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!OF THE BREW,

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This subject, so little understood by the Public in
generatl, has been recently discussed in a tract pub.
ICshed in the PAMPHLETEER, and written by Mr.
33.“'ERSTOCK, of Alton, in Which the Author very
clearly proves that the prejudices entertained against
the present practice of the Breweries are entirely
founded in error, as no substitute for Malt and Hops
can be used but at an expense infinittly exceeding the
price of those two articles-I-all(' since itis plainly slaMewb
that no profit or advantage whatever can arise, to the
Brewer froth the use -of any other-matters, it may.
justly be concluded that bone such are resorted to by
thtnse who possess the judgment to define the-bawl-al
properties and relative usefulness of the only paver
niateriall for Brewing. For the most satisfactorr
ek;:l ,nartan.of the subject, we refer our Readers to
the IV‘th Number of the PAMI'II LET GE% price Gs. Gd.
besiderthe•above, eleven Pamphlets on
the must intetesting and popular subjects of the pre-
si!r. t day. •

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WINDSOR, .141VarIRT 90.

Yesterday, soon after two o'clock, his Royal High.
ness the Dake of Vont( arrived- at the Castle, on
a visit to•the Qin/AN and PRINCESBES, and left in the
evening. for London. His Royal -Highness has dis-
pensed with his footmen riding as out-riders, in con-
sequence of the dAngefous state of ;he roads ; they
now ride on the dickey of the carriage. ; The waters
having come anwn in great torrents from the heights,
have caused the ditches to overflow pair the Park,
which has laid .the Hope public-house at Frogrhore
under water, tti **ell as a number of houses near'it.'
In The evening the rain ceased, after which we had
the highest wind from the South-west that hats, been
recollected for a number of years ; when that sob-
sided a very severe frost followed, which caused the
waters to fall very much.
JANUARY 31.—This morning the QI`FEN and Prin-
cesses Eitattnent and MARY went-to Frogmore, for
the first time since the frost. The waters about here
have risen at lean sixteen feet.

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'HYDa Pantr.—The open stare of the weather` on
Sunday, induced numerous Promenaders to present
- themselves in Hyde Park. The grcUnd beingdamp,
.-" • there were but few of the ekzanter en foot;. a long•
train of carriages, however, made up for their absence-
- Fawn colour pelisses; trimmed with .fancy -fur, and
die cossack cap decorated 'many of the Ltirperambit-
lators; but the cos-ume hai at present no other cha-
recur than that of warm, comfortable clothing...7.j
yesterday; in. ,ionsequpace of the dux, ;pd the
• preceding, night's frost,Mie. ice; On: the Serpentine'
• ver,)l44,assnmed- quite anew appearance. All the
chasms were 'filled up, and, e;cept *whereon the hit,
locks of snow remained stationary, eery part of the
sin-face ..ssno(.th and peifect.. Timsitaiters Were.
numerous, and many presente4 superior, attractions.
▪ Tliere were a few carriages 11:the
- tome dashers of ton on the ice piomenading to and fro.
• The ice has been so thick that several waggons, of
S 2 cwt. have passed the elide at DalmartieEk. -
A warn friend to "the prisoners in Glasgow jail
has snit a Roit seasonable supply of blankets, Eon. .
• • A 'number of Ladies in Glasgow have
.I.indably
formed thernselvesli2to a sOcietly'ror promoting more
Effectually the comfUrts Of the podr,"and'niiet weekly
ascertain tht proper . objects of armpit's:roil, lor
*bout they make ;warm -clothing by their -vault 4okk-
znaoship ; and alt is incalculable the real berielli'etid
• . advantage which. have been done to hundreds' in the
city and r.eighbaurhOod from these noble and-bene-
volent exertions, which we trust will be followel
the Ladiei thronglunit the kingdom.
A well-disposed person, named s Parr," in, the 80.
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• rough, not only' •substribed liberally in money, but
. lent the parish of St. Saviour's fifty chaldions of coals
distributeto to the poor---•-tho
.c eels to be returned
_ *keno- a reasmialile,pr ice, -7
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• IL WAS cititainly high ti
me for the Secretary of State
tiVapply•tO Bow-street tor assistance, when Jack Frost
had dared to imp eves to 'Mails on the -King's high-
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A, 'Gentleman happening to have a, serious fall
• sturing the frost, on rising p from his foll declared, that,
cheep
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be: had no desire to see,the City burnt. daunt,
he heartily wished to have-the City_lSidin artit: 1 .
• • Thetilis ot Mortality have co'hsideiably increased
Is; ce thcievere weather commenced. In the parish
b Vitri 4a-13onne 188 deaths have. occurrd within
Us°.fast weeks. • -•
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I,9l3PAight, during the late frest, a thief :',got on
• d...the Joseph and Ann,. of Boston, lying in, the
istmea,
,and,' in. the act of rummaging, a box of
• •-. theAlielianging to a lad in the sliipc.linotlieC of. t
- . ' 0441°t-34qulh, called Irish Jemmy, being armed wi
"{lmlay,. made a push at the rbbherin the Atafk,;:4o,
41ich,passcd through his bean. , Verai;p4astiiplat
itie..
Saturday se'nnight,f, is a solAtr belonging to the
ItoyaL Ai stationed' at . :Levies,' was, sliding cid
'•• she ice, tour the paper-naill, his heels slipped up! 244
ialling.witb great viciletice. on his head, his skull '
so dreadfully. fractured,. that a portion of 114
came out., He was intyreyed to the LeavesM.isi • •
where he languished till Sunday morning eakk . •
eapired.
The whole of- the• vessels belonging to the townl
and port of Sandwich, fourteen in number, are a
this time in' that harbour frozen up : that all the
sets belonging'to that place should be in the tsar , •
• sit ono'time, is a circnmstance never Before known.
'Wednesday at a young man, of the name of To w 4;
• •- was dti.ins his father's waggon dowst a hill nevi,
, in his endeavour to seize one of the hbrset
"by the head to stop their progress, he slipped and fen
when the wheels of the vehicle passed over his head;
and killed him on the spot. .
On the night of the 21st ult. a man named Mo-
• , loay, residing at Kildi in the county of LiMeriar,
was taken out of • by sante 'assatsitis, praced
against the wall of'his hotise, and shot; lfAtt),•-fthey
first. &edit his head, and then at his body sr.4
and-daughter, in endeavouring to' esclipet-irere
fired after by these villains—the son received a 61:g8t1
, Wound la ADC of his ears. The cause assigned for this
• dialiolical.act. is,, dud fil9ony was to have prosecuted
time persons at present in the county gaol.

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Yesterday, in consecpaence of the Anniversary of
the Martyrdom of King_CuwaLas having fallen on
Sunday, the Court% of Xing:: Bench-and-Common
Pleas only sat a sliort tittle an the ntoining,' to hear
bail jultified, and discharge iPsolitent debtors.
COUgT OF CHANCERY, JANUARY 29. - •`"
_MEUX V. kIRIOLIY A 1.40 LLOYD.
Haar applieq. for `an. Ipjunction. r irpttga
Lloyd, one of the defendants to this cad, from
assigning a lease td a third person ; the•actient was
pounded: upon the fact of. Chugler havingairady
Fmortgaged die lease to Meux aid <o., for arBoo.
r 'The. 100,0134 been assigned to Litiyd by , . ley,
notwithstanding hii engagements with MeuxCo.
and' to restrain a' forth?' tilinsfeiwas the (4:1- Of this
motion. Injunction granted. .

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PUMIC AFFlCl4.llgiceniin:

Yesterday ifillinaklienrs. P. "440/1 ilras brought
before Mr. Brrints, and undeitivent an efAlflinatton.
charged with committingiliiinher of 'forgeries in
the name of Mr. Charles Uric Ashlej,:.on Messrs.
Biddulph and CO. the Bankers.' -The prisontii WAS
committed• for trial, and. the parties: bound Over,
prosecut,...-7 Nabs Evans wal.epolgutted to Tothill-
• fields Bride ell, for her. appearst4e.to give*
evidence
ion the trial, she not being
.tible to procure sureties.
RIOT AND CHARM': or Mumar.-.:Sanday evening,
the Parish of St. Giles . was thrown into' a state of
alarm by one of those numerous riots which disgrace
thlat place, arising from quarrels between natives of,
different Ira 'counties'. liowever,.thii differed from
the genetatity of Wt.*, as ti e.Linierick men titian.-
relied among thernielves, .and, in their nsual way,
,agreed to decide It by the use of the,shillelagh, po-
kers, and every offensive weapon they could come
at. The attack began between seven and eig!-t
o'clock; when an immen.*e number of men and wo-
men sallied out from Ilainbridge.btieet, evidently
.ripe for mischief. The engagement was most severe,
and during.' the conflict, an innocent .man, Of the
.naine of White, panting by ,was attacked in the most
brutal and feiticious manner, whom they 'davit !lekcl,
and had riot Salmon and his patty fortnnately-arki-
ved and seized three Or the ringleaddi, there is no
doubt but the poor mit repaid have been trampled
to death. Yesterday,ther were. brought to ihr.ol?
fice, and underwent au examination : thoY.'s?" tr.
.names
wcie I"ailick casoan, 1044.4.1:0gr.
clad Ragan. •
Margaret Donahoe attended, and gave a full. ac=
'count of. thi proceedings of the 'mischievous assent.
blage, which issued.from the;Ship
Ba nbri&ge.street, arididfattiflcd.theriKillerS' Ra.aaFt
With a sword, and Callaghan'with'n bludgeon,: .were
joine.iht a parry 'of their ciittntrtmen with. picir2aztki,
shovels, &c. who had been erkiployeid to clear twiyAtre
snow.. ! They etracket&White, who at one time CO*
trived to escapefrom them,. but he-vias pursticd.sultl.
'b#k to the scene of action, and beas in the
tliWttkiwatdfy. and diSgrateftil tnanner • liftlin rut.
flans :- she particularly Zitingtfithedfltaxafi akd Cat?
.laghan heating.him. •- . ; •
Margaret Catca confirmed thsidgerep with the ad-1
dition that she saw Joyce acisiritufesaged in the
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attack on' hiir.
-Elizabeth SkivinxiOn also stated, that when White'
was lying in- the kennel, she saw a tall nian 'strike
him a Inost violent Wow with a piece of timber.
Patrick WgßtliY: and.s.ergal oklaer witracertea .coe-.
firmed the above. • . . . .
The parties were 'clitntnitted' fOr ftitther'examina-
'Lion, until the Earle the wounded man is known.
He was taktraci the Middlesex Hospital.. •

• MATTO( GARDEN. . -
Mr: Samuel Dalton, of Hampstead, appeared yes
terday to a summon', fol..refustng his horse and cart
on Saturday, to take the baggage of the 2d regiment
of Goards to Eltham, in Kent, for which he was con-
victed in the penalty of five pounds.
Heavy Abraham: and Bernard ifbra3ants underwent
a lons.exacnination before Mr. SELWYN, charged by
John Hutt, the officer, by whom they were appre-
hended about eight o'clock yesterday morning, in
Bridge meet, Westminster, withist horse and cart, in
which there was about half a ton weight of King's
stores, consisting of brass, copper, and iron bolts,
screws, &c. and of which they could give no satis
factory account. They were. corninitted for further
examination.

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.40 llse-tliktellesex Sessions,. Clerkeitwell,, on the
Apgeal day, the 20th of January, a cause- vAs heard.
Upon an appeal to,the Court on a.petition presented,
Esat:en. aged. parent, o enforce. ad allowance,of relief'
felons his son,-a young man of respectability atkdinde.,
'Pendente, under the Act. 43 Elizabeth, cap. 2, Sect.
7p:.f4.Entitlv.4 'Pao Laws, how far poor persons are
tat bokeelieeed byisheir parents or children, being of a
• ft cie4t athilieyveshall at:their-own charges relieve
• iit4S(otititeltwery such poor persona"., and after
• • •jt pi(ttiei, the Coon was' unanimously of
. appeal,shniald be, allowed, and that'
• riewitotrrpellesi4p the above. Act to selicve
*Ws/the/41W therefeve made an older of assess.'
liqem to,pay 'what .the Act directs.
#l,l‘,Ahostiat.,Shockiag muidee4snlits 4ommittid 'at the:
Xstateati,strniqbetKipiTtoLet.:.lJtidtaeattet'ca, on Tuesday, the
K Assistant-Strgeon
4.44l7;thlkeit-Indialt.ezirnent, on the person of
iDev,Easerteo.o( Upon an inquisition'
Ike eoroner,!itgappeared, that they had been
;?i',4iiitkVtirritfaitikter opinittetrielith other at the
_ Labktift the ioffeelroorn, Witheitt -any con Vers-
• helistv:irst.:4lnoising. Dr. Killen hid -14;regirrientat
-istasii4lravin and placed by his side. seemed
.ttitthistitatreli. , He at length rose, acid nuking a
clicli.,lrith. 64 point of his sword on the floor, seated
himsel‘itra chair in the middle, addressing Dr. Shea
—" Sir, if yon put your foot in this circle, I will run
youthrottgh." These wards he repeated three or '
Joni. times. When a feW minutes hadelapsed, Dr.
,Shea roseiand having approached .close to the circle,
Ds'. Killen sprang up. made a lounge at pro Shea
'with his sword, which broke, and a part of it fell-nn
Ae'iround, but he made several violelatt cuts at'hitn
with the stump, in rapid succesitan. 1.4 dectaie
fell to the ground, without a sigh cr green. escapinig
from hint. It 'appeared, attain one of the thrusts
made at him, the 'sword penetrated the left eye•lnd
entered the substance of' the brain.—The• Jury re-
turned a verdict of Wilful Marder,.'upon wkich the
prisoner was outwitted for

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SPORTING INTILZGAIIeg
• BETTING ON THA DERBY, OAKS, NI. •
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Ito I apt. Lord Stavrall's e. by Witty.
io 1 apt. Duke of Grafton's Partisan.
74 to I apt. Mr. Haretes t. by Dick Andrews.
to Ifr. illyticktwr.
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'• Ito I kite. Mr. Traitrott's filly. • -
!0: to I apt. any odor.
OATLAND STAKES.:—Futif , CIAO.
4o s agar: Oettivius.' • .
Sit !I, asst.: ptfiapce.
"• -• :g8C8141) CiASS. ; y -
7to s apt. Aclatius. • ; • • • •;; •
tot apt. any ocker. , • r •
I.IIIIID Csauri.—No betting.
There has' filde variation in the betting for
some time, owing toiht severity of the weather Inv-
ing put'a stop to the training of the horses. It tsp►
pews, on the arrival of the mails due, there were two
other Acceptances for the Slipplementary Handicap,
in addition to those we stated An our paper of Satur-
gay:lia!!. ThAfolkiuting is a sorrecOisti . .
'kEwbitARKET, suPPLEMEN rwr FRE& HANDICAP.
71VaDAt--S.ECOND-SPIErNO 14EETItid, 11114.
' • of 1.000..: deb.' —D. Ivt.;
Mr. Muff Trune.Bst.l4lb.•
Sir I.Sh I's Pliantant, Bst. 101 b,.
, 'Dike of ituddmrs Elizabeth, ast. ulb. •
Lard Insey's Amadeus, ast.
Mf.,rake's Pointers tist.
C. H. Cavendish's &elation-, 71. t. 13lb.
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ifOlelcULtrIRAL REPORT FOR JAVI7.OIII
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A froit; Linger ankmpre Severe than has been ex-
rrieticed in this country for maurrears,, and' more
,pnticularly the extreme depth:of-the snow, have to
it-Ally impeded every species of out-door or -field busi.--
joess, even that of the dung-cart. The only employ-
Intent has been, attendance upon the live stock in the
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traw-yard, which, from the great plenty of fodder,
as been most successful. The covering of snow will,
Oivever, be very beneficial to the Wheat crops, which
enerally stoodin need •of a-check to their luxuriance;
,and the Fallows will receive an =pie share of beneSt
rorn . the same cause, producing fine and friable
moulds for the approaching seed-season.
Caule.crops, Turnips, Cables:ger ttc. are in an un.
main state, depending upon the nature of the thaw,
or the degree of,.damage they may sustain; and, as
ual,.vece few growers have had the precaution . to
drew andsti,cl; any part of their roots.
. Reports from the North confirm the universaUy fa-
Vourable `accounts of the last crop of every kind of
produce, particularly Wheat and Barley, more ex:el-
:lent still in quality than bulk. No appearance of
idisease in the Wheats,- except, sprinklings of smut. in
fliany -parts, but to no great extent. The Wheat
seed:time:wakalfo most favourable,. equal to that,4
:the best years ; and notwithstanding, the very consim
,d,cral4e reduction of, priceslfimproAceinents and the
eigitit .of#ew,lodi advaufe.cpitltgret spirit. N.
have rents falil‘n, the full prices being current for a
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theta; lease: grained', the terra of 'scribehaving,been
%l -eitended in consequen'c ~ pq. worst report ts the
extreme distress of the 4 ova . claisa, during the
severe gather; - -.- - ''''"' -l• • - . • - -
The Wool Markets in:)rgetietil 'footing uptritraii
but coarse long wool much in request, and dearer than
;at anifOrmer period. :Cattle and. Pig, markets, both:
oct ktOre, 'Scantily .iiiiiplredi and vriiempty 'dear.'
C`bwi'deirterj_ Hoises somtwhat:cheaper, partied-01z
of the ea kind ;in some delk*to be agiribtited to
beca the rational return of Many-tai*t;s i 6 *or Tabour',..
the consequent expectation that it- ii shunt to '
'general—one of the greatest citizets of•natiojeal.
individual economy. -•

AYLtRIOE PRICE of CORN in ENGLAND and WAj.E.SI
mot
Jilt returns ending the 92d-of January ni 6.
Wks *lff. Barley. Oats. Beaus. Pease.
s. '4. 1 s. d. • 1 a. d. 1 a. I a. d. t a. d.
79 0 147 141 3 2610 151 3 54 9
The average Price of Sogar,computed from the returns made
In the week ending the 96th of January, is 818. 6d. per cwt.

RETURN OW WIILAT IN MARY-LANs, from ILA. 17, to Jan. 229
Total 1,162 quarters.—Average 76r. 1114.-os. 814 hiLher
than last retivo.
RILTORN or FLOUR &OM Jan. 15, to lan. St.—Total 11,338
sacks.—Average 745. ocl.-11s. 70. higher qiaa hist return.

CH FIELD MARICRTy JANUARY 31.
• his. STONE OF 81b. TO SUM pit orSAL.
Bid •6s 4d to 71 6d I:144 Is_.od Co $s 44
Mutton 6s 6d to is &I peat* 7. Od to 81 od
Beasts, 2t2o—Sheep, 50,500x-Calves, 110-wings, SOO.

PRICE OF HAY AND-treß_4.}Y IN SMITHFILD.,
Meadow Hay 41 Os to 51 Ss Clovor 111 Os to 01 Os
Rowen •01 Os- to 01 Os) Straw 11.10 s to Si Os

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