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London, England, 1801-09-22 00:00:00

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claii-EXCHANGE, MONDAY, SEPTEIVIDER it.
RETURN of WHEAT in Mark-lane, isselodiog gem
the yth Septauber to the lad of September;
agreeable to the nen Ada.
T0tab..49488 `carters. Average 774 84.
13.. 84. hiher thaa tit return.
• PRICE OF H P&
Katt 31 es to 41 to 4RlKent 41 04 to 31 ISi
04 gyres 31 to 41 6s Suffer 41 os to 41 161
Lax st 04 to 41 6s Farnham 51 OS tO 71 OS
SEEDS PFit HUND WEIGHT, Sept. at.
Sad Cleo los eis 9oa
White ditto sos to 1I m per cwt.
Trefoil los to sos
Turnip tat to 181 per buthel
Rye Graft Ws antis per quarter
afiqueicAl mato sor per ditto
Mader& SWhite 7161 .to 141 at pet bathel
goett, jrzyt tos to 141 6d per ditto
Seed Is to Is per ditto
Rape Seed • 381 to 401 per lilt
SIVLITHIPIEth, 'September at.
To fink Ms (611-9!? Rom of Db.
Jeff tt 64 to ss 4d Veal - ts Btl to is 44
mom .se 44 to 6s 84 Pork - 64 4d to 7s oil
Lamb, se. 4d. to 65.6 d.
Stack ot Market this nabnilnt. &aft' 1800. Sheep and Lamb,
Bsno.
NEWOATE and LEADENHALL, Septeabet 2/.
Pet Rate of 81b. by the Mamie.
bar 41 id to 4s 84 Veal 4s oil to di off
Matted 4s toil to Ss tod Pork 6s 44 to is oil
Lamb m Ed to saB4.
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TRICE OF HAY AI4D ersaW, September It.
Smithfield. St. bunts's. Vib
O.HAys StoS ts 3 oo to 0 4 0 oto S 10 0
Halo. 3 3te 414
Straw Itoto a s z 30 oto r 16 (2 i Boto z x 6 o
Coral to to 6 6 -- 6 6 oes 7 9 o
d.. 3 JOS 3
ALS, September at.
' Pet tools In flee Pool, it 71. rad. per ChaldrolL
Delivered - al. ga, dd.
Suoderland, • al. 3s. 6d.
Delivered • 21. its. od.

A letter, dated Colmar, September ii, Rates,
that an event before unknown had fpread a
confiderable degree of alarm. Vat morning at
a quarter pall one, a pretty Rrong (hock of an
earthquake was felt's a great number of people
were awakened by a hollow noife and certain agi.
ration, which was, felt in the houfes, and (hook
the furniture. Several (hocks followed : at
a quarter paR two, there was one pretty thong.
Yeflerday a very melancholy accident took place
in the neighbourhood of Highgate. An amiable
youth, the fon of Mr. Dew of that place, who
held an Ace in the cußoms, having a holiday,
event to fills in the ponds; and, while amufing
Itimfelf. flipped in, as is fuppofed, and was unfor-
tunately drowned. The accident happened about
two o'clock, but the body was not found till it was
too lave to attempt any means of refulkitation. It
is much to be regretted that the proprietors of there
ponds fuffer them to remain in their prefent accef.
fible Rate. They ought to be railed or enclofed,
or if they will not fubmit to this expence, they
Mould take care to have in rtadinefs, at fume con-
venient place or places, drags, and other imple-
ments neceffary for the recovery of drowned bo-
dies, as weft as the apparatus recommended by the
fluoune Society for tse reßoration of curponded

The body of a poor woman abeent do, was taken
up at the Rain at Wellminfier Bridge. yefterdiy
morning about elevenn'clock. Two [killings and
two penny pieees, with a razor and two thimbles,
were found in her pocket: She was dreffed in black,
with a ring on her finger. The body was obferv-
ed by a Gentleman looking over the bridge to rife',
frtnn under the barges lying near Whitehall [Lairs.
Yellerciay a perfon, calling himfelf jobs Sul•
sea, was examined at Bow-fireet, on a charge of
extorting 341. p. from Mr. S. a publican in the
neighbourhood of Hatton-warden, under a threat
of charging him with an unnatural crime.

A richer routine' of amufement has certainly
never before the public than what the Royal Cir-
cus, St. George''s Fields, affords, where among
other exiellent performances is the new grand
tipeelacle of Kmg C•fi•r, or the Negro Slaves, a piece
certainly of the roof impreffive nature throughout
its various fcenes; its fcenery is aVo admirable,
particularly the tremendous effeets of an Earth-
quake, the Mill or Terrors, the Caßle on fire, and
numerous views in the Hand of St. Domingo.
The mufic by Mr. W. Wale, is truly fafeinating,
and the Dancing by Mifs ADAM: and brafs Dame T
is Itniverfally admired.
The Rev. I. WALTON, of Sutton, Croft Hills, in
Craven, Yor fhire in a letter of Auguß 180 t,
addre (red to B. PESKIN% of Letcefter-tquare,
London, the Patentee of the Metallic Traitors, a
copy of his notes during a feries of experiments
with thofe Inflruments. Befidcs important cures
of Rheumatifm, ContraElions, Burns, Head•ach,
afftetions of the Eyes, &c. &c. is the following on
a hfirfe, which will Phew how futile are the artifices
of interefted men, to perfuade that the Traitors
operate on the imagination : •
" A beak belonging to Mr. Slack, of the White Sear lon,
Cruis Hills, through a fpraln, had his leg exceedingly (welled
from above the knee down to the foot. A farrie had tried
tuems witboot fueccia Throe operations of the Tralors hi
the comic of the day carafiderably reduced the (welling, and re-
moved In part the lame:leis. In three days that [welling was
entirety gone. I then, however obferved, that the principal
lido in the brcaft was much difiended. The drawing of the
Trseton over this vein evidently produced great &et, as the
tow animal trembled exceedingly. I then tried, In the fame
inaruitr, three dircrent pkees of metals, %aped like the Truer
tars, &ern neither of which did he expects any fenistion, but
nit bringing the Traciton in comae spin, the trembling in•
Canty returned, and it was with difficulty he could be held.
In 40 minutes the vein was mach disnialthed; and, by repeat-
, 4 ide of the Tractors foe two days more, the hock was weft."
The Traetors Co Deur/try M every Family, and among
E.nfea• may be had, genuine, with new and improved dire-
thins for nave rhea. fur FiveGuieras the Set, of B. D. Pet-
e:us, A. M. tke Patentee, In the book of the tate John Hull
ter. Surgeon, Lc:tether-Iquart ; and of Frederic Smith, Che-
m* and Gruggift, In the Haymarket, London. The portable
nature of the Trade*. reader. their conveyance by Coach, or
even by Poll, perfeCtly convenient. Latin Inch:ding their
anima (pott.paid) ditty attended to.
N. B. The purelaers of the Traitors receive gratis, two N.
intent Book% which contain, as communicated by the firft
teeny eharaners, about three thoafand Cures of Gout, ft hen-
matlfm, Scalds, Head-ach, Tontis-ach, Sprains, Infirasmations,
Lc. &c. and all asiaingous Difcafes cif I locks.
Caul. tuu.--The genuine Traders are 'tamped with the
words •• Ps aal s i s r TTTTT Taacroas " and at the bottom
of the printed &cella,s is a Reetipt for At five guffaw, figned
In the hand writing of the Patentee. by Menial this, km
rations will often be &trawl.