The Sun. — London, England, 1806-10-21 00:00:00

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. r►EWMARKET THIRD OCTOBER, or HOUGHTON MEETING, iBO6. • MONDAY, OCTOBER 27. Sweepstakes of 'Dogs. each, h. ft. D. I. Lcrd Barrmore's Strap, Bst. 81b. Mr. %V. Blyly't Gratitude; Bst. 'lb. 'Mr Bron'sMountaitieer ' 7st. gib. Mr. Arthur's Wretch, Bst. 31h. agst Mr. Mellish's Ofr She-Goes, Bst. • Ab. M. 2oogs. %Lord Darlii,gton's Pavilion, agst Mr. Mellish's Stavely, Sst. each. Ab. M, soogs. Lord, Foley's Paris, Bst. 71b. agst Mr. Payne's Tudor, Bst. Ab. M. acogs. Major Wilso,n's brothe , to Vivaldi, gst. sib. agst Mr. C. Browne's Mountaineer, Bst. -B. C. wogs. General Gower's Swinley, Set. rolb.agst Ld F. Bentinck's Bagatelle,. Sat. il b. D. I. boogs. h ft. Mr. Arthur's BrainNi orm,.Sst. fib. agst Lord .Darlington's Zodiac, Bst. Ab, M. 2Oogs. Mr. F. Neile's Regulator, Bst 81h. agst' Mr. Mel:ish's Luck's'All, Sat: T. I\l M. B. C. 2opgs. h. ft. Lord , Bentinck's Optician, agst Mr. Howorth's Enter prize, Bst. each IL M. 'tongs. h ft. Duke of St. Alban's M'etrythought, Bst. 71b. against Mr. Mellish's Miss Buckle, 7st. 61b. •Two-'yr_(ld . zatags. Ir. ft. Mr. Atibur's Cirdinal Beaufort, agst Mr. Watson's Dread pought, Bst. 21b. each. Ab. M. 2.00 gs h. ft. • • - Lord Darlington's Hedor, Bst. 31b. agst Mr. Ladbroke's Achilles, Bst.. Ab M. 200 g. it. • Mr. HoW•rth's Langton, Bst. jib. agst Mr. Blachford's Currycomb, B,st. Two-yr old C. toogs. h. ft. Sir C. Bunbury's Snug, 9st. slb,.agst Mr. Wilson's Sallyi Bst. tib. 'Tivo. yr old C. jogs. h. ft. .•Lord Grosvenor's Jasper, Bst. 71b. agst 'Mr: F. Neale's .Malvolio, Bst. Twb-yr old C. teogs. h. ft. Mr. Atcire•v's Garland agst Mr. Wyntlhain'S Glory, Bst. 41b. each. . Two-yr old C. Sons. Srr. I. Shelley's Sir • Labncelot, rec. sogs. from Mr. Ar thur's Wretch, Bst.-each. Ab. M. 2oogs. _ _ _ Mr. R. Prince's Comrade, 6st. 131b.rec. 7;gs. from Mr. Watson's Vagabond, Bst. 41b. Two-yr old C. zoogs. ;russnAy. Fifty Pounds for 2 yrolds, carrying a Feather, 3-yr olds, 7st. Slb.;'4-yrolds, /ISt. 91b. 5-yrolds,9st. 3lb ; 6-year olds, 9'st. 711,x. ; and aged, 9st. tolb. Last three Miles of li. C: Mr. Pantoi.'s Tim, lst. 91b. agst Lord F. G. Osborne's Sourcrout, 65t..31b. T; M. M. boogs h. ft. Lord P. G. thdierne's Norah, Bst. 91b. agst Can. Gros- . ienor.* Fricassee (late Chicken), 7st. ilb. D. M. 1: , , , 0g5. h. ft. —__ _ _ _ Blachford's Currycomb agst Mr. Mellish's Luck's AU, Bst. 31b. - Across the Flat, tongs. Sir C. Bu.nbUry's Lydia, Lt. 7[b. agst. Mr. Blachford's Currycomb, Sit. 41b. Two-yr old C. zoogs . . h. ft. . WEDNESDA Y. Subscrip:ion Plate of col. for 2.yr olds, 7st. 41b.; and 3,yr olds. 9st. 41b Fillies allowed 21b: Two yr old C. Colonel Harbord's b. c. Viscount, by his Lordship, dam Young Maske, Bst. 311 b. agst General Grosvenor's Fricassee, by Aloorcuck, Sst. Across the F tat, jogs. THURSDAY. . , I.ord-Grosvpnor's North, Bst. 31b. agit Mr. Mellish's OM She-Goesi 7st. rill,. M. 2oogs: 11.11. • • • .I,prd F. Bentinck's Bagatellz, Bst. Sib. agst Gen. Gower's. Sprite. 7st. Sib. Clermont C. toogs. h. ft. • • Mr. iMeliish's Sanell6, 'Bs - t. tolb. agst Lord Darlington's Zodiac, 7st. 81b. Ab. M. soogs. h., ft, Mr. Arthur's ,Sir David, Bst. 71b. agst Ld.Darlington's Pa vilion, Bst. zit?. D. I. zoogs. h. ft. . Mr. Arthur's Wretch, agst Mr. Mellish's Streatham Lass, Sst alb. each. Ab. M. 3 Ogs. • • Mr. Ladbroke's Achilie's, Bst. 7.11.3..ag5t D of. Grafton's Vanity, Bst. ilb. Across the Flat, zoogs. h. ft. Lord Foley's Little Peter, Bst. 51b. agst Gen. Gower's Swittley, Bst. T. M. M. 'pegs. , • Ld F. Bentinck's Optician, Bst. 71b. agst Mr. F. Neale's Ke quiator,.73t. 71b. Across the Flat, toogs. b.- ft. Mr. Arthur's 13rainworin, Bst. tolb. agst Lord Grosvenor's Violante, Bst. ilb. Ab. M. zoogs. h. ft. ' Mt. F.:prior:3 Hipporr.enes, Sat. t3lb. agst Mr. C.Drown's 141ountaineer, Bst. Sib. rtcrotis the Flat, 300g5.-2oogs. ft. Duke of St. Alban'4 Merrythought, 7st. tzlb. rec. 63gs. from Mr. Watson's Vagabond, Bst. fwo-yr old C. asogs. icogs. ft. _ . FRIDAY. Mr. BlachfottPs Currycomb, agst Mr: Itoworth's Planta. genet, Lt. 115. each. Two.yr old C. :wigs. SATURDAY. Mr. Blachford's Currycomb, agst Mr. Iloworth's Lang ton, Bst. ilb. each. Two-yr old C. to. gs. Sir I . Shelley's c. bought of the D. of Grafton, Bst. 41b . against• Mr. Pantvn's sister to Dillettante, Bst. Across the Flat, toogs. Mr. F. Neale's Malvolio, rec. mop. from Mr. Watson's Vagabond, Bst. db. each. Two-yrold C. 3oogs. COUNTRY NEWS. tivEßPoor... 7 —The turpentine still works of Messrs. Gore and bare, near the South Shore Cotee 7 house, have been destroyed by fire. BIRMMG - HAM.—A private in the 20 battalion of our Volunteers has keen convi&ed in 101. penalty, for refining to deliver. up his arms an'd clothing when demanded. _WORCESTER.-Thomas Allies, as Mayor for the ensuing year, and Messrs. Hotiper and Wall, Chain berlain:3, have been sworn into office. .viANcnis'kEß.—.-The dye-house of Messrs. Nor ton and . Co. has been entirely destroyed .by tire. The loss is estiniated to exceed 5,0001. QUEEN-SQ.LTAna.,—On Saturday, •aGentleman re turning home at midnight, was accosted 'by a feMale in the Strank w ho, walking a short way with him; c, cntrived to pick his pocket, of three guines., two 11..11f-crowns, and sixpence. He Missed his money, and detained her. Calling the watch; Corne 7 this aur y, of St. Martin's :earish, took the girl, whose name is flnrrc Molineaux; into ;custody, and then delivered her to a brother guardian'of the night, who took her to the watch -bodge ;. the Gentleman who was robbed accompanying them. When she vas searched, nothing was found upon her. The Gimtlbmati then suggested •the searching of Leary, Who was, accordingly sent for under another pretext, when two guineas were found concealed in one sleeve, an' - diguinea, two half-crowns, and the sixnehce,• in the other sleeve of his watch-coat. Both the girl and watchman were committed to Newgate for trial. •_,An Inquisition was taken yesterday at St. George's Hospital, before ANTHONY GELL,• Coroner, on the body of Henry Gyrer, who met his death by a fall. The.deceased was a labourer, employed in' repairing:, the top of the house belonging to Messrs. Lewis and' Co. Haberdashers in Bond-street. The work Men• left their labour at the Osual hour, 6 o'clock' in the evening, and took -away the ladder to prevent any. one getting on to the premises. The deceased had concealed himself at the top of the . house, in order to convey away some lead, and in coming dOu'n' one - of the scaffolding poles, lie fell, in consequence,' as was supposed, of the weight of lead concealed about him, and expired shortly after.---Verdia-L-- , .eiccide , ntal Death. • On Saturday morning some scaffolding gave,way et thtl-rear of Lord Ilarrymore's house,_ in Piccadilly; which is fitting up for An hotel: The foreman of the, bricklayers had : his thigh broken, and,a labourer had three of his,ribs broken by the fall. They were both cawed to St. George's Hospital: SHIT' NEWS. TOOLE, OCTOBER 19. Arrived—the Perseveranct', Street, from Newfoundland. Sailed:-the BenevOlc-nt, 4artlett, tor Liverpool; and Fan ny, Price, 'for Bristol. • BIRTH. . . On Monday the 13th inst. in Wimpole-streeti the Lady of John Archer I-lout:don. Esq. of a Sou. • PICICE ,k, lIJCA YEiTE RDAY. flank Stock, • . India Stock, Navy 5 per Cent. 94 i 9S • India Bonds IS. 26. pr. • 5 per Cent. 1797, . Exchequer "hills, Is. dis. 45. Irish 5 per Cent. • ' ..yeein. 4 per Cent. 78i 79 , . 3 per Cent. Itert.o,:a - , . ~ . Imperial 3 pecCezt, 3 pei Cent. Con 6i i i / Ditto Ann. " thank 1.. Anri, r7i 5- ipths Conjur zsth Nov. 611-a' Dittolliort - A7nn: - , HIGH,WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE T1)-MOR -14.0W. • -. Morning, 13 min. after It. 'A ( 1 4 ,, 9 0 n.s . 44 Min.. after . , t LONDON Pnrae,ll3}. R ( ki 4 R!) IA RRI of No. 4, Ntoft[7:tt-cOvirt, !'•u«-Street; .t h} M,:‘• RlO (~:iovcrv}r.vl.l4fr .1k - • At the SuN•OFFICE 'No 1 (' - Stralid • whare Ord?rs . tor the- Pcper;Lete'rg• to; - "&c,;,4tat7taid), Enos! t:): IRELAND. DUKE . OF BEDFORD's .AGRICULTURAL TOUR. BALLINASLOE, OCT. ,8.--Yesterday, as soon- as the Judges of .the Show - - Stock had finished their investigation, his' Grace, attended_by. thoSe Gentle men; took a minute view of the Cattle, &c. to which the premiums were about to be adjudged, and pointed out, with great accuracy, those ptints of superibr merit. The Judges for iNeat Cattle were, the Rev. H. 8.. DUDLEY, R. ScuLLY,.and G. Ito rittisoN, Esqrs. For Sheep, ROBERT ST. GEORGE ; THOS. _CHAPMAN, and ROBERT DEXTER, Esqrs. For Hases, .OTWAY • TOLrE, Ross, MAHON, and: JAMES LEWIS, Es9rs. For Swine; the Earl of MEATH, .OWEN WYNNE, and RICHARD LLOYD, Esqrs. And for Wool, JOHN FENNELL, Esq.—The Duke honoured the Farming Society with-sills com pany at dinner again that clay. After the KING- and RoYAL FAMILY were drank, the President gave " The Duke of .BEDFORD, and Prosperity.' to Ire land ;" on which his Grace arose, , and addressed the Society in a short .energetic speech, which was as eloquently delivered as the terms of it were happily conceived. He said, that " his name ; having been "'united in 'so distinguished a manner by their Right Honourable President, ,and so handsomely se "ceivcd by them, he could, not content him " self withll Siledtackumvledgmen't of this mark of " respect from au Institution which he was dis " posed by inclination as well as duty to prote6t " and,stipport. The'e;nample of the Soveleigu, as "- the Patron of . .. Agriculture, was too illustrion not excite the warmest emulation - in him,, to whom " had been delegated the ,G4ernMent of this, Co , lntry. 2.‘g - ricultUre.was the parent source of in "' dhstry, from which emanated all ,'tine commercial' advantages of our prosperous Empire."—n Grace " concluded his dignified harangue (which it is " hoped will' meet • the public eye in its Cor rea and impressive state) by recommending to the Society a steady perseverance in . the great ob jeas of theif National Institution, &c.-- The fixed attention of so numerous, and respeta able an. auditory thronghout the doliVery, and the universal, but decorous plaudits which succeeded on its close, plainly demonstrated the beneficial effeet of this judicious Address. His . Grace then proposed to the Chair as a Toast, " Prosperity to the: Farming Society or Ireland."—The President then, declared the Adjudicalion of the Society's PrizeS (these will be given correaly in a future Paper).— The DUKE staid till the whole business was closed, and then retired amidst the fervent - acclamations of those whom he had so highly gratified and honoured. This day being the Cattle Fair on the Green, his Grace inspeded it at an early hour. on horseback, accompanied by. Lord CLANCARTY, and two or three other Gentlemen. He much admired the prime heifers .of Mr. STAFFORD, and those of Mr. FAR RELL. The general run of the-beast's were in high condition, but the prices were nearly 31. in 201. lower than those of the last year. The Fair was very largely supplied, consisting of 1105 head of cattle, only 4,843 of which were sold. At four o'clock the Priie Cattle were filed out of the Area Yard of the Farming Society, with their gold-letter ribbands, carrying with them an interesting and emulative badge of e,:stindtion to their various distria.s. This afternoon his Grace and Suite left Garbally for Woodlawn, the Seat 'of, Lord . ASHDOWN, where Mr. FOSTER, and a seleEt Party, are invited to meet hitn at dinner. CASTLEBAR, OCT. t 1.--On Thursday evening his Grace the Lord Lieutenant and suite arrived at West= port • house,, the magnificent seat of the . - Marquis of Setoo, on the N. W. coast of this Island. The DUKE was here met by the Right Hon: J. FOSTER, and a sgle& parry of Agriculturists. His Grace was early on hor,seback . yesterday morning, viewing the numerous stock of 'his Noble Host, and his exten sive, farming improvements ; he was particularly struck with the skilful arrangement of the Spacious farm-yard, the thrashing mill,sand various other ma chinery ; the whole of which are admirably eon :trived 'to be wrought with the greatest facility, by water. Westport-House and demesne- could riot fail to 'excite great admiration. The house - is built of a kind of iron-grey marble, and extends in front 130 feet 3 it is situate pn a rising ground, within a rich and beautiful vale, whose surrounding hills are skirted' by woodS richly clothed, a fine river running along the tale from the eastward, near the house, and discharging itself westward into the spacious Bay - of Clew, which is decorated . with. no less than 400 small islands, the whole terminated and protected (at a distance of 20 miles from the hohse) by the huge rnqiantairious :island of Clare from the rage of the Atlantic Ocean. Among the numerous curiosities of this place, may be classed the extraordinary Irish wolf-doers, a race peculiar to the island, and now exclusively in the„ possession of the Marquis of SLIGO. These were brought into the great lair, and much admired. His Lordship's famous Bull; Brown Jack, this day arrivedfrom Ballinasloe, deCorated with his rib= band s as winner of the Gold Medal, and underwent a third inspeelion from the Duke. , A lamentable accident happened here a few days before, •by amP., ther bull'Of;his - Lordship killing his keeper. His • Grace received advice here, that the cattle and sheep. which he had presented to the Farming Society; we're safely. arrived ' from 'Woburn .at the Pheetrix • Park. The Duke and suite left Westport House soon after six this morning, on their route to Hasle-, wood,..the seat cf-Owstsr W NNE, Esq. where they will remain until Monday, and then proceed to s'arnham,House, the seat of Earl FARNHAM, and re• turn to the Phecnix Park early in the, next week... 7— Thus will terminate a new and raidonal Tour by a. Viceroy of Ireland, in' which self gratification has been but a secondary objea, The'Duke of BEDvoip'), well judging that a prac tical knoWledge 'of 'the rural economy of States is essential' in those who are delegated to rule t them,' embraced the earliest opportunity of visiting and `inspecting the demeine's and cattle, &c. of thOse, Noblemen and Gentlemen, in various Counties; to' whom the Country is' principally indebted-for its . progress .in agritultural 'improvement. It may be thrtunate for Ireland that his Grace is so well qua lified to proseente this interesting inquiry, by being, enabled to decide on the reports of others as a prac.: . • tical Agriculturist hiniself. Frbm so'sound a measure of public polity, great personal popularity migl,t be expe..aed to flow. Never were the patriotic mutives of a Statesman more approved or aPplanded. Every Gentleman who had - the hOndur to sit down with, and hear him; in the rooms of the Farming Society at,Ballinasloe,. has returned to his distriet• with a just appreciation of his Grace's talents and inten tions. It .was no easy matter for a Vice-roy to deport himself through so familiar 'an intercouttse with those he governs ; : yet it was admirably etiei-Avd on the present occasion, as he cordially rose higher in public estimation, by unbending with so dignified a grace. COUNTY DUBLIN SESSIONS. KILMAINHAM, SATURDAY, OCT. 11.—There was a more numerous and respeEtable attendance on the Bench than usual, notwithstanding the'Absence of the Chairman. A .Grand Jury was sworn. RICHARD EVANS, ESq. as the senior Magistrate on, the Bench, having a prescriptive right to. pre side, obsered, that in the way of charge he Would not offer to instrn& Gentlemen of their experience as to the general duty or Grand Jurors; but a subje& of a very novel.nature had occurred in the County; and evils of an alarming tendency were to be ap prehended from it, unles4 Gentlemen would exert those privileges with which a late Statute empowers them, and use their accustomed vigilance in pro te&ing the propdrties of their neighbours, with which their own 'stood so intimately conne&ed, against a ruffianly set of nightly marauders, who have recently disturbed the County, and have still the audacity_ to ere& temporary. booths, or places of shelter for themselves, on different parts of the commons of the Comity. These booths have be come receptacles for -a- most licentious banditti ; to punish'whom, and all other confederates, where ever fbund; a special law, called • the ,Commons Acct, has been judiciously provided. The Aa would be sent up for their consideration ; and it Was expected that the Gentlemen would give it dUe attention, and in all cases coming before them, where its causes required legal operation, that the authority with which' the AO invests them; would be speedily and effeCtually interposed. On the -interference of Counsellors BETHEL and ADAMS, Stafford, an Insolvent, whose liberation was prevented on a late occasion, in consequence of his Christian name not being advertised in- fill' in The Oazette ; was brought up and discharged, and the Court adjourned to the 27th instant. The present:State Lottery presents advantages to adventurers, tar exceeding any former licittry ; the Prizes in the Wheel - are of great magnitude, there being .two of 20,0001. two 10,0001. three" of 50001.. five of - Diool. seven of -5001. &c. and no Prize less than 201. The - n Umber of TiCkets drawn each. day is two thousand, Which gives the purchaSer an mufti chance of obtaining a share of all the Capital Prizes, provided they purchase before Thuridly, 06.1ober 23, which will be the next day of drawing. Dr. FOTHERGTL'S NERVOUS cciRDIAL DIIO,PS. are strongly recommended at this Season to the Fair Sex : they are pronounced to be certain in removing all Lowness and Depression of the Spirits, the most alarming Diseases of the Head and Stomach, Palpi tation of the . Heart, horrid Thoughts, vain Fears, frightful Dre.irns, - Loss of Memory, Relaxation from Miscarriages or difficult Labours, debilitated Hahit from long residence ,in Hot Climates and a Seden tary Life, Palsies, Dorsal Consumptions, and '\Veak nesses incident to both Sexes ; also for Sp :J=ags from an irregular influx sof vital heat into the atfeaed. MUscles. ' This grand Anti : spaSinodic Remedy ne-, Yet' yet failed. in 'a - single instance for eighteen years pal( in Bilious Cases,' Indigestion, slow, nervous; putrid, malignant; p'etechial Fevers, and broken, Constitutions.--Sold, and retail, at Mr. &ides, No. 4, Cheaplide,. corner of Paternoster ri v iii Bottles,_at 4s. tid. and 1 Is. each, with ample dire6tions; and may be had of 'most Country Book sellers. Itl/117 R IE D On Saturday, at St. Mary Somerset, Upper Thames-street, Mr.' John Woolley, of Walworth, to Miss .Grace Maude, youngest daughter of-John Maude, Esq; Tire sarrke day, at St; lames a s Church, Stanley Stokes, k, sq. of Doors' Commons, to Miss Manton, of Dover street. • On the r ith inst. at Bennett Fink, Mr. Thomas Norton, of Guiktford-strmt, to Miss Clarke, of Finch-lane. Lately, .lames A llewyn, Esq. of 13r,;,id-strect-buildings, 20 M iss Mary May, of Keirsingtpn. DIED. On Friday last; at Exmouth, De , ionshire, Thomas rett, Esq. of Shoreham, iii Kent, the last heir male of the late John Barrett, Esq. Prothonotary to the Court of Chan cery. On Saturday last, at Darlington,' the Rev..Franeis - Dods- - worth. . The same dly, at Muswell-Hill, MiSS INelary , Anne Kent, youngest daughter of Mr. Abbot Kept, - of Carpenters' Hall, in the 2ist year of lier:agt:. On Sunday, at her house in Great lanies-strect, Bedford row, in. her 88th year, Mrs. Bicknell, the widow of Robert Bicknell, Esq. one of the Masters of the Court of Chancery. On the 9th inst. at Cnarlton, Kent, Mrs. Mather, relict of 'Mr. lames Mather, Merdiont, formerly of {Wolin- tane. On Friday last, atter a lung and painful illness, Mr, Ed ward Waunstall, Of Niewpte-street, Hosier. On Sunday morning last, John Howell, lisq. of,Battersea Fields, in the 7 , 3 th year et his age. Tux same clay, in Grange-court, of an apopledic fit, Mrs. Margaret Barber, widow, in her Soth year. LONDON MARKETS, &c. CORN EXCHANG E, MONDAY-, OCT . 20, ;got. We had a,ipoderate supply of -Wheat • for -this. mdr,:ing'i Market, the-sales of Which were brisk,antf Upon neatly ti - re same terms as last Monday ; -Fine Barley being in request, anti the supply rather short, that article is be.:oine dearer; Mat ' is likewise sernethinghigher ; White Pease continue exceed , - ing scarce, and - have arrived ar a price .much above vvr.iast quotation ; Beans of both sorts are a trifiedcarer ; Oats of good wiality• beArlio prolJortion with the indifferent ;:the for mer command rather more money, but the latter sell heavilyi and are chestier. • • , . RETURN OF wiIEAT IN MARK-LANE, Mtuo - s. MA . l.l', Meal Weighers,' Including only from.the 6th of Get. to the t ith_of akreeeSly to the new Ad. i 7 Quarters at .935 od • 243. Quarters at 735. od. 162 -- at 92s od 226 - at 72S od 335 - -- at . 71sr ed 1 57 - 438 -- at 7os od 242 1 54 . :.at 87s ad 12., 277-` • ' at 86s'od - . i• 453 ----- at 65s od 648. at 84i .od . j 67 563 • at 83s od 29 377, . at hzs'od- . .. 3 444 - at 81s od 367 , at 58s.nd 5 1 - at 79s od . •So ' at s7S 6tl 415 ------ at 78s. od . I, so .56s ad 323 •--..,--;-: at' 77s od . - j • 220 . 662 ----r— at 76s od I 287 at 75s od I 292 at 74.5 . od I iso. And' 46 Quarteis 4i 495. ud. Total 860 s .Quarters. —Average 745. sq. as. lid. lower than last Return. at - sis od at 52s oil at sos od A RETURN OF FLOUR, From Oa. 4, to Od. to, 'from the Cocket-Office: Sacks. s. d. Sacks. s. d. Sacks- s. d. 382. t 75 o 150 71 0 ' io 66 6 3 5 74 0 340 b 70 0 28 . 66 <lv 475 73 0 75 - 7 6 9- 0 5- 6 5 6 20 72 6 44 60 e 114 65 0 341 7 2 0 I 43 6.70 2 to --- 61 a lotat-8629 Sacks. —Average,_72s. Is. 90. lower than last return. , . • . WESTERN-COUNTRY MARK...ETS past Week) per Qr. Wheat. &at-ley. Oats. Newbury I 7 0 . 5 ZO 9 2:S • 4;S. Qct to 46,50 cl 29s oct.to Salisbury 7os to . 76s 4:s od to 48, of i 3as cd t0 . 35s liasinptolce sisf to was .1 40S OA to -445. 00 1•39 g qti to 34 s %Vinettester I Bos to: 84s I . 40 s act t 0.44 9cl ( 32s od to 34 s Devizes 164s -to Bos. i'4,s od .10'46s od 30$ •0(.; Co . 3s, IVaintinster 625 to . 78s .1.3 P od to 475, od jos ~c 1 to 37, • • • P.RICE aF HOPs. BA,c5. - , POCK-ITS. I Kent, 41. toS. to S 1: Ss: 4<eitt, 41. tss. to 61. —k.. Sussex, 41. 4s. t0_51.. —s. , , S4ssex, 4L tos. to 51. ss. Essex,3l. 16s. td 3:: 5 - s. Farithatu, 31. SS. t, 91. l l 's • -Oid Duty , . t" t70,00d . . NEWG ATE 'alid LE ADERI4AL L, Al IS. Carcase., . _ Beef, 3s. od. to 4s. opt, . , ,V CaA, _to ss. - 24. Nlutton,3s.Bd. to 4s. 0.• I Pork, 4s. Bd. to. Os. cod. • Laing; 4.5.*0d:• to Ss. oci.. - ' , . PRICE Op TALLOW.. • ••• St. jimiles'S Market 3s" Toworarldw—s.od.6ls.od Clare Market, • 3s. Russaed 595. od. Whitechapel Market 3s. bd. • White 57s:ert. per stone ot lu. , 504.0. eai. • . tos.'B4. sos. Average price 35. • 61j3L. t Ditto - rough IGraves, is. od. • ‘',,x/d Dregs ":05. ad.. Yeliow Soap, 765.—Mottled urd, 9os; P dee oi Caddies per-dozen; les '643. t. lAALES 4 sHrtY MARKET, Oct. .li . ) flay, 31. 12S. od. 10 41 43 6d.—Aver. 41 3,• Straw, it. 16.. 4.d. , t0 al.- i is. od.—Aver. al: 3s. 6d: • • WHITECHAPEI. HAY MARKET. Hay, 31. tos. od. to sl. us: Od.—Aver. 41. 55..0d. Clovcr, 41. 4s. od. to-51. Ss, od.—Aver. 41. Lis: fit. Straw, 11. zBsvod: to 21, Bs, 051.—AVer._21 3. COAL-MARKET. Sold. 28 at 44s 3d 54s gcl, 6 at 44s ,0,1 47S 6d I , at . 35s od af 43$ cd 54s • 3 1 _, -2 at 46s c d 47s nu. a t --s. 27 at 4ss cd 5c5 3, at 40 . 6J 48. .61 at 3c 24 Ships at Market. OCtober 13. Gi Newcastle 7 Sunderla►ul x Cinders 55. 41 New, astle 2 Sunderland i Cinders 17. 38 Newc;istle. 3 Sunderland I Cinders. To THOMAS TA 4 11.0 K, L,itl - . No: g, New. Bridge-Street, London 1 • Flonoured Sir, Edinburgh March IR ; IBoi. 18-EG leave to inform, yon, that ever since t year - 1793, I have been alluded with the I.uesVme rea i • Ahich, from its obstinately resisting e v ery of Medicine prescribed ; by the- most eminent of the Faculty and undergoine• several - sdere courses- , of s - aliVatiiH4 and twice discharged from the klaspital, • with little relief, would appear to he of the most inveterate nature. Jo Bari spring of last year my disorder- had got to such a.bead as neatly to put a period to my existence--1 had a largeinlcet on the crown of my head, one on eich.arrn, sod my legs 'were broke outin-a-frightfuririanner ; my ri.;•nt was my fully paintulpind hati: been -in a stati.. of 'ulceration for last seven years ;• my left had also two large nodeS on it, was very Much iiiscol;Hired, and gave nip such exerutiat ing pain, particularly When` warm in bed, - a nery - ly 'toils prive me of rest ;- in ..this. lamentable state, - •I-• Was recom mended by . ThOrnpson, ; (who recekvesto .great at cure by them bete), to take your - Leake's .Parent Which I began to do on tno. 76th of the course of a fortnight . • I - .began to icceive benefit—in •tittle more than .a month, the ..ulcers on my „heal -an4 'arms 'were soundly healed—soon atter, the sores on my.,legs beaked also; leaving, ••however, consi4rAble disolo - nration in the skin, and pain in the - bone.ofthelett, whia - ,• by sing of God, and a little.longer perseverance in yo,riuvo., luable 'Medicine, subsided; the nodes dispersing, the ‘ skin reg•aining its natural hue, and the nocturnal pains racially gi nos thus became, by your liberal- advice Z.nd Me dicine, perTett/y . free • front all my. former: , compiatitts-- have recovered my former spirits and . strmqh,.and am In-4 come jolly and - tat, In which state navin-cont;nued many months to the attoriislament of all wti, 'Oren, me: Path at a loss in what terms to express ,my. gratitude; but beg you, for the,good of other suffering mortals, to make this2rai case a's public as possittle, 'as I shall on every occasioni in so doing, yea • will greatly oblige,' Sir, your grateroll; obedient,- -very humble servant, ALLX - . MURK • E•it. Swan's Close, High-street, Edinburgh, • Witnesses 'to the aboVe Cia.e : • joHN THOMPSON, No. 3, New Poultry Market; -and • okll , l NFINTOSH• Old Assembly-Close, Edinburgh, Prepared and Sold by the sole Proprietor, . THOMAS YLOR, Member Of the Royal College of };eons, at his House, No. 9, New Bridge street, •London where, after a constant residence of more than thirty-six years, in a prac.iice'-particularly directed ;to the cure of • yeereal Complaints and those incidental to the Pacts of Generation, with that inviolable- secrecy which 'men Of' . his profession should always observe in such Lases, ha Hatters himself, the advice and. assistance he gratuitoukly administers to persons 'taking this Medicine, will be esteemed, by a discerning Public, as an advantage tel.: dom attainable and void of all ambiguity. Also sold, by his appointment, for the convenience of (hose living at a 'disttance, at the l'erfutners, No. 3i, St. Alban's-street, Pall-Mall ; the Toyshop, • No. 503, Ox 'ford-street; Mr. Disborough's, No. 7, Fish-street-hill; Mr Steel's, Bookseller, No. t, Union-row ; Little Tower- Hill :Mr;Baxter's, South-bridge, - Edinbuigh; Mr. Mac. clonald,• Glasgow ;, Mr. Callwell's, Dublin;_ and by ona person in-every considerable town in Great Britain and -Ire. ;• land, in Boxes of only is. 9d. each, sealed up with full and plain direCtions, whereby persons or either sex may cure theinselv•es • with ease,. speed, secrecy, and s'alety, N. B, Every Box sold in Great Britain is sealed tipi with Stamp, on which, by favour of the Comintsioners is i printed', - at .the Staruu trice.--" • -No. u,. Nev. idge-street,"—to imitate which is: Felony, acid alp others are Counterfeits. - :