Star.
London, England, 1812-04-14 00:00:00

MARKETS.

RETURN of WHEAT InMark-lane, Including only from the
St.th of March to the 4th of April. Total 10,729 quarter..
Average 1276. 711-775. d. higher than last return.
• A RETURN OF FLOOR .
• From the 28th of March to the 9d of April
Total 10.000 sacks-Average 109 s. 6&4.
Is. ild.lower than last return.
Price et Hour-Ens 1 t ss. per sack.
NEWGATE AND LEADENHALL MARKET.
Beef 4s 44 to Ss 44 Veal 5. Od to Os 84
Mutton 5. Od to fid Od Pork 5. 4d to 6s
Lamb Os. Od. to Bs. 4d.
PRICE OF HOPS IN THE BOROUGH MARKET.
Bkgs. Potkets. •
Kent 41 Os to 61 Os Kent 41 Os to 71 Os
Susses , 31 Os to 51 Oa Sussex 41 os to 61 0$
PRICE OF HAY AND STRAW IN SMITHFIELD.
Hay 51 Os to 61 Os New Clover 61 Os to 71 Os
New Hay 01 Os to 01 Os Straw 21 10, to 31 us
COAL-MARKET, April 18.
Ships at Market Sold Prices.
71 Newca.tle 7 445. 6d. to 54.. Od.
1 Sunderland 1 455. 941. to 00s. Od,
PRICES 01 GRAIN AT THE IFOLLOWINU MAILIIIILST.
Rasa taus rots April 8.-Wheat 1325 Od to 147 s Od per Quarter.
Barley 61s Od to 66s 04 I Beans 61$ Od to 66. Od
Oats 40. Od to 44, 04 Pease 00$ od to 00s Od
Bread 2s 101 d. per gallon.
MAIDENHEAD, April 8.-Wheat 115 s od to 15Os od per Qr.
Barley 65s Od to 70s 04 I Beans 68. 01 to 70. od
Oats 43s Od to 50s Od Pease 7115 od to 00. 04
Bread 3s. Od.
Nswaustr, April 9.-Wheat 115. 04 to 154 s Od per Qr.
Barley 69s od to 72s 6d I Beans 60s od to 72. Od
Oats 43s od to 50s 04 Pease 65s Od to 725 04
Bread 2s. 9d.
HENLEY, April 9.-Wheat 112 s od to 152 s 04 per Or.
Barley 58s od to 69. 04 I Beans 65s 01 to btts Od
Oats 41s 04 to 4.5. 04 Pease 54s 04 to 67. Od
Bread 21. 10d.
Dsvmss, April 9.-Wheat Iles to 144.0 d per Qr.
Barley 68s to 78s Beans 645 to 68s
Oats SBs to SOs I Peas 00s to 00.
READING, April 11.-Wheat 105 s Od to 155 s Od per Qr.
Barley 64. Od to 69s I Beans 691 Od to 70. Od
Oats 42.1 61 to 46. Peas 00. Od to 70. Od
Bread Ss Od.
BANISURT, April 9.-Wheat 15s Od to 18s Od. Beans 7s. Od.
to 91. Od. Vetches, 14s to 16. per bushel. Barley 725. to 80s
Oats .7s. to 455. per quarter. Bread 2s. 74. Flour Nos. a auk.

At the Meeting at Birmingham, held on the Or-
ders in Council, Mr. SPOONER stated, that, at the in-
terview of the Deputation with the Chancellor of the
Exchequer and others, Mr. Percival listened to their
account with great attention, and met the subject
very fairly and openly. He admitted that he was
fully aware of the distressed state of the manufac-
turers, but being as fully convinced of the benefits
accruing to the country at large from the Orders iii
Council, he• cot.ld nor, from any consideration of
partial distress, alter his opinion ; and that, therefore,
he could not flatter the Deputation with hopes vt Lich
he saw no chance of being realized. Mr. Spooner,
' could sot, however, say so much for the manner in
which Mr. Rose treated the subject. "It does not tit-
' nify, Gentlemen," said Mr. Rose, after listening to their
representation, " we art like two men with our heads in
a bucket of water,andwe mutt see which can stand dr::ohing
the loagett !" When, therefore, t•id Mr. Spooner,
such a sentiment as this is openly avowed *uy one of
his Majesty's Ministers, I leave it to the sense of this
Meeting, whether it is not time for us to begin to think
for ourselves.

The following occurrence haprened at Kimbolton,
on the 29th ult. (Eastvr Sunday) ; as the Rev. Mr.
Codiing, the resident Curate, was preaching, from Ore
17th, 18th, and 19tir verses of the 118th Psalm, (" I
shall not die, but live, and declare the works of the
Loan. The LORD hath chastened me sore ; but he
hath not given me over unto death. Open to me the
gates of righteousness; I will go in to diem, and I
will praise the LORD ;") he suddenly stopped rhort,
and exclaimed, " I can't !"—" I can't !"—and im-
mediately sunk down in the pulpit, and almost in-
stantly expired. He was only 32 y-...sars of age.

CERTIFICATFS, May 2.
James Moorhonse, of Stockport, Clu FA re, brokt r—Ria an!
Sargeant, of Slough, parish of Upton ct.nt Chalvey, Bucks, car-
putter—Thomas Parry, of Chest r, r. llow chardier--John
Roche, of Nicholas-lane, London, ntercii.,t.t—Ri•bete 14 °bin -un
Day, of Haberdashor street, Roxtun, cantle svia-manufacturer.
rohn Pickering,.of King:ton-upon-Hull, toe rsh Int—James Blyh
of Chelm.ford, Ev.ex, merchant —Jame' Cooper, of Sheffield,
lines-draper—Harriort Matins, of Brook-street. Surrey, dealer.
John Moss, of Blosw:ch, Fnre gn of Wa-saP. Staffordsfure, malt-
ster—Margaret Court, Ftauces Court, Jul n Court, and Jol a-
Lowe Diggles, of Savage Gardens, London, nterchatrs—Wm.
Harrison, Wm. Gorst, Woe. Hard on, mut I Cooke, and•Johts
Fairwesthes Harrison, of Tower-street, London, merchants--
George Lake, of Exeter, woollen-draper. •

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
Watts, I3loxsome, Watts, and Player, Duraley, Gloucester-
shire, bankers (so far as regards George Watts)—John Graves
and Co. Liverpool—Smith, Biggs, and Morgan, Bristol, linen•
merchants—G. and T. M. Mumford, Astern Caotloe, Warwick.
shire, farmcrs—R. Burgess and H. J. Roberts, of Wellington,
Shropshire, ironmongers—J. Slyer, J. Nightingale, and.W. South..
worth, Sharpies, Lancashire, bleachers—Davies and Barker,
Islingtoa, joiners—Wm. Lodge and W. S. Sherwood, List rims:A-
land-brokers—J. W. Keene, Birmingham, and J. Carswell, Lon,
don, merchants—R. Brinson, Birmingham, and 1. Lester, Due-
ley, Worcestershire, pork-butchers—W. Whitworth and Mark
Walker, Leeds, mathtne-makers. W. Roberts and P. B. Ether-
edge, Lad-lane, shawl-manufacturers. G. S. Furmage and Joseph
Marks, London-wall, manufacturers of patent bolting cloths. J.
Cockshott, and Wm. Leaf, Lavender-street, Rotherhitlie, ship-
breakers. A. J.Guitard and L. 1. Reyrivran, London, ship-agents.
W. and R. Bramwell, Greek-street, wine merch ants. T. Jones
and T. Revell, Lower Jamaica-row, Bermondsey, calico dyers.
H. and P. Stewart, and J and A. Thomson, George-yard, Bow-
lane, agmts. FL and P. Stewart aad A. Thomson, Glasgow, ma-
safacturers. W. Gilbert and G. Cocks, Coautstrce row, Bildt-
friars-road, grocers. R. Parker, wharfinger, and T. Atherston, of
Nottingham, dyer. J. Fitch ana P. Taylor, Norwich, elk mists.
Fuller, Bruokes, and Las, 'Wells, Somersetshire, bankers. J. Par-
ker and J. Hopkins. Nottiughpm, cordwalners.

BIRTH.
In Dover-street, the 10th instant, the Hon. Mrs. Dillon, of a
4on.

MARRIED.
Saturday morning, at St. Georg.'a. Hanover-square, M.j. r
S. G. Newport, to Priscilla, eldest datigitter of the la.e Sir Bel-
lingham Graham, Bart. of Norton Cony,rs-hall, Yorkshire.
Friday, James Ormond Noknan Esq. to Mary, yungem
daughter of the late Rev. GSorge &ilium, LLD. of Rowfant, in
the county of Sussex.

DIED.
Yesterday morning, of the gout in his rtnmach, at his house
in George-street, Sir Milian Plomer, Knight, Al4erman of the
City of London.
Tuesday last, at the Vicarage.hnuse; Condhursr, Kent, in the
11th year of her age, Charlotte Affieck, eldest dauglthr of the
Rev. W. B. Harrison.

Saturday se'unisht, Mr. Henry Ward, Dui goon and apoth Cal y,
Farrin'do••.
Wednesday; at Hackwood, the Hon. Mrs. Ot de, wife of the
Rev. Mr. Orde, of King‘clere, Hants.
At York, on the cc!' instant, Mrs: Penny, wife of the Rev. W.
Penny, of Iraideld-ball, iu the West.riding •f the comity of York

MR. SPII.SBURY, from his success in ScroPhu•
loos Cases may In co 'suited any morning between th.
bouts of Eleven and three, at his Dispimssey, .lu. IS, Soho.
square, London. Patii•nts %caking to coutalt him at their own
homes, on di-rases of the jai nts, scorbutic and eruptive corn.
plaints, previous to making use of the Patent A. 6 iscorbutic Drops,
still have a decid d opinion as to the probabil•y of success,_.
Terms of attendance may be kn :son a the Dispen.i!ry, Nu.
Soho-square. As there are numerous comical-lu, -please to ask
for'Spihbury's Patent Antiscorbutie Drops, with thr King's duty
printed In black tuk, in bottles of ss. 6d. doubt.. hottles-lus. hod
larger XI 2a. duty included. Compound Essence Its.
•
Distngssary. No. 15. .401 m-square. London.

rl 'HE CORbIAL BALM OF GILEAD is
uttiver-ally acknowledged to be peculiarly efficadous in all
inward w:isdngs, loss of appetite, indigestion, deprt-a.ioa of spit.
rite, to nibling or shaking of hands or limbs, obstinate coughs,
shortness of breath, and consumptive h.tbits.

le DR. SOLOMON, Liverpool.
Newcastle, S!affordshlre, Sept. 14.
Sta—The demand for your invaluable Medicine (the Carded
Balm of Gilead) in this part of the country, hu been more even.
sive than for that of any other I ever vended, and several cases
have been communicated to me in which it Las been highly t:ffb.
cacious; indeed the vaa consumption of it mint be a convice.ng
proof that it is possessed of wonderful healing goat ons.
Sir, Ea:. Cil AR LES CHE iTER, 13ookstIltr.
bold by Dicey and Co. Bow Church-yard; and all other Me-
dicine Venders in the United Klagdom,ac 14)4.61c:4h, or family
bottles, entraining four, at 31s.

LIGNUM's AN FISCoRBUTIC DROPS AND Lo
I EVANS and SON, No. 42, Long•lane, Wee
J • Smithfield, have just received a fresh•surply tro:n Mr, Lid.
num, Surgeon, nuteliener, cons:sdug of the above mon riled..
lent medicines, au universally resorted to for their extraordinary
superiority iu all complaints of pie Scurvy, 1 eprosy, itheuntss
tistn, Ulcers, and other disorders arising irons Lop:kit:a 40 the
blood, &c.

The virtues of this celebrated medicine cannot be ltAter
played elan by the great number of well-attested cases winch ant
annuAly and even monthly purfurnied by the sole use of these
firops and Lott On. At this season of the year they are parties,
hay recomnunded to the attention of those subject to the Scurvy,
&c. &c. Ladies and Centltmen may claw have their mine
completed in dozens, er h a-dosens, to a singe 45. 6d. bottle.
These Dtops arc *Ad in moulded square bottle+ at i is. sal
45. 6d.—one l is. bottle is equal to three .4s. 6d. ot • :—Lac etc
2s 94. the pint bottle, duty included, whoksal: by Mr. Lignew,
Manchester; and by J. Evans and Son, 44, I,4lg.iane. was
Smithfield; Dicey and Lunen, Kt, Bow Chorea yard; Butler,{,
CheapsiJe; Newhery and .ions, 45, and; Shaw and Edwards, es,,
St. Paul's Church-yard; Barclay and Sons, 95 Fleat.ltarketi
Weston and Co. 929, Strand ; Sanger, I 59, Oxford street;
ton, Royal Exchange; CundeU, 47, Minorite ; and most M.
du Venders.