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tincerta my where it might. next break out into action, required a remedy equally prompt and uni versal. It appears .from the Minutes of Courts Martial held at Rathdrutn, Limerick, Clonmell, WextOrd, and Leixlip; that during the year tBOO, the Coun ties of, Wicklow and Wexford were_infested by lindies of rebellious banditti, ading• under the or ders of regular Leaders, and perpetrating from time to time, with . every circumstance of aggravation, the , crimes'of robbery, burglary, and murder That in the Counties of Tipperary and Limerick, the practice of breaking into houses, 'and cruelly beating...or flogging the, owners with rods made of thorns, in order to fix an arbitrary and inadequate price on' the_neeessaries of life, frequently ending in, or accompanied with premeditated ;leis of mur der, was very prevalent ;' and had spreadsuch ter ror over the whole Country in which, it prevailed, as would have baffled all the exertions of the ordi nary Magistracy, if not counteratted by-the Vigour' and energy' of the new furisdiftion: 7 The peculiar situation of that district, and the effea of the mea sures adopted to tranquillize it, are so fUlly and sa_ tisfadonlydetailed in the evidence of Mr. OrMsby, a very eminent 'Barrister, who was ileptited by the Lord Lieutenant to preside at the Courts Martial which were to sit at Limerick, and from whom your Committee have been enabled to proctire a de gree of information, which no other per Son was, so competent to t.upply, that they wish rather to refer to his account, than to impair the precision of it' by incorporating parts of it in the body of their Re port. They have also added in their Appendix, the evidence of Captain BloOmfield, Assistant Quar ter-Master-General in the same distria dining that .period. Some particulars howtver arising out of those seem so peculiarly chargieristie of the spirit which still unfortunately prevails in that Country, that they are desirous of submitting them to the attention of the House. It appears established by satisfatiory proof, that when a desperate conspiracy was formed, for stir, prizing and massacring a I)4tachment of llis Ma- Jesty's Troops stationed at Cappaghwhite, a princi pal inducement avowed by those engaged in it, for . undertaking so hazardous an enterprize, was to de monstrate the readiness of. that part of the Country to engage in Rebellion, as a pledge to others, with whom they Itati * . .not . before co-operated, ,of their 'readiness to join them, when they,should have re. sumaid 'their former treasonable proceedings ; for they thought, as . they themselves expressed it, ", That Leinster would never rise till Munster Would be up, as Munster did not rise when Leinster was. up." On another occasion, the ;mode by which private assassination is planned and direded,. was clearly developed. The personS con cerned, to the number of 4 or 15, who from their alts must be considered as principal tonduelors, of these enormities, are found meeting in midday, as if by accident, at some Public-house, where they occupy a room upstairs, rind without suspicion eater :upon their consultation of Proscription. One of them presides as Chairman; and each is called upon for informations against any loyal Sut;jefts, for acts which may have incurred, their displeasure. The Chairman then puts the , question, which is deter mined by holding up of hands,, and Sentence, of Death is regularly passed, if the verdia of Guilty is pronotmccd. The mode of. execution is then dis cussed, whether by a, large number to be. colleeted from the 'neighbourhood, .or by '4 select body,,of • twentY.one, to be colleCted iu partJes ; of seven, each from distant' and _remote parts of the Country:— Other circumstances ilave occurred, e4ressive of tlieterror produc4l by the apprehensiOn of such or , the . like outrages, and of the impediment neces_ sarily produced by it to the cogrse of legal investi gation: The information of a person, who - had bit= died the severe beating, be. had, received from one of ille s e no4urnai gangs, was produced in evidence against them. It was proved by the Ma gistrate before Whein it was taken,, that nothing . could induce him to give ,any, account of the persons concerned, till (at the end of some weeks) he was convinced of his approaching death; and then at the risk of the same Janet. to . his wife - and 'children, who did all in their power so prevent it, made the disclosure. In another instance, the person beat,' not only at the, time prevented his daughter from naming. the man concerned, putting, as she expr6s ed it, his ".bloody hand on her mouth, and bidding her hold her tongue;" but on the trial itself ap. peared so much under the influence of the same ter ror, .as to contradid, with respell to the identity of the person concerned, the positive testimony of two of his daughters, whok . general veracity ne i t her he nor any other person impeached. The motives which lead to the adoption of this System of Terror, as well as the effeut of it,. may indeed be easily con,' ceived, when it is Considered: that 'in ,many in-. stances the outrages are committed Without any dis guise, t y persons perfedly well known to The suf. km', and frequently'his immediate 'neighbours. (To de comtinued.) SHIP NZIPS. GRAVESEND, MAY 24. Patsed by--the Johanna 'Elizabeth, Maliite, Rose ; and j ttifow.Borlal, from Hambro'.; IVrow Alaria, John son, front Dantzic ; front. Baltimore ;.Tryal, froM.New,Yorit'; Rose, from Charlestown ; John and' jai - 06i, Lindegreen, from Soutlt Carolina ; and the Alliance Man of War, from Gibraltar. Sailed--the Diana, for Hamhro` ; Rising. States, -, for Boston ; Harmony, I.ov, for I..abradorc ; Wright, 'EOM, for. Venice Kit* Ceorge, f and Prince of Wales, Turna, - tar Hudson's Bay. APIRRIED. Yesterday, at St. Tames's Church. by the Right Rev, Lord Bishop of Rochester, Colonel Cittlytighante to, Miss. 'l:Ary Thurlow, youngest daughter of the Right lion. Lord Thur low. DIED. On the fsth inst. at Cricf, Scotland, Dr, James Young, of. Balmanno, formerly of the Royal Hospital, iNlitigua; At Vito Island of Timor, in the East Indies„Capt., FraliciS Straton, of,thc Royal NAT, On Sunday :vlr. 1-feury Thomson, orWoolwich. YESTERDAY BEING A POLIDAY, NO EUSINESS DONE AT THE STUCK - ' ' 'POETS GALLERY, FLEET-STREET. MODERN PAY wrnics"; D'ItAWINcr'S; COPPER-PLATES, WITH THEIR. IMPRES SIONS ; PLAIN AND COLOURED PRINTS, FRAMED AND, GLALED, AND , OTHER EFFECTS, • TO BE SOLD BY AUTTION, By PETER COXE, BURRELL, and . FOSTER . _ On the Pretni:;•:s, N 6,14, Fleet-street, TO-MORROW, and Three fo . tiong - Days,-at Ekven By Ordcr of tit:. Executors of Mr. THOMAS MACKLIN " - deceased. THE PAINTINGS 'comprise the. Works of the following eminent great Artistsof this. Kingdo'm : De Lotitherbonrg, West, ' Hamilton, . - Stothard, .. Opie, Northeote; , • R igaud, Conway, linpner, , .. Westall, ' Stint!), .Barney, &c. &c.. • The Copper-plates consist - of the.Pocts; Prints, the Death of Lord. Robert Manners, the Woodrium,:theJtestirrectior of the Pious.Farnily, the Angel and Child, the Witch of En or, Fingal, ,Fartnees Stable, Faggot Binders, :and putm ous Other PlateS, - with all their Proofs; colotiied - and plain in pressions ; loose.'proof and valuable. Prints, with 'othcs traincd and glazed together with the -Manufactured and'un mma!'aetured stock of Frames, Deals, &c. May be viewed this day, and Catalogues mar be had on the Premises, in Fleet-street: and of fiiessrs. Peter . Coxe, Bnrrell, and• Foster, Nq. 5, Thtogtoorzbu;strect. . FREEHOLD ESTATESSALOP. 'TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, Together or in Two LOts, on 'Nfontlav 22t1 pine, 'Sot, at the Angel tnn, in Ludlow, at Four o'Clock, TACO ELIGIBLE • FARMS, called. GREAT POSTON, containing 340 Acres, and 'LITTLE POS TON EA KM, and BA I.DIV IN's COPPICE, containing 25 Acres, situate five Miles Mirth East of Ludlow, held from Year to Year, unde.r'Rems of morn than Thirty Years standing. ,Roth Farms lie convenient to be occupied together or separately,*forming one compazi Estate, within a Ring Fence, well wooded and watered, a nd are ca p a bl e o f viiry gle.tt improvement by Draining, and other good Husbandry, at an caiy expellee. Lime-stone and Coal are n ear , an d Pro . hablY in the Estate. For a view of the Premises, apply to the Tenant. TO B.F. SOLD BY AUCTION, At the lien and. Chickens, in Birminghatti, on Wednesday the 3d Day of Jude, at Pour o'Clock in the Afternoon ‘;11Ilt not on the 27 th of Nl.iy,.asst"nrinerly advertised;., subje.'t to Conditions then to be produced, 'in One or more Lots, aimay be agreed on at the Salk...; A.very. Valuable FREEHOLD? ESTATE 'of INIIERITANC-E, with Suitable Out-buildings, tuate in the Parish Of King's Norton, in the County ot War caster, on the Turnpike Roast from Birmingham to .a tees. ter, and dist an t a l ni ittle ore thin milefro . rn the :town of Birrning,him, containing about Forty-six Acres, statute nica sdre, mote or less, in the Oossession of T. Woodcock, as Tenant from Feat to year. HEN Professional of Eattention and . . Retipoustbany deviate trvin the ,eeneral. System' by \V • ti um or a peculiar branch, the sanction of long eon flailed success is the best crite-ion of Eight years have 1 tit:Noted my practice to the exclusive treatment of. Tiiree Disorder, and the successtial result of my plait gives etc ad lition4l ard'Or to reppose, as far as I am :dile, the ravages or. those Complaints which are the most important:in the Catalogue of Human I n fi rm i t i es. After initiation into every Branch, as an Army Surgeon, I formed a wish at an early' period of Praztice to rescue in dividuals front _the ignorance of uneducated men, or the equally dangerous t precipitancy of general Praclitioners. . • The,ThreeDisorders, to the Cure of which t have !e voted My. atrentiOn, .compriSe every species of VENE REAL INT ECTIO.N, wl:ether of a recent or. long du ration All kinds of debility, whether arising from the habits of school -boN s, or the .indulgenCes of mature ale: Ant, lastly, that derangement of the system in wo men which is called BARRENNESS, or Eft Lrr v. Numerous Diseases art' the result -of . .ignorance, or haste in the 'treatment of a simple Gonorrhrea; and it not un frequently happens that the seeds oll,ite are poisoned by . the andiseretion or an unguarded hour..--liy superior me thod such . Coniplaints are easily cured; and, -even where others have failed, 1 trust that I 'may presume to olkr a radical re-establishment. Few, however, are the' eases Of complicated - distress in this disorder, compared with the calamitous situations- of Men, who, front an indulgence in a .solitary vice, Or the prevalent gaietieg of a fashionable life, acquire that state Of Debility, vihith is the unavoidable consequence of such pernicious habits. Where the unhappy, sufferer broods over his misery, but carefully cOriceals his misfortune, it _May be some con,u- I ationfo't hint to know, that although it be an object 01 doubt or uncertainty, with other I) ractitiOners, the' removal of these Deficiencies hy •t :e gradual progress of Renova ., non, is the acquirement of niy - Experience. It the rites of Bacchus or Venus have began to reditte Manly vigour, much Anxiety will he prevented by an ea:ly. Counterac tion or .thiS languid State ; and in these, cases, no great dtlikulty will occur. But where this Deficiency has for years existed, a >proper perscveFance . is indispensably - equisite to rex eve the shim .bering` Sparks of-Lite, and to re -animate the Constitetion. M A klt. I ED WQ,II EN,- who nave long been disappointed in their expettatiOnspf a Family, mar be assured, that in most instances, such defects are curable by Nleilical skill, The, secresy which is so essential to. my undertaking, and the qualifications which I h ave p resumed to' state, tOnn the basis of my pretensions, and in coincidence with su c h this intimation is given, that Mr, 11. niav he consulted personally, or by Letters finclosinz a small Note), at his !IOUs; I‘lo. 29, Ar un d e l street, Strand, near*Terriple liar, v ir There is an .addirional Entrance in Water -street, adjoining, and the Name is on both the doors. M. B—, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons. Covelit-C,arocn . i . ; d Published by W/Lt NM AR MIGKFt SCRIP rs LONDON : by, CHA NA NM'M I (of 1101 !"-.Street. 12, trafid 4dverbiemuqs, Orders tot Ulf Paper, Lriltra tor the Ifdieer, egs. (pit-paid ),` mwst be addreseu. At the SvN,Ual No, (or'tiorse-terry.l - 03 — d, Westruittstv: ;) To T. 'lsii.YLOlt;;Surgeon; . No. 9, New bridge- OE 6 -4 London. SIR, .010 • IN- the Spring, 'of 179j.'1 E' rt li v i t venemd which treated with ta a el ! Ce (0 ( live Ilwnths ; lint wag titeti obliged to 4 1 ) l' i !' v irg• regular' *l' hysieiati, wit() put teniiiorary stop to li so o peace of the Disease • thy mercurial applications) lbr tittle ; but growing, in spite of me di cat e and the , 3 of Jim first Gentlemen of the acuity Iscre, ,w4r— worse for two years, I was' reduced to a state 3th'lLlSt, pat - Attica and beyond description , being' tut entire ill and ulcerated from head, to toot.-41 y head , t h roat,. o i nose, ,legs, antis, &c. have been ;ilteiv.tOy in d ' lng ity becoming' useless.; in .short, I 'have had from rwc l „ - &- thirty eating 'ulcers un my :body,: anti nearly totr,r c o g .. privc:d . of sight.--1 t woultLbe%volihnirions to, Pi 11 1 . 1 rue all my case-- suffice it to sly, there never wa., o f will bc, caste catcd nature. ° ti t i: e t: l v l • a l , s l l ° l u o r d e n i g t l i t yond i ii l l o:cted wis iip ° o r n ' i t death was r4l~rible ni: hopes of: nrotery.; to t{rl lo i r a e r s e::tl s jart z. n " :l ) l . , : w s t L tr3 L ga S :l4 , l- ‘ lP v il l r ;i s c e l t ;, rie: b tis y -ell u 4 s b"N i ce g Air. B. of Plymouth--my rho - hit - re I s.: wspaper coniainiisg 60!).1,1-°E'l':.1.4 sen havt long been, utter more than four years indesc Kuud a "state of health as Cver i ti a ' tl pi l . S o t o re f s.S lo. l,, ;1 1 1 6 7 me a few -montliS ago. In existence, till - Divine Provoof.g o truir li ti r ine L to EA ti l( n!, 43llll-•:;.°. );:b ril'; 1 tact a titre, thriving, health)' ph blish :this ; at an time reter of tendering iny , fel kny-ere g a ra t i r g i r t e lu s t e e rv t i ° l x t ; ; T ii - iti a l n ue d „, ll;l l a g , c) anti 'ewuiliiilrst*°, be o s n a t l e is t t ir i'' l,l d i in )yyoutilut:rritennhii..cdtEysAt ruth o! this, or fuitittsr Q ; ` e u x u c tn e k et i l ud it , , that l few cases for badness will ever qual. min e, , 4 asS tir4 from experience evere,re:u;on '.ll firs spe,edy, sate, and radical. caw, tOr that 1) , ( 1 a cur ful stage of the - Venercl l)isease, Which is 14: 311cu 1 ,,,r41(.111g ,,,r41(.1 11 g 41 ' luitirmotiltrable fatally reasons . prevelu --„„ [GP; name and address public ; but creditable , g , 1 117 wanting infutifiation may' also be referrl to Jl l, - • friends. by Mrs.-S. Clark; RAinsa‘-Gintens, hulnbuib T. TA NL ia ( r ) e l( l) , "' A l i i el i i ' i d be ll r ot t ' i tl b le Y 1 it:% .3. a7 1 c ,C, l U ' ll u 4 ici - crt ; ;r : r ee 'Sli t t r °rs , in London, .41 hi g holise, No. '9, IsieWilirtriO'st. in; Where he will give -Advice •without a tee, to l'e r ' r- if Is lst ; ing these -Pills, and will answer patients feitcritie paid, on the same terms, observing in all ezisc,:yliig tin inviolable secrecy,' persunrs naive ur case ', I tlie l9 ": mentioned, but at their own particular request,. 1 4 , x t '4osr7, prietor, during the course of noel than thirty-,io;f diP that . he. has had the cotidueting of an extensive 1 0 , tor t m oor , above Aleclicine, and the practice . arising th e nn 'h e cue ( ' They are also .sold by his Appointment , nience of those living at a . distance. .by '6s 6 ; South-bridge, Edinburgh; &Ir. Mennans, Prim" gow, to whom also M - r. T. refers tom his. addressj. mt. Perfumer's, No. 35, St. Alban's-street,' l'a1141.)3,1;& Robertson's Toy-shop, No. 03, :the jla. borough's No. 7, Fish-Street-hill, nearly I. mum:at,. borough's, Steel's', Bookseller, No, Ii Llnion-rLo!veron ;I! Call welts, Dublin ; and by 0 1, ; !!' every consid era ble town • m Grear-liritaia anti Boxes a, 2i. 9d. each, sealed up with 0 0 direetions,' whereby pergons of eithet Sex InaY cure selves - with ease and secrecy. LONDON MARKETS, &c. CORN EXCHANGE ' NIONOAY, MAY 25, 00T. We had a good stipply ofFOrei g n-Cobi.4-wtil. as English, which caused our Wheat Market to be full toe. per Quarter lower since this day_s'nnight. - Rye is full - 4s. Barley' and Malt - full per Quarter lower. Oats of very fine quality retained last Monday's prices. In White and .Grey Pease no alteration. Tick and Sni.ill.lfeans 14. per Quarter dearer. Flour the ant as-last week. RETURN ERIC On board St); . • 85s a gi.s ort ' lons a ilos` od - TeaS it ItOS ptt 66k od E OF CRAIN, nivier Wheat Fir► ditto Dantzic Rye - White Pease 75s a .Sos od G • rey ditto - 44$ a 4 8 3 od Fine. - • SOi Short Sin. Oats zos a los od F hie ditto -38 s a—s od Polatids ditto 22$ a 33$ od Fine - 4 - 7 s od Stilt - 61k Batley 305 a 6os od Fine ditto, 64s od Superfine -65 s a —.s od Norfolk Barley • z9s a 5 od Fine - - 595 od Malt -63 s a 7as od Sundt' Brans sos is7s oci Tick dittu - 4zs a 483 od Fine - 5 to a od RETURN OF WHEAT IN MARK-LANE, By M 13 Messrs. CHI,I. and MALYAS, Meal-Weighers, in cluding only from the txth of May to the 16th of May,. agreeably to ACt of Parlimnent. ;,i Quarters at t 455 ad 1566 Quarters at 955. od 66 • at 140$ 04 12 9 /3 4 0 - at 936 od 4 0. --- --- : at tz6s od - ,97 — 7 —:— , --- at 92$ od 35 —r7--- —L at 1-21 s od . 2431 31 - 1 .-----... at 1210 od 3o ----. . at 89s. 6d 2 , 6,,—=---- at 1236 od 8 / 1 93 to - at 86S od 22 , -----: at ttos od 274 . gad 394 59 ________ a t ' ,7 6 .od 43i 47 638 72 ------- at 10 l$ ad 44 6 -=7- 4 at . 73$ 'oti. 7o -------- at l o3s ad 100 at 77s g od 274 -- at 102$ od 680 at 756 . od 56 3)18 - at 72i•od 1 tti' .• . at 98s od 23 ---,---- at 70s, ott 1 210 44 - at Zos od Total, 2.3002 Quarters —average. 91s. 4d. 1 95. 56d. lower than last Return. 1 -TO BE SOLO WY AUCTION, At the llawkstone Arrns,- in or near Hawkstene, in the Countror SAT, on Mond,ty the.is: Day of inne (and not on the a; . if;"; ay, as formerly xlvertised.at Four 0' C lock in the Afternoon, subject to Conjitions then to be pro. d need ; A. Very Choice FARM, situate' in GREAT PA)LAS, cont4nin: about to A. IR: 0.. statute measure, be the same a little in. i rc, or tenanted by Mr. 'Praia. This . I.tate iies in a very pleasant part of the County of Salop, and the Lanit'is naturally fertile and well cultivated. l'or 'Particulars apply \ to Mr.*Mxlson, of Cound, near Shrewsbury • or Mi. Lee., Hasnett-street, Liverpool. PRICE of FLOUR, cuss. to loos. per sack. 'A RETURN or FLOUR, From to NIAy tj, fri - nn the Cocker Office, 99 sacks at toms-sod. I to sacks at 854. id. 7 at ; ,9,75. rd. I 252 -.-- at 85s. od. 4 - at' 975. od. 63 at . 84s. .od. 31 I at' 955. o d. 2 at 83$. 6d. - at 945. 4 at 83s od. 7 - at gas. Ica SS - at gas. od. 2E4 - at 80s. ; od. 25 at 915. sd. I It ----..... at 7,5. od. 7 ------ at 9os. Bd.. to at 78i. od. r 1367 at '905.,0d. I 6 at 775. 6d. 78 at 89s. od. 2o at 775. od. 14 at 885 6d. I 20 765. od. itB ------at 835. od. 25 at. 7ss. :od. 9 8 -----. at 87$. 61. S *-17-4. at 70. 'od. 27 at 87s. ma. 5 at 7cs: od. Total 1269; Sacks. -Average 89s. 6d. od. lowlier than last kcturn. ENTRY of IMPORTS. ot GRAIN. in the PORT ot LONDON last Week. Jo62o.quarters: Oats, - - 1120 qrs. 3 0 . Clover Seed, - 44., wt. 470 - Flour, - 49836 Wheat, - Barley, - , PRICE 0 F 110 PS. »Ans. poel(Frs, Kent, 101. os. to 12t. Its. 1 Kent, int. os. to tsl. Sussex, 91. tqs.. to Itl. I Sussei. t tl. os. to t4l. los. Essex, 91. os. `to 7al. os. Farnham, 141. os. to 181. as SFEDS. Red Clo,ver, (per cwt.) - White Clovrt, ditto . - Trefoil, ditto - - Turnip, (per bushel) - . Rye Grass,'(per quarter) - - Ciuque Foil, ditto . . . White Mustard 'Seed, (per bushel) Brown • ditto, ' ditto Canary Seed, "'ditto Repo Seal, (pet last) . . 205. to 955. 205. tO 100 S. ss. to 365. Soy. to s 255. tO pa. sos. tO 6 0 a• • 125. tO I4S. 14i. to 14$. 6a. aos. to 12,5. 401. to 441. SMITIIFIELT) NIARKET, Mavzs To sink the o#4l- : -pzel stone of Sib. Beef, 4 5 . 4:1. to ss. hd. 'Veal, 51. od. ta 6i. 4d. Mutton, 45. Bd. (s. 4d. I Pork, ss. 4d. to Gs. od. cs. Bd. - to 7s. od. HEAD OF CATTLE. THIS DAY, Beasts, 2009- -Sheep and ,Lamb 95°°. NEWGATE and T.EADINHALL MARKET, May 2j. Reef, 3s. Bd. to Ss. 1 Veat,',4s. od. to. 65. Mutton, 4s. 4d. to Ss. od. Pork, Ss, 4d. to 6s. od. Lamb,. Ss. 'ed.. to 6s. Bd. PRICE OF LEATHER (per Ib.)AT LEADEN HALL. Butts, so tn.5561h. - • - • tjd. to rya. Ditto, bo to 661 b. - aid. to 12d. Merchants' Backs - - - .170. to tAid. Dressing Hides - - - r3cl. to Fine Coach t#isles - - - 6d. to 1 7d. Crop Hides for cutting - - to 19.}d, Flat Ordinary - - - - - 16.1. to rid Calf Skins, so to; 7olh. per Dozen - .21(1. to 261. Ditto, 7o to ; izd.. to aid. Ditto,. . to to 4011). to ant. DOzen. Small Seals (Greettland)..3os..to .3.35,.1 p er Large ditto, - B.IS. to 1405. ) Tanned Horse Hides, tcs. to ass. per Hide. Goat Skins, • - 21$. to 635. ,per,Doz e n. Nice Of Bark per Load, .to -L—f. oos. . RAW JUT)ES. liides(p.st.)2s:tod. to 35.61. Ileav y 14. 6d. each. Middling, , zs.4s. to 2.5. 6d. Light calf; 7d. per lb. Ordinary, u.od. to os. od. 'Ski NS. • , •• Shecp-(Sileurl n as), os. td, LallM, 25. Oil. to 25. qd. PRICI OF TALLOW, , St. James's Market js. 6.1. ' Town Tallori; 6 ts. arj. Clare ,Market 3s. Od, • Russia do. (Candles) 643. Whitechapel Market 35.• 50. It ussia du. (Soap) 625; per stone 'AM). - Melting Stutt i2s, Ditto rough ;6s. —s. Graves 19s. r.A. qrrd Dregs t Is. ad. , lott red, ,d'.--,-NtoldS t las. od. loi. cAd. Average price 3s. 6ii. VellOv'SpaP,_ —s. —ll Candles, per dnzen, t Is. - St. lAMES's HAY MARKET, :11v 23. tray, 51. os. od. to 61. Ss, t3s. o 1. Straw, 11. 395. od. to 21. t7s. vet. 21. Bs, otl. WIiiTtCHAPEI: 'MAAKET, Mxy 23: , iny, 41. Ws. Od. - to 11.. tzs. 0d.,- ; Axer. 51. Is. od. .61. os. od. to 61. los, oti.--Aver., 61 , Ss, oil.. Straw,. 21..2.3, od. to 21. 125. cd.--Avtjr. 21. ts. TO BE . SOI.D.BY AUCTION, ,At Stratford-upon-Avon, on Thursday. the 4th Day of June,' at Four o'ClOck, in the Afternoon (and n on the 28th of May, a,; tiirmerly advertised), in One or More ,Lots,' a's may bo.agreed an at the Sale, •subject to contlitionvof Sal e then t o be produced; ANOTHER • FARM and FREEHOLD ES TATE, • with convenient Ont-builditio, • situate in ilisnopton, in the County of .Warwick, containing.abont:2Bs Statute Acres of Land,, in the possession of Timothy Smith, Who also holds front year to' year. Thii Estate is, distant about one mile fromSararlord-upon-Avon, on the Turnpike Road to Birmingham. For partieul vs apply to Mr. Dodson, of Cound, near Shrewsbury; or of Mr. Warren, Anetioueer ; or Messrs. Gem and Son, Aitornits, in Birrhinghahl; or Mr. Leigh, Attorney-at-Law..Liverpuul.. B 'FroN.Evwoop . s Ol)ONTON, for easily• .curisi NG of CHILDRE , TEETII ; a most invainahiespecif•ic, which prep ares and soften s the qiims so effectually., thar.the Teeth pierce through s ith the' greatest facility, and prevents, consequently,, those convulsions and fevers, which cut Oil so many tender Infants at the entrance into life. - is simple, of the,niost easy appti li cation ; and ,B:HONEYWOO I) assur e s t o M ot h ers, with great.con denc i .that it is as salutary and sate as. can possibly be, and.lias mate Oicacy than any thing ever used before' on, such an occasion. TIL-retbre, B. lioneywaod, being indis putably: the sole - Proprietor of..this sate-and much a d m i re d Oclontvo,. requests • the I' ic - to guard. themsetves against any imitation thereat', by applylng only to E. isicwlr,:rry, corner offit. Churchyard, where it •is sold at zs. the pot (d u ty included;, and no where else in London. WAgTED, • ekr,tll/41 ItTAZ2VrYS kr_ f IrlT !,211ISITUATION in s POETS GALLERY, FLE ET-STRE_ET. WASTED, ' TN TowrP . or . Coll - ht' 4 .SITUATION in Wholmale4l.intn or Woollen Drapery Warehouse, by Young Man ft*, - Ereadvaii,:c Six liondrod Pounds name digoly, iling to take an' Act i :part .1 a' thVbu%int,s. gone but priticiimls,will be treated wait ,•,‘ and, as the Ad' vertisei'sChttract:r inl ConneCtions will heir the s'trietest s~rt:tiny, he xvill . expea the Srivilr' Of ttiOie :who ,ta.ty 'apply to eansecitiencii Advoi ttsement ; Letters, :tddressA to W. V. to °be left with Mr. Tayler, Warwick -court, Sr. 1,04. don, by whom they vv . i4 5u loovarded to the Advertiser. • G WILKIINSPN, with great confidence, as. ' ' Sorts to life Nobility' - and Gentry, as an eitabiished truth, • that his 011, Y W ATE R is positively the tn.,fy article ~,kilown, that will oil - Mildly and rapidlv in.:rease the growth 'of hair on . the heads of - yolii4 and old'i and is iv e. l at An 4ilnes and seasons with utipard cited success, - that experience shall evrr confirm, G. D. Wilkinson nwrcovecasserrs, theft in a tlnv months new hair, about . aiiiiich long, will 'le (Lilt sf: - .-err thecoinli,-aial Suchnoular proof ofits denmistrative efficacy is too strv . iigiy marked. (oti, the comp) to necdfurtlier illnstration; heeause matter of fad leaYcS no room for die. trust . Sold only in.: London, in. 'quart bottles, sealed upi'at v• each, by Grosvenor, No. 333, 1 I •)IbOrii ; No. 4 61 Curnhillt and Cowling, No. r;!' jertiiimstrect: * .* G. I). Wilkinson .candittly-appetlls to thousands (ht „ ing used his Oily Water) tot the truth of his ahoveasscitions. MARRIAGE AND SOCIAL 'HAPPINESS. IiOW many Men to all arpealince in - the pr int of life, whO has;•e• nett- iet arrived to the ale of ears, are rendered miirerable to themselves and useless to the great ehain of_ Society.,, which they have either'! ou ght on themselves, or, by ti .lone of bad exaniiqe, at P y ' a up to a Secret Vice ; the con-xe,cience ' th e ir Alinc l as well 'as Body is debilitateci; to those tthe -N E ")" ttiiolobtainede,rHui :midst the I ni t a y g . l o idLedgesttigu2nPtia ii l,l.,tre; CO R A L , ro.•oinin ended* and 11)4' Or, Brodion how many are - there of both Sexes, that are, deterred from entering, into a nuirried state, b intimtitirs which del •f;irc • forbids. them to disclose;' and th ose are not, a few, wl tt ' bei l already married,. arc rendered miserable for wait cf& tender pled-,s of mutual love, without wilitiolialT i L, in this live is 'at least very precarious. 'The Via ''"Ti alfudefi 'to, causes in Women, Itreguldrities, Vains in Back and Cle.'st, Mysteries,. Spasms, Luss.of reeections ot CoitSClOVs,glh—• In Alen, it causes 'rube, ility, Languor, Relaxation , Nil' vous Cont plaints, Debility, Anxiety, and 'a lancholv Disotders- whether ft ''6o l tt' e l tce t ,ortf taking etc. tcltetlrb or owing LO an abominable vice, or other causes:. it Ivt ll°%. " - i , s ro o i e u i: . l all disorders' in the kidneys and bladder, pains.,M th e b and Wad, horrid t noughts, frightfill dreatits;-clitnatess of sigh t o i pa:lit:llion of the iNart, clotsal ctinstimptions, ttentiMbg the Lauds l'r:arn hard drinking, atid tOinef t ; ceFi of ; anal itivi : -;orate and siren flail t Constit in ion of weak, srel; Iv, 'aged pc:‘,,ons,,-.ill ne•Nerv' ohs Cordial stands unrivalled, as it has been analyzed bY a't first ProlesSors 4nd;Meclical Alen Eurepz• can ploducc , . may be retied , on in giving immediate and errto l ,T .. " in ino.;t st.:g,es of Nervous '4:tulip! Tiy i s e,kalq:l,l" dielne lras been productive of giai..l.ll. good ; and:tht• magi ,restored to .tite , blessings of Health from the gates taf Pet; by. this . inestimable Preparation, is the , highest es which could possibly be paid to Dr. Brodum, and is,, • has boast- and-reward. • Doctor's , 13 5 0 t ani e Housea,l N S y o r . r . 1_ 3 11) and Ai o e n r_s s • a tr u eti S Cordial Leverian Aluseum), Bl i ackfriars-bril..c, lottics of 11. 0 !,! • Its, 6d. .and is. 6.1. • arid of Air. koiniison nest. to hectic!, Pin ; B. t Newbery, tionier it. yard;: Ward, N. 234, Holborn, opposite Gray's tuts e l l built and Co_ (law Bacon), No. tso, Ahidkine Warehouie„ No. 76, Oktbrcl-stre.:l; . 1. 4 Druggi•it, No. '32, Blackman-street, 'BerOugh ; Bulgjo i 10, 1 Siteppud, .Bristol; Baxter, 'Edinburgh t Brown* 11) .; Bristol ; Read, 1/Jlw-slime, ristul Al'Donald, Wasgat',3`; Chaliners, Abertic , M ; Bellamy, Driiggist, Ports3lm• s. wen Punter e ' r S t t o7 le His rl a A l 'n R . .7 f, 31 /" E a ) I ( it l iv a l r; ' i ; 1% : 31 : . It! K, cil t i o )u b j o r £xchange; Collins, * Salisbury ; Spilsbury 'and C° . street; Dublin ; lik.4.itvis.• W. Magee, 8e11...5r,' and M. "" t i, r s Cork, reland ; and by ail Prioters, 4° Booksellers, ; nal VFfl hii d of - medicines, i n the three Kingdonis. 1 t nl4l.b c . 4 Atitre, by giving orders to Newsmen. • A i ..ee bo ll th ß Ve l x 3 e l S l , N t i o 's obtain Gtll T a ) Era—ciirca6i OLD ! D as: ri '‘ ; rc . ,i' e ls' b r :: ), ,f 't re Batliers, secret Infirmities of N. diSclose , even to their Reliitives'• with a TreatiSe OD " ( 1 ,.. " , ;„, ece: It is i'l.vg`l''''.l.4l3(l4;hoticl;riac and Coosuniptole pl.:tints. To which is added, Auvine to rath and 1 - 4.0t. - .' r v i ` ps which deli•eacy Mien ~ particularly reconinu.n Alen.' • . ~‘ ,„ es. Garr A 2,2.5. Bottle, contains equal to Eve sma"`"" • oir.. • d t*Sra o L.,:tters, stating Patients' Cases, with the Doelor'' fee of a Guinea, .will be strictly,attendeil to. noients I t will be necessary the Dbetor should see such as are afflicted ;ill Deafness 'or Loss of Sight, or sr' L arr i..ie Casee, by letter or' "parcel, to the Doctor (past ot'-‘ d ry paid); with his ustial,Fee. They NiCdit:illeS InaY 1) h 3 day. • • DISTANT COUN REAPING Wheat, Os. 0d..t0 16os. od. New, vs. od. to os c 4. 13ader, 365. od. to 723. od. 'TRY MARKEIr. , May 2.3 03tS, 24t. WI. 46%. 04. 1 ,, 4 " od. to b4s. od. 4113. oa. to £XS. od. Do, EST COALS; 4.t5.• per CliAdron, i 3 Sack., of - 39 RtiAeli ' " meAitred under the. inspeCtion'Of S Worn, Meters.--TheMeters.-Che NEWCASTLE COM, LONPANY most respectfully inform the •Nobility; .Gentry, 'and PubliC, th4t they have by them at this. time, u _large Quantity .01 print Newcastle.whic,h, front their.eNtensive Connexion . , and for ,prOgit plyment, enable the Proprietors to 'deliier them at - Oleo ve reduced price; to any part of the Tow n , frau cd - every .expence, except shooting .and tnetage, anti are contident„thiat no House in Town can render them lower, un an interior yuality.i4 substituted for the beSt. - Orders received by post; of.-otherwise, at No. $4, • Mortimer..srriet. Cavendish-stpuire ; street;_ and No. St, St. Martin's-lc-Grand, Will be punc tually etpeuted.