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a'r'm the LONDQ . Jan. 7, Isp+,, •/ i Irar 7 Onire, Jan. 7, 1504.. iltrefordskire Gentlemen and Yemmanty Cawalry,, 13ceyet Major Sir George Cernewall to be Major. ,Lieute r , nant William Greenly to Pe Captain, vice Commall. Cornet William Parry to be" Lieutenant, vice Greenly. Whaley Armitage, Gent, to be Lieutenant. • ,Richard Un drr.vood to tie Cornet, vice Parry., William Allen, Gent to be Adjutant. 2d Regiment of Norfolk Gentlemen and l'eontanr:y Cavalry. Hammond Alpe, Esq. to be Lieutenant-Colonel. John Hyde, EN to be Major. - Murray, Gent. to be Ad • Jutant., 3d Regiment of Ditto. Charles Smith, -Esq to be Lieutenant-Colonel. Charles Laton, ENq. to be Major. Staier Gent/vac,: and l'elma7ry Cavalry. Thomas Read Kemp, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Culling Smith, Gent. to be Cornet. Tetykesbur_y Volunteer Cavalry. Charles Handford, Gent. to-boldeutenant, vice Nind, re signed. St. Andrew and St. Ge:rge's Lietit - mint James ManSfield; to be Captain, vice Crimwood, iesigned. Henry Revell-li.eynolds, Esq. to be Captain, vice Lovendes, resigned. Ensign Matthew \Vigham, to be Lieutenant, vice Nlansfirld. Robert 131ason, Gent. to be Etisign, vice Francis, resigned. Peter Squire, Cent, to be Ensign, vice Wigliam. ;ohn Slaton, Gent.• to beQuarter l%t :$ la m es Taylor, run. Gent. to be Assistant-Sur— geon. Abergavemny I , 7l:inteer Infirmity. Rev. William Powell 'to he Chaplain. • Allvt-orroid Village Volunteers. • Commandant J. W. York to be Lieutenant-Colonel-Com mandant. . Ist Regiment ue . fiiit:irlmireer Infintry. Lieutenant G rant to be Adjutant. ' Old Buckenhain Foluntee , Infantry, Willia7n Hayward,. Gent. to be Ensign. . St.. Cutheeines I/dui:wee. Winium Warner, Gent: to be Surgeon. South Chichester I!,l,7teers. .• Charles Smith, k4i,, to be..Capt4in. William Collins, Gent. to be Lieuteiwnt. Thomas Robins, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Daily, resigned. ' -.-- Deal Vilunteer Ara Hely. john winter', Esq.. to be Captain. Thomas Winter, Gent.; to be I,ieutenalit. Myer Polzenteer Artillery. jolin Shipdera, Esq. to be Captain. Ist Battalion of Dorset Volunteers. Lieutenant-Colonel Earl Digby to be Colonel. Nithsble fixtalbn cf Durnfries-shire Potunteers, Chrystie E wart, Esq. to be IVl4jor. - l'o be Captains—Sir Robert Grierson, Bart. Robert Daljell. Esq. v i ce Mill ar , resigned. Lieutenant Pdter Smith. Lieu tenant lames Geldie. Witham D. W. Henderson, Cent. vice lac Lieutenants—Charles Grimon, Cent. John Burnice, Gent. • To be Ensigns—Hugh Richard Son; Gent. Robert Richard son, Gent. Win. NV-Lure,- k.:eat. To be AdMrtant—Ceorge Chrystie, Gent. To be Qualier-lbaster--John Allan, Gent. . • • 4 11 ; 1 , 2n d: 4 1 r and Eikd.ile , Y.stialion nj Dumfries-shire Yllunteerf.• Lieutenant lathes Bell to be Captain. Riker: Henderson, Gent: to be Lieutena t ot, vice Bell. Lindsay, Cent. to be Lieutenant, vice Brown. Thomas Dougias, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Kier, resigned.. John Jardine, Gent, to by Ensign, vice Riebb'ilsou, resigned. Dumfriss iirtMety Compaly. John 11PG hie, Esq. to by Captain. Adam RanYine, Gent. td be First Lieutenant. Robert Grainger, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant. Evise Cmps. Reit': Roger Wihoh, 'A. hI. to be Chaplain. - Leese, Gent. to be Surgeon. Vial:jeer Regimmt. Captain Alexander Grant to be Lieutenant.Colonci-Cona tnAndant. Captain P. Stack= to be Major. Fvastine !Volunteer Artillery. William Knight, lisq—to be Captain. Fa eat Volunteer:. John Thomas, Gent. to be Adjutant, with the Brevet Rank o: Captain. • Greenock and Port Glasgow Vo lunt(fr InYantly. Ensign Duncan Nl`Gowan to be Lieutenant, vice Fathering ham, g.+iettzicl by mistake. Ensign John Buchanan, jun. to be Lieutenant, vice Lang, gazetted'by mistakt. _ - Helmsley .Volunteers. Thomas Duncombe, Gent. to be Lieutenant. ,ffelvone Volunteer:l.. . . John Rogers, Esq. tc be Captain. Thomas Grylis, Gent.. to be Lieutenant. John Borlase, Genr.'to be Ensign. • iriartiogs Pauntee'Atrtillery. - -E . sq. to. be Captain. John Phillips, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Tte be EttOgns•-;fames Clelland, Gent. vice M‘Gown. liarriNtleartviTil, Gent, vice Buchanan. Thomas Latig, Gent. vice Leyen, resigned. • - .r.reardinerhire Yclunteee Regiment. Alexander Burnett Esq. Esq. to '.he Lieutenant- . Colonel _Com maticlartt.-gir rah Stuart, Bart. to. be Livttenant-Colodel. To be Captiriii—Marle Scott, 'Esq. folin Menzies, Esq. Honourable James Mitchell, Esq. John • Douglas, Esq . . . • • 'Leeds Polui,nrer Infawry. Robert -Pickering,' Gent.' to bo Lieutenant and Quarter master. , Li c/ L ifel i l Volunteer lfanky,.. lonathan Gent. to be Quarter-Master. Rsral York .1fa,:y6..7.7e Paunieer, Ensign lenkin 'ones, to be Lietitenant,''fice Bryan, appointed to the Coldweant Guards. • , • ,•• • To be Enskgns--John Morris, Gent. vice Penny, resigned. Viscount Percival, vice Jones.. - Mile End ;/c.lurtters. Lieutenant George White to be Captain, vice Thompson, proinoteci. Ensign Thomas Daplyn to by 'Lieutenant, vice Cbarl6 Smith, Gent. to be Ensign. vice Daplyn. Iton and bare'hester Volunteer Infa n t y. • John Watson, , Gent. to be Lieutenant,: vice lerinnett. To be Ensigns-John Saunders, Gent. 'Vice Wells. Rich.. Itistice, Gent. vice Hull. Win. Betterii.lge, Gent. vice Temper°. _ - - - Mount.thay Volunteers. . . Richard Dennis, Gent. to be ,lieutenant,. vice Permcwan, resined. George Glasser:, Gent. to be Surgeon. • /V9r:r.fe Captain, ' vice •' • • Lieutenant Chapman to be vice t:iicion,: promoted. Lieutenant Sudoury to be ditto, vice Biac., resigned. Se- er.,“l Lieut......a story, to be First ,C..ieutenalit, vice Chap. Second Lieutenant Glegg - to be ditto, vice Sudbury. M. G.•Mirii4ay, Gent. tube Second . tientenant,"Vice Story. woodrow,Gent. to be ditto, vice G.legg. : James Brown to be Chaplain.., • 51T • S''' / Rb .1 • 22, r;o7!, _or oat Jmore I,r; ; 1 / - . • re; thshite Volunteer T 6 be Eletitepatits=lohnßattn„y,•Genc:.:jamesScott,Gent. parties' Gent.. . • • . To be -Ens4;ns— j anies'Dick,''Gent. qinz.id Anderson, .Gent. 'Willi—Mustard; Cent. - - ' • - • • •" 31, ar Afoiaeath Battalion ' of the, zi .12.:_yq!,Pert;'6sbire riluweer,- -' • ~ • lames Gillespie,..GEnt.,tq : be Lieutenant.:. Lieutenant John' 111 1 . Lean to be Atlkt4o. . • Rgal Le.baotAtm, Putney, .and.illortt t lre Volunteers. To be Ensigns —Charles Pay.ne, Gent, Isaac Litklo, Gent. - Charles Greenwodd, Gent. Rreitieri'Vcitenier; George Louth, Eay. tr)• Captaiu,i George Stevens, G ent. to'bct Lieutenant. `Henry Cull; jlm. Gent, to be ditto., ' • Ren,4A.u..rbire Centirtnen,and reonz.virytifintry. • Major POrtertiejd' to be . Lieutenant- eolooel. Archib'alci ti piers, Esq.-so be Majer, viee'Porterfieki. Wm. Stel'rert: suit Gent..tabe.Lieutenant. jobn:,Renkerton, Gent.'-t& Surgeon.' 1-1,0 Lolys, Ce.,t, to be Quarter -master. • I. Riy ,cluAlrer I.Vit-ref T; tic ; 1:sq! Co he C:l , ,tain. \V. Brazi er, G ent. to be. • - Lieliriniuir,l:4 4 Jilliam Mitler,,Getit, to' be di t to, • ' , with the Gterge Sackville Sutherland, Esti, to be Adjatant Rank of captitip, „, • . Volunteers. iTtsign Anthony Besiick'to be Lieutenant, vice Berwick, dectoed. !Ambrose Prowckt, POnt. to be Ensigp, vice ; peswick, , Edwidd Donner, Gent. to be Ensign, vice 1 " 1- ! crOtY: • ' Sehey/leg Coinpatfy. Thomas Souter, Esq. to be Captain... Woodinall, Gent. to be Fitst Lieutenant. Charles Dendy, Gent. to be seceind Lieutenant. . - Steer Loyal t%luntcers. john Horniblow, Gent. to be Surgebn. - SomertOr and Lanktort Regiment: Lieutenant Charles Pitt to betaptain,yive Pyne, promoted. Second Lieutenant John -Knight to be First Lieutenant,. vice Pitt. John Penny, Gent. to beSecond Lieutenant, -vice Knight. John Turner, Gent. to lie Quarter-master. Lieutenant Williain Norman'to tie . Surgeon. Swajf 4,Tm Light Infantry Vaunteers. . Lieutenant john "frenchard to be Captain, vice G'ltyon, re. signed. Tiosi; - jcige. IfVls. Volunteers. Henry Fry, Esq. tube Captain, vice Stephens, resigned. Wind st,t - Voiunte,rs, John Chapman, Gent. to be . SUrgeon. . IVoottotz-under,Ectge Volunteers. Hamilton Green Parslow, tent: to be Ensign, vice Beady, dismissed. Il art Wratting Volunteer Cwutaty. William Long, Gent.' to be Ensign. City of York I/grimier,. Infantg. Frederick 'Swineard, Gent. to be Surgeon. • elinstie of l'oc'k Volunteer Infantly. , - Robert AndCrson, 'Gent,. ;o be Ensign. y.ttstarn in Gazette•ot 13th ult. For Robert Hoclgart, Gent. to be Ensign, vice. Clarke, re signed, read Ensign Robert Watt to be Lieutenant, vice Clarke, resigned. Robert Holgart, Gent. lo be Ensign, vice Watt: In the Gazette of the 17th tilt. , Noah Shields ald Tyner/mat, i'ditnteers. For Ensign e klexatider Frank to be Lieutenant, read Ensign Alexander Crichton to be Lieutenant. . QUARANTINE. UPON this subjefi we find the following observa. lions iii a GreertoCk Paper : All the VeSseis• recently arrived from New York, have been put under the restraint of quaiati. tine ; this is in virtue -of 'the order in Council, didated by the ,epidemical disease at that port, of the disappearance of which, there is not yet official intelligence sufficient to produce the recall of the order: Several of the vessels froin Qileb.et are put under similar restraint, and this -proceeds upon an order in Council issued in Angus( cir ciunitanCes, which' if they now exist at'all; ought to have no appliclAtion to cases like these. ;order direth that unless a eertiftei c ne shall accompany, the imporiationlnf "xkins in the lhair," that the aria skini are ;net' of the produce of Turkey, Or other countries on the Mediterranean, or West• Ba rbary; the Vessels, in 411ieh they are imported shill be subjected to quarantine. The -Canadian Ships having - on board - - ivithont certificates, .froth- two Bear-skins to a bale each, are, it-appears, deemed liable to the effea of 'the Order in Council ;. and ...iiterally they are to, for Bear-skins are, doubtless, Skins in the hair' ;''but it 'is equally clear,- that the Order in .Con.nCil, thug generally expressed, is a grievance to- individuals of no srrali magnitude. ; nor is it promotive of the health of the community; PvhiCh is - . the-obJeet of it. Bearskins, it is presuni ed, have never been known to . lie 'imported from Turkey, and the other countries guarded - against, far less have they ever been ittiporied trim these countries to Canada ; and tlierefore, it should seem as if these, - together with the other peltry of Canada, ought to have been excepted= in the Order of Council, ai' - least such as are of animals known to inhabit, exclusively, northern climates. " The *kite quarantine law's indeed- have great', need of revision. In such cases as the above, where the bulk of the cargo-is perishable, and-incapable.toO of transmitting inteaion, the consequence of an un: seasonable .jubjeftion to'quarantine, may be the entire ruin of the- iiayage. At London, for 'the meridian•of whi - Ch all these regulations are•calculat_ ed, the obstacle , is- surmounted-in' an initant, by a'• walk to the Council Office ; but the inconvenience to the oitt4orts of the kingdom, such, especially as are remote, is grievous. Taking an extreme case . 7 -if - a Vessel were bound to Shetland' or Orkney, three months might elapse before an'order in Council for the release would arrive: A power 'ought Cer tainly to' be lodged with the Board Of Customs, or some other local authority, for adminiitering relief in proper cases. In this respea Ireland enjoys an advantage over Scotland. With regard to the Clyde, Lamlash is ?r1 inconvenienrport for perform ing'quarantine, the; coMmunication heir diffictilt ; the Holy Loch; 'or' some other-creek 'nearer to the port of. discharge, and safer'hiiiitst . uorAy' weather is preferable." IN CHANCE R y. —The -rroceedings • and effect of the cause,'' Miss Fr.ANc Es PoRCELL against Mr. MAckAMAR-ii and others," - are completely mistaken and misrepresented -in some 'of . the public prints : it is true, "that ihe - Plaintiffisdil.... - ely to •become repos seisei' I •of onealtaff- of an nnprodthive West India • Estate, subjed to incumbrances to which It can • never be equal, pi - king -the Defendant as . a - Creditor for all're'can prone dile to - him, which entirely'ac cords with his answer, hiS constant wishes,', and his, repeated offers to 'he . Plaintiff and her family ; 'but in that event the Plaintiff- loses her only subsis fence, - the Annuity which the Defendant, as a purchasers was induced to settle upon her. A detail more cir cums-tantial cannot' at present be entered into with* . justice to future' proceedings-in this business, ex cept to state shortly.a very•stnall Ott of what is'in controvertibly proved in the cause, " That the Defendant has never yet, during a period exceeding . twenty years; derived so inoch as one shilling ad .. vantage or - return from- tire miserable esate in question, situate in the worst and most 'ruined of the `'Vest India Islands ;" that his only inducement , "-to interfere with, or to purchase that property, at a price exceeding doub:e the valuatiOn then made of it, - originated, and Could by possibility only oiiginat`e, frOM his desire. to save the Plaintiff, who , seas at that -period much past thirty years•of age, ► anti- at least old enough to judge for herself,' and 'also to save her sisterand her brother from starving , ina - prison, where their extravagance and debts must • hie placed theni; ',that the Defendant was misled into that purchage''by their long intimacy with his family, ' and above aril,- by 'their having: tio other friend Or reljt?oti it'll° pcisseed the mans (-I- will to' save•them from theircreditors, or give them bre.id."- _. . • - - •., - • PRICE C yEit S lOCKS, E_R-DAY. ~ ~ B:ank Stock .1461 7 India Stock ' '— ' - NAvy 5 per Leip. 1171 India Bbnci4 . , , ' 5 per , ent. T 197. 9 ,1,i-i ~. Otnirt•ATl sk:_& Irish 5 per Cent. • • 1 - ;noi:r; 3'per. Ctmt: Slti - 4 pc; Cent L gym. 7t.iii - I Dino Ann • ' ' 3 Pc( ' • R. 541T;,58.1nk..f0r Account . . 3 - re: C Con 54.1i'; o!K.div. 1 Detr/r.:(1 3,p:er cent. : B. J,. Ann. 16 1.16 i I . Cour ). air Open. 56i- 6f . J 3. S: Ann. 3 3-16 , 'Printel by B":lClLNistti( hi'MILLAN, /ofilow-Sfreet, .Corent.Garden) ; ancl.l) At the Su N .O FF lc t , z, Strand; where Advertnemexts, fbr' 11 FUKZ" -r " ILL.IU-13L1'1J.G. • Rti NA, DEC. 9 •-,—The .following ,officill - c;arati , :n has been sent to, WoLw ART, • De in;ty of the Equestrian Onlec,of FraheOuta : OFFICIAL, NOTE. .The undersigned, Vice Chancellor of the Empire, has laid btbre his imperial Majesty the most hunitile address; in winch the Thirteen Members of the Equestrian Order 'of Franconia, sun:awned to Bamberg the t 9th of November by the Bavaro Palatine Government, have given an account of the remarkable events of that day. His Nlajekrhas seen with...pleasure. by that address, that the said Members of the Equestrian Order, regarding as they ought, the intehtinns nanitcsft.d of the date of the 3(1 of last month; and guided by that sentiment of attachment to their' supreme Chief which.they have inherited from their ances tors, have remained faithful to the Emperor and the Empire; and that, concluding themselves as brave and loyal Germans, neither the menaces, nor the attacks .attually made, have been able to turn them from the obligations which they have contraded by oath, nor frotwthe-Constitution which has subsisted until the present moment, and has been solemnly sandiofied . by the last decree of the, Empire. His Majesty, in his quality as Supreme Chief and De-. fender of the .Rights of the Germanic League, has,opposed an energetic_ interference, addressed to ,his Ele&oral Highness the Elector of Bavaria, formally demanding that the statics• quo,relative /011ie Equestrian Order, should be re-establish ed Mall its relations, such as it existed before his Highness took possession of the Countries assigned to him as Indemni ties, and such as it has b. - :en solemnly guarantee , l by the last Decree of the General •Diet : That it should pot be. troubled again in future with arbitrary steps and measures ; aid that foi the particular difierenceS that might e - gist,his Highness would never lose sight of what is-prescribed by the Decree at the Etti. nire of 1753: That his . Imperial !Majesty expeeted from the cirhataaer ofthe Gleetor,froth his tiisdom and his love ofjustiCe that after having weighed with coolness this request of his tin; , perial Majesty, founded entirely upon the Laws and the Con stitution, he Would feel no difficulty.to - satisfy them com pletely, so ,much the more, as His Majesty the F.mperor,,is • firmly re,, , olved, in his quality - as Supreme Chief, and con (brambly with his duty, to .maintain the tranquility of the , Empire, to proteci, by ulterior measures, the immediate Equestrian . Order against all violet:et:Aid opprCSsion, The tilidigneel,' Vice Chancellotof the Empire, has the honiiur to communicate this supreme decision to the EnvOY of the. Equestrian Order,, in order that . he may commimicate it to his companions; and thit they may timid 'in it neWencoiirage ment to continue invariably_ in the glorious firmness which they have - displayed, and in their attachment to. the .Supreme Chief and to the Constitution. (Signed) Prince de COLLOREDO MANSFI ELD. Vienna, Dec. 3. - - • - SHIP NEWS. POLE, JAN. 6 Arrived—the Brothers, Whittle, and. Ilope c .Nelherw:noct from Ipswich ; Good Intent, Wills, from Cowes ; ford, japrd, and MinerVa, Larder, froM . Ltindon; APive, Wi from Ports.Mouth i Hope*,-H-umphry, trotrl.Bar -o.ou'Xli ,• and Swift nalloway, from liridport. Sailed—the Lark, ',Spurrier, - fLir, Portsmouth, and Jane, Dedhami- #64. 'London. - . cktryzs-ENn, JAN.B. . . .0 . Passe,t by—the . David i Brown ; Ferrett, W4iker, Apollo, Rower, and the Minerva, Riga ; Seduilus, Hajlidav, from Menid ;' riiiendo,4l-instsri,fiont-PetersbUrgh; 1-10ite,ANinton, frOin Niurdocki from Dublin; Success, W4lii , o,,,l:4l.w.Watcrtord ; (.4,l4s man, front hishOn ; frOm ; V row Ntargaretta —, from Se kiiderD jack from Quebec ; L'eary, from Haring; Two Brothers, Benson, and F muisus, from ItotterdAml,— Sailed —tic rorrakett; Holm, for l iibea ; Peggy; G erds , fjr Cacti; ; Earl'St. Vincent, Hutton, for Jamaica; Isabella,3i,'andetrzec, araiNegotie,. Mreyer,. far Entbdsui. II?fIRRIED, Lieutenant C. D. Williams, Of , the Royal •Tavy, to Ass Mario StaNe, niece of Lieutena:it- Colonel 'Sir Daniel Wil liams,. of the Ist Royal Tower klamlets Miiitia.. Yesterday mor n i ng, at Paddington Church, Thotrras*Nor ris, Esq. son of leremiah Norris, Esq. of Norwich; to Miss Baker; eldest daughter of John Baker, .Esq. of St. George's row, .Hyde, Park. Lately, at Lambeth Church, Captain Alsop, Paymaster of the 56th Regiment, to Miss Griffin. On Monday fast, Yatton Keynel I, by the Rev. C. Best, the-Rev. Thomas NOOper, to Miss Eliza Godfrey; second daughter of the Rev. Dr. Godfrey, of Waleot Parade, Bath. • At Rotterdam, William Collins,_ Esq. o f, liat• City ? to miss Aim Smith, thi r d d aug h ter of the late j'intes Esq. of Hammersmith. ' .• • last, Ralph Cald+yell,: a a in t .01(i iHmibsolmtoarli,estHy,usn6l6intghdoßilesghiimree,il' o ( s ltu Y isa,_ daughter df Sir us of Lamport, in Northamptonshire. ,Et.sqllia.liolfskih:i,ful-borßoatNr•ct: It.. lanslili, A" Mary Shelton, youngest dau.ghter of Esq. Esq. of Stonely, in the same "county; . On Tuesday last, at Southaryniton—,-Lieutenatit R. LaWion, of the Royal:Marines, to Miss Baker,_otilkdaught*ref Baker late of the 13 pmbay.Establishme nt At .angamull•;3sland'ofAltirl,-Liett .Ale nl M'Lean of the Argyllshire Volunteers, to Nliss Chrisriana 1411Lealir fourth daughter of John M Lean, Tacksman of LAp s ll., At Edinburgh, - on Tu h esday it, '=Capt. Tfloi•kas arnu Howard, = of `the 2.3 d, light dragoons,' Major or-Brigade on the Hon. North the Lord Ch British Staffief t Misstiee Rclerk.nly o,aughtar or.the Right o jus DIE D. On Thwsday last; Mr. George Bethell,, of lianway.street, 0 x street. of A t e later 'e x fi t V t k .v l;: . n i e . a . E r F v l a tz eariflodr,cni,loßt mother s o , It ica r s . c E n v a a n u t s , , E t 3 - I ; of the Royal Marines. , , On Wedne s d a y hi s t, in the 45th year of ltdr , age; Mrs.. At- • kinson, Wife of Mr. George Atkinson, of CAstle-street, 'Fat eon-square, . . • O sv .:fe n o S t. a L t i u e rda ute y lass, Lieutenant-General G i e ri S n er l a n i atzsree i t ket, t , 6 G t h t lasea, Artillery.Zk I.rs. lV On Sunday morning=last; at his house in the Tower, I,Vil liarrt Gregory, ,lisqi aged.so years. N i site 'e . stertiav rnorningearly, Jahn Paul S auth , f:;c1 ,:9f;C'h-cap- Lately. at NVells, near Bath,. Lieutenant. Hopper, of. th 'loth Battalion of the :I,l'i:ly of Reserve, late of - the 36th Rue gi 'nem of - On Wednesday se'nnight,.at Durham, aged 7 . 4, Nlrs.'Whar ton, mother of Richard Whart on , F.sq. M. P. The same day; Mr. T. 'Pollard, -of, the Ilay-horse , Ihn, Ho htbn-lane, near PreSton.; Lancashire his death was oc, easioned by too freely rearli s ids_alair....3.4rilst-in carriell bey6flo its•equilibriurn, pod in - his, fall he pitched on his elbow, which brought on a - mortifizatin, that ended in his death, within three clays after the :,ecident. Friday moriiiiK; at l'almouth, Anthony Todd, Esq. for merly Captain 9f the lianoier Packct, or. the Lisbon station. At Dalserf-house ' • the ti3th ttlt. in the Ith - y6irdf her Miss-Mary Ann Nisbet, yOunget daughter of the deceascii Walter Nisbet, Esq. of Mount Pleasant., in the Island of Nevis. On the 3 , :th ult. Mr. David Beatsriii, Ai; titer, Ruceledgh street, Edinburgh, and one the'assistant.clerks the. Court of Session. Mrs. Helen Green, Wile 'of Lie.t. Ira-ales i';reen, of the Royal Marines, and daughter of the late Patrick, Stuart, Esq. of Tinninver. At St. Andrew's, Mr. William Bar6ii, Professor of. chiles Lettres and.l.ogic in that'University. Mrs. Ryves, wite of G. F. Ryves„, Esq. Captain in the Royal Navy, and daughter of the late: Hon. lames Everard Arundel; of Ashcomb, Wilts. • ' • RETURN OF AVIIEAT IN KARK.I.ANE. By .1,ern.r1,.. Ctil i. n and MA 1. rA s, Meal Weighers, Itieludhlg only front the 26th of December to the 3 xst of Deccmh.4-, agreeably to the new Ad. 13a . Quarters at 63s al aoz Quarters :ft s3S od ion 724 — at 59s 01 86 :------ at cos od ci . at .585 od 57. ------ it 49s od 63s- at 5.7 s od I toll 21S -...--..----•• at 56s od 73 204 —,---- at 55s hd. I 31 1 94 .at 55s od I 26 --- at 46s od 162 7.4 x - at 38svd Total 3719 Quarters.—Average 14s. abd. 05. 9/ .. .(... lower than last Return.. From Dec. A RETURN OF FLOUR, 24, to Dec. 30,• from thc, Cocket O f&e. d. Sacks. s. d. Sacks. s. d • I 12969 VI 0 I 599 47 • 0 - 15 0 49 6 I 1 43 4 6 .0 403 49 0 4 45 .o 86r 48 0 '2B 4t 6 I 35., 47 6 i j 7 1 3. And 7 Sacks at 365 6d Total 15039 Sacks.—average 493. Bid. - os;6-1. lower than last return. • • Sacks. s. 9 55 4 1 54 53 53 4 5 7 lo Slc.) AVERAGE PRICE OF ENGLAND AND AVALES. Ending Dec. 3r. Wheat 52s 5d j Barley . 24s 4cl j Beans Ye R sis ,31,1 I Oats 21s aid i Pease TERN COUNTRY I\' Wheat, 47s to 513 S od 46s to 50s od 46s to szs od 48s to . 52s od 37: 4( -.4 1 ; 7d , 'IATtIiETS (last Barley. 2cis od to 235 . 3(1 igs od to.z4s od 22s 0(1 to 24s od 24s oct to 2 s 9 a 'Vettc) per QT: Newbury ti.tlisbury Devizes Warminster (ja . r.s. tes Ed to pis 2oS od to 22.3 2oS od to 23s I9i od to 2J$ PRICE OF HOPS. Dwr.s. POCKETS. , K , ent, 41. 4 s. to 51. ss. I Kent, 51. Ss. to 61. 6s. Sussex, 4t. los. to 51. os. I Sussex, sl. Ss. to 51 1454 'Essex, 41. its. to 51. os. 1 Farnham, 61. os. to 81. os. tbii,heit by ‘V ILL: ARMIG&R. ScßirPs, 7 (Of South Avloltpl raprr, Letters tQ r the Editor, &c. (Post-paid), mi SEEDS Red Clover- - 4os to toos . ' White ditto - .70s to ta6sl Trefoil - - - 3os to 58s }per cwt. Carraway - - ... 6os to 65s -I Corilnde lor - - - _ , ~, ... s to 17s) Turilft, - - - - rBs to 28s Trer huthet. White - Mustard Seed - 9s to cis 6d ditto.' Browt'i di:lto - - tos. to 14$ ditto. ditto. • . .. Canary - - - 8 s e d to 95..., PRICE OF LEATIIER (per AT LEA I'ENHA Putts, so to sblb. each - ,zO,l. •to 2tcL, !Yu°, 6o to . 65-Ib. each - - - zzd. to 21c1. 114.z.rch'aits' 13acla, - - - zod. to —d„ Dresilnrirides;- - - 2tit. to . '1 7 .44 - • 1 1 1::e Cpl. 6) - . 23 , 1. jo 24(1... Crop Ili* cutting, - - - 21 .1. to l 220. •Itltt - - - - ig6d . to' 204 3 b to 01h. per °Weil - ztyl. to 32itic. Oitto, • 50. to 701 h. 29<1. •to 33(1..per lb. Ditto, 7O to E;;11,. 27d. to 2.9 d. per lb. Somll Seals (Crecnlatid) 42(1. to ..454. per lb. Large ditto - looS. -to, 1465.. per 1)oze. 11 • :L rs c Hides, tEs. to 2.85. per Hide. • --- i-, ) SiNIiTHFIELt) 'VfARKIET, lan. 9. To sink the Oltia----per stone of 81b. Vcal.,. ss. oit. to 7s. 63. N R l f t .i tc, 4 n s ,. 4 1s 'i .. 8 1' 71. 5s to . t.' : 041. 1 Pork, 35. .33 . to 4s. 43.. HEAD OF CATTLE T rsis nAY. - - Beasts about !Soo--Sheep_ and Lambs 8300. NEWG ATE and LEADEN:HALL MARK ET. Weer, 35:40, to ss; 4 4. Veal, 4s. 4d. to 6s. 64.. lqutton, to ss, oci. . 1 Pork, 3s. SA. to 0•44. PRICE OF I St. James's Market 4s. *I. C 1ar,.1 Market 4s. 8:i. tvliiteehapel Market 4s. Bid. per tone ofll4. t4s.. 4(1. Average price 4s. 4%.i. Yellow Soap; B.p.—Mot Price of Catittles per dozen, I'ALLOW. . i Town Tallow Si. , s . L.:•.;?.., Russia do. (Can a) 76i.- ;Is. Russia do. (Su.) 735. Melting stud' 635. 655. Ditto rough. 445. ad. Graves t4.s. ad. Cool :tk(.l,,a Dz ..._ eg c s u t r z nd a s : ,65 .., . izs. 6d.—Moulds, :317. 6:1, St. lAXIES's HAY MARKET, Jan. 7. Hay, 41. los. oth to 51. 15A. dd.—Aver. gla. --a,- Z. Str.t.v, 6d. to tl. 145. od.—Aver. zcs. ? " ! ": - IvUIITECITIAYFL MARKET, Tan. '. i'l4 ~41. as. od. tosi. iSi. od.-.—Aver. .11. 19s. at Clyypr; 51, nzis. od. to 61. 6s. ocl.—Aver. sl. as, °cf. Stravi , , ti iO5. to ki r6s. ti. 1 . 35. od. COAL" EXCHANGE, fan - . 9 Rest Coals, in the Pool, pet Chaliltoil Deliveted to Housekeepers at - - StinderlaAti, per Chalciron - - D'eliYered to IlOttsi!keepers at • • - 55s oct 67 d 49% cd 6t s od- MONEY. • A • GENTLEMAN having several Thornantlq. ltt .cornrnand, will advance, the same ttnyn• the security... 6f Freehold,' C7opyhold, or LeaSehold Incomes or Estates, Money in'tho - Fund4;' Anintitie;, lointures, &C. : in S-tmis of pot less thalt. 2001: redeemable, at the pleasure oLthaJitir chaser ; or.the saute will be h ?tight, aslw,ould the Reversion Or Pri!sentatiun to a Living, \V here the 141c:umbent is in yea! s.—Principals or their Solicitors,. may. apply p , Json- -•` ally, yr , by Letter, : post paid, to Mr.yrivctr, No. 5„ Lei,. 6ester-place, su - Leicesteru:ire, from till Four . - Wi - LEN . Prof4SsiQllaiVien cif`. Education -Responsibility deviate from ger,tral Systern ,by the sele'dio'nOri . peeuliars:,..ll:6ll,.the'satietio. - tiol„l ohl ,;• con- tinucd success is the best criterion of superiority. • Light years have I.devoted ; nay „prJietice to the exciu3sre treatment of Three 1 )isortiers - and the successf u l result ` of , my plan gives 14ic additional - m-(1'0r to oppose,, as tar as lam able, the .ravages of 'those; Complaints wh;cli are the most important in the • Caialogue of Human lns ait . .1r y ijr:.: l ;i flsl , A. a lier initiation into every:Bran c h, Suigeen„. formed a wish at an early period of P otctice , to reseuedn— diyiduals from the ignorance of uned ucate d men , or: the , , equally. d: precipitancy of general Praclitiohefs. • Thel•hree Disorders, to the Cure"of which I have •de... 1 voted my attention, comprise every.-species of VdN f_ R EAL I N Et:C.IION," whether of a recent or long du- ration.: All kinds of debility, whether arising fr(ina - the habits of sehodl.boys, or the indulgerkes of ntaturc-:- age : And, lastly, toat derangement of toe system in, wo.: men wj#ll is , :alled :3A It KENN E S 5, or STERILITY. Nutric:cus DiSeases are the result of-ignorance; Or Irsts_-- - ". in the' treatrrient of'a slit c;oliorrheea r - an d'i r nrcri. "in- • frequently --iieppens that - the - see , ls of Life are poisoned bit iiMtscreilon' of an unguarded hour„--By iiiperiot thD , t stielf 'Complaints are easily 'cured ; and, even others' have, failed, I .trust that I may- presume to oll'er. tatheal re-establislunclit. . Few, however, are the cases of corriplk.ted distress is this disorder; -comparedwith the Caiamitou-s situations. ‘,.,/ • Men, who, from an indulgence in a solitary. vice, or tht prevalent gaieties a tasnionable lite r aclitire grit state ut Deility, Whicit is the 'Unavoidable 'gin:sequence of such. pernicious habits. , • I,V here the ,unhap s py sufferer broods over ,his misery, but' carefully conceals his inisfortUfic, it may' be son ic iso lation for him to know, that-althilugh It be an obieitl of doubt or Uncertainty with other -,Pr.ietitioters, the of these Detietencies by the gradual progr es s, e ( I.t eno v a . Tian, is the acouirement of sny Fxperience.. site rites ' of •13acchtis cr 'Venus have - began to reduce Manly viz,our.,. much anxiety will he -prevented by an early Count.mic . tion of this languid "iitate ; and in these , cases, no greas etilfieult‘; will occur. 13ut where this l)eficiency has for years existed, a prOpet perseverance is iit:lpensably •equisite• to r,,,ve the slum bering Sparks of Lite, and to re-animr,te the Constitution. A WRAF!) WOMS:'N, who long,,been dialhpointea in their expectations o r Fannly, may itSlireri, boar - most isis';ances, such detCvis are curable by M.AhcAl The SCCreSy which :s r.sSentiai to it y snd i have ptesun,ed to , state , the has:s ot toy pretensions, :tot -in con with snc P this intimation is given, tb-it Mr, tire.`, inay n ;! pe:sonaily,' Or by Letters Juclesing Note), at l'" tiouSe; • Ivo r 2. 9 ; Arbridel street, Strand, rear Temple Bar , tg;,,- - There i 4 an additional Entrance, in, Water-street, adkuning, an d the Natn..2.• is on both tire do,rs. Martin iiree, Member of die f,iyal t.:ollege of ..t.trzecils. 1-st t, ros; , enor-sq4are) i st he a,idresNett.