The Sun.
London, England, 1806-09-23 00:00:00

Bow-STREET: Just After the examination of
-Kelly and Edwards, the reputed honse-breakers, on
Friday night, Wilkinson, the patrole, receiVed,.
pri-
vate information that the' Irish linens, rousliitS, &c.
amounting-to upwards of 8001. which the Prisoners
ivere,sharged with having stolen from:the house of
Mr. Gairns, inTot ten ham,court-road,, were concealed
in,Newgate, and that they bad been conveyed there in
hampers, under pretence that they contained wide
fbr the Prisoners' wives, who are there under sett-
4euce for: having uttered forged Bank of England
Notes. Wilkinson, in consequence went, to New-
gate, and communicated his business to Mr. New-
than, whO sent for Mr. Nalder, the City Mar-
shal, and they all proceeded to the prison,.when they
found, in a box belonging to Mrs. Kelly, a quantity of
linen, muslin, and dimities ; but it is feared there are
no marks by Which it can b ascertained whother it
is any of the property stolen from' Mr.: Gairns. There
was likewise fonnd "in
,the box Bank Notes to the
amount of 1301. and a bunch of pick-1:}c1( key,"with
'skeletons; two theM are large, for oPening street
door:.; and seem` to have been a' good deal-used, .
A, man, c illi ag himself, G,Taptain Aufcfnpl of ,the
Royal Navy, called upon Major PcII.E.LLY, at his'
apartments In "SAttittlAy morn-
ing; .and addresSed him, in a=`•:v6ry-• familiar-.Man-
not", by the title of " Capt., lioWly,;." said he was_
glad to see. him. returned to 4tv,ilatild, ;happy to see'
him in good:health, and ifiquired'affei a.nuinber
Officers, &c. and at length: old nim he as ernbar,
rassed in :his •eircumstancet; and styl,i(ited
The. Major in. a,s4or! .time discovered that , he,
mistook him for-Ca-PI; 4the Royal
Navy, why England-With the did
patches of the capture of Buenos. Ayres. The fellow'
was discovered to- .be au irop4tor4 Xelterday:he
was examined before Mr. READ, but ilot, having
Obtained any money,- he'Was diSefitiiged.
A daring robbery N"VdS coitimitted on Saturday.
morning, in a dwelling house at the backoof ,t4O.
Harp public-house, five miles on the'lldgware•-roal
A party of labotirers;eleven in number, who worked-
in the neighbouring fields, retired to the Harp to:
drink on the evening of-Friday, where they remain-;
ed until a late hour.' About one o'clock five of them_
entered-the dwelling-boitse as ab6,re described, arid'
repaired up stairs to. the- bed=roonn of :Mr. Bell. They
dragged him out of bed, and compelled-him to dis-
close to them where he kept hiS cash, and one of
them threw himself across him, whilst his compa-
nions ransacked the house of money to the amount,
of about 401. a qUantity of plate, &c. wait which
the whole of them got off. Six of the gang stood
under the windoW of the Harp ; and the landlord,
on hearing the shrieks of Mr. B's servant, basted to
the window, but he was enjoined .not to give any
alarm at the risk of his life. Mr. Bell is theprophet
who was looked up to 50 years ago, and who caused
the inhabitants of this city to fly to boats on, the
river, to avoid the et-feet of an earthqtiake, which was
to swallow up the metropolis.
The following is a remarkable instance of the'sa-
gacity of a dog :—A harrier, bought by a Gentleman
near Swansea, was conveyed' to Bristol by .Sea, and
from thence to the vicinity of .-ieovil, in Sonierset-
shire ;_but the animal disliking his new situation,
decamped two days after its arrival, and in two days
more .v as found again in Swansia. .
. 'Lea a ". Knowledge .of a disease is half its
,cure," is an adage which Lever was more fully
verified thanin the Venereal Disease, which, Pro-
tens like, assumes so many different forms, that it
requires no small pertion.a experience and .know-
ledge to distinguish some of its symptoms from
other complaints, and to apply with efficacy well
'retietlieS as • *lll prOdbce "a 'radical cure without
undermining the constitution: • :The
.Anti-bitpeti-
gines, or. Solomon's Drops,- is the long sought for re-
medy for all its stages, when Mercury ovAntimOny,
Nitrous Acid, 'and other -Medicines so fashiooitble
of late; prove abortive, These Drops prove Of the
highest-utility in all cases of " depraved habit, with
affeaions of the skin ; hence its efficacy in cases
of Scurvy, Scrofula, or J_:eprosy, as well as in the
confirmed Lues ; and hence by its sanative power it
expels the virus Out of the 'system, and restatesa
to convalescence when impaired by disease, or the
deleterious preparatiOns of Mercury,' Antimony, and,
Aquafortis. sovereign remedy may now ,be
had of all reputable Venders of Genuine Medi-
cines throughout the United Kingdom, in half-
-guinea and 335. family bottles, containing foui• lesser
ones.

1118TII
On Saturday last, the Lady of lames Dashwood, Esq. of
of a Son.
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MARRIED
On Tuesday last, at Oulton, the Rev. Samuel Pitman,
A. M. late of Christ College, Cambridge, and Domestic
Chaplain to the. Right Hon. Lord Byt6n, to Miss Bell, only
daughter artd sole heiress of the late Coulson Bell, Esq. of
Oulton- Hall, in the County of Norfolk.
On Thursday last, at St. George's, Hanover-square, fames
Everard Arundel!, Esq: of lriiham-Hall, in the County 'of
Lincoln, to MisS Mary tones, daughter of Robert Burnet
Jones, Esq. of Hereford-street.
On Saturday, at Stroud, in Kent, Mr. George Robinson,
of Fenchurch.street, London, to Miss Emma Baker, of D'on-
easier.

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On Wednesday, at her lodgings at Heworth Grange, near
York, the Right Hon. Lady Semple.
On Friday last, on his way to Bath for the recovery of his
health, the Rev. John Eaton, •IL.D. Redor of St. Paul's,
Deptford, in Kent, and of Fairsted, in the County of Essex,'
and formerly Fellow of New College, Oxford.
On the tzth of April last, on the Coast of Timor, Captain
Alexander Law, of the ship Greenwich.

HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MOR-
ROW
Morning, 27 min. after 12. j Atteinoon, 49 min. after.l2.

NetIOILICY
SaLisi,)_lll-Y
a'a'sifigetoke
Wio4:hestdi
Odvi zes

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• tJ NI.T•I Ky S (I.at WeelOper. Qr.
Wheat' .iia; !ley. - (lets.
gas: irls oil to 465'0d.( 2Cs'l,4 " 36s
705 to. 2os 1 44; c I t,) 5 or; 31?
673 tp.tiv. f 3Dan to 44s oct 293-•od
gas to g 43 423 01 1, 44, t 325
663 to 84s i• 78; to 42- -.q; GC. CO .34s
68, tt.) -1 la, , 1.239;

rkic-- :IPS l;1,!7N1) AND'IVALLS:
&ding Sept_ 15:•
Wheat -s; Bis -3d I Barley . 445 e,d.l Beans
Rye 46s rod L)ats' ••••• 3os oft t

A4s icd
47s od

-.77. . • I.RILL t,i lik)l' ~ .
'NAGS. PpCK ITS. „....,
Kent, 4h os . 4r.: zBs.: -, :Kent, 41."os: to '5l: us.
Sti"..V,:X, 41. -- S. to ,41,:, log. r Si.t.,s'ex, 41. los. i 0,51 u2s•
Essex, .li. os. to 41. ,i.s., - , Faro:laal,7l:--os. to Si. Qs.
Oil-Duty - £176;000

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RICE OF LEATHER ptt. lb.) 4:r LE.AIiENEIA iff.„
Butts, SO to i6lb. each, - •, -22 d. to 2441..
Ditto, 60 to osib. ,eacit - - z 6,1- to aScl.,
Meriluints''Backs-, - - - to ;zit:
Dressing'llides, - - ' 180. to !90.
Fine Coach' Hides, - to 144
Crop Hides for cutting, - - 2ln . tv.432a-
Hat Ordinary - - to
Calf Skins, 3o to 4olb. per Dozen 30d. to 4od. per to.
Ditto, so to 701 b. 36E1. to 42d. per lb. '
Ditto, ^,o to Solb. 331. to 38d. per lb.
Small Seals (Graillandi 39,1. to 4od. per lb.
Large ditto, - mos. to toos. per Dozen,.
Tanned Horse Hides, 2s. to 355. per tide.

I'ALLt):
T‘iwoTallow—s,.4.62s.64
Yellow:Russia od tizs. ut
White Uo. .—s. DJ. ots.
Soa.p do. os. 59N.
Melting Stutl sos. cts. od.
Ditto rough --s. 3bs. od.
raves i is. od.
Good Dregs :os. od.
Yellow Soap, 7.85.•.---Mottleiti;lsBs.—CUrd,"92s.
Price of Candles per dozen, t Is. od,—Mottlds, tzs. od.

PRICE OF
St. James's Market 3s. Btt.
Clare Market 3s: lid.
Willtechapel Market 35. 7d.
per stone otllb.

ros. tic:.
Average price, 35.. 7id.

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St. lAMES's HAY MARKET, Sewt.
Hay. 31. 6s. opt. to 41.. 16s. od,.—Aver. 41. Is. osi.
Straw, 11. ths. pd. to 21..05. ii.

‘VHITECITAPEL 1-IAY MARKET.
Hay, 31. ios. od. to 51. 05. od. —Aver. 41. ss. od.
Clover, 41. 4s. ed. to 51. Jos. od.—Aver. 4i. 17s. cgt.
Straw. tl. tbs. od. to zl. Ss. od.—Aver. zl. .Fl.

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• • -CO4L-MARKET,
Ships at Market. . Sold.
Sept. 15. 58 Newcastle . 44 at 39$ d Sts 94
9 Sunderland S at
3^s .64 43s sci
:t7. 39 Newcastle , 27 •at 39$ 64 vs gcl
. ' 3 Sunderland. 2 at 38s 64 —s nd.
- - 19. 54 NewcaMle..• 4t at 39$ 6d. 525 od
9 Sunderland 3 pt 4es 94 43$ 9d
' . a Cinders I- at 4•.-,s od

..To THOMAS TAY f,O
Sir, ': No: 9; :New Bridge-street, Loticlori.
ICONSIDER it btit:an ad Of justice. due to the
merits of your LE AKE's PATENT PILLS, to co:n-
municate to you the followog Cure'which has recently been
lierfored by them An ikequaintance. of, by the
'breall'ing out of an old -Venereal- ebrtentaint. (attended by a
Vomplication of disorders arising therefrom), was reduced al-
roost to a skeleton.;. and altltongh he had the best Medical.
advice which could be obtained, and.l7ied a vatie,y of Patent
Medicines, nothing could biflOctired which seemed to suit.
his case, or to (lb him anv'serVice : 'he ranained lit a most re-
duced and pitiable situation for two yeatS, unable to follow
his profession,'and scarcely able to walk or even to stand ots '
his legs ;- intar&t--no-(lne who ke,ew hirtteyer sipposedit pos-
sible for him to recover. lie was advised at last to try your
Leake's Pills—he dirt so, adhering strictly to the diredions
given with them. Ile had .not taken inbrelian two boxes te-
tote.,lic
,found an alteration for the better: this (Item, aged
him 'to Indceed, and by taking, a few boies more he renind
his ,appetite and strength gradually return;' and is now as
health and stout as any man 1 know , You are welcome,
Sir, to icier any, person to me fora contirmation.of the above
accsount if it should be doubted.
- I your obedient huitible servant,
Library,' Folkstone. THOS. PURDAY,
Prepared and Sold by the Sole Pmprietor,
T nos y tog , Member of th'e Royal College of-Surgeons,
London, at his /louse, No. 9, New Bridge-street;
Where; atter a constant residence of more than Forty Years,
in a practice particularly directed to tlivl Cure of Vene-
real Complaints, and those incidental to the Parrs of
Generation in both Sexes, with that- inviolable secrecY
which Men-of his Profession 'should alwaya observe, he
flatters himself, the advice and assistance he gratuitous-
ly administers to Persons taking this Medicine,' will be
esteemed by a discerning Public,• as an advantage seicrii
to be obtained, and void of ambiguity.
Also sold, by his Appointment, tot the. convenience of.
those living at a distance, at the Perfumer% No. 35, St. Ai-
ban's-street, Pall Mall;- the Tayshop, Noelo3,
street ; Mr. Disborough's, No. 7, Fish-et-hill; Mt.
Baiter's, South-bridge, Edinburgh; Mr. WI )(guild's; Glas-
gow ; Mr. Caliwell's, Dublin ;Mr:;
Mr. Atkinson's, Manchester ;• and by one Person in every
considerable Town in Great Britain and .Ireland, in Boxes
of only as. oil. each, sealed up with full and plain direr-'
tions, whereby persons of either sex- May cure thernSelv'ts,
with ease, soeed, secrecy, and safety.
N.- B. Every Box sold in'G reat Britain is sealed up with
a stamp, on which, by favour or the Coniriussioners. is print-.
eel at the Stamp-Ace, " T. Taylor, No. 9, New Itr.dge.
street," to imitate which is Felony, and all others are cowl.
tertetts.