The Sun. — London, England, 1806-12-16 00:00:00

-~~:, ~•j; PO 4 - FROM, 7'HE -1)(17'011:PA P El-tS e VI N A ( itiatiOns of grOt • , ;reight : 1 here; • nut .1 :t - hing tranl;ives. lti the :te we hear that an Extrao - t.iinafy Envoy, illeperson ofTrince LicturF.-NsTEIN, kir) be sent : t> I.'itf Ktnperor , ; .'4.APOLF,ON FER DIN A N.I? , ..ionand ortlt red Some itif- 7 t:. :A. tnaoe the works at 01m14. MENTZ, Dac. Leg'on of Poles under Ge nera; YON Cl-11:: R' has been• very soon et;nipidte'd," titittmarched . from thts7eity for Rga44 vnttlit gct Re-; tire it withdrew it took. the oath of, allegiaude to 'Emperor' NAPO I, E 0 N.o::The Prossjan, Gan ison of Platsenburgh arrived at . Bainbetg, P'fiSoners of war, on the 24. t : • . • " • • iriffilivow,r,..DEo. 1.-!-Nienbargh and • Platsett burgh; the, only two fortresses the . P.rossians had on the side of Bohemia, caPitulated,on. the same day; viz. the 25th Ult. The garrison'of the latter Were; male prisoners-of:war.- - • The :disarming of the Hessians is completed. ''Three thousand of them, without waiting for that . measure, ettered into the French service ; the rest , received two months pay, and were sent to ..their homes: Officers who refuse to give their parole are • ;treated as prisoners of war. ._ - • , - The arsenal of Cass;, 0 l produced 10 pieces of brass cannon, and loo,„ono stand of arms. Eight thousand horses have been demanded. • VIENNA, 'Nov. $24.---The removal of our troops from Bohemia is still talked of, though their desti nation is not for Poland, as at first reported ; they are to form a new.army ; they are to return to their; garrisons, and merely to compose a slight cordon along the frontier of the Azitrian States. t • FRANKFORT, DEC. 2.—We are assured that the .4nstrian troops assembled in Bohemia are to prot ceed in different regiMents to their respe&ive garri. sons 3-'and that the exportation oft 8,000 , hogsheads of Hungarian wine has been permitted ,for the use of the French army. Baron FEI.N ER is charged with the Matiagetnent of this transaction. • DRESDEN, Nov. 2g.---According to intelligence • from,Frrankfort on the Oder, we learn, that the co lumn•• - or rr..nch troops under Marshal AUGEREAU proceeding ,„ througli Eiburgh to bant.zia, and Grau de. otz, has returned. The fortress of Dantzic, not .yet evacuated IV'. the Prussians, is invested' by the frepch. . . On yile 21 it several Polish Noblemen an Adju '• till! ''helon ; .; - ing to 'Marshal DiI . TOLLST, and some -.l):liers, arrived at Warsaw; and wore'receii4d . with . - great j v oy : , Preparation were-Leaking for organ iz -ing 'every filing on, 'a . new footing... The Corps of the Ai :ny miler - Marshal AITGEB.AU was . not' ex- - peaed before the 26th: ;Warsaw' itself, and the ~A-hole of the .Pepgsian territory on, the ether side of th ; :. Viitula; .were - totally stripped :of...tr6upst -I ‘ 4l . DoRANI), SeCr6lll) ',C)' the . Prince•of 13#NEEN.TO, ' : 1 0 GetitTal 'ANDlocci.s.sy, concluded the late nego-. titvions with the Cdurt of- . - LOWER ELBE, DEC. 2.- Ttle French tro_ps Nav e all left annburgh, a corps of 600' risen excepted.— : General LAVAL commands, in the . ropm of MarshAl ; 'and .Geneial` DUNLOitiCEAU • • Relative to the English wares, nothing further has Leen determined upon. People wait: for fresh orders . -- train the I ,4 _.inpercr NA T i.Eps ; and,:in the mean wink, it is hoped, that . t.t+e, DepinatiOn sent to Ber lin will be-able to etfe6t-some tpitigatioo in f4 - our of • tratke lutrKisti . FRONTIERS, I v ‘ 7o V. 12.7r.X1iq • Qom - mathlanCof Belgr:tde has po . ,r,i 7 e . CY.teiusctl to give up that place to the: Servians . , , , c - risstently with the orders of the'PoavE. Z.AN.S./. havitigassain blel'flie garrison, and representud tho,,slate 9f:it, to them, madelhem s'Ne:lr to deifc,,i)d it to the last drop otrtheir hiocid. This ceremciqyfitOwd,Aftlithe • cfaniatilm of " Vive Kjiz4nsl !';. The• Aga! of -the Janizaries, in, the. Idwer tovn, was ,obliged to ' employ menacA to bring his troops- to the sane re.- • •solution. In the mean while the Envoy , of the PORTE has ret'redto Sclw . ndria, to wait till CZERNI GEORGE shall Obtain p,,Sessio'n'ot Belgrade.. Mr. DENNISON, of St. Mary AKe, .who died on has Friday left' prbp . erty to the value of at least . one million sterling. The following, arc ExtraOS; front private Letters received' by 'a l‘Krt - Alion't: of highrespeoability " Muni=, are no iu the greatest an\ety of mind and expeaati - on to hear the result of . a bank said to t)Q...:u fought in the neigh bourhood of Grautk•u;. , ,, between the Freud) and combined army of Prusi,itus and Russians ; _ as the fate of'our King .ut atld CouutrY Will depend .on it ; if it should 'proce• nsuccessful to the Allies, the Pres sian C'airt Trcasitry Will most :likely ,be sent immediately to Our prayers are for:their success, in which 1 think' - every true Briton heartily • , " NOV. 2D.—,The .hopes of Pruisia semi to d, peril . now on . Gralidentz ; the King.of • PRUSSIA therc person r and ~ has an army- of . 46,00rti Prussians and ,70,000 Russians united. Dantzic is•hy c ihe King..of.Prossia. orders lint in a vigorops state ofd2fLuce,. and bas a.garrison of 1.,006 Pilissians 100,00 . 0 . Russi . ans are said ,lo be-in Warsaw, and it is thought the,,,,Loperor will . cOMmandthis corps in pet - stt....A eyere - bittle isalso said to have been fought at Posen : between he RrassianS and French, when - tfielatter, . . were totwtly detcated." . ...AT . TEMPI" AT . SU/ SaturtJafafterneen, :abo`',Yt r , }.lreo'cleck, as a kibouret : of the nacne-of Ga itrel;l; d his son, w,hd 'reside at Parlditi , lovi Ni,'ere.re •turi;:ing the , fa,t her, : perteiti - ed a vito • 4t ; ,:the" , ecrg&:Zif.the Canitt:.•T'hey cypa‘ii - cOunpurivenb'x'ards unt.:i-tunate ; but when they, had arried w;thin'Attotit of hcr, she.obsetvedAherii;and plunged into 'tilt_ %), , ,.ter. Note it ipti3ncling, Elle depth, the. 1-,,ne,1 in afie her, l at.;ilSe risk of his unairlutiate girl' was .not more' a minute in the. sitter, Ent( from the inclemency of the was witi, onficalty- that medical aid ;. xestored..,,;:?`r 'to uer t‘q:tlittes , She turned dot to be the,daUsliTer nu'ise k yntan, near town, who had ieft.iter and qeviated from 'the path .of • tue, ttuisi three .. eek - s . abo.• LONDON : Printe4 by I. At the SUN-UFg, L.l ff-a-LTGI-L-tr _ U. 1.1.6 Z. L Vi.bi 6i V3l. Wind, UN, 7 ; SMITHFIELD Cy/177U; STIOIr. • I I\Tr; Rep(,),ito; ark.l was on Saturday and yesterday crow; de, ~:N.-01.1tvity,§_30c1, Gentle hien cotiCernei,:t to the I;reedi!;g - , Rearing, Fattening, and Sale of Cattlek In - the Loudon Niark'et. Sitice Friday, . tw.o very tine Pigs . %Cm-brought into the yard, belonging to ,Mr. 2 1 :v1.o . .milgue Burgoyne.— , Messrs. Gibbs and co. ,eXhibited some fine s i ,ecitnens of kohl fiabi, or flutis_iarian turnip-cabbage, widen were...much admired. In thdireeidicusSion and ex rressikrof up n ion which ii.comi oat!, at these meet ings, we Were not surprised to hear some Gentl em en expressing their d'oktiAs the in-kiixiety of the deci siDus, of the judgei , - io.one; or two cases ; when such howgyer, Twinkled by ,the standers, that the object of the Club, in offering premiums, is not to eliileCt 'the most pk•rfeLf ahinial, either tor shape or .fatness, w hich Could possibly .be produced, but to eucqurage the : exhibition of such cattle-as have im proved the most, in proportion to the, food ,consum, ed by'them : the objeCtors admit,ted,.thata was impossible to forlil a correi Judginent withotit an examitration and comparison of theertifidtes : which accompanied each animal. About 'four O'CloCka theeing of the. Smithfield. Club took place at Freemasons' Tavern, Lord Wm._ 'Russell: in Jhe:•Cliair ; the' idlidWing 'Noble men and Gentlemen were ballotted for, : and ad mitted Membigs of the Club, viz., Tltanet, Sir Henry - Lippincott, Cniontl Beaumont, Richard Harvey, --•••• Alien. Robert Tubbs , iolin -Plomer Sanmel'Kenditl, IVilliain• Lambert, Ayres, Cullen Smith, Win. D. Ground, • Stephen ThoriztOn, 1-raucis Modgate, 136Q0n, lobo ,;ilan-,.,siey, 'ILL% •' About five 'o'clock near 300 Noblemen, Gentle_ . men,. and Graziers, sat 'doom td a very. excellent dinner in Freemasons' Hall, Lord Win. Russell in the Chair ;.Jame.s.Backl:ell Praed, Esq. and Mr. Paul Giblet, the Stekvai d's. After the cloth was withdrawn, his Lordship gave— The King—Good Breeding-'the Meejx- The Duke of Bedford—The Plougli - ---SmJll in size and great in Value— Mr.: Coke—Earl Winchilsea. His-Lordship then rose, And read the .adj udication of the Prizes, as we have already stated them, viz. In class I. To - Mr. IVestcar 5:o guineas ; the to guinea ,prize was-not awarded.' • - ' In class 11. To Mr. Westcar 20 guineas, and to Mr. Edmonds I ()guineas. • • • In class III: Mr. Cha6dler 20 guineas; • m1;1 to Mr. Westcar t U guineas. • • In class IV. To Mr. Chandler 10 guineas. In class ,V. To Mr. Lucas i 0 guineas,. In class VI. TO Mr. L.echmere to guineas. •• In class VIL.To Mi:Edmonds'‘lo gnineas. In class VIII. The prize not claimed. • 16 class IX. To Hem ry King, jun. to guineas. L In ciass Mr. Dodd 10 guineas. And In 'class XI. To His Royal HighsieSs the Duke of . . York 10 guineas.. , • His Lordship then stated, that on ticeohnt lof the kletefordshire.breed of cattle having so uniformly of late Borne off - the prizes bifered by the Club, it was in futdre,intended, -and he was happy that'the hinds Of the t. a:lmitted of, it •to altla - and increase - the . premiums, by uttering separate prizes.of 20 guineas each for,the best ox or steer she xu of the following • breeds, viz:- Herefordshire,' lorig-diorned, short. , horned r .Sussex, Kent; or, Devonshire, and any nii:;ed breed,' not weighing It ss thau .1:•.0 stone.; dud to have beets worked two years ;:also an addiiolizoi ten guineas to 'the owner, of the best ox or 'steer snewn' as above ; also for the best. ox or steer of .any 'breed,- under 120 stone,. either. worked or not,but•fed out 'cake or corn.- These alterations were greatly • -applanded.' His'-LOrchbip then stated', that. Mr. Arthur Young had resigned the office"of Seeretary ,to,the Clu); and it .was intended to-elect four Vice PreSideuts tb act in the . absence of ,the . the Duke Of kklford, the President.' After ~liis Lordship 'had sat '&W6, :Lord Somer ville rose, and proposed,the health Of . '• " bird William Ribs-11" , winch. wits, drank -With three times three. . - A rit'ool &igi - aving of thy -late:Duke 'of Redford, .-1 . 3 y• Mr. Lane, was handed round ltid•roona fdr the insp,eCtion, of the company.. . I . * •' • . Lora Sormrville's servant distri butes his , Lord ship's priirted proposals ' fur •Prites" fd be given on 1 the 3d of March. • • • 'l:he Chajtmaa..then gave. " The farzninA 'Society of Ireland." Earl /Ice. 'That hilarity and amicable, discussion which never fails to take place when ingenious and praCtical , men meet over a bottle of good wine, was kept,up till a late - hour, before the company *parted. On Wednesday noon a melancholy circumstance 1 occurred on Southsea Com Mon. Mr, W., A. Lime- .I rick, in'toMpany 'with Mr. J. Ity - 4, Mr. W. Ha milton, and Mr. Wilkinson, having agreed to ShOot at a markfor awager, assembled near , the 'bathing . machines foi - the purpose of 'deciding the het; when, having fixed the ace of spades to:a Post, they witht drevi to a distance Of twelve yards. - Eirneriel, by the consent of,the party, was to haye the :first fire ; he accordingly pulled the trigger of liis pistol,.‘,vhich htiiigfit'e;when he - removed, and another of the .'party came up to!fire:- Limerick had'moved tiut a very , short distance, „whn he received: balL'iir. his right side,' which passed Jhrough his body,grazing both his arias: The bad camp froth the pistol of Mr. Ham& ton; which accidentally went off as h l .l Was 'about to tire at. the card.,• Mr. Limerick immediately dropped his Pistol, and, after running about- forty, yards, tell down, 'He was taken to the bathing-house, and from 'thence to the•Crw,vn Inn, where he expired early the next morning. ' The most _perfeet friendihiP'existed amongst them ; and.the unforomatedec'eased made oath before his death, that it was accidental ,A Co - roner's il-ailust - was held on the body, and a verc46l • oz, conden tut diva returned. Mr. Limerick had re : ,cen.%ly got h; ;appointment as a, writer in the East In- r'dia : Company's service, and was waiting to take his - - p'Asage in, the.,Getieral Stuart East Indianian to India, where: hi§ father iS;iind from WhOtii be 'has been absent about nineteen years. He was buried on' Sa turday, morning in the Garrison Chapel. The other LGentlemen belcingecCto the General Stuart. • DUEL.--On Friday morning 4'451 was fought on . . Blackheath, between a gentleman of the west of the town, 'anal a foreigner, .said to be.:,a 'German Bal'On. . The ~former is siightly 'Wounded in the shoultler.•: TheY ',.:Vere not attended by any seconds, 'and' the.cause of their carrel is not known. PitICE .TALIAV • . • _ , , . ICH AR D 1-InRR2S , of No 4. Martlctt.court, • ,11(1 published by W r.z ATA . A oRR SCR ; r PS, pf SOUtil Holton-stre No. tie, Straud; wheie didithraseinents, -for Eh?. ropey, 4: tens - f or the Editor, &c. (post-pai(9, must be addressed. . St. lainci's Niuckei 33._ 94 . • Ti:) , - , o . oi(i.v --s.o•i.C.)-pt Ad Cl.tic Market 33. 91. . "iellow 4 , ...,33., 03. od ..' , 93. Wiltre,„;n4t....l i\ larket 33. 9.1. V . : nit,: ...,..). c 3, 0 , 1. i 7 - Ad., per atoms OL bit).. -------• Swil L;.). 0 ,. i 6,. c x; 1 Ls. 324. , Mutt,... ) , ;Jain 1 63. 495. od. Averagt price 33. 'it:. , I.)itio lut.;, 3. 36 - 4.,...cd. 1 Gravc, i i ..,.-.d. . . (..;ooit i)i - :.45 - :,--.. od. • Yellow Sb:Ap, 745, —tm , ,,,445 , 6 , . --1_,.., 9,,,. Price of Candles" per dozen, 105. 6d. —Moo '...i3, its. 6d. St..IAMES's HAY NlAlik . ET, Dec. r;. !Lay, 31. 3s. od. to 41. od.—Aver. 31. ;:is 641. Straw, 2.1. SS. 011. — W Zi. 173. zi. 12.). WHITECIIAPEL HAY IVIARK.ET. Hay, 31. los. od. to 41. '465. oci.—Aver. 41. 3s. od. Clover, '4l. os:ocl. to $l. :ay. od.—Aver. 4.. ioti.od. Straw.,ll. tBs. od. to 21. 6s. ed.—Aver. 21. 2s. cd. ~. COAL-MARKET. Ships at Market. Sold. • Dec. Si,. 147 Newcastle 34 at 37s 3d 495 6,1 27 Sunderland 4 at 34s 3d 4os od 1 Cinders 1 at 365 od IL 525 Newi.:astle 35 at 305 od 49q o 4 21s Sunderland 5 at 3is 6d 39; - 9-1 i Stone Coal at --s od —s sd 12. toy Newcastle 2a at 315 od 495 3 1 - . 25 .Sunderland . 5 - at 33s od 3os od ~_--~=s To THOMAS TAYLOR, Esq. .Sir, • No. 9, New . Bridge-street, London- T ',CONSIDER it but an act. of: justice due to the 1, ',l ner:ts of your LEAK E's PA 'FN 'l.' PILLS, .to.conv- Municate id you the tollovving Cure which has rectilitly beet/ pertlzined by them:— An Ai:titian:twee, ot int,:e, by the breaking out of an 'old ''V!!lierettl Complaint (attended y a complication of disorders,arising - therefrorti). wak' reduced .41-. ' most ro a skeleton ; and although he had the .best 'nettled advice.which could he obtained, and tried a variety tat Patent Medicines, nothini could be prticured yvni._di scented to suit tits eaNeltirto'do•liiiit any service: .he 'remained in a most re duced and pitiable situation tot two .ye.ofS, 11114.1biC to fOIIOW • lifs''Professlon, and scarcely able to walk or• even to stand-on his legs ; in fact tio un:t who,kriew hint ever supposed it 4,,ib5.- sink for hint to recover lie was advised at last to, try )(mt. Leake's PillS- T -ne did so, adhering 'strictly to the dere:lions given with them. He had nut taken more than two boxes be fore he folind:atVolteration - tlir the 'better : this encouraged hint to proceed, : and by taking a few boxes more he touts his appetite and strength gratiud ty return, and is now as health• and stout as any. man I 'know. You are weltmine, Sir,' to icier any person to me tut a confirmation of the abusfe accounr it it shvtddbeiloubted. , . I am, Sir, your obedient humble servant, Library, Follt4totte:s ' THUS. PURDAY.. Prepared and Sold by-the Sottri:roprietor, , , T nos . IA Y LOW, Nleinber.of the 'Loyal Coliegt ot Surgeons. ..t .I..ontion,- at ~his House, N's. 9 , New Bridge -street ; Where, after a constant residence -1 more limn Forty Ycars, ii 4 a practice particularly directed to t 1,... Care ul Vene real Complaints, and-those-incidental to the Parts et Generation in both Sexes', with that inviolable ' secrecy ..- which Men , of his Profession should 'always'observe., lie ' flatters himself, the advice and assistance he grituirods- ''' - ir hitministers - to I'si - slit's taking this iviedicine., ivill be esteelned kbY4a•disrerning Public, it:i' auk advaiir.a..c seldom to be obtained, and void or ambiguity. Also sold, by his . Appointment, tor the convenience of' ``those livii*at'a distance, at the .Perfumer's, No. 35, St. Al ban's-street, Pull Mall; the T,, shop, No. to 3„ Oxford ' 'street;. .Mn.' Dislioiough's, No. 7,..1 Mt-street-lull ;.' Mr. .Itaxter's, South-bridge, Edinburgh ; Mr. Ml' i,ortald's, Glas gow; 'Mf. Bull, Ti.titte-street, Dublin; Mr.. billinges, Li verpool ; Mr. 'Atk Anson's, 'iVlaitchcste i ; .:tol by one verson ,_, in every considerable Town in ki_reat lintain and Ire.aticl, in Boxes. of only as. 9,1. each, sealed _:,,, with-full 'attl' plain - tflfeCtidns, whereby persons of either. sex may:cure theilt:•elve , 'with ease, speed, ..ecrecy, and S.tiety. .N,. B. Every. Box sold in Great 13ritain is sealed up wit h ' a stamp, on which, by savour ot the Cornmissioners, s is print -1 ed at the Stainp-ofilce, " I'. Taylor, No. 9, New Ittalge, Istreet," to imitate which is `Felony, and all others-arc coon. t.r,..nts MLRDER~OF.MQ ZEEL. Yes 4 ;erd ty, at twelve of Holloway and Ha . gerty, die two penons in,c'ustody r'... - Zliarge of having co,nmitted this, most, horrid inurde: - , were brought up from Clerken well Prison.to the Public- Office, in Worship-street, -for examination: The Magistrates present were,-Alessrs. N'Att ES, GIFFORD, and cAPy,E.a-,,,and,anne.,but.tlie Witoesses (one or two Gentlemen excepted) were . suffered .to .be pre sent. The person who has turned Kinb . 'sei'itenCe, nd who ‘v.as brought from--on b 'arct he Ju#titia "Hulk; at Woolwich, was examined; his natue is Halfield, and he was formerly . a postilion : his tes titnoey was to the following etft..ct • "-That on the day the murder was perpetrated, the Witness and the prisone - rs agreed to go on Houn slow Heath to rob ; that they there met 'Mr.' Steel,. and demanded7his money, watch, and•pocket-book, which demap,d the deceased• hesitated .to comply with ; that on this Holloway, Who was behind Mr. Steel, • struck him with a bludgeon on the back of the head, and' brought him to the,•ground; that Hanfield then sat down upon the body, whilst Hol loway and' Hagerty were beating the deceased on the head, and in the at of strangling him ; Hollo way and Hagerty, after the deceased had done groaning, and they believed him dead, rifled his .pockets; and seeing astage-coach coMing across the Heath, they took Mr. ,Steel's boots, hat, &c. and carried the body to a hole near a clump . of trees, and threW •it in,; -they then avoided the Main road, and we ,t. round by-what•are called Sion-fields to Houn slow, where they stopped at, the Bell Public-house; and had some refreshment." • 'A Bricklayer gave -evidence as to the finding the 'ray, &c. Part of Mr. Steel's coat, which was torn in the scuffle, was found. near the spot: Gilbert, from the Bell, corroborated.. the forego.- ing Testimony. Mr. Frogley, Surgeon, at T-lonnslow, gave an ac- 7 . count of examiuuig•the .body, and , technically de4 scribed in wltzt'stateire, found it at the. Ship at Houn, slow. Mr. James Ileeves..,.(nrinerly•Chief Clerk at Bow= street and at Union Hall,--nd Donaldson,' Croker, and two other Row-street QtEcers, attended to give evidence of the murder. having been committed nearly fohr years ago. Holloway:, at the time - c the Murder, -Vvote a smock frock ; Hagerty was in his dreSs as' a, bricklayer's bodrer; and :Hanfield in plain clothes; the latter appeased yesterday as a sailor, in a blue cloth jacket and trowsers. Holloway is a very ill looltittg triam , --as are, deed, whole of the Prisoners. He was very heavilj - ironed •he seems an hardened villain, and smiled at.the charge of having taken away the life of a fellow-creature. He is remarkably stout t - the two others are slentierlirkte men, partibularly prty, *vg,ho Nvas. in .the orneserve Maid stone, but poisoned his leg to get discharged. After . ..the 'murder, he . went to sea; as we hive alreauy stated. The Prisoners , and the King's Evidebee i . were remanded to -separ,tte.prisons tor re-exatriina tion at the above Orfice,:on Monday-next.: The examination lasted nearly three hours: • On Sunday evening a rieesun was taken ilatcauS-,,i tody in the Haymarket for using seditious 'expres sions and exciting a riot: fie - .vas *examined yes terday at . the .Niarlborough-street (Alice, and was pin witted to Tothilltields'Bridewell: • Some feW days since .a respe 'table farmer Rowfant, SuSsex,• who had - a deputation to 'shoot over a manor belonging:to Mr. BETfrILTNE, of that , place, on. his return home frOm . the field - with his wan loaded, -p - oceeded — to draw the charge, and l — aaving returned to his punch such 'of the shot as came easily out, pursued the prkiice, which. is bAt too common in,such cases, of knocking the butt end of his gun against the ceiling, in . order - to dis .lodge any of the shot corns which might have at tached to the wadding that confined the powder, Whilst his right haul was. employed at the muzzle to catch them.. By,this imprudent a&the cock was forced do . v6i, the powder discharged, and the hand dreadfully lacefated. A Surgeon was sent for, I, 'whti extrkted a portion of felt, which the wadding consisted of, frOM the wound ; but,sorne fragments ' remaining, ,they soon broUght on a mortification, 'Which rendered amputation necessary ; but the tni fortunale man refusing to submit 0 the operation *, languished a short time, - and expired, under extreme 6gdriy, leaving awidow 'and six children to-lament his loss. That many persons have found great benefit who have unfortunately pursued a dangerous.praftice- in their youth, in unguardedly giving vir4y to that crime which brought on the divine xengeance, is incon teStibly illustrated by, the inatchleo and unprece dented sale of," Solomon's Guide to Health ;'° a book, sthidh 'of all others in the ineclical line is so.univr- Sally necessary to be used and treasured up by,young and old in-every family, that the increasing'deMand for it cannot be wondered at, when it is foundered that, as a faithliel Guide either to male,orfemale, it has not its equill in the whole wOrld.=—Yrife 35. only.. Yesterday, at his fatli'..ir's house in Wilnpole-strget, the Lady of William Corbett, Esq. au llaugirer. On Tuesday last, the Lidy of Valentine Kitchingman, Esq. of Carlton Husthyvaite, Yorkskirc, of a Son. DIED.. Mrs. Stevenson, wife of David Stevenson, Esq. of Old Cast te ; Carrna . rthensiiire; daughter bt the late 'Francis Tom kins, ),:sq. of Park-place, Si: piles's. I , 4llSunday last, suddenly, .at • his house in Crown.strett; Thoinas.Marsh, Esq. • On the i ith of August last; by falling from the mast head of His. Pvlajesty's Ship Fame, off Newfoundland, Henry POrtlock. iS•lidshipinan ' at the age of-19, son of Captain P6rtlock, of the Royal Navy. , PRICE 01 YESTE STOCKS :DAY. India Stock, India Bonds, „ . . South Sea Stock, Exchequer,Bilis, is. 25.. pr. °militia', I 3 per Cent. Deferred - - • I inperial 3 per Cent s 8 Ditto Alm. 7 13-16ths . C ons . Opening, 6 Bank Stock, • Navy s per Cent. shut • 5 percent. ►797, „ • Irish sper . I 4 per Lent. 77 kit per Cent. Red. 59 II 3 per cent. Con. shut !tank L. Ann. t 6 13-16ths Ditto Short Ann. HIGli WATER AT LONDON lIRIDdr. - {fo-IsifOß.. ROW. 6 MOC11;11};, 22, min. after 7. Afternoon, .45 min. after 7. SIIIP NM. GRAVESEND, DEC. VS. Pas.se:l Sciznee, Howard, from N ., ...w-Yoric.; - irom Fer,rol ; HUH' Packet, Jenkinswi, and Pro, gpss, troin St. retersthirgli ; Arethusa, :rpm' Ari.:hanAel ; Two Sisters, Pautrie, .aid Anna Atari:, Neilson, front, Ddnizic. Satlea the Atlantic, Groner, for Boston; William Lush. ington, Kitchen, for rAinaica; • and Minerva, 'Willgok, for St'. Dori Lugo LONDOX MARKETS, dec RETURN OF WILEA By Messrs. CHILI) 411(1 Including only Iloin the ts, IN MARK-CANE, A LPAS, iMeAI Weighets, Dec,to the 6th of Dec. to the Act. agr,!lab;) 3So Quarters at 9 od at 89s ad 43/ -- at B.Bs -od 18 t2-,8 5 8 9 8 57 173 364 933 33 1 boo at Bos of 197' 183 34 0 at 77s od And : 292 Qu4rl Total 11770 Quarters. 4). higher 47 0 Quarters at 76.3 od 3i4 at 75, od 251 -- at 74, ed 94 -- at 73, ntl 71 479 , at 7oi: rid 2 4 1 69 12.5 39i ttt-• at 64s cod 29 at 62.3. 6d Tao zoo 665 too .etS at 545. cd. —Average 76:3. 61a. ham last—RC-CUM. A RETURN . OF FLOUR, From Nov.z9, to Dec: , twin the Cos,:ket-Office: Sacks. s. d. Sacks. s. d Sacks s. d„, 67 800 369 73 , , ' 27Z -....-. (A 4 1 5 79 0 145 72, 6 5; ---- 67 6 to --- 76 o 166; 7z o to --, 66 6 W 43 75 0 44 3 7 1 0. 9 0 --r (6, * 14)65 ----- 74 o 1 • 1910 -- 70 o : So 7 ---.` Di- 4 is 73 6 1 20 9 --- 7 6 4 L 1 2: , 5 —64 e And so Sacks, at bos. ad. per Sack. Total-413L4.Sacks. —Avetage 73s ILA. os. bd. higher than last return., ESTERN COUNTRY 'MARKETS (Lit Week) per Qs. heat. • Bailey. Oats. Newbury 1 63.' to- 96s 6d 38 , to 43s 6:1 zBs 04 to 38s Salisbury 1 7z.-) to gos 14,. 11 10 434 011 1 .$) , 34 to 3 6 s Basingstoke 68s to 96s i 4os 01 to 43s zss'ed 3zs Wincoester I Sos to 64S '435 od 10 44s nd 1 32, o'd to 34s 04:vacs • 63s to bs 37s 0d to 4 0.l zy. ou Fp )4 4 Warminster Sts to Bas 1 415 01 to 44s dpi at.i to 333 PRILL.A) BAGS. k HOPS PPCKILTS.. Kent,-51: to 61. 2S. Sussex, 51. — 7 . s. to 6i. --s. Essex, 51. —s. to 61. es. Keni, si. :30iSCX, 41. 145. 1,, '1441-alum, *i., os. to 9i. 9i. NEWGATE AND LEADENAALL MARKETS. Lay the t arc tie, ,Becf -3s: ad, to-4.5. v;,:,it 3s. ou. toss. ou. Mutton 4s. od. to ss. 6.1. Pur.z. - 4s. 81.1...4J .4s. 1. PIUCE 01: LEATHER ;per Lb.) AT. LE Butts, so to still). each - - 22 t. to .4d. Ditto, OR, to 4510. each •• - - • 20a. to 2.7 d. Mercnants' Backs. - - 2. iI. to 22d. Drc.sitvs glides, - - - - tsi Fine Coach Hides, - - - I. to 2.44. Crop il.aes tor cutting, - - 21,1. to 24t1. I:l.st ro.nary - - - 17)a.. t 4 Call Skins. - 30 to •4olb. per Dozen 23,1 to per lta. Ditto. so to 7oib. • 36:i. to 41 , Ditto, 70 to Soto; 30. i. to 34 k• per it). Sinai! Seals (U reehiandi st.a. to 42 per lb. Lar6e ditto, - tons, to f.ps. per Dozen. Tanned Horse Miles.' ti s. to jrs. per 1-fide.