The Sun. — London, England, 1806-05-06 00:00:00

,LtYN N by RI • - At th; I'OPK ASSIZES. DUBLIN, MAY' 1. REVIENV-OF GijtMAINI Lt6tozsr. Monday; his' Grace the Lord Lieutenant ; attended by Cle. COmminder Qf the Fcree.4, General , FVY OD, reyiewcd Majesty's - rst. regirnent of 'derinan Lig,afDragoons, 'in the rhkrnix Pak.. His Grace expressed the utmost satisf. at the admirable appearJneeand movements of this, fine Corps. Ma - jor-General Baron PE LI N SIN6F,N, Colonel of this - . Regiment, commanded it himself, anci clicl the most • ample justice to it. The General, it seems, is one of _the most expert soldier of tl.w du—tired up in • arms. ' Baron Pi LINSINGEN is a cot2mporary of our 'pre serit 'worthy and highly wspe6ted Cotprunder of . the Forc&s, Gen, FLoYry, and served with hire at the famous, battle of Ernsdorff,where Et,toT's Regiment n0 , .1/ the 15th Dragoons) cdinifienced its brilliant 'career: • After the parade movements were concltided, Ge neral FLOYD proposed to the 13aron, to form an ad'. vaneed guard, con, , ,ideriug the Lord - Lieutenant's person as , the head of the column of an Army; on the instant the disposition.was made. Tbe Duke pro ceeded 'across this beautiful varied park, every bye= load, every hollow ;%Yay was explored, with a degree of intelligence, as if the - features of the ground had been previously examined, although no man of. the Regiment had been ever there before._ At the ex -tremity of the Park,where the movement Was. to elid, the Regiment was assembled in column, all the -de : tz laments coming in from emery quarter, and. in nu I , istant the formed in the, most - 4cfrantage ous and piCtureSque.. f , iittation imaginable. `-Glenetal LINSIN9TIT has; beetrtvell' seconded by the abi lities of all' ' , Ails Royal Highnes3 the Duke.of CUMIWBLAND served with thisGeneraPand his regiment in •Germa pv ; and scas constantly with them - on the fore-posts, in which his ardour often led him to a& ilart ofa - Nrivate hassar,--and once particularly; hi - ; was sur rounded by the enemy, - and< , ,extrlcated himself uri - butt, by superior p - trowess, When every other.nran and hthrse Was.Lilled or wounded. • . ot7 this Corps , Ilvere entertained" by Gen. Etorn, and' met with a hearty. welcome; 3 ( choice dinner, and 'the best wines. The I;;..ing, the 0 - 31e0 if, and loyal.Toas t : went rosins} ; the Dulce of CAmpAtnct, Chief of the German Legion, and their fellOW-soldier, the Liulceof Cu.m.nuattAxn, were honourably remembered... - . . • :The Ist heavy Itegiment of German Cavalry was also reviewed by his-Grace-the Lord Lieutenant on their way to: the centre digri.4ll a-prodigious . fine. C6rps, and. in excellent order: The OilleArs:of this COrps were in like Manner entertained by General D WITO semis to undersLind pe.rfeetly. well the tit season for exatt discipline and conviviality, and ~that good soldiers are masters in both. : - Yesterday_deeided in the Court of Error the long contested 'cause between Z.R,EDERICK JONEs, Esq. Patentee .of Crow-street 'theatre, and Put cm A'srr:.E,Y , Esq. Patentee of the Equettiau Theatre, .reterstreet,. concerning the right i\E-perfortning the mu,,ical piece calied My! Grwzd 'mit/ter, when judg. meat was green in favene ( - !f- the latter. Gentleman, wilt) is entitled to all. the costsiiu the_several aktions. - ICEWCASTLF„ MAT 3:--The two folloWhlg., 1g mentable circumstances have occurred, in our neigh bourhood this week :4-A schoolmaster at Dent's Hole, of the name of-Wilson, up.w.irds of 70 years of age, ..hanged . .in his school-room on. Monday. last. Verdia,--Lamicy. And on.Thuraday morning. a labouring man; living in Gallowgate; named Wm. Stevenson, hung h hose; f iu his 114-to - a,. He had onry. ' been missing half an hour. when he was• discovered, but too late to rtstore animation, he haying also out, his throat previously to suspenciing.himselfby-thc rope. He had been frequvutly, heard to say thathis. mind Wia much diseased, on account of some particular action ha had committed in his youth, but that he detail the circumstance in manuscript before be terminated his e:sistence. He was seen . Writing on file Wednesday, bA_nothing has yet been found reSpe6ring. the cause. Verdict as above. *, Oil Tuesday last a melancholy occident happened - at Sunderland. 'A child about three years old; whilst Tiaying in the Hth-street, was rode Overby a chaise, • after 1,1-hich,it only„survivedafew hours. zfrehil ect ur al I giprbvein ent s Earl of R Inc E WATEii iereeting a most superbly magnificent Man sion, at . his seat in Hertfordshire, under the 'mule detection of that great arehite6t, JAMES Wv . ATT, Esq. The expence, it is supposed, will exceed 80,0001. Buistrode, the seat of the Duke - of POrerLANn-, is receiving a very great addition to 'the old niansibri house. fine Gothic front is noW ereeting, .Witti a noble pediment in the •centre supported by state!y columns. The Offices, which 'r,re acknowledged to be the most Spacious and elegant in the KingdoM, are unaergoing many improvements. The improve ments ‘,441 cost the noble. ,owner about $0,006' pounds. • . • Mr: Conftix.oToN's - seat' at Paddington, that princely cre(aion, 'be' one of the most stately mansions in the kingdom. It has alrcady,been about, nine year.; in hand, and is.expeEted to be finisholgin 1898. This building is in the Grecian style of ar chiieeluro. sUperiniends the whole: The *expence will exceed the estimate, i.e. 12%0001. • - LordPEmßitoKE's Mansion; at Wilton, in -Wilt .chire, is fitting up in the Got hie sty le,at an iinmense expence. ' * , Mr. bas stakgered the whole Turf, by, 'offering a bet of 20,00() , Oineas, p. p. that he grill personally ride on hOrSeliack froth London to York, the, distance between which place's is. .201. miles, Nkitliiu ten hours! A purse, - however, to the , abo amount, • is making, - we understand, to put' the . 'equestrian powers of this dashing sportknan to. 'a speedy 'trial.- Last Friday afternoon a wherry going through London Bridge, with two young then passengers, and one water-na.n, by the : force of the fall of water, , the boat upset, when the young men: held fist to the boSt till another catue,to their assistance, they were provideptiallyres;eue4 from Awtel - Y- grave; 1)vo ,the watertiaao was unfortunately drowned: ", • • Piaticis Barcelojta, a native of Corsica, Fs'ag eharg-, 6.1 with making a violent and unprovoked assanit the person of Charles Ffnlson,..of ktry parish-of spaith, by repeatedly striking him on .thf.:--head With an hot) poker. _ Mr. ilmny, in-stating - the case on the part of the Prosecution, observed, that the. singular charaaer at the Bar 3..3.:a5-ina&ive of-Corsica, .and clamed some witli. ; the pre.sent Emperor of France.; a claim witich -he must confess, derived considerable plan sibicity frot:n the, similarity which existed .between the cliaraaer and disposition of these two personages. faa; the'Prisoner had -become almost as formi dable in the coUnty of :York, as his relation was On the Continent OfEurope Mr. I - Lut n v, adverting to rue eiretnnstance of the Prisoner .having occasioned the deatli of Mr. Plunimer, of Beverley, said, in this ?espia he was -certainly inferior to his illustrious. relative, for the Prisoner could only break crowns, Whereas Bonaparte could make them, and that with astonishing facility. There was also another cir eumstance in which he was less.fortunate than his iintinan ; lie could not, like his . Imperial Majesty, - Outrage humanity 'with impunity, and set himself above the observance of all laws, human and divine, and beyond the reach 'of every earthly tribunal, but Must submit to the penalty' which the equal laws of : this free Countryintikt on all, without distinetion4 , 4 who violate the privilege or 'outrage the . person ofo the meanest individual. - The only witness examine() was tlv Prosecutor, charleS Huisms, an infirm old man. "He stated, that' on the 12th Febrs' - iary last he w ent into • a lodging liontseat Rasfclitfo, and that the ,Yrisatier Was seated, by tlse firel,side, and had a pOinter dog stint - ding near : him,. which,the witness patted and caressed that the clog might not bite hins ; whilst he' was thus ern . ployed,the Prisoner seized an iron poker, and struck him a violent blow .on the head, and repeated the .blows with such violence as to break the poker. The witness proceeded to state, that the Prisoner instant ly snatched the tongs, with which he prepared to renew the • attaclz; WI fortunately at this moment • some women e'me into the house, who' rescued the • witness frqm•furihes ill-treatment: The witness was confined to his bed for some time, and was obliged to have surgical\assiStance, in consequence of the as sault by the Prisoner, and which, he said, was entire ly Amprpvoked. as be bad not given the r riSoner the . slightest offence. The- witness then produced the poker in•Court i which.was broke in two, as describ ed- by him and the only Wonder was, that it should have yielded 'to any skull however hard. Tho Prisoner, who appeired to understand Eng, but very imperfeCtly, was attended by an inter preter, who reneated to him the evidence of the witness. , The ))i - isoner said, what was said was all very true ; .and' chat. be could have. beaten. 100 men, if they had been ,there. As the Prisoner alledged - nObing in insiificatiou of ,his • conduet, the Jury, without hesitation, found bins Guilty: • The ge - neraf eondua and deportment of the Pri soner evinced such a degree of 'brutal and savage ideolisru. as seemed to reucir him more fit for the, confinement 4 - a madhouse than the restraint of a common' prison, The Judge, in passing sentence upon the. Prisoner, observed, than heappeared to. have a disposition truly diabiiiital and that the safety of society rendered it improper to put it in his power.to commit any.fis tine Outrage upon society ; and he.trusted that some steps Would be adopted to prevenchis„ever being set . at large, at n present lie should sentence him to two . years nprisolntent. • SHOCKIIIG MURTVZH.-:-On Saturda y • .nigh t , sa- the Prpi:itlynce, Capt. CARR, in the Xorway trade, ,was ;going into the 'Greenland Dock, a geDeral cry ,of " was heard. N.Text - morning, as she was , , warped CARP the dock , Capt. was fount u tne hold, covered with some deal planks, and appealed to have been severely beaten. The perpetrators of the murder are not vet discovered. The stew are mostly Norwegians; who have absconded. SE.AvE MURDER.—The Master of a trading Schooner.in the. harbour of Charleston, of the Dame '''Of Slater, lately perpetrated tb..• 4Jllowing inhuman. Murder upon . one of his slaves. Ile 'caused the slave .'to be bound hand and foot., and compelled one of his companions to chop off his heal with an ax,e, and cast his body into the sea, Slater. has been :tried, and found guilty, of Arapslthighter! The pp pi sh rri t for killing a slave in South_ Carolina. is - merely-fine and imprisonment ; but in conSeqpence of the above transaftion, a strong remonstrance has been laid be fore the tegislatitN, to render the crime punishable' with death., , A dew Standard: was • hoisted: on Windsor Castle on Tuesday, in• the room •of that blown down abOnt two months ago. Our priXate letters,contain further ,particulars of, the loss of the Braave. .The crew had beers con stant/y at the praups for three days and three nights before she went down. -They add, that three of the crew were.lost. The Ip-riave 'had su,tfered greatly • inthe,aelion St: Dominrio Bay in which she was taken . by Admiral Duck,wolvr,tt ; she - had -weral' . . men at work on her stern when-the English h6ve in Sight, the faStpuitts of the scaffold, on which the ' worlinien - Were, were cut, and, the whole dropped, info ,the sea. She was then six...feet by the stern, and continued so the whole engagement. The French Admiral sustained the,, joint attack of two English seventy-fours, for a,considerable length of time_; at length Le Braave:came to her. assistance, but very unfortunately for herself, as the French Admiral, in the- -Contil6on that. prevailed, -and, proba.hly owing the great smoke, poured a whole broadside from her lower-deck, guns into Le Braave, which totally dismasted her ; the latter Vessel, however, susuirwd the fight,ahor, every other French Ship was. 4pparentlY subdued, or, driven on shore:. A .Prophecy which, will be perenipt9rily fielfillecf in the course •of the present -month—namely, -that a conicliNble number of individuals will be infinitely riulacr, Wore the 3.1 t, itopitt, than, they, are at this moment. ay, several of trkein will, by breakfast timen erst Monday, Morning, participate of 10001. 'each. • 'But this is a lb* trios; compared to the nu 7 'llH:rotas* great capital Prizes which, the : important Lott'ery - scheme that them begins _drawing will pro ., to many who have per.severe4 iu thus courting 'the smiles of Fortune. • . nn (": 1 . NAIcE 1' lip P,!t. Kent, 41. os. to 71. os. Sussex, 41. oi. to W. los. 4ssex, 41. os. to 61. GJ. pqeic vent, 51; to 71. I is. Sussex, - 51. os. i to 71. Gs, : Farnham, U. os. to tol. ' PRICE - 01,' SLEDS MARK...LANE • Carraly - - 6,qs. oci.i?er cwt. Coriander - - I3s. 0(1. to tss. 0. • 'l' re fin s, 6ct. to 2gs. od. Red Clover ' 1 - 283. 6(t. to 7 bg; EA. Vino Oid " GS. od. to os. White ditto - -38 s. 041. to 72,5.: it ye- C tass . _ t2,S. cd. to ' White Mustard SC(Xt - - 12 S od to t7 ; 6d per bushel. UNWiI ditto .: , 12."S` Od. t 9 16S od ditto. Turnip - - -s. oci. to —s. od. Broad' Beans - - - 2is to 305 per gnarter. Long Pods ' - - -2.4 s to Os ditto.- Ta.reS ' . .‘ - - ,36s to 41;is• ditto. Canary - . - Os to sbs oos ditto. N IiWG ATI, and 1, E A i}E 1 , 41.1A,1.1. M A 1).,K El'S. rry ilia Carcase.. Reef, 3s. Bd. tei 48. Sd. 1 Veal, 4s. od. to ss. Szt. Mutton, 48. frd. to- 56, OS. It' ark, 4s. gt.t.. to . 55.. t a. Lamb, 53..34. ft) 7E'. .Qli; . • . PRICE' 01; LVATIIER (leer ib.) Al' iliii)El4l-1A Htitts, 'so'to 561 b. each - = . Ze.4, Ditto; 6o to 6510. - each - , 244. to Merchants' Backs, - zt,l. to 21A. Dressi n g Ilictes, - . . -19 , 1. to lop. FitteColxit bides, - - - to 23(1. Croy ' • 211ot Tto 2,0. Flat Ordinary - - - tod. .-to Cale Skirts, .so - to 431 b. per Dozen :lad. io :std. per lb. Ditto, so. to. 7olb. 184. to Ditto, 70 fo 13,0tb. 37. t. to 341. per lb. Small Seal;;,(C reenlatid) 424. to -45 d. per lb. • Large ititto, per Dozen. Tanned Boise to • 4Zs. ' per Bide, To TiIOMAS TA 1 7 10,1 k, Esq. No. 9, New Bridge-StFeef, London, Honoured Sit; Edinburgh, March rB, ISat. ✓ BEG knife to inform yorly that t ; - re.r the • year 179 o; J have been atilieied with the LuesVeue rea ;. which,, from its obstinately resisting every course of Medicine prescribed by the most eminent of the' Faculty -here, and uncle fviti ) .; several severe cmtrses of soli V atiorr, avid twice iirscliaG.•;ed from the liospitd, with httle would appear to be the noast inveterate nature. fn the spring co last year my - drserder had got to sucb a he . ..icl.„ nearly to put a period to inYfxistence—t - had a iarge . nlcer en the crown of my f&-ad, Me on each ann, artitnny legs were broke, out in a frightful manner ; right was drearl.: fully painful, and hen 6e - :o in -a .-sletc of rtleeration for the, last seven years; my left kul also two large nodes: on it,. was very Much ctiscoloured, end gave• rue such exciutia. , 1,114 pain, particularly when warm in bed, as agarly to pnve me of rest ; ifi this !., , nopt-able state, I was re4;°:1:1- ' mended by Mr: I. 'l' ‘'woo rec;:i-Yed ;so. - great-a cure by them Lcaße'S Parpot Pills, which I began' to t:i,- of May; in the cocirst of a fortnight, l t I;enetit—in little more than a, 'month, the (.:1 1:y head and arias ere soundly healed=-sow::t.i.• cures -W on rme legs healed 21SQ ; leaving, h • , :f, tti..- , eriloirietion in the rein, and pant in lett ; which, by t h e !li es ; sing of God, !it , persevernice ill your inya. luable ; nodes , dispersin6, tip regaining its - IL:it:rill hue : the noetutnal pains - going oh. I thus beciiii : e. advice and Me- Perfeelly .:!I arty fornier complaintsi— have recov& - ed my spirits and strength, atal airs .l come jolly and. far, in Nylri'elt „state haying Qintinued :nany months to Ow. asronishmeht who : A.; new me; r a lOssin what utyy.'grihtititcl6 . bta' beg ton, • for the ta:, : oOd of, other . sulleripw: make tots m y , case as public as p'ossib . le.; as I sNII tan every: occa-..)0n; in so doing, you will greatly , oblige; your grateful, obedient, very humble servant, _II=EX. I\ - 13,JRA ' Swa:e's ClNejliKit• Edirltruret- - . • Witt:sses io,the abuye Qure.t._ ort: ~Tn9uttisou, No. 3, New P.bultry narket ; and Vona Old - Assernbly.Close; Edinburgh, t t izrepaied,and Sold by tht sole Proprietor ; Ttiotoos-Tz.vi.-o4,Mernbcr of the Royal C.oilege Stu-. .geons, at his Souse,: No. 9, NeW..gritl;4t-street, London; wher&, atter a constant:re - sidence of snore bran thirty-sr Yens, in a prot igy. particularly. diratied to the dire. of Vcalere.al,Comploints and thos„, incidental: to tte I:'arts of Generation, with that inviolable secrecy which men f his profession sho)ild• always observe-in -such cases, he flatter - 6 himself; the-advice and assistance he grattkitori.4 administers to. persons. taking this - . Aledielne, will: he esteemed, by a discerning Public, as an advantage sel • dont at tainable and-void of hll'ambiguity. - Also sold, by his appointment, -for- ti - m.-oonviniCnce of those living at, a distance,. at the Perfumer's, No. 35, St. . Albans-street,. - Pall-Mall ; the. Toyshop, : No. 103, Ox forol-streett Mr. Disb9rough's, NO. 7, Fish--street-hill ; 136oicselleri No. I Unioh.,row, Little Tower : hill,- Mr. Baxter's, South-bridge, Edinburgh; Zdr. Mae ' doriald, Glasgow ; Mr. Callweil's, Dublin ; and by r rit • person- in - every considerable town ire Great-Britsmarrd I re ', Laixt, in boxes of oniy.2s.- 0. each; sealed up with lull 414 plain dire lions, Whereby persons or either sex may cure themselves with ease, q)eed,.seercey,' and safety. - N. 13.2E -very Box-sold in Great Britain is sealer{ up with a . S tamp, on which; by favour. ot fire ConaaPssicatts :s pp stet, at the 'Stamp Oftice—" T. Taylor • No. CI Ne, 4, I,(m lie-btmet, —to irtutate wurch is ,s- el.:.+riy, and :11 others , are Countet:kits: - • _ . 21-IA R ARR I S., o ,No. 4, Matl?,•!t-coun, I,3(gw-strect. ; ics, 112., I;trand 'wber4. ildverlis.)mettis Orders I tit,? fls~ Yesterday hiornirw; at his hoitse 54.11-square, the Lady of Thonlas‘ of - tt Son. On Friday last. at his house tkt Cranthat;?. Lincolnshire, the Lady'of Sir" Montague Chotrueley, girt. of a Daughter. Oki Sazurday mortiing, at her sear at 6takitatri. Surrey, f..aray kinz, of a Liaughtt:s. . The s'ain 14 1 1 7 ‘. th 6 1.44 of Wjniam Preitc.,lct,gast, Esti.. of Rcd.lio - U-square, of a Son Heir. itI4RRIED . On Tuesday the" 29th ult. at Torrie-House, Scotland, lames Moray, Esq. younger, of Abereairny, Aliss kine, daughter ettliP late, 414 sister to the present, Sir Wit, hard E r flgt, of TQrrie. Lately, at in the County of Oalway, the seat of Airs. Chewers,. loin.v Bodkin, gs 4. of: Anna Lodge, to Miss Kirwan, eldest daughter of the late Miirtin , Kirwao, Esq. of _ . ThUrsday, Lieutenant-Calonel Warne, of the ,Hon. Vasty--india Company's Service, to Mrs. Harwood, of Para_ Ron-buildings; Bath and Benjamin Linthorne, 4q.'fo'Lady Lester, relid'oi Sir john Lester. DIED. Lately, at Cerney, in Gloucestershire, the Right Hon • Lady 14 laria Price, wife of Barrington - Price, Esq. daughter oflphri.. late Lad of Strathmore, and sistep of the present Earl. Her Ladyship expired on tier birth-day, after an ilf ne.ss of only two hours, and in tria' 3 l!th year of her. age. On the aBth ult: the [rev. Thomas Salt, -A. M. Ream* of Hildersham, Cambridgeshire, a3d Vicar of Nazing,. in Es— sex, abed i;5. Yesterday morning, Mrs. Walsh, wife-of Mr. Walsh, Druggist and 4a.tytnist, strand. _ .. • On I'lMay last, at Earl *lam; in Suffollt,.after a linger. •cg and painful Nrirs. Henchman ; wife of Mr. 1-tench.tan, Surgcom and eldest daughter of Mr. Elias White, late of-liendon; M Alltesex; attd formerly of the E xehequer7Of lice, •., • • I':►c sa►be night, at Kingston-upon-. Thames, Mr. William Ta I reniacti.. Oh Saturday lakt, in. the 66th year of her age, Mts. Rich, rdson, widoW of the late W. B. 4.ic.ltaril;est, Esq. a Ber, SUncv. Ou Sunday last; at Portsmouth, of a-liver complaint, Mr. Collins, late of Drury-taste Theatre. On the -oth James S4xby, Gray's-inn-lane, in the , . 69th Vtar of his age. • In 'Dublin, Gas!;or tck, - who was for many years Fic,t Clerk of the War Department in Ireland. On the zoth ult. aged 47, at Laheen, iu the , County of Lei trim, the,anfient scat of his family, !oho Peyton, E,Sq. Lieu tenant-Colonel of the Leitrim Regiment of Militia. Ij or d viogaiks I,rot.irr„ the Wm. Plunkett,. A.Coighet in the Auariali . gtrvice, l at- Prague, on OZ . tjth of . March. - Last :week, aged about 9,, lociph and lane Martin, of Artibirn, near Ranbrid);e,, North 00 I relari4,- who were bor-h in-otie year, had lived together (te years,.antt were intefrect gether. • BANK OF THE THAMES, TWICKENH4I% MIDDLESEX. .• TO BE SOLD Ity AUCTION, By Mr. CHRISTIE, At his Great' Room, in Pall-Nl4ll, on Wetineßdarthe instant, at One o'clock, in Two Lots, ASINGULARLY Neat, Substantial, and Des sirable VILLA. with confenient - Domestic Offices, Coach-fro,uses, .and -Stabling- tbr Six F4.rses ' and. beautiful. Lawn, delightfully seated on the Bank of the Thames, at Twickenhain (neaily -adjoining to Pope's), commanding an enchanting View cal the River, and the nett Landsc.,pe be yontl it. Also, separated by the 'Road, a capital- and exten-: sii , e Walled Kitchen Garden, in . which Are a Cold Bath and Green-house, and at the - extremity thereof a set:toe-lett Plea sure G round, einbellibed by Cedars, and Firs uf unequallod growth and beauty. The ,Land, fax redeemed. The Premises comprise an elegant liai I, :Gentleman's Dressing-roont, Breakfast:. parlour, Drawin g -rom, Study, and Store-room on the Ground fle4r ; Five OZ.I-citanniaers and a Dressing-room; Vining-parlour opening to the Lawn, and. other Rooms on the Basemen t; w":tf delaaied Offices; are near ly equal to Freehold, being coryliold of the Manor of Sion, subjeo to a very pint. of 4s. 44a.. per Annum. May' be occupied itutpedtatel )4, - brio; in compleze repair. Alict Pew in the l'aiish.Chtirch. • Lot 2. "A Frbefitit Meadow' of about Five Acres, at a small distance trout- afjoilAing to Twiekeithma C 0 11111100 , large Ice House., a Om, and Cottage. To be viewed with Ticets. Particulars may be had at the King's Head T tvieltenharn the. Taiset and Castte 11:711i Rich RN m ii t ; aa,t iP I ' a 1-Atakl. ,The only gepositqry: ire the.. .Empire where corn far ts Du4aOility, Economy, Utility, and Saying of One.Gifute.i in Thrce,•are combined in the pur -cha cof COLLY,E - K'S SILK STOCKINGS with t:ot ion Feet, No: 146,.Fieet:street. " • ARich, VcOable, and Elegant SeleElion.o . at the following. prices ; Ladies' and Gentlenleo's stout and , tine black, *white, add coloured from M 64 orttitee vacs for a Guinea,- tsa , stitiertine with the most, f4iionable clocks, les. . - - N. 1.3 such of the Nu.hitity, Clergy, and Gentry who : have not -rnarlt diititikuished and hivainable ex cellenciqs, pro,per more onciS'ely- ro- state, °they iare far more corn,fortable,.„soft, and p'reasant, ilifiaZtely more du • rabic, and fflutigh every way equal in richness; elegance, and quality are mei Inofs titan two.rlirrds of the price of those wikli feet, . • LONDON MARKETS; RETURN OF WHEAT IN MARK,LANE, - - - IV Arie*StS. CHIL. D, 4114 NI AI. (..fs , NlC:ll.•.lWi:gker,s. . Including Daly tiurn tbe ztst of April to the zGtlt of April, agrceablOo the nevi Att. 113 Quarters at 965. od 39 , Quarters at 78$ od 33 :`.T. at 94t. 90 t 4. ---.r-,-...+-.-. at .77s o(1 at ---:--.-.. at 921 od . in_ -7.--. ---,- at- 756 odr 1 54j ----- at• 991 od t- 217 -- at -741 od '2O -.--- 7 --- of 89s od 184 - ' 447 --,"--'"--• at 55 $ ad. . .1 5 1 --- 7 --- - - ai: 74s °I1 6; --- at 8 75 0(1 • 4O ,' . at 711 od 334 -----'---- at S6s od 412 26; "---- at Bis_od 1 249 /7?.4 . . at 8.4 s od . .5 , 4.--. - L-.,--, I l t 675. 64 _ . 9 7 ---- at 5 3 5 6d 31 --- 7 at 675. 0d,,. toB7 ----- at _ 8.3 s 04 1 45 -7----7 at GGs- od 93 0 .• a 24 --, at 4LS 6(1 ' 1 253 . ------ at- 6os od 1277 . 3,t Bps od 1. 635 --- 7 -- at 57S Oa ~52 -----. at 791 od i 710 • ---: at 565 od • Total ia92.4 Quarters.—Average 771. 91:1. ' as. 8..... iligtat tbatulast Return. • A RETtIItN Ot , FLOUR; . From April- 19. ru,April zi, from . tht Cocker-Office: • Sacks. s. ct. Sacks. s. d. Sacks. s. d , 5; ---, -Fg, q . 1 93 73 0 l 5 6 --- 67 o. i --,- 79 0 100 - 72.6 ' 58 .65-D 33 —75 e 276 -72 a / 20 —64 o' 2 5 77. 0 50 ,-- 7 ( 0 . *0 —(; 0 , 59'4. ---= 75•01 . 8 -.." ---7 v 01 '3O ---- 5 4 0 --. 74 pl' 6 3 ---- . 222 --.- Gg 0 Total --:7579 Sacks.—Average 745. ad. ' 03, bid . . 'ver than last: return. AIANW3.SOIV.FNI FOR THE STONE AND CRAY Lit- • • • HIS Discovery, how .?rave i,L to ; be' .. most efficacious 111 theSe Disorders, is neveitiieless su.sate: it; lit operation, that tllc tender Stoinaelis Voimg Children, and of Petsorts considerably advanced in years, ceeLive it with; out the least discomposure : fieplyld of a itoury habit - is trout the analogy of the two llisoass, always liinl tike:ir ap petite and diiestion alueudedby its use.-111 the tion Of " ferry's Disquisition sr illy Stone, f &e." pri.:e is. 6d. )•nay be silenflUnt<COLlS instance:. of peried Cures..ot . the Sion*, 'wit - 41'111e Patients Were about to submit to the Operation.— liisipient Cites, whethpr Kiltiies or _Bladder, tw'et turtles wilt corrtrit the calain;ouS diathesis in the habit, au't thereby prcvent the lot/nation c4lloi. The Solvent sold. by the Proprietor, Mr., Perry, Sur, geon, No. 9, • Southampton-street, Ploornsbury•squar , :, iri Bottles, of 4s. 61. t Is. and 11 . .. zs. i StitalVS included?; as also at 'Bacon's Medicine Warehoust, No. 1 , 50 , o x i vro t„, ff „, and at button's, front of the Royal Exchange. WISTE at%) COUNT Y K ETs (last. VY 'neat. liar ley,. Newbury 6os to 96s 2& od to 3ss.od SalisbutY 745 to S4s 3os o 4 to 3is oci Basingstoke 76s to 96s 29s od to 3tis od Winchester 143 to a 5,..3 324 od to 34s od Devizes 4 7os to ~cis 133 s od to Warminster , 7os to ips 3ss od to 395.0 d RAW Ell DES. • • . . . .. Best Ileifers,and Steers (I). st.) Ordinary, 25. 6d. tb 2S. Bd.- 3s. 24. to 3s. 44'.• •Market• Call, 12s. bd. e:o:11: Middling, 2.5. tot. to-. 35. od; Hog. Horso 16s, to 19,, ea : St••4 l, -P•Ak.ins - - '- • os od to- is 24 •• Lano Skins - ' - . 3s' od to 4s od ALIA) W.. Town'rallow--5.0d:695.0d Y'ellowitussia67s.ottos.od White do. 665. 0ci.....m5. , 0d. Soap do. 6ss. cd. —s. Melting Stnir —s. s7s,odi, Ditto 'rough -- s. 38s, od. Graves I is. ed. Good Dregs•:os. od. Ytjlow Soap., 132.,5. 7 -Moitied, : gas. old,. g6s., • Price of Candles per dozen,, t ts. od.—Mouids, -its. od. . PRJCE.OF St. James's. Market 43• ) Clare Market 4s: Whitechapet - Market • 3s. IEI per stone ofBlb. Average price 4s. Q(1, I St. JA.MES's HAY MARKET; May 3. fiAy, 21. i4s. oft. tee ;I. ti. , oti.--:Aver. 31. r95.,64.1. Straw, 2.1. 5 . ed.. , tO-24. ' EC IT AP ET, -4 ' 111141-11 K a; 31. -los. od. to 5,t. —s, oct.—A•veit, 41 ; Ss. od„ CLover,.4l• t.(., 0. 1 5 s. •Straw.,ll. oil. to at. 14. (11.- T Ayer. og. Neck) per Qe• (TVS. 275 od to 35 295 od . to 33. 29S od tti 32. 3gs ad to. 34 5 29$ oc: to 3,0 zss;pd tto 32;'s 0 A rwrl ~fl~r. Sank stack, Navy i'1 --r Cent. 93 ; par Gent. err, I ri.sit 5 per Ceffit. 4 per Ce.ot. 7744 per Cent. Red. 592 pet Cent Coo 6c k 4ak L. Ann. 1 .140 Ditto Unct Ann. Irdia Stock'; _ tlopels, is. 2s. PT. Srosit,Seit. S.Pec-k, 64 t: Expl,wiA. 14i fk, Is. 3s. 2S. Pr. 2 A cr defcrred, I 144.90t44.1 3 pio ectit. 13 At for c s )lls, for 22 m3y, 6Poi ~ Y ~~ VALUABLE COPPER MINE; ctiRTIAVALL. TO BE SOLD- BY AUCTION, fly Mr. Cint.ISTIE ) At his Gbtat Roinn, On Thursday the tsth instant, at One u' clock, 'POUR SIXTY-FOURTH SI - lARES in WHEAL DRI c Pi' Eit MI frE, bein4 :in the Parish of C ROWAN, one of the, moat Alining - Patishes iii the Comity of Cornwall. Particulars may. be .Jad of Mr. Webb; Canal gild Knit Office No. 45, Pall-Mail; and at Getrraway'sCoMe-housei YESr I , L. AnMI CER CRIF 144tii 'Molten.-stuvr, kkosvetivr.sq4ose ; Letters to the Edanr, rarl'it be 'addressed. -