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the 10 DON G,41,t1,t .urc. 31, 'iBo3. I;sr-Office, December 3t, "-bans Gentlemen and YeeMang Cavaby , ,br Mowbray to be Major-Commandant. MaJor At/tai: ,:--Lieutenant Henry Donkin. 'Richircl Kir- To GC v ,;e lhhetson, resigned. William Stobert, Esq. Laverick, Gent. 'vice Hunter, To in - -I. i'ornet lolm Gregson, vice Donkin. F L.orn.qs—,Samiiel Castle, jun. Cent. vice Gregson. 'in Shields, jun. Gent. ]oho Wolfe, Gent. Snrgeon—Th; , mas Salkeld, Gent. be Adjutant—Henry Donkin, Esq. South' Hants Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalg Lieutenant George Eyre tube Captain, vice the Hon. Charles • Murray, promoted. Great Waltham, High Easter, Pleshey Dismowitad Cava's,. Stephen Wood, Gent. to be Cornet. Aberdeenshire 141unteer Battal4n.. - Major Sir. William Seton, Bart, to be Lieutenant-Colonel- Commandant. Captain John Leith Rots to be Major, vice Sir ‘Villiam Seton. Peter Smith, M. D. to be Surgeon. Belpor, Shottle, and Holhrooke Volunteers. - The Right Hon. Lord Viscount Tainworth to be Captain, vice. Curzon, resige,V. Beynhurst and It okingbarn Battalion o/ Volunteers; : Major H. j. Kearney to he Lieutenant. Colonel-Command ant. Captain f Webn to be Major. Lieutenant john Home to be Captain. Ensign Edward Horne to be Lieu tenant. Frederick Crowe, Gent. to be Ensign. Chatsworth Volunteer ',fanny. Thomas Knowlton, Esq. - to be Major. John Shaw, Gent. to be Ensign. 3d Battalion o/ Donetsbire Volunteers. Edmund Merton Pleydell, E'sq. to be Lieutenant-Coloncl Commandant. William sower, Esq. to be Major. Dronfield Company of . Volunteers. Luke Hazlehurst, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Bedford, resigned.: E,ie•nion Volunteer lnfant7. Edward Lloyd Edwards, Esq. to-be Major-Commandant. To be Captains—fiugh Davies, hsq. William Davies,Esq. Thomas Davies, Esq. To be Lieutenants—Walter Tones, Gent. Henry Macs maur, Gent. Edinburgh Folunieer Rifle Compay. john Reid, Gent. to be Lieutenant. William Johnson, Gcnt. to be ditto. Fisb'uard Volunteers. First Lieutenant David Thomas to be Adjutant. 3d Forfar Volunteer Infantry. William Don, Esq. to be Major-Commandant, To be Captains— William Adam, Esq. Charles Webster, Esq. Stuart Black, Esq. To be Lieutenants lames Scott, jun. Gent. John .Don, Gent. William Moffitt, Cent. To be Ensigns—john Adam, Gent. James Wyllie, Cent. john Nicoll, Gent. To be Chaplain 7 -Rev. John Bruce. To bo Surgeon—John Adam. Gent. To be Adjutant—Tames Speed; Gent. - 'To be Quarter-master—William Hul,chiaon, Gent. . 4t4 ,C v, Volunteer Infantry. • Alexander Ridcfoek, Esq. to be Lieutenant- Cott_ mandant. William Scott, Esq. to be Major. • To be Captains—John Alison, Esq. lames Strachan, Esq. Thomas Webster, jun. Esq. Andrew Pecklie, jun. Esq. john Guild, jun. Esq. David Martin, Esq. William Scott Major, Esq. Henry Blythe, jun. Esq. To be Lieutenants—Nut Webster, ent. (ohn Bell, Gent. Colin Symers. Gent. 101111 Sturrock, Gent. Francis Stuppart, Gent. Par. Anderson, Gent. lames Gent. George Bruce, Gent. • To be Ensiens —T. George Russell, Gent. Charles Green hill, Gent. David Scott, Gent. Jaynes Young, Gent. 10;,n Sufic, Gent. lames Kiel, Cent. M'Naughtou C. Hunter, Gent. Duncan Ogilvie, Gent. To be Adjutant—William Small, Gent. To be Surgeon—Andrew Willison, Gent. To be Chaplain—Rev. Pat. fklacvicar. - -r • sel_,Forfserhire Volunteer Infantry. 'fames y the, E s to to be Lieutenant-Colonel. be Bell, Esq. to lajcir. Ta be Captains—William Lindsay, Esq. Archibald Crich ton, Esq Robert Stirling, Esq. David Hackney. Esq. lames Soutar, Esq. David Brown, Bsq. Thomas Rat. tare, Esq. Charles Stuart Lindsay, Esq. To be Lieutenants—George Milne, Gent. James Peter, Gent. William Wyllie, Gent. James Watt, Gent. William M'Donald, Gent. Leslie Douglas, Gent. Pa terson Saunders, Gent. William Crichton, Gent. 'To be Ensigns —Alexander Ouclaterlony, Gent.. Charles Landall, Gent. Alexander Anderson, Gcnt. lames Saunders, Gent. Frederick Halyburton, Gent. fount Grant: • "Gent. Duncan 0 uchterlony, Gent. lames Ro bertson, jun. Gent. To be Adjutant—Charles Adam, Gent. To be Surgeon— Min Crichton, Gent. .4. To be Quarter -master —William M'Donaid, Gent. • • . LoyaFrocliham Volunteer I n fantry. Richard Wilkinson, Gent, to be Surgeon. The Duke of Gloucester's New F ores t Volunteer Infantry. Francis flawkeswortli; Gent. Lobe Ensign, vice Covey, pro— moted. A Company of .Finneers to he . attached so the Rape of ( - lasting: • Volunteers.. Curteis,' Esq. to be Captain. . . L .kiVners• and F%rt George Daaali;:r. lames Grant,2.aent. to be Ensign," vice Rose. resigned. Xii-rymuir and Glummis - Volunteers. Thomas Kiiilbeh, to be Lieutenant-Colonel-Com . mandant. Captainlohn Sands ro be Major. •. To be Captains—Captain Thomas Coo*. Captain Charles ,Guthrie. Lietttenant•Andrew Dalgatras. Thomas Kin . - • loch. Esq. : To be Lieutenants—George Brown, Gent. George. Hender son, Cent. John Proctor, Gent. David Brace, Gent. To- be • Ensigns—fames Mann, Gent. -Thomas Goodlet, Gent. David Fullarton, Gent. To be Chaplain—Rev. David Carman. • To he Snrgeun—Lieutenalit George Henderson. Talk Quarter-master— lames Shepherd, Gent. . Leith Triuity-l-fouse Volunteers. -*- n 5 mith, Esq, to be Captain-Commandant. _John itTAient. to be First-Lieutenant. James Strong, Gent. *•• ~,,, b edamo. William Thomson, Gent. to be Second:4Lied *- _ 1 John Boyd, Gent. to be ditto. Alexander Lang, e::'7. To be Quarter-master. Liverp,ol Volunteer Riflemen. Lieutenant lions G reen to he Captain, vice Pearson, re signed. Second- Lieutenant 1. T. Smedley to be First- Lieutenant, vice-Green. John Ross, Gent. to be Second- Lieutenant, vice Smedley. Peeble..ol-e Volunteers. Captain Arehibald Erskine to be Major, vice Sir John Gib son Carmichael, dece tsed. Fellow Volunteers. C.aotain-Lieutenant Thomas Turner to be Captain, vice Lieutenant-Colonel Hearne, who resign 4 his Corripatiy. I ientenant Samuel Spyvee Street vs be Captain, vice Ma jor Ettecombe,: who resigns his Company. Ensign Benja min Moon to he Lieutenant, vice Turner. Ensign Rich. Fel.owe to be Lieutenant, vice Street. - To be Ensigns—Stephen Phillips , Gent., vice Rogers , _ re signed. William Cruggon, Gent. William Cock, Gent. vice Moo Li. Thomas - Hooper, Gent. vice Pellowe. To he Quarter-master---Joseph Tresise, Gent, vice Rogers, resigned. _ Thomas Petersfeld Volunteer Infanta. John Ewen, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Child, resigned. Black Isle Battalion of Bojs:,fbir.elunteers. . . Alexander Wood, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Taylor, resigned. Loyal SL:ektort Volunteer infantrj. _ _ Captain Sarpoil Lees to be Major, V - iceAstlev re s ign t d. Lieutenant john Stanley to be Captain, 'Vice Lees. Mi. citaerWalters, jun. Gent. to be -Lieutenant, vice Stanley. tralttaort 4660: rchtnteer Li/fa/11g. Ensign joseph Wright.to be Lieutenant, vice Beresford, re signed... john Keys, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Wright. . IVigtonshire Volunteers. • iohn Rose, Esq. to be,Captain,,vice William. Rose, resigned. .farnes'.4re w apder : Stearr, Esq. to he Captain. ERR ATA in*Gazette of 26th Bukion..upon-p - ent_flohenteers. • . • Ti* 'l:lin:Ws , Avon, Gent. to be Ensign, read Thomas Nobni Gent. to be En s ign. •In Gazette of fot It I nstant. . • , • ll'ettern Battalion,of the Ist Essex Legion. . For Jy:ln Blakeley, Esq_ to be Captain, read Lathes , in be C,.ptain. Eastern clattallon cl Ditto. • For joiala Trass, Gent. to be read John Truss, Cent. to be:Ensign.. 1~ EDINBURGH, DEc. 29• ON Tuesday night .it blew extremely hard. so that some of Ship's at anchor in th e Roads drOve considerably. The Ship Enterpr; zE , of London, from the Baltic, was driving toward s the Island of lochkeith, when it was judged adviseab!e by those on board to tut away the main and mizen masts, to save the ship and cargo ; when she fortunately rode'out the gale. Before the masts were cut away, the ship was in very shallow water, and rode so very'hard that her bowsprit was frequently under water. Yesterday sailed from Leith 12 . 0 - ads to the South. ward, the ,bade Revenue Cutter of Shields, which vessel was put into . the Frith by stress of weather. Also sailed from Leith Roads, with some Ships for Tonningen i the Prince of tralesiCaptairt Mug_ 'RAY. ' During the height of the gale on Tuesday night, the .people 'on board the Enterprize of London, heard tht cries of several persons in distress not far 'from their own ship, which they fear was a boat that had overset in coming from some of the other ships to their relief. HIGH COURT OF JUSTICIARY. , TUESDAY the Court met to proceed on the trial of Agnes Gray, late millinertand shop. woman to Mr. Archibald Gibson, haberdasher, in Edinburgh, ac cused of stealing from the shop of her master a great number of articles of haberdashery goods, as specified in an inventory annexed to the indiament ; and particularly of stealing from the said shop on the 14th of Oftob - ei last, several yards of black sars net, several yards of tweeled sarsner, two yards or thereby of flannel, and two pieces of narrow ribbon, the property . of the said Archibald Gibson." The indiftrnent being read to the Panne!, she pled guilty to the charge of stealing the particular articles above quoted, but denied being guilty of stealing the articles contained in the inventory annexed to the indiament, and said she had purchased them. His Majesty's AdvoCate stated, that having doubts of being able to prove the libel with regard to the articles to which the Prisoner pleaded not guilty, he on that account, agreed to restria the charge to an arbitrary punishment, which he other.. wise could not have done. A Jury was theriimpannelled who returned a yer. did, "all in one voice finding the Prisoner guilty, in terms and to the extent acknowledged in her ju dicial contession." The Judges delivered their opinions at some length on the nature and enormity of the crime ; and do Prisoner, after a very solemn admonition ,from L9rd CRAIG, the presiding Judge, received sentence, ordaining her to be imprisoned in the , Gaol of Edin burgh for six months, and . thereafter to be banished from Scotland during all the days of her life. MONTHLY AGRICULTURAL REPORT. The Wheat Plants continue generally good throUgh every district of the kingdom, the wire_ worm and the slug have been completely destroyed by the drought of the last summer. The occupiers of heavy lands now begin to complain of the excess of wet weather. In the eastern counties they 'have already begun to dibble in Beans prom tender soils ; the success of this premiture-sowing will depend upon the mildness or severity of the remaining part of the winter. The Ryes, Tares, &c. for Spring seed, arc every where very luxuriant; so that, with the abundance of grass seed still remaining, the ge neral scarcity of Turnips will, it is hoped, be but little felt. Hay has not advanced beyond the prices of the last month. Clover seed rises in no part of the kingdom, much beyond half an aver age crop. A dry frost is much wanted for vari. ous purposes of Agriculture, and,, particularly for the essential operation of carrying manure upon the lands. SmithAeld has. yielded but low prices for .roost articles of meat for several market days, on ac count of the extreme closeness of the air, watch pre. vents it from keeping. Veal and House Lamb, how, ever, command high prices. Lean Cattle are some what more _reasonable, particular;y - beasts of large weight, store sheep, from good stocks, are scarce and dearer. Draught horses, and those of most other kinds, continue high priced. There is 'no ►naterial alteration in either the Hop or Wbol Mar ket, since the last Month's Report. JUSTICE-RooM, GU 1 LDHALL.—Friby a young man was charged by one of the Officers appointed to guard the Market at Smi t Wield, on Market-days, with unlawfully driving a quantity of cattle holy the Market, not having a. Badge according to• rho: provisions of the ACI on that subjea. The young man did not deny the charge, but alledged that they were the property of his father, who is a Freeman of the City, and in a very respeCtable line of life, and therefore he thought he - was entitled. to drive them. The father also informed the Magistrate thache had applied to several Drovers, but could not get any-one to undertake the charge of them, without making a most exorbitant demand, which he did nut 'clime to comply with;. The Magistrate observed, that it was necessary persons should conform to the Ad. There was a fixed rate of charges for Drovers, and if they ex. aced •more than what they were allowed, he would, upon any one being brought before him, inflict the penalty imposed by the A,tt. He should dismiss the present complaint, as it was evident there-was no intention to offend.- - -The complaint was then dis. raised, A young man, a servant in agriculture; was chargekby his Master with viOlent and abusive be haviour to his Mistress during the Master's absence, and that; on being ifireatened to be taken before a Magistrate fur his ill behaviour, he had absconded ; but was taken on his returning home again. On the Master persevering in hic„chasge, and declining to Cake him home again, the ei , l§ -pner, a youpg - simpte. looking lad, was ordered by the Magistrates to be sent to serve His Majesty. In recrimination,' lie allrdged, " that all his, Master was so mkt hir was, bcause he Would not put so . inuch water in the mill; as he wished; he put in enough of his own accord, LONDON: Printed by B'JCII A NAN Nl‘ \if ILLAN, ?of Bow-Street, Gwent-Garcitn ; At the Stmr.Orprcs, No. 112, Strand; where ildwihisentents, Orders for t that he was quite ashanied of it."—lt need not be mentioned, after thii, that his Master served Lon: don dealers with what is called Milk. A Lady, advanced in a stat! Of pregnancy, corn: crlained that‘ her conjugal Mate had grossly assaulted and beat her. In defence, he said, that among her many goad qualities, that of fluency of speech was not the least ; but that having carried this perfec.: ticin too far, he had just given her a pat en the cheek. The Magistrate advised the parties to settle their difference at home, and not on such o ccasions to expose each other's follies. SHIP NE WS. CR AVESEND, JAN. f. Arrived—the Alexander, King, from Virginia; Prevoyante Store-ship, from Gibraltar ; John, "Conyers, from Lubec . ; Louisiana, Boyle. from Riga ; Neptune, Smith, from Me mel ; Adeona, Duncan, from .Petersburgh ; Centurion, —, from Dantzie ; Gurron Catharina, —, and the Gcute Hotthung, from Embdcn. Sailed— the Speculation, IVilliamson, for Barcelona ; Au gusta, Sangster, for Lisbon; Vrow Anna, Suter, an d atirow Catharina, Schoon, foi Erden. BIRTH. On Wednesday last, at Hilsca, the Lady of Coi. Mair, of a Daughter. MARRIED. On Thursday last, at Riveningham, in Norfolk, Edmund Thomas Hussey, Esq. son of Thomas Flitssey, Esq. of Carl trim, in the , Kingdom of Ireland, and grandson of Lord Wal pole, to Miss Bacon, eldest daughter of Sir Edmund .Bacon, Premier Baronet of England. Yesterday, Mr. Charles Vint, of Wheatficid, Oxfordshire, to Miss ►Mary Linders, second daughter of I - , Linders, Esq. of TefsWorth. On Friday last, at the Parish Church of Saint Ann, filack friars, by the Rev. William Good, Mr.. Freeman, of Alder_ manbury Postern, to Miss Frances Philpot. On Saturday se'nnight, Lieutenant Smith, of the Ports mouth Division of Royal Nfarines, to Miss Murray. COAL EXCHANGE, 'lan. z, Best Coals, in the Pool, per Chaldron .56s cd Delivered to Housekeepers'at - -68 s od Sunderland, per Chaldron. - - 495 . ,cd Delivered to timekeepers at - od ibil,hed by WILLI ASA ARMIC art SCRIPPS, (of South Molton-street, Grosvenor-square); lc Paper, Ltiicrs for the Editor, &c. (pia-paid), IIiUS-1 be atitiressed. ' - - PRICE OF STOCKS.' V ZSTER. DAY. n 2111: g Welt 1;62 i lndia Stock' Nary.; per i..en,. shlit ,India Bonds S,l,vr Ceni i^g-, 9,t} Ornaium si Irish s per Cent. 1 !inner.; per Cent. • 1 pe, Cent. • nn 73:1 Ditto Ann. :,tr ' . R. 52Th Bank for Account 147 3 ' , e C Con shut Deferred 3 per Cent. 46 11. L. Ann. 16 I Cons. for Open. shkt I. S. Ann. - ,Entc4rum.- : -The wortl_lTowlisEtCD bare been omitted in tile' Advertisement, beginning " Cyder Cellar," inserted in last Friday's Paper. • THREE THOUSAND POUNDS. A GENTLEMAN is drsirous of Purchasing Three or Four Redeemable Annuities from 501. a year upwards, for which a liberal price will be given. The Security must be upon Landed Estate, Houses, or Funded . Property. The M on ey w ill b. ! rea dy on t h e P a y ment o f the Dividends at the Bank in the present month ; 16001. zind' wilt beats° ready at the same time for Two Annuiti«-% Principals or their Solicitors applying personally or oye letter {post-paid only) to Mr. Roberts, No. 7, Cecil-strect,• mill be treated with. The'''ST:kFFORDST-lIRE and WORCESTERSHIRTi CANAL, and WEST INDIA DOCK SHARES. By PRIVATE CONTRACT, By Mr. SCOTT, ASHARE in this esiabiisheda nd prosperouS Navigation, from the Severn to the Grand Trunk: The Profits have advanced to 421. per Share per Ann, with prospects of increasing. The W EST INDIA DOCK. irool. Stock in this respectable Concern. The Dividzmds are at the rate of to per Cent. per Annum, forming a very eligible Stock for the.per manent Investment of Property. Apply to Mr. Scott, Ludgate:hill, London: WE HN Professional Men of IS ,Ittcation and Responsibility deviate :rorn the general Sy.stein by the selettion ofa peculiar bra'.ch, the sanztion (It . long con tinued Success is the best crterion of superiority. Eight years have I devoted my practice to the exclusive treatment of Titres ' Disorders, and the successful result of my plan gives nie additional ardor to oppose,- as I.i as 1 it 41 able, the ravages of :those Complaints which are the most important in tl:e Catalogue of Human Inlimnties. After initiation into every 'Branch, as an Army Surgeon, I tonne.' a wish: at an early period of Practice to resene in dividuals from the ignorance of uneducated mend or ttts equally dangerous precipitancy of general P ractitioners . The Three - Disorders, to the Cure of which I have de. voted my attention, comprise every species of YEN E.- REAL IN l• EcTI()N, whether of a recant or long du ration; 2,(114, All kinds of debility, whether arising from the habits of school -boys, or the indulgences of mature age: And, lastly, fiat derangernent of the system in wo .men which is. called 13 A R kEN h E SS, or ST i. is I I. I T V. Notnerous.Diseases are the result of ignorau‘e, or haste in'tht.t treatment of a simple Giinorrhcea ; and it not uh treTiently happens' that the seeds of Life are puisoncd by the ind:scretton of an. tit:guarded hour.'--fry a superior me thod such CoMplaints are easily cured ; and, even where others have trust that I may prtiume to oiler a radical re-estAhlishinent.:. Few, however, are the cases of complicated:distress in' this disorder, compared with the calamitous situations of Men, who, from an indul7,etice.:n a solitary vice, or the- prevalent gaieties of a tashionabir life, ace , tire tta:it state of Debility, which is the unavoidable consequence of stfilt I;ernicious.nabits. Where,.the unhappy suflerer broods over his misery, but carefully conceals nos misfortune, it may be some eons°. latior, for him to know, that although it be an obje:ft of doubt or uncertainty with other Practiti -ners,• the removal of these Di . .ticteireies by the gradual progress of Renova tion, is the - acquirernent of any Experience. It the rites. of liiechus or.. Venus have began to reduce Manly couch anxiety. will be prevented by an early Counterac tion of this languid State ; and• in these cases, no great difficulty will occur. But where this Deticitnerhas• for years existed, a propec pereverance - is indispensably •evisite to revive the slum.- bering Sparks of Lite, and to re -animate the Constitution. MA it. A.l I) W...)M EN, who have long been disappointed , iri trier expe:±itions of a Family", may be assured, that in trios; instances, such de eels are curable by MedicaLsktiLl; secresy which is so essential to my undertaking, anti the (inalitications which 1 have presumed to state, forth the basis of, my pretensions, and in coincidence with such - this intimation is given, that Mr. free may be consulted personally, or by Letters (inclosing a small Note), at lii* house No. so, Arundel street, Strand, near Temple ft - ri There' is an attritional Entrance in Watex-streeti, adjoining, and the Name is on both, the doors. Martin Isree, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, To THOIVTAS TAYLOR, Esq. No. 9, New 131:idge-Street, London. IPo:toured Sir, Edinburgh, March ig, act. IBEG leave to inform you, that . ever since the year r 790, d have been afflided with the Lues Vene rea; which, loin its obstinately resisting -every course a Medicine .prest.ribed by the most .eminent of the Naculty nere, and - tunitn . going several severe courses of salivation, and twice discharged from the Hospital, with little relief, would appear to be of the most inveterate nature. In the spring of List year my disorder had got to such a head, as nearly to put a •period to my existence—l had a large ulcer on the crown of my head, one on each• anni-and my legs , ,Were broke out in a frightful manner ;. my. right was dread fully painful, and had been in a state of ulceration for the last seven years ; my left -had also two large nodes on it, • was very much discoloured, and gave me such excrutiat ing pain, particularly when warm in bed, as nearly to de prive me of rest ; in this latnentable state, I was recom mended by Mr. j . Thompson, (who received so great t tine receive 2 a cure by them here), to take your .Leake's Patent so w or h a i ly oc.rittlibl(3l after, lelog oa to 6th oof t h t e l co rn u a r course: than a month,. th e u l cers on my herd and arms were u the sores on my • legs healed also ; leaving, 'however, constuerable discolouration in the skin, and pain in the bone of the left, which, by the Bles sing of God, and a little longer perseverance in your inva luable Medicine, sub Sided ; the 'nodes - dispersing, the skin regainiii4 its natural hue, and the nocturnal pains gradually going ott. I thus became,, by. your -liberal advice and Me- , tEcir i c, perfectly free from all my former complaints - have recovered my former spirits and strength, and am be come jolly and fat., in which state havingcontinued many months to the, astonishment of all who knew me, I :um at , a loss in what tt4r:ll3 to ,express my gratitude, but be:; you, for the good of other sntfOring' mortal s _to make this my case as public as -possible. as, I shalt_ on ifi So yon will greatly oblige, Sir, your grateful-, Goe ,fi el ,t, very humble servant, ALEX. MURKE scvlin's Close, High-street, Edinburgh. AVitnesses to the above Cuxe i oa N Triomrsoi, No. '3, .New Poultry Market;. anca. OHN NPINTOSK, Old Assembly-Close, Edinburgh. Prepared and Sold by the ir.)le l'rop victor, THOMA 3 TAYLOR, Member of the Royal College of Sur- - geons, at his House, No. 9, New Bridge-street, London'; where, after a constant residence Of more than thirty-sib' years, in a practice particularly- directed to the cure of Venereal Complaints and those incidental to the Parts of Generation, with that inviolable secrecy which men vt his profession shonld always observe in such cases r lta hatters himself, the advice and assistance, gratuitously adhimisterS per .nos taking this Mdicine, will be) esteemed, by a discerning Public, as an advantage sel dom attainabbe and void of all ambiguity. Also. Sold, by . his appointment; 'far the convenience of those living at a distance, at the Peffunier's, No. 35 , - St. Alban's-street, l'all-Malt; the Toy,shop, No.. / 0 3, Ox- - ford,strei.it ; Mr. Disborough's, No.. 7, Fish-street-hill Mr. Stcrl's, Bookseller, - No. 1, Union-row, Little Tower hilt; Mr. liaxtet's, 6o6th-bridge, Edinburgh ; Mr. Mac donald, Glasgow ; Mr. Callweirs,. Dublin ; and by 6n e . person in ev e ry cons id era bl e town in Great Britain and Ire land, in Boxes of only as.• 9t. each; sealed up with full and ,plain directions, whereby persons of either sex hlaY cure themselves with ease, speed, secrecy, and safety. N. 13. Every Box sold in Great Britain is sealed .up With a Siarzt; on who by favour of the Commissioners is printed, at-.the Stluip-Office—" -'l', Taylor,. No. o, Ncw ii ridge- reet."—to imitate. which is Felony, and all others are Cfitintedeits. • . DIED. On Wednesday last, in the loth year of her age, the eldest daughter of john Browne, 'Esq. of Salperton, Gloucester shire. On Thursday last, the infant daughter of T. Prinsep, Es.q. of Sloane-street. On the loth ult. at St.-Petersburgh, Mrs. Sarah Cayley, ,aged 69, relict of John Cayley, Esq. late His Majesty's Consul General at that place. Suddenly, while the barber was shaving him, Mr. James Hack, sen. of Chichester. On the 7th of last month, at Great Ealing, Middlesex, aged 84, Peter Tabcis, Esq. On Friday last, Mrs...Elanson, rend of Thomas Hanson, Esq. of Prit tlewel I. On Friday last, at his apartments in Arundel-street, Strand, Mr. John Henderson, ' , Merchant, of Liverpo,ii. Last 'week, at Stratford, St. Mary,. Suffolk, in the 67th year of her age, Airs. Anne Richardson, the only r',n4inlng daughter of the celebrated Author of Clarissa, G randisons?..:e. At Maim bury, Mrs. Dewell, wife of the Rcv. Charles Dewell, Reclor of Lasborough, Gloucestershire, At Edinburgh, on the zzd nit . john M'Douall, Esq. brother of the late Earl of Dumfries. At Inveresk, on the 2.1:1 ulr. Mrs. Wedderburn, the Lady of Andrew Wedderburn, Esq. On the ath ult. at Inverness, in the 2.7 th year of his age, John Fraser, Esq. mprehant. At Leith Walk, the rgth ult. Mr.. Alexander Lind Say,. school -master and Session Clerk, South Leith. At Edinburgh, on the 2 tst ult. Mr. Henry Hume S mci Writer. LONDON MARKETS, &c. RETURN OF WHEAT IN MARK-LANE. By MeSsn, CHILI> and MALPAs, Meal Weighers, Including only from the t9th of December to the 24th of December, agreeably to the new ACt. t lAO Quarters a a 6os od 324 Quarters at 53s ad 6o ---- t t,53 at s3s od9s sod • 1 52 at 52, 64 -------- 5a7 ----- at 52s o d 10; --------. at 57 64 509 --- at 57 $ Oft .07 at 5 6 s 64 28 io 4 at at 5 5 0% 3 61 01 —_— od 49 142 --- at 55s 64 0 -------- at 56s od at 435 45 ---- at 475 od 33 ---- at 46s 04 5;5 ---- at 55$ od • 23 at 4 1 s 0_ ,;.1s - 67 -- at 353 od 18.8 Total 5461 Quarters os`, jid. higher t •---Average 555. al. ban last Return. A -RETURN OF FLOUR, From Dec. 17, to Dec: 23, f rom the Cocket Office. Sadks. s. d. I Sacks. e. d. I Sacks, s. d. I 57 o I o 1 55 6 0 1 r33t 269 o 564 j 46 0 0 lO 45 0 tz 55 0 to 49 6 0 o 54 ° 5 0 5 49 0 I ro 3 43 41 6 2223 53 0 1 4 ,- 9 4 8 0 -- 43 9 tS9 52 0 290 47 0 In . 36 0 TONI 17915 Sacks. —Average cos. aid . 2S. 4d. lower than last return.. AVERAGE PRICE OF ENGLAND ANThWALES: Ending Dec. 24. Wheat 53s id I Batley 24s ird Beans 3 3 3 d Rye 35s od j ()ay 22s 6d I Pease qr 2cl WESTERN oUNTRY MARKETS ( .last Week) p;r7) . j r . Wheat. Barley. Oats. 40s to 6 os o d 205 od to 23s 6d t9socl to zzs 4.6 s to sos od Sos od to 245 od 2oS od to ass 46s to szs od 225 od to 24S od 2.0 s od to 23s 48$ to 52$ od 24$ od to 25s od 2os od to 22$ 'PRICE OF HOPS. BAGS. POCKETS. Kent, 4 1 -4 s. to 51. is. Kent, 51. Bs. to 61. 6s. i Sussex, 41. tos. to 5 1 . os. I SUssex, 51. Bs. to 31 145. Essex, 41. 16s. to si. os. 1 Fitrnhatn, 61. os. to RI. os. Newbury Salisbury 'Devizes Warminster SEEDS. 6Gs to loos) 7os to 19oi - 3os tb 6as ( per cwt. Cos to 65s 16s to 17s J to los per bushel. tos to- rzs ditto. los to 16s ditto. 7s 6,1 to 95 ditto. Red Clover White ditto Trefoil Carraway Coriander Turnip - _ White Mustard Seed Brown ditto Canary _ jaz. 2.. To sink the 0111 d—per stone'orBlb. Beef, 4q. od. to ss. Bd. Veal, 6s. od. to Ss.' 0(1. Mutton, ss. od. to 6s. 0:1. i Pork, 45..0 . .A. to ss. 4d. HEAD Of CATTI.i. THIS ony. Beasts about . 1600—S heep and Lambs 7500. NEWGATE and LEADENTIALL MARKET. Beef, 3s• 6d. to ss. od. , I Veal, ss. oci. to 7s. 6d. Mutton, 4s, ott. to 4s. Bd. , Pork, 4s. od. to ss. 4ti. PRICE OF 1 St. James's Market 45. 7d. Clare Market 4s. tVhitechapel Market 4s. 7 ; 1.1. per stone of 81b. ALLOW. • Town Tallow 795. —s, Russia do. (Card) 765. 78s. Russia do. (So.) 735.' Melting Stuff 6ss. —s. Ditto rough 4.15. od. Graves T4S. oil. Good Dregs t2s. od. fellow Soap, 848.—Mottled, 925.—Curd, 965. Priceo(Candles per dozen, r 2.. 14s. rd. Average price 4s. did. I St. JAAIES's HAY MARK El', Dee. 3E. Hay, 41. os. oft. to St. 103. od.—Aver. 41. tss. od. Straw, El. 43. od. to Et los. od.—Aver. tl. 73. od. • WIIITECH - A.PEI. MARKET, Dec. 3t. Hay,. 41". es. od: . to 5.1=. tos. od.—Aver. 41. iss. od. Clover, 51. los. od. ro 61. 6s..od.—Aver., 51. tSs. od. Straw, il. 6s. od. to 11. its. od.- 7 -Aver. 11. gs. od. r A