The Sun.
London, England, 1802-02-05 00:00:00

CORN EXCILI2,GE.

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' Tins day the Market . was well supplied ; s'ales
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thin, but few buyers; in general but little fluetua-
tion i a few-samples of fine Cats .90tainetl.i.smdit
advance: Flow continues steady
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Wheat - 6os 68s a Ros od I Old Beans
~..- _ .44s 6d
Fine do.. - : lips a 82s od j 'fir;: do -- ' '3ls a.34s 64
Malt -42 s 445 a 47s 6d. l Oats
,- .. - ;Ss a zas oil
•Fint do. - • 48s a 49s 6d 1 Polatid db. .255 a 2.6 s 6;1
Burley - . - 3.65 a 4os od I P.ape Seed. 341 a 371 per last
Rye oe. - '— 375 a .05,6 d , Fine Flour 6os a 65s per sack
White Pease 325 a 47.,s od Secorid. do. 55s a bos per do.
Beans . , 325 a 36s od .

The' Prince de CoNDE has been tome tittle in
treaty for Wanstead. House,.. in Essex, - during the
minority of Sir jAmEs.TIL-D?hy •Loicc, Bart; and .
is said to have finally ag,reed..upon terms, and will
take possession of this superb mansion, and demesne;
at Lady-day.
A new Cont.-sing Club has recently been' esta
blished at Newmarket, by several. Spotting Gem,
tlemen of r4otfolk, Essex, S,tiffolk, and Cambridge..
shire : their first Meeting * was held~ thiS, weeki.;
which has -already afforded ttiiiclt fine running,
A singular.tobbery was yesterday noon attempted
in the City, near London Wall.:—A fellow- ob-
serving
.a poor and very aged_woman ha.ving two.
pairs of boots to clean; contrived i 6 seize three of
them, and. ran *off; but finding himself pursued, he
dropped • them in a passage at a. considerable
tance. Unfortunately the perscin. who ptirstied him-, •
took a wrong direelinti;-and the pitiful thief eseip-
ed.--A person who. observed the boots dropped'
crave such information to the poor creature (-whom,
he afterwards accidentally saw lamenting her loss),
that she recovered them again,' •
MA NS I 0 H 6 tis *E. Yeiteiday the Driver of
Pickford's waggon was charged before the LOitti;
MA-toit., with carelessly letting a bpi fall•from his
waggon, by -Which a boy had his arni broken; and
was otherwise much hurt. came eidt in evidence
that this -man had unloadid part Of his watrgon, and
had drove away to unload the -retuainder,- without
having fastened the goods to preveAt their falling;
from which this accident happened. The. Lord
Mayor relfrobated the,careless agle& of the
gober; and fined him one guinea;
.which, tie saidi he
hoped Would be a .watning,tO.others:

MARLtiottotiori - STREET, --_On Tuesday last
Grassetti the Proprierorand Manager of a
Theatre in Dorset Mewsi St: klltry-le.botie, and
'several .of the rertertriers; Were firelight to this
Office; having been apprehended by thiOfficets the
preceding evening, while perforining Phantasma.,
goria, Feudal Times, &c.:-;--It appeared by the evi.:
dente of one of the -Officers, that hi had gone thi-
ther; and that :ts. 6th was demanded for admission
by Mrs'. Grossett, which he paid ; that the princi.,
pal part of the audience were young, boys, girlsk
and women ; that, great complaints had been made
at the Office by ihe parents of such children fre-
quenting this place; as well as tht neighbourhood
in generzl;' sorrie.Orthe children having march
deted them of the money to gain.admission; and, as
this performance began as late,as.iiihe o'clock in the
evening; it was frequently one in thi,Morninglbe.,
fore they got to their houses; and sometimes not at
all: Tht:- Officer furthec stated, that one young-
girl Was in Custody who hae,''zebbed a Gentleman's
house of place, w:iich she had iialk-ssd to the amount
IVJagitra td
m
of Pli. all of which she har paid.tor t -;,.;f4r
Children
present.--The
admission ;...and. that there were on 71 otilay night
near too
e o
,;;;;bird, anti the, rest of the Perf;iniers were comp.;mitted surctF,F....! their good behtiviotit‘
committed Manager
to Bridewell a toile. and-

94.. Tic-e •11777 of individuals may be decided by arbiters •
,
their judgment is without sppeal.
95. There lies no appeal from two sente..4„..s conformable'
to each other ; revision only takes place in 4..A4e of contradic-
tory sentences. . .
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F C 7, No' 112 i

WHEN Professional Men of Education'
_Responsibility deviate from the geneial SYstel"aie
the seleAion of a. peculfat'branch, the- sandion of long
tinued success is the; bee - criterion Of superiority. .
Eight years have I devoted my pradice toI the excleit
treatment. of Three DisOrdets. and the successful ns
my•p tan gives me additional ardor to oppose, as far as og
able, the ravages of thoSe Complaints which are the' -
important in thetatalogue of Elliman Infirmities. „„cocu
After initiation into' every Branch,.as an-Army
I formed a wish at an early period of Practice to rescu Ow,
clividuals from the ignorance of Uneducated men, °r
equally dangerou-s precipitancy of 'general- Praaitioners'
rhe Three. Disorders; to the Cure of which 1 liiiv„,..-1,115'
voted my attention, comprise every • species of N" city
REAL IN KECTIOK, 'whether of a recent or longoofo
ration: ;city, All kinds Of dehility,. whether- arising 'told
the habitsT of school-boys, or the indulgences of- 'l'3tvg°
age: And, lastly,': that- derangement of• the system
men which is called BARRENNESS; or ST E k I 1.31 050
•• • Numerous Oiseases are-the result of ignorance, or
in the treatment of -a simple GonQrrhcea, and it n°,(l°'
frequently happens that!the-seeds of poisO filef
the tudiscretion of an unguarded hour.—By a supori°4ter
thod such Complaints are easily cured; and, even of
-others have failed, .I trust that I ,niity, presume 10P-
radica.I re-establishment. . •
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Few,. however, are the cases of complicated .do. .
this disorder, coMpared with the calamitous situati°ol. ilia
• Men, who,.from an indulgence in a solitary Vice, t starb
prevalent gaieties of a fashionable life, acquire that
of Debility, Which 'lb the unavoidable consequence 0
perniciOus habits. 1,01
Where the unhappy sufferer broods over ills aiiserY:osl
carefully cone eats his misfortune, it may be sortie cot
lation for him to know, that although it .be owicrioc
doubt or uncertainty with other Praditioners, the ffepol":0
of the;:e. Deficiencies by the gradual progress of tie
tion, is the acquirement of any Experience. If t sr.govr,
of Bacchus or Venus have began to Maol.Y„1:te00
much anxiety' will be prevented by air early C"0 gffr,
tion of this_ languid State ; and. in these casts, 12
difficulty will occur. a ?to
But where this Deficiency has for years existed, .1, 541
perseverance is indispensably tequisit.e.rto.rev,iVe
beriny; Sparks-of Lite, and to re-inimate thiti Citilitit •
000
iitt
MARRIED WOMEN, wh6 haVe- lon- been dis3l, tiot
in their expedations of. a Family, May be aFsurcti:
most instances, sueltdeteds are ciirabt,e- by N1Cii!c.3,,J1.54k1;0,
The secresy which is so essential to 11:V
and the qualifications which I have press to
the basis of my pretensions, and in coincidence
this intimation is given, that Mr. P. may be S. arwit,
personally, or by Letters (inclosing a small Not''lP;o4
house, No. 29, Arundel-street, Strand, near serl/..str
:4- There is an. additional Entrance in A43t.".
adjoining, and
Me mber the Name is on both the doors. c:0;"
of the Royal College of s 1,1 rg: