Star.
London, England, 1810-07-21 00:00:00

COUNTRY MAR KEI S.

Gloucester.--Wheat, 153 cf.!. to I 95..—llatley is. rd. !o
Bt ans. 7t. Rd. to 10s.—Oats 41. to es.
Worcester.- -Wheat I is. bd. to 17s. 6d.---Batlcy 3s. t).'. to Fs.
Beans 6s. id. to Rs.-o.tts 4s. to .ss. 91,

Wtrewsbury--Wheat I is. 3d to IVs. sd. Oats 7t. G!.
Wylverbampton—Wheat 13s. to Is.--Barlry 6s. to 7v. Cd.—
Bean 4 gs. to lOs. Oats ss. 3d. to .Ss. 64. Peas Os.

Birmingham—Wheat, I tis. 4tl. to l Bs. Barley, 4c Q. to ",s.—
Beans 9s. tid. Oats 4s. 9d. to 55. 31.--Peas Bs. to 9s.

Wellington—Wheat 114. Lis. 641. Barley 84. to M.

OXFORD Mauer, JeLV 14.-I'he second best price of
bushel of wheat was 14s. ttd. according to wliieh price, ant! a due
allowance made to the baker, the as.ize and pt ice ot are 7.1
follow, viz. the peck loaf, household, to weigh 17lb. ties. 4s. 7J.
the half peck, 2s. Std. ; and the smaller in proportlitu.
SANDWICH CORN MARKET, 11:1 I'.

Prime W.Wheat 105 s. 12r.s. I Oa:s Sae. 4N.
New Red ...9.55. 11.55. Barlvy .

ASHFORD STOCK MARKET, JULY 17.
Beef, 14s W. to 15% od. per score.
Mutton is Od. to 5s 6d. per stole.
Beasts about 230, Sheep and Lambs 1150, Pars "0.

DORIIIIISTER WOOL FAIR.—On Wednesday the annual fair
for the sale of wool WS! held at Dorchester, In Oxford,birt, in
two immense barns, belonging to Mr. Davy, a r( spectable inha-
bitant of that town, one o: which was stowed with the wool be..
longing to the farmers of the neighbouring districts ; and ht the
other, which was near 4300 feet long, and 50 feet wide, lota
tables were laid for the company to dine tngether, about 2tOpt r-
ions sat down. The Earl of Mace was at the head of tie
principal table, and John iane, Esq. owe of the members for the
comity, at the head of another.
The London Wool-staplers did not attend the meeting iu *uch
numbers as was expected, but the (minty buyers bought fret-Iy,
and before sunset the whole of the wool was sal(l.---St,uth-esnen
from 665. to 755. per toil (of t!.-111.); Berkshire from us. to 424.
His Majesty hat given directions for tile droning of such shay
from his Merino flock at Kew, as are intend►d to lie 100 M 03
Wednesday nest.

TO-MORROW.
Sum rises, Sun set., I Moan rises,
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HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW.
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IMPORTANT DISCOVERY.

THE Advantage the Public must always derive
front regularly educated professional num directing almost
exclusively their studies to one species of malady, WAS never :rare
clearly demonstrated than by the unexampled sows which lout
attended the administration of their near remedy, seal the extraoa-
dinary cures it has performed. Fore long series of years Messrs.
CURRIE and Co. Surgeons, formerly
in Ilia a lagesty's service, have
made the Ventres l Disease the particular object of their investi-
gation, and are happy in having discovered a mediciue superior :u
mercury, in the cure of that complaint ; it is sufficient to observes
that the effects of this remedy are diametrically opposite to those
of mercury, for though it (templet* eradicates every veonge of
the Ares, in its most confirmed stages, yet it does no: in the le.<
• injure the constitution ; on the contrary, it renovates the 'latent
in all its natural functions, prontotes appetite, anti facilitates di-
gestion ; thus instead art reducing a strong and vigorous connivw
tion to the frightful condition that mercut y does, it not only ir,--
serves that constitution in its primitive state, hut restores ..o _et
and debilitated one to its aatural strergilt and vi,:our. Nut:dor-
ies, instances are on recent record of the superior eili:acy of that
medicine, its inherent and specific virtues awing as a ;wept. e I
corrective to bodily debility, whether proceeding Iron% ail e to v. 4
of conjugal or illicit pleasure, or front the more no ielious,thoes.o
DIED. ; not less destructive, indulgence of incautious youth of both -ear`
At Paisley, on the Sd instant, 114 r. Hugh Simm, aged seventy. in a certain pernicious habit. Amidst the melancholy variety .1
three years. He was a native of jliat town ; and, though bred a disorders which are the consequence of this aalitary vice, the re ;:e
mechanic, at an early period or life discovered .o strong an in. none more afflicting than that distressing state of debility and el.-
Oblation after literary pursuits, that, without the assistance of . ficiency which prevents or embitters the matrimonial state; the
a teacher, he made considerable proficiency in the study of the unhappy sufferer broods over his misfertune, ashatnedeo seek re-
Latin language, &c. The discovery of this invincible propene
lief, until he is reduced to such a state art ave.:knees as to refs
shy to literature, as well as aptness to learn, joined to a religious life oppressive. 'l'o such persons It mutt be 4 consoling n flee-
da
turn of mind, induced the late Dr. Witherspoon, when he left tion to know, that ;hey may now, by a new infallible mode of
Paisley, to take him along with hint to America, where, in i treatment, be restored to that greatest of all hurnanblesorgi, a
Princeton College, New Jersey, (over which the learned Doctor strong, manly and vigorous constitution. •
presided), besides devoting his attention to the study of the In all cases of debility, deficiency, front whatever cause ari.itie,
learned languages and other hutches of science, be became a as well as in every species of veuereal infection, Messrs. Currie
Student of Divinity. The unfortunate revolutionary war, how. and Co. may be consulted by patients of either sex witaunth the
ever, soon breaking out, his literary progress was unavoidably greatest secrecy, and honour, a• their house. H..
interrupted, and his connexion with his patron broken off, as Garden. Patients in the country, describine the particalers et
their political sentiments respecting American independence hap.
opposite. Dr. Witherspoon, as is well :
their complaints, by hirer post paid, encloeing a Bonk
xi ote, will
known, at ao early period of the contest, became a Member of : kingdom
pened to be extremely have the necessary medicine and advt.: i
No. 107, Hatton-Garden.
!ions. contributed in no small deree toward the separation of the LONDON : Printed and published by
Congress, and by his writings, speeches. and other active exec- 'a" —,---------,--
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eolontes frith the mother country; while Mr.Sinn, in his humel i terbury-Place, Lambeth, at the Slown-Orrict, No. 1, Caret
ble sphere, became warmly devoted to the Royal cause, I street. Published all as ohe si a t-Orries.Terapie bar
LEVEL KENT, of Can

As we wish to encourage improvements, conducing
to public advantage, we should be highly remiss in
not noticing the Establishments formed during the
last tea years, in London, by the Belfast Linen Corm:'
pany, at No. 50, Great Russell-street, Blooms.;
bury, and 270, Strand, near Temple Bar, for the ex.
elusive S.le of Trish Linen, in single pieces, at the
wholesale factors' price, warranted bleached on the
grass, without chemical acid. Their improvements
in the bleach and manufacture of linens having ob-
tained such universal approbation, is solely owing to
their notusing any chemical ingredients in whitening
their linens. It is much to be regretted that other
manufacturers do not pursue the same plan.