prie • 4s. 9.1 d: Graye.e.,l44:, od. . ' Good brigs 12s. od. . , . Yellow Soap, S4s:—Mottled, 'z . li. e -ie . tird', p6s. Price of Candle-6 per dozen?.•tzs,o(l..- , aMaulds; 13s. Dd. St. lAMES's IIAY MARKET, March 3. flay, 41. 4s. od. to 51. 12;. od.!- - ---ASter. 41. as. od. Straw, zl. 13s. od. to ti. 19s. od.---Aver. tl. r6s. od. 4 • WI-lITECHAPE I MARKET, Hay, 41. 4s, o d. e to sl. Iss.•od;-;•Ayet. 41,495.fid. Clover, 5.1. Jos. od. to 61. los. od.—Aver. 61. c 05. ad. Straw, it'. los. od. to 11. t6s. M.—Aver. th 3s. M. COA EXcIIA,Nq E, March. s. in the 'POoI, per. c haldron 1 40 c>,l Delivered to Housekeepers at . , „ 6is , Sunderland, per chaldron 44s "6d Delitered to Housekeepers at . 57s .1' IN MA RK-L ANr. IALPAS. 'Meal Weighers, of February to ti - t zith of Fe. to flip new Ad.', 507 Quartets at' .4.3 od 776 92 219 - - at od 9 6 *at 4cs 6d 96 at' yes od I .. at 4s. 64 !2 ----_at 41i 474 This Day {Vas pnblished. ' r• a n d By Bell and Bradfute. and B. Balfour, Edinburgh'i ,7 ; . 2-- J. Robinson, London; and Gilbert apd !lodges. 13 " b ' FQ.lr large Volumes OtlaVo, Price T '4 , 0 Guineas in bo"r ' ' SYSTEM of CHEMISTRY, By THO MAS A!Win- THOMSON, M. D. Lecturer on Chemistry in t I. burgh The. Second Edition,' inuch Improved and Fnlarg: te The Work is divided into two Parts: Part 1,01 Priticl,,lFs of ChCmisti}b.--:-Book I. Of SimpleSitbstances: Division 1., Confinable Bodies. Oxygen; 2. Simple Cail bustibles•, 3. Simple Incombustibles ; 4:Metals. 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