The Sun. — London, England, 1801-12-29 00:00:00

EDINBURGH - , DEC. 2.4. Tit r rtz werg 34.0 bolls'of Oatmeal in Edinburgh Market on Tuesday, which sold as follows : Best 18s. 6d.; second, 18s. ; third, t7s. 6d. There were alo, too balls of Pease , and Barley Meal, which sold from - t 2ti. to t cs.,per belt. Sales were dull. Retail prices, best Oatmeal, is. 3d.—Second s. zd. per, peck.' , The prices of Gats yesterday in Edinburgh Marc ket, were from 435. to fBs. 6d. per boll. Tuesday morning arrived it Leith Roads, the L, , jix Sloop of War from a cruize. Tuesday arrived at Leith, the Ranger, Captain WtATHE LY, from Petersburgh, and several other Vessels from the Baltic. The Captains of these Ships report, they have- had very boisterous and disagreeable -weather. COUNTRY .NEWS. CHESTER, DEC. 22. On Wednesday the 18th inst. eighteen boys and girls, belonging to the 'Cotton Works of Messrs.. flimity and Jolts CLAKKE, of Middlewich, went upon the ice on the Mill-pool adjoining the Town, which suddenly breaking; nine of them fell in; seven .of whom were in a. little time got our ; one girl remained in some trine longer, having stuck in the mud at the bottom, but was; drawn out much bruised and cut by the ice ; another was not got out until nearly an hour after ; when she was imme diately cartiftd to a house in the neighboutliood, and 'every possible means used for her recovery by Mr. TAYLOR and Mr. W. BECKETT two Gentle-' men of the Faculty), but inetredually. At the first report in • the • Town of the ice being broke, the Parents of such-Children. al were not in their re speaive houses,. were thrown into the gratest tress, and the afiliding situation of the poor girl's family, .who was drowned, is easier imagined than described. It was a fortunate event, that the rest of the people were at that moment employed at the Works. MA NSI orr -Ho tis —Sdiurday seveyal complaints were made against Innkeepers, for not having deli vered parcels which came by the coaches to their houses, within six hours after their arrival, in pursuance of an Ad to that purpose. One of these complaints was laid against Messrs—Wilson and Co. of the Swan with Two Necki, in Lad-lane, by a Mr. Wheeler, who told the LO•ICD MAvoR, 'that he had suffered great inconvenience from par cels directed to him riot having come to hand in time. One of the Partners belonging to this Inn came with the books, and stated that the particular parcel in the charge against them bad never come-to hand ; but admitted that the printed ticket which came with the parcel had their porter's name on it. The LOrd Mayor told him, there was no doubt but the parcel had come . by the coachman - to his Inn, and his Partners must be responsible for any mistakes of their servants. He was then, by his Lordship's order, fined zos. —Summonses were granted against several other Inn-keepers, on the application of persons who complained that they ex. peeted turkies from the country. for their Christmas dinners, but that they did not .come until dinner. - timewas past. The folloWing particulars have come to hand r*. latiVe to the apprehension of another of the four deslierate villains who committed the robberies on the Rumford-road. The watchman (as he was called) who overtook and secured the first robber, was Mt. Thomas Pearson, Constable of Ilford, a courageous young man, who is a most valuable ac quisition to the Police in that quarter. Pearson, the next morning, having learnt where another of the gang was to be found, sallied forth, accompa nied by a lad, to apprehend him. The villain was - at work in a field near East Ham Church, who, upon Pearson's advancing, called him by his name, saying, " I know your business, it is to take tie; but I am determined that one of . us shall lay in yonder church-yard." The desperado's words were seconded by a reed-rook, which he, brandish- Id in the air. Pearson remained undaunted, and .presenting a pistol, demanded his surrender. The robber, sensible of the crime which he had com mitted, and regardless of a life which, if he was apprehended, promised but a short durat ion, boldly dared Pearson to fire. The latter, finding it ne cessary .that noJ time should be lost, as a party of 'men and women at work in an adjoining field were making towards Itim, he struck the villain a severe -blow upon tote arm, hoping to cause him to - drop his Weapon, -but , failed, and the robber, who is' a remarkably strong mat), in return, struck at . Pear_ son with his hOolg,, which fortunately only brushed his hat : this gave 'Pearson , an opportunity to - Strike a More desperate blow, upon ,the wrist of his anta. gonht, and to close upOn him, when, after many se vere blows on b6th . sideS t Pearson got - him' down, - and secured the villain alive. His male tompahions, on observing that he was overcome, immediately hid themselves behind - the hedges, but three wo men with pitchforks 'approached; and it was with extreme difficulty that they Were kept off' without Blood being spilt. The apprehended man is named Wright ; he is committed to gaol ? to take his trial at the ensuing Assizes. His companion, whom Pearson took on the night of the robberies; is so ill as to prevent his reinoval'at .present from . Barking, • There was nor any importation of wheat or oats ..404:;ing the last week, a small' supply of barley, and ;about ssco cwt. of flour. l'he total importation from the .ist of January, to the tatty of Wolter last, comprised 1,035,714 quarters of wheat, 92,693 of rye,. 107,067 otiarlcy, 539,7°9 of oats , 1 4, 6 0 0 of beans, 39,393 of pease, 40,471 of Indian corn, 245,136 cwt. of rice,. 63 cwt. or oatmeal, 728,4.28 cwt. of wheat flour, 162,4.10 ; cwt. of rye meal, nd 107i667 of Indian meat..---The exportations during the like period were, whear . 24.g3, quarters, t ye . 38, barley 1224,. malt .1689,.0atS 2102, beans 2309, pease 651, Indian coin 37?, and rice 4800 cwt. FRENCH juntcATtra,E,.—A Trial of a curious nature 'came on before the Criininal. Tribunal .of Paris, on the 4thinst. ;---A Soldier of the name of Remy Dandin having married AnneGuenissey, was ordered with the Company to'which he belonged to join his Regiment the . foltoWing.day ; so that he and his wife were not allowed• to 'remain together scarcely twenq,four hours.- They- corresponded for some time, Mail the wife bec o ming acquainted with Pierre Frl9,llenis, employed in the Qffice of the Prefed of .Polige, proposed a divorce to her hus band. - The latter attempted, but in vain, to over come her resolution; and being sent to sick quar rers, he forged a certificate -of -his - -death, .with a letter by the Direaor of ihil-To'spitil; - stating, that he had fallen a viftim to his,;wikccOnfidelity. The ;certificate and the letter Were, however, in Dandin's hand-writing, - without any disgtifs'e.' Thirty-nine days after the wife received these papers, she con traeted a second - marriage with Francois, while • Dandin, having liad,time to refleeton what he had done, previously informed his wife tbat he, was not dead, and begged she would send him back „thecer tificate of his death, .promising' not - to trouble her in her new engagement. It appeared on the trial, that , the wife and her seducer could nOt . havebeen mistaken . in ,the hand-writing of Dandin; that be , fore their marriage they had received a due notice of his being alive, and that the seducer had, by the connivance of a person in the service of the-Minister at War, succeeded in lodging the false certificate in the . proper Office, and in obtaining an authentic copy, which he afterwards produced.in justify his rnarriage.,—Dandin was acquitted on the ground that his forgery was not intentional ; but the wife and Francois were imprisoned, in_ older to be brought, to trial, on the presumption that they had used a forged•document, knowing it to be such. We beg leave to call the public attention to the Medicine advertised in' the first page, under the name of the Black Drop, which will be found para.. cularly serviceable in Nervous arid Spasthodic Mee- Lions, Pains in the Head and StoMach, - Depression of Mind, Gout,: Ilteutnatism (especially when al felling the teeth and gumsY, Coughs, Asthmas, anti the various complaints producing pain and want of h_one of the best remedies for the Com plaints in the Bowels, so preValetit throughout tl:e kingdom. • The opinion entertained relative to the Gout being incapable of a perfe& cure, is fully refuted in the case of the respelable Writer of the following letter, who, since cured in 1797, had no return whatever of his Disorders. LONDON:MAI3.KET,S, &c. CORN EXCIIA.NUn, MONDAY, DEC. 23. We have ha 4 l o t . w . {iiill)arrivals in for this day's Market, hut there heing r A - go",nil 'clsartif torn left unsOld . last week, caused our WhatWaiket, to be very dull,, and full as. per quarter cheaper thatron this day se'nnight. _ Barley is rather on the decline. Oats, owing to a short supply at Market, are nearly the same as last week. Pease and Beans ofboth sorts are cheaper,; the fbrrner about 25.• and the latter Is. perquarter. RETURN PRICE OF CRAIN, On board Ship, as under :. Eng. Wheat 4Ss 56s 6o 65s ad Fine - -75 s ii'Szs . od Superfine - —s a —s od Foteign do. a —s od Fine - - a —s od Superfine - a —s od Rye - - 3os a 4os on Fine • - - os a —s od Superfine - os a —s ,od Barley - 3zs a 36s a 40s_od Fine - - —s a 47s ad Superfine old Male a—s od Oafs 22S a 255 a 23, od Fine Polands —s a 23s od Superfine • —s al White Pease 486 1 sos od ine - - ss a --s od Neyv Boilers =s a—s od Grey ditto 36s a 38E -A 39s od S. Beans New ass a_36s od Fine . —s a .38s od Old - oos a 465 od ..-. • fd u RGI - fine - • a Oos od Ticks, New Matt - 474' 4os a 46s od Fine Ship do. - .os a s7s .04 1 cfld 2 . 8 s a jos od —s A SSod -44 s od RETURN - OF WHEAT IN MARK-LANE, _ . .. By Messrs. "Ctitt..n and M A ti.As, Meal-Weighers, in 4, • eluding only from the 13th of Dec. to the . itl.l of Dec, agreeably,to Aet of l'arliautrAtt. - ' .' 439 Quarters at 88s od 1 .102 Quarters at 74s od 34 1 - .at ! -87 s ad . ~ 1 9 7 , , at 735 ad 94 . 597 , at 86s od.-I_ .- 327 -- at -Ids od 663 ------, at Sss' od I ~ .19 ----- at 68s od 1331 - at -6 6 s 'od 83 - at ' 6 5 5,: od 3 1 4 473, . at Eos• od , i 42 66 -- 7 .----- at 79's - 00 230: at 52-s, od 556 - at - 7Es -od 265 387 --- at -77 s od 18z 434 ---'------- at 76s od Tow!, 7776 'Quarters, —average 775. aid. , ss. Bid. higher than last Return. LONDON : Print&A by BUCI-LANAN M'MILLAN, (of Bow-Street, Covent-Garden); At the SUN.OFFICE, No. z z, Strand; where Advertisements, Orders To Dr. GARDNER, Long-Acre. St R, I have been of lieted with the Gout and Rheuma tism, for .twenty years, to such a degree, that my limbs and joints. were swelled to double their na tural size, and often for a montii together I was un able to - help myself to food, or lift my _hand to my head: I had the advice of three physicians,- but found no benefit, until was advised to use your Pills, which gave me instant ease, and in a few weeks wrought an effectual cure. tbelieve this Medicine will cure the most inveterate Gout or Rlv.‘umatisni in thc world, without giving pain; and you have fr.;:e liberty to publish this in ail , the Papers, as I shall think it a duty I owe the Public, to satisfy any person who wishes to be informed of particulars. Your's, JoHN PURSER, Feb. a 3, 1797. (fticqls) Talbot Inn Whitechape/. This universal Medicine removes the Gou,t, with all other impurities of the Fluids in a safe. and gen tle way ; also Worms, of the most uncommon spe cies, from one to forty feet long—These Vegeta ble Pills' are soldat the Dodoes house, Long-Acre, London ; and by Venders in the United Kingdom, at z t s. los. 6d. ss. andzs. 3d. a Box-, duty included. SMITHFIE I.D MARKET, Dec. 28. To sink the 011:11=--per stone of Slb. Beef, 4s. 4d. to 6s. od. I Veal, ss. od. to fis. 6d. Nlttabn, .gs. pd.. to 6.;. 6i. I Pork, ss. 44. to 7s. 0,1. FIEAO OE CATTLE THIS DAY. Beasts about 2000—lieep.Illi:La1lbS 5000 . . NEWO ATE and LEADENHAEL MARKET, Dec. 28. 6(.1. to ss. ocl. . Veal, 4s. cd. to, 6s, 3d. Mutton, 4s. yoti,t, ss. 4d. to 7s. oci. PRICE OF LE4A-Ik4C(p6r Ib.)AT LEADENIIALL.. Butts, co to . 561 b. - - - - rod.. to , 18d. Ditto, 6o to 6611).? - - - )94. •to 22d. Metcliantg'Backs - - 160. to Dresging Hides - - - , 130. to 1:110. Fine Coach Hides - - -4, 144 . C1.t0 , latt Crop Hides for cutting - -17 d.. th aod. Flat Ordinary - - - - - isd. to 17d., Calf Skins, 3o to 4olh. per Dozen . 20d: to • -24 d. Ditto, so to 70th. - • ' 2.40. to 2EO. Ditto, 7o to Solb. . -24 d. •to 26d. Small Seals (Greenland) 28s. t0 ,. 3 25 . • er n Dozen. Large ditto, Moos, to 12$,S. Tanned Horse Hides, 185. to - sos. per Hide: - Goat Skins - - 2ts. td 635. per Dozen. MARRIED. At Plymouth, Lieutenant H. Pettey, of the Royal Navy, to Miss Caroline Wilson, only ,daughter of Lewis Wilson, sq. late of Penrith. On Thursday the :.14th inst. at St. Mary, Lambeth, Mr. S. .Tibson,.of the Surrey Printing-Office, Bridge-road, to Miss Freeman, only daughter of Mi: s 7f. , Frei:lhan, of Harpcn i den, Herts. • At Edinburgh, on Tuesday the 22d inst. Anthony Barclay, 'Esq. writer to tile Signet, to Miss Grace Grant. eldest daugh ter of the late Mr. Patrick Grant, minister of Cronidale. On the 17th•inst. at Bankhcad, Mr. Robert Riddoch, of , Milton to Miss Janet, White, daughter of Mr. George White; deceased, Provost of Rutherglen. At Mbuntwhanny, on Monday the 2tSt inst. James Car negie, Esq. third son of the late George Carnegie, of Pitt arrow, Esq. to Miss Gillespie, eldest daughter of the late John Gillespie, of Mountwhanny, Esq. DIED: On the 2d inst. in the Island of Madeira, in the 21st year of his age, Henry I' rankland, eldest sorkof Sir Thomas Frank land, of Thirkleby Park, irrthe County of York, Bart. Oir SaturdaY, Mr. Cooper, of Thames-street. On Sunday last, at Stockwell, .in the 73d year of his age, 'Mr. •rOhn Wild,;-kate of Martin's-lan. ' Captaikjames Russell, of His Majesty's ship Ceres, aged thirty-live. / • . A Lady named Downe, some days since, at Kennarding .ton, in Kent, aged 56 years, during the last as }wars of which she had entirely lost the use of 'all her limbs. • On Wednesday Morning when sitting*dOwn to breakfast, Mr. R. Thaclier, 'o.fAslackbury, in the Sad year of his age', previous to the morrthit of his dissolution, he never felt the least illness. At Tobago on the sth of October last, Thomas Chalmers, Esq. Colledofof thc Customs there. At Corqultalzie, on the a6th inst, in her 96th year,. Mrs. Hepburn, sea. o n Wednesday last, Mr. Thomas Thompson, farmer,. at Low Heaton, near Xewcastle. —Though blind tram his in tancy, he was allowed to be one of the best judges of cattle in that neighbourhood ;--and, amongst other singular perform ances', has been knoWn to make a wheel-barrow complete. On Christmas-day; at his house at 'Hampstead, Thomas Gregory, .Esq. many years Principal of ClittarrPs-inn. A few days ago, Mrs. Norris, of Horringer, aged t ro years and seven weeks. • poin7.:,c,i. • On the Atli inst. at Chathamv*illi!int.4o,efebUre, Esq. Purser in His lvlajeSty's Navy. _ • On Tuesday, at the Abbey-house, Winehester„ Mrs. Fe licitas daughter at the late Edmw4Plowden, Esq. of Plowclen-Hatl, Shropshire. he same night, the infant daughter of G. Trower, Esq. Old Broad-street. The same day,. in Kennington-lane, Mrs. Goodeve, wife of Mr. John Goodeve, aged 7z years. on the 16th inst. in the New Road; St. George's, aged 57, Mrs. Ana Shrimp ton, fornierly of Islington. On the 19th,..at• Chelsea, the Rev. Mr. Baxter, of the Collegiate Church of St. Catharine, near the Tower. YESTERDAY .BEING. A HOLIDAY, NO BUSINESS DONE AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE. PRICE-OF COALS IN THE .. POOL YESTERDAY.; l\lewcastle best Os. od. . Delivered at 565. 6d. Sunderland - '43s. (xi.' Ditto - 525. 6d: PREGNANT LADI E'S Whose situation requires a temporary Retirement. . R WATSON,Surgeon and Man-Midwife,: • otters to accommodate Ladies in an airy and retired ~ situation, with Apartments to lye-in, on terms suited 'to their, ,circumstances and 'situation in life ;• their,intants put s out to nurse, and humanely taker . ' care of; and as flunianityA induces him to or* his assistance; 4o alleviate the horras of, Concealed Preginuicy, he flatters himself Ladies will tiO,i on application to him, the greatest attention and most pro-T found secrecy. • Letter's (lost-raid) to .Mr.. Watson, ,Surgeon and—Man- Midwife, or to * Mrs. Watson,' Midwife, No. r 9, Charlotte- . street, Snriey-side of BlaCkfrizirs-bridge, will meet the, most • pointed `attention. - Where may. be Joad the PILL BENEDIPTA, at 11. rs..' per box, a certain arid effeetnal Remedy to remove all Ob- . s c ructions and Irregularities, and an ekcellent Medicine atter 'bad Lyings-in.. • ' • W . I4EN Mn- or anti , Responsibility deviate from the general Systmil by . the selection of a peculiarbrauch, the saiielion.olloug con-. .tinued success is the best criterion of superiority.' Eight years liave•l c. - .:voted my practice to. the exclusive treatment of Three. ihsorders, and.the.successfol result of my plan gives toe additionaLarlor ,to 4. , ppose, as far as -1 ail; able, the .ravaOs of thoSe Coniptaints wit:chafe tiernc,st important in the.Cataloguemf Elyinan Infirmities. •7 - After initiation into every .Braieh, as an ' Stargeop,, I for Med a wish at an early period of Practice to re scueia- - -. , dividtials froth trie; ignorance of _uneducated men, or. the equally dangerous precipitancy ot,genefal The Three Disordeis, to the Cure of which I haVe ctt voted my attention, comprise every species of -NrE-NnE-• REA I. INFECTION, whether' of a recent or l ong _ du:- ration: 2dly, All. ,kinds .ot: debility, wnether arising, from the habitS of school=boys,. or the indOlFences of friatnre age: And, iastly`, that derangemmt of the sys-rein in wo. Men which is called I3A RENN,E SS". or sT F. Nithler'otis Diseases are the result of ignorance, -or • haste in the treatment of a 'simple Gonorrhoea; and 'it not iln frequer tly happens that tne'.seeds r. L i fe- are poisoned by the indiscretion of. an unguarded a superior me thod.such CoMplaints are easily cured ; and, even others have tailed, I trust that i may presume tiknifer a radical re-establishment. , • Few, hoWever, are the cases of complicateddistress 7ti, this disorder; compared `with calamitous situations of Men, who, from an indidgeii - re in . a solitary. vice, .or the prevalent gaieties of a fashionable life, acquire that of Debility,. which is the unavdiciable, consequence sue' pernicious habits: • ' - ,• Where the unhappy sufferer broods over his misery, but carefully. cone eals his n'Afortune, 'it may be some cou s o-, ration for him to know,, that although it be an (*eel of doubt or uncertainty with Otlier. Practitioners, the removal of , these Deficiencies by the- gradual progress of t't enova- , Lion, is' the' acquirement of any Experience. • if the lite* 'of •13aCerius or ..Vernis :have b 7 ,•gau , to reduce Minfy'vigour„: much . anxiety, wit' be prevented. by, an early Counterac: tion of this languid State ; and: in, these cases, no great • • - - • • , But where-this Deficiencyhas for years existed, a . .propcf perseverance is indispensably ..eqiii7ite to revive the shim bering Sparks of Lite, and to ie uumate the COnsfiCution. M A RRI`E U V.!-OM'EN, who have long Ocondisappointed in theirexpettations of a Family, may ise as 4 tice s t..4lLa. is must instances, such defeas.are curable by Medii:•'ll The, secresy which is sb essential •:a 'my unctertakini - .7, and the qualifications Which 1- haVepresturien to' 'VA te, .tuts , the basis of- tny. .pretensions,- and in ,coincicience witiz such this intimation is given, that Mr. B. may be consuite4 PersOnaily,, or; by Letters , (inclosing at his house, N0:29, Arundel 'street, strand;- near' Temple 8411 0 - - There is an . additional Entraiwo in. Water-suet:P t adjoining, and the Name is on both the dra3rs. Member orthe Iforal•College of Surgeons. striP NL Pte. , GRAVESEND, DZC. 27. Passed by—the Nelly, Read, torn Petersburgh.; Bene detti, —, from Venice; Resolution, , from M tona.; Kent, Ellers, from Cuxhaven - Port Mary, Collins, froM Charletkiwri; Commerce, Walker, from. DOHA; Centurion; —, from .Batavia; and John, Cooper, from Memel. Sailed —the-Phcenix, Rud, for the Cape of Good Hope ; EssingdOn, Thompson, for Jamaica ; Adventure, Young, for St. Vincent's • Alfred, M‘Leod, for Tobago; Minerva, Sega, for S. ; Lady Nelson, Aldis, for Curacoa Jonge Jan,. and . Twe Ccbroders, Oweu, for Amster dam. • • PRICE OF FLOUR._ Fine Flour 6;s to 7os od i Pollard - 225 to 24s Second ditto 6os to 65s od Bran - 125 od to r2s 6d A RETURN Ok FLOUR - , prom Dec. ia. ' to Dec. 18, from the Cocket-Office. Sacks. s. d. I Sacks. s. d. Sacks. s. d. 6 at 75 ' 7o at 67 6 56 zt 64 3 2. at 74 350 at 67 160 at 64 37 at 71 5 2o at 66 6 358' at 63 r 5351 at 7o 19i at 66 /4 at 6z to 223. at 69 4 at 65 8 138 at 6/. at 65 70 951 at ' 6B 1 534 0 at 60 to at 555. Total-23,357 Sacks.—,Average, 68s. sd. 3s. 9d. .higher than last Return. AVERAGE . PRICE E 7 ENGLAND AND WALES, Wiie,at 745.. rod; Barley 475 . . l id. I Beans 445. 641. Rye 475. rod. 1 Oats 235. rod. Pease • 455.• 7d. This Day, was published,, Price'2,s. 6d., Sold by D. Steel, Union-row, Tower-hill, London;. . Reid, Leith; by the Booksellersin..,Aberdeen,, and, by, thc Author 'there, OBSERVATIONS. upon the NATURE and .P RO B.E RT I ES..of the AT NI OS PH E RE, the Eina of Heat and Cold in it—the Theory. and Cause of: finds----the Rise and Fall of.Vapour---the Cause of Squalla, Tornadoes, and Hurricanes—and of the Varieties of Weather.. To wtiic4 arq added, Observations on the Moon's jnfiuence upon:the Atmosphere, and the Rise and• Fall Of the Mercury in the Barometrical Tube. PklOE OF HOPS BAGS. Kent, 31. tBs. to 51. SS. Sussex, 31. tss. to 51. os. Farnham, 61. os. to 71.'''Tos POCXETS. Kent, 41. Bs. to 51. 'ZS. Sussex, 41. 6s. to 51. gs ! 'Est:esc, 41. 4s. to 51. Ss. SEEDS. Red Clover,.(per wt,) Wilite Clover, ditto . Tretnil, ditto-. • - - • - Turnip, (per bushel) , Rye Crass, (per quarter) - • Cinque Foil, ditto White Mustard Seed, (pr bushel) Brown ditto, , ditto Canary . Seed, - ditto Rape Seed, .(per last) , z6s. to 14s Sus. -to 12t1s; los. - to SoS: 165. to as. 2os. to 30S, 3os, to 40s: los. to 13s. 6ti.„ 11 s. uf , 145. 6 d. los. to 135. tilt 361. to 381. PRICE OF 'I St., James's Market os. od. Clare Market 45. od. Whitechapel Market 3s. iid. - .per stone of 81b. 7s. tid. Average price 3s. 114 d. Yellow Soap, 6&5.--Mot Price of Candles per.dozen, l'ALtqW. Town Tallow•67s. 6d. Russia do. (Candles) 6os. Russia do. (Soap) 575. 6d. Melting Stuif Os. jos, IDitto rough '3ss. Graves iss. °a.' Good Dregs ixs; • :tied, 765.--Curd, Sos.s.' HS, od.—Moulds, izs. od. St. f A NIES's HAY (11 ARK.E.T, Dec. 24. , Hay, 41. os. od. to 51. od.—Aver. 41. t4s. od. Straw, 1.1.. tos. od. to 21. zs. od.—Aver. il. 16s. wci. WHITECHAPEI. 'MARKET, Dec. z 6. 41. 4s. od. to 51. Ss. od.-,Aver. 41. 16s. od. Clover, 51. los. od. to 61. 14s. ocl.—Avcr. 61. od. Straw, 11. Los. od. to IL i6s..od.—Aver. 11. t3s. oti. ; and Published by WILLIAM 4RIVIIGEft SCR zArs, (of kiorse‘t, Cor the Paper, Lentil for the Editor, &c; ( - pod -paid ''ANTS A SITUATION, A S LADY's MAID, to g ? Abroad ;preferenceA walid be given to the gast.latlizs), a Nour.F.Worpart, who p n - feelly toiderstandS her busbies - 3 in.every iespeet., and . can be. well recdminended from - the Ll.dy she last sated, ; where she lived three years. Letters addressed to Mrs. 5.V.,N.0. 16, Hamilton-street, Piccadilly, post=paid, will be duly attended fo. • - TO,THE FACULTY. ASURGEON ; APOTHECARY, amt. MAN MIDWIF E, welt established in business In large Market Town; purposes to take a PARTNER, lylio shalt be well recommended. Letters, post-paid, addressed to MefSrs..Corbvn Co. Druggists, Holborn (No. 300)," will be duly attended to, By MURDO DOWNIE, A Masterin the Royal Navy, and Author of the " Marine Survey of the East coast of Scotland."' • • . ... .., . ........... `hare Hitherto the various changes in . winds and weather aye been looked upon as accidental; nor has any reason been as.. signed, wdy, during the same season., the weather.. itk.onti country. should be cliff:trent troth That in another: thanifore,. since the causes of all these are fully laid down in Otis pub lication, it mustot consequence prove highly interesting to all-concerned with the changes in the weather, and amusing,. to those. Who are.n Ot . . To:TtlyitAS TAYLOR, tEsq. • N0...9,, New Bridge-Street, London. . • --'• Honoured Su, Edinburgh, March :Sot. BEG. leave ~to inform you, tl , at. ever ,L year.. 1790, I have been adlielcd . with the T.:.ites peas which,, from its obstinately: ;resisting;' every c•au of Medicine prescribed by the most eminent of ties Faculty here, and undergoing sevens. severe courses of sail - vat - ion," and, twice discharged front the hospital, relict.. Would appear to be;of the most inveterate nature.- In the spring otitis!. yeai-my disorder had got to such a head, as .nearly to. put a-period to my existet4:e- 7 -i had a large on the. crown of my head, one on each arm, and my legs were broke 'out in a frightful manner;, my ,rigin.was dread • fully paiitfirl, 'and, had been in a:state of ulceration .for.thf; last seven yeats,; my - left had .al&o two large nodes on it, was very :much discoloured, and ,aye me such elcrutiat ing pain, particularly when ,warm in. bed,.. as nearly tvdo prive me of rest ; in this lamentable state, : I was recom mended ,by, 'Mr. Thompson, '(who' received so great cure by • them here); to take your ,Leakc's latent which I began /o, door the 26th of May .; in tne course of .4 lOtti\ht, j _began to receive: benefit--in little snore than a • month, the ulcers on thy herd and arms' we soundly healed--soon after,. the-.sores . my: legs healed also; leaving,. however, cqnsaterable ili,colunration i n the and pain in- the bone of the left, winch, by the '3les ling of God, and :a little longer perseverance in your inv.:- suable Medieine, subsided; the, ,nodes dispersing, the st.in regaining its natural hue, and the nocturnal pains gradu a lly' going oft: 1, thus, became, by four liberal advice and Me dicine,. pettedly tree from, all my termer eqtripl.4ita— baye recovered my former spirits and strength,' antl amts be come jolly and fat, in which state having continued . :u tic 9 months to the astonishment of all who knew me, I,am Al -a less in what terms to - express my gratitude, but beg you, for the good of other suffering mortals, to make this in/ caae.as public as possible, as L shall on every occasiou in so doing, you will greatly oblige, Sir, your grateful' , obedient, -.very- humble servant, ALEX. ,MUR.K.ER. Swan's Close, High-street, Edinburgh. Witnesses to the above Cure TuomrsoN, No. 3•, New Poultry Market; and Is,P wros.ll,;Oid :assembly- C lose, Edinburifi. Prepared and Sold by the sole Proprietor, TH,oM 1-pit, Member of the Royal College of Sur." germs, at his House,. No. 9 ) : Nevi Bridge-strcer, London k ,where, after.A.consrant residence of more than thirty-six' y.ears, in -a practLe particularly directed to the cure 01: Venereal Complaints and those incidental to the Parts of Generation, with that inViiilable secrecy which. men Of . . . • his profession should always • observe insuch cases,' N . • tatters himself, ttie, advice and assistance he gratintouslY administers to persons taitin`g this Medicine, will b 4 esteemed, blt a rtisi*rning Public,. as an advantage sel dom attainable and, yoisluf -al Lambii;uity. • Also sold„, by his appointment, tor the 'Convenience ot . ihose living at citAana; at. the Perfumer ,""No. 35, St. , Alban's-street; Pall4dali the Toysnop„ No. z 5 , 3, turd-street,; , Mr,. Disyysough's ? No. 7,, Fish-street-hill ;' Little Tower , • hill';: Mr. Bav'er'SV•'!folfth-bridge, Etlinbutgh; dbitald, .Glaspwl; .Me. - CaLlwell's, Dublin; and by , one person in evely considerabielown in Great Britain and, I re lanit, in Boxe. of . only . 9(1. each, sealed up with lull 'and plain dircetions; • wherebY persons of either sex mulY cure themselves • with ease, speed, secrecy, aixi safety. . B. Eviryßox sold in Gr ea t B r i ta i n is .sealed up %vitb a St4xpp, on by favour of the Commissibners i printed, at tie Stanip-Oklice—‘," 'l'. Taylor,. No. 9, Ne‘ %. Bricie-street,rt-to imitate which is Felony, and all other' arc C.dunterreis.. . . erry-road, Wesminstcr); r), roust' . be addressed. NUME =~ '~ o.t On Fr Siddons. On Sa Early ballet. ( Bacchus A new mine, is T° - N The tfr% Mr. nn F On S. for tilt: Lind oy On: Icedy of tre thesl On Love in land. ()111, 1 V A Nc Due n tioil'of At a 111 the I 1 Vertisl M.Rt of ti-,2; as well River, Order attend t tha Bill passing That FriLL Week, Persons tend, to 0 rdez Nei,v-spk atter.dat N° . m Journed Waketie rthruar `'ERNS FIELD be requi teed api iii;,, an Tile 5 and CO3 quisites The C (1;:r Salaries Notice l;ace, louie o With a 1 - tjuitcd t. }land, ai Sureties teace to Clerk of D cc T HE Gerrard. Who ha% receive a Debts t building text be Tor en 00l APr( va has inter to a Livi 'bards. Letter Coffee-1. o 1 ble RE( Picasar The R andp Top mi g COU b • erlience Iriquin Dec The 1 , The ( Order