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SMITHBIELD, Bei:wino S.
Beef 41 bd to Ss od Veal 6s od to Od
Mutton 5s Od to 6s 6d POriC 6s od to A od
Beasts, about 710—Sheep and Lambs, 3,400.
Calves, Ito—Yip, £l*.
NEWCATE AND LEADENHALL MARK O'.

Beef Ss 8d to 5s Od Veal 41 8d to 7s 4d
Mutton 4s 4d to 5s 4d Put* 6s Od to 7s Od
PRICE OF HAY AND STRAW IN SMITHFIELD.

Hai 3l lOs to 51 5s New Clover 51 lOs to 61 15.
New Hay 01 Os to `A Os Straw 11 13. to 21 55
PRICE OF LEATHER IN LEADENHALL MARKET.
Butts 224 254 Calf Skins 32d 38t:
Ditto 26d 28d Ditto 38d 46d
Merchants' Backs 22d 244 Ditto 384 43d
Dressing Hides 20,d 224 Small Seals 93d 34d
Fine Coach Hides 22d 244 Large ditto, per doz. 12os 180 s
Crop Hides for curt. 18d 200 Tanned Horse Hides 214 25s
Ditto 2i4 230 Goat Skihs 34s 62s
RAW HIDES.

Best Heifers and Steers (per Ordinary Is. la. to V.s.
stone) 3s. ad. to 3a. 4d. Market Calf 17s. tut
Middlings 2s 4d. to 2s. 64. Englisk Hulse 14s. to 164. I'd
Lamb Skins Os. Od. so Os. 04. Sbearlings 3s. O.L. to 6s.
Uassions, FEB. 4.—Wheat per load E. 25 10. to 237 Os.
Barley, per quarter 545. to 645. Oats 455. to 55.. Beans 995. to
1125. New ditto 635. to 765. Rye 003. to Oos. Peas 86s. to Stts.

OXTORD, JAN. 30.—The second hest price of a bushel of
Wheat was 15s. 9d. according to which price, and a due allow-
ance made to the baker, the assize and pt ice of bread are as fol-
low, viz. —The peck loaf household. to weigh 17 lb. euz. is 5614
The halt peck 2s 64a. and the smaller in proportion.
Astruao, FEB. 2.—Beef, 12s ad to 15s Qd per score.—
Mutton, .5s Od to Gs Od per stunt.—arts 475—Sheep 863
Ptgs 50—Calves 12.
DERAT.—At the last Quarter Sessions, Alexander Eloiglin-
son was fouhd guilty of forescalling at Ashbourne, by bul ineten
pecks of potatoes before they came to the market, at 10d. per
lack, and selling them in the market for 134. a peck, and sen-
teneed to suffer one month's imprisonment.

ECLIPSE OF THE SLN. —lt may justly be questioned
whether our Almanick- compilers fot the present year
were not wrong in their date of the Eclipse of the
Sun. February Ist was mentioned, but surely the
uncommon darkness which occasioned many per-
sons to use artificial light on Tuesday last, marked
the period of the Eclipse. However this may be, no-
thing can eclipse the lustre of ROWLAND'S Macassar
Oil (sanctioned by Royalty) with respect to its vir-
tues relative to the Hair.—lt afFords, by a plentiful
crop, a juvenile appearance, to declining years, and
it imparts a brilliant gloss to the tresses of our beau-
tiful countrywomen inexpressibly fine.
MONEY REGISTER. OFFICE, 2,DUKE-STREET,ADELPIII,
LONDON.— A t a time of such general embarrassment
as the pi cseat, it may be of importance to persons of
every description to know that there is an Office esta-
blished, where Money may be raised under every
kind of difficulty. Those, who have unquestionable
means of repayment, may be immediately and cheaply
accommodated ; and those who can only present pro-
bable or possible resources for returning chat they
wish to borrow, may, sometimes, be as quickie,
though not so cheaply, relieved. The Nobleman or
Gentleman, who may have mortgaged or encumbered
his estates to their utmost bearing, may have means
pointed out to him, at this Otlice, of disentangling his
prOperty—the Merchant, who may have speculated
beyond his means—the Tradesman, who is prevented
establishing or encreasing his business for want of ca-
pital—the ingenious Mechanic, whose inventions are
denied a trial, because he is without Money to bring
them forward—the Artist, whose genius is lost for
want of ene-onrageenent—the Speculator, whose abi-
lities might be of importance to society, if he was
listened to and assisted—may be all relieved at this
Office, which is established for the purpose of regis-
tering their particular cases, for the inspection of mo-
nied men, who frequent this Office, to learn how they
may lay out their money to advantage ; some of them
are satisfied with a trifling per centage, but require the
most perfect and unexceptionable securities ;—while
others, of a more speculative temper, are disposed to
embark their money in any thing that may promise
a more considerable profit, however uncertain and re.
mote. No one, therefore, need despair of assistance
at this Office—the schemes and speculations of every
one will be heard ; and persons having property, in
possession or expectancy, however involved, may pro-
bably be accommodated, if they cis strew the least
chance of being able to repay ultimately what they
may borrow. Persons of confined income may here, by
sinking their capital, obtain a well secured annuity
for their lives, of nearly treble the amount of their
present receipts, or they may be instructed to increase
their income without sinking their capital, though not
to the same extent, unless they embark in securities of
some risk—and persons, who have any sum of ready
money to dispose of; however insignificant, or consi-
derable, may here find a choice of securities of every
description to employ it. It will only be necessary for
them to state what they wish, whether they prefer
lending their money upon annuities, secured upon
Funded or Landed property, or upon Mortgage or
Post Obits, or upon property of whatever description,
and their wishes shall be attended to. If they chute
to accept personal security, they may make very con-
siderable profits, and, in some instances, personal se•
curity may be unobjectionable—where the borrower
has fortune and character, there need be no appre-
hension °Wogs, for it is not the practice of this Office to
rely indiscriminately upon the honour of the borrowers.
—The Proprietors transact their business upon a plan
which does not subject them to litigation, and, though
they avoid, as much as possible, dealing with persons
who would be capable of disputing a debt they had
contracted, they always guard against the possibility
of such a circumstance. Persons, however, who are
content with moderate interest fbr their money, may
always find securities at this office, that can neither
subject them to loss or trouble. It can hardly be ne-
cessary to promise, that the most inviolable secrecy
shall be preserved at this office. No one is ever per-
mitted to know the name of another, until it is a;:cer-
tained that, by introducing them to each other, their
objects may be accomplished. It is the plan of this
house to state every proposal to raise mottey to the
person likely to advance it, without the name of the
borrower—to describe his situation, his credit, his
character, his occupation, his income, his expectan-
cies, and every circumstance that may affect his pro.
posal, but never to divulge his name but to the per-
son who consents to advance him the money ; and
the names of the leaders are held equally sacred. In
seine instances, their names always remain concealed,
and they are never divulged, but to those with whom
they have transactions.—Charge for registerings one
guinea.—Office hours, from tea till five.—All letters
Must be post paid.

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