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London, England, 1816-06-27

DOVER, JUNE 46.

Sailed this morning;, the Countess of Elgin. Cap-
tain HAMMOND, with L'imd Bertwtoc, and family ;
Catharine, Captain FriAsen, with Mr. TENNANT and
family; and the Ant, Captain BARNETT, with Sir
THOIWAS SLINGSBY, ar.d a great many oiher pas;en-
gers for Calais. Lord LONSOALE embarked onboard
the Cumberland, Captain Boxrn, for Calais yester-
day morning; as did also Mr. TIERNEY, on board a
French passage verse'. Sailed this afternoon, the
Chichester packet, Captain RUTTER, with a Mail
and passengers for Calais.
London, England, 1816-04-15

This day owe pubilabad, in limo. prise Ss. bound,
ELEMENTS of PLANE and SPHERICAL
TRIGONOMETRY ; with their applications to Helens and
Dina:sees. Projectioas of the Sphere, Dialling, Astronomy, the
Solution of Equations, and Geodesk operations ; intended for the
Use of Mathematical Seminaries, and of first year-men at College.
By °Humus GREGORY, LLD.
Of the Royal Who! Academy, Woolwich; Author of Letters
on the Elm:lron's, Doctrines, and buttes of the amistran Re
It ton ; a Treatise of Mechanics, anewher Works.
London : Printed for Baldwin. (Lick, and Joy, Paternoster
row ; W Wackwead. Edinburgh ; and John Cumming. Dublin
London, England, 1816-04-15

was abont 044 yards from the pit to Beresford's. Jh
passim from Mr. Webton's to Beresford's, and from
h;s house to Beresford's, two 'persons woisld meet
VO yards before they ewe to the pit. The next
ntrpng he went to the pit, and s w the impreshion
of a ma'r's shoe heel, and a cordeck breeches knee s it
aas a smallish cord, and the ends of the.cords had a
patch which did not correspond ; the ends of one
went into the hollow of the other. He saw chaffand

wheat about the pit, where the grass was trodden
down. In one place the hedge was broken qu to
fresh ; it looked as if deceased tad been through that
pan, as the berm was spilt near that place. Witness
saw the breeches the prisoner had on ; they were cor-
duroy; there was a patch on them just on the hand
of the knee, the ribs of which did not correspond.
The water where the body was found was not a pad
deep. He saw the body ; there was a black flunk
under the chin. The deceased bled much at the ILI t
London, England, 1816-04-15

HILKMAN'S PILLS:

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FOR THE GRAVEL AND S CONE, LUMBAGO, AG.
N.,F the various complaints incident to the human
frame 'there are none more dreadful in their nature, nor
more alarming in their coosequences,tlvan tire Gravel and Stone.
Hickman's P.ll*, composed of the moor innocent ingredients,
have been foetid* of angular efficacy, in strengthening !he vessels
ctetaining toe urine, removing the calculi, or gritty secretions,
and banishing every pernicious tendency to those disorders,
without confinement. Ihey ate therefore With great confidence
recommended to theafßicted in the ibove complaints ; as well as
fur Lumbago, Pains hi the Back and Loins, Stoppage of Urine,
sod &larders of the Kidneys and Bladder.
in Meet sr Ya. od. and I is. by Wieser.. Butler and Sons,
No. 4, Climpaide, London; and also by M. Gardner, George.
street, Edialiergb Maim Newbtry and Sons, Darse•street,
Dublin. and the MaipcbssVandars tu every City forti in
.dts utitlad Statimou

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London, England, 1816-04-15

rISHE COLONIAL JOURNAL.
.1 London: Printed for Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy. Pater
noster-row ; J. SA. Richardson, Corolla!: and!. Booth, Duke•
street, Pettlatul-place.
•„* The object of this publication Is to record every species of
information rrlative to the Brithih Colonial Possessions, exclud
inionly the territories tender the management of the Kist balls
Company. Of course it will scarcely be more lot errslog t:. Co.
lomat Readers than to the Mother Country, by whom ev:u local
know•lege must be eagerly sought fir. Plates il:us•ra•tng the
scenery and natural history of t'•e Colonies will embelli,ii the
several Numbers of the work. The prrotl4 of publication are
the first of January, Apr,l, July, and Oc,o'ior.
London, England, 1816-04-15

ear for two or three days after. On being cross-
examined, he said, he did not think the deceased, in
making resistance, could fall backwards into the 'pit,
we hedge would have been broken more ; her pet-
moos would have caught the top, and he thought
no woman could go through herself without making
a larger breach. lie thought when she gut ever she
must have been helped liver. Prisoner was desiied
to put his knee into the spot; he did not perceive any
thing on the breeches knee but the patch.
Wm. Teag saw prisoner and deceased together
await a fortnight Wort in a little stable of his mas-
ter's; she stood up, and he seemed to have his arms
round her, hugging her ; deceased was crying. He
.did not mean to say the prisoner was using her un-
kindly.
Mr. Weston said he asked the prisoner on the
Morning, if he knew any thing of Nancy?' He said
no. Witness then told him she had been found in a
pit ; when prisoner said, he would swear he had never
seen her since she went out of the house last night
with the harm. Witness asked, how he came to be
so long in taking the bus ? He said he had been with
Topp's man.—Witness compared the patch on the
breeches knee with isle mark, and they seemed to be
exactly alike. He aiso compared the prisoner's shoe
with the walk, and thought the shoe was rather too
large; bet the impression would look less from the
natural stiVess to the ground.
H. Irees, a tailor, at Over Whitacre, examined
the patci. 1:1 the prisoner's breeches with the mark,
and sate l that they evidently corresponded.
Ll zalieth Beasley.—Qn the evening before the
budy was found, abut eight o'clock, heard a queer
noise, like a gurgling ; it appeared to come from the
pit; she made the observation to some persons in the
house, but did not go to see what it was.
it. Curtis lived with Mr. Topp, bet left him before
Old Michaelmas Day ; he was in Northamptonshire,
30 miles !rom the place, when prisoner sa►d he was
with him.
T. Bat ker, surgeon, of Coleshill, examined the
body. There were scratches or small bruises on the
arms ; they appeared as if they had bren iL4licted by
thorns. If the deceased had been drawn threngh a
hedge, it would h .ve inflicted these wounds. There
was a bleeding from the mouth and ears, and in its
opinion, the deceased died from suffocation.
On the prisoner being calle,l on ler his defence, he
said, •• I do not kn..w any thing at all of
Tri,. Learned Judge then -rammed up the evid"oec••,
and the Jury directly returned a vetdict of—Go I;.y.
In the evening his Lord•.hip passed the a A l.ul S.:;1:
tense, and ordered him to ;se executed on Thursday.
London, England, 1816-04-15

amp ~Mg asewby s isistelve int If dredges white A*
berapssigh es Smoke al leaf.
r ig S. They Ain not be gelled tie sit is say other deafen thin
111 tbs•e, which shall br neenettered by s diesoledoo of the Chant-
bee, lo virtue at Article Met the germ."
Adjourned till Mouthy (tt.is day.

PARIS, APRIL. 10.
The Emil& of Rossi hassent M.Pozso di Borgho,
a superb swdrd, the hilt of which is studded with
diamonds.
couat ER 11TRAORDINARY 01 THURSDAY MOONING.
The Commissary of Police, Roussel,-of the llth
arrondissement, received a stab in the arm with a
knife, on Sunday night, in making an. arrest.
On the Sd instant, the gen: d'armes of Tarrascon
arrested one Sansse, one of the authors of the popular
commotion which took place in that city on the Ist
of February last. This individual was one of those
who went to the King's Procurator, and forced him,
by dint of menaces, to liberate Gouvernet. The same
person also. went to the Deputy Procurator next
morning, and demanded to know the hour of meeting
of the Tribunal, in order to bring Gouvernet before
it for acquittal.

New York Papers arrived this morning to the
12th of March.
NEW YORK, MARCH 9.

CONGRIIIM —The House of R:fpresentatives, for
se►eral days past, bave been occupied principally cn
the Bank 3111. On Tuesday List a motion to strike
out of the Bill the provision giving to the President
and Senate the power of appointing five Directors,
was decided in the negative. 64. to 79.
London, England, 1816-06-18

NORTH SHIELDS RIOTERS.

The ATTORNEY GENERAL—My Lord, one of the
persons, John Norman, from Shields, is in attendance
to enter into recognizances for his future good beha-
viour, if your Lordship will permit him to do so.—
Several others are on the road.

Lord X,LLENBOROIOOII to the defendant—You will
understand, Sir, that should you be guilty of any re-
petition of the offences of which you have been
guilty, you will still be liable to be called up for
judgment upon this recognizance ; you will, there.
fore, be careful, as should you again offend, the Court
will be under the necessity of punishing you with
some severity.
The defendant then entered into his own recogni.
zances in £4O, and was discharged.
COURT OF- COMMON PLEAS, JUNE 17.
SIR THOWAS HARDY ANL WIFE V. THE PIIOP.EIETORS

or THE 1101041 Na HERALD.

Our Readers will recollect, that the defendants,
against whom an action was brought, for publishing
a series of libels in The Morning Herald newspaper,
against Lady Hardy, suffered judgment to go by de-
fault, and that damages were awarded in the Sheriffs'
Court, to the amount of £lOOO.

Mr: Serjeant COPLEY this day moved for a Rule to
spew cause why judgment should not be arrested, on
the ground that certain of the inueudoes were not
supported by the counts of the declaration.—Rule
granted.

COCKPIT, JUNE 1.5.
Diana, alias Hebe, Quedens master.—This ship.
under Prussian colours, laden with porcelain, bronze,
&c. sailed from Ostend under a licence, for London,
and was seized at Woolwich by Lieutenant Soppings,
Inspector of vessels in the port of London, aT British
property not legally transferred to a neutral 'proprie-
tor. It appeared the vessel, then called the H?he, wee
capturedon a voyage from Demerara, wi,h West In-
dia produce, on board, by the French, and carried to
Ostend and Bruges, where she was alleged t' have
been purchased by a Prussian subject, who put the
present cargo on board. A claim was given in the
Admiralty Court for the ship, as British property,
and also for the ship and cargo as Prussian .property.
The Court below restored the ship and cargo to the
Prussian claimant ; and from this sentence the seizor
and the British claimants appealed. Their Lordships
took time to deliberate on their judgmmt.
London, England, 1816-06-18

DIED.

Friday, at Edinburgh, the Hon. Allan Macconnehie, lei
Mcadowbaidt, one of the Sena!ors of the College of Juitice.
Lordship came to the Bar in- the year 1770, and was called to duo
Bench in 179 G.

At Leith, on the 7th inst. Capta;n Joseph Brodie, R. N.
May 19, at Nice, in his 92d year, Robert Curteis
Esq and B A. of Oriel college, Oxford.
Monday senniglit. at Sharpham, tear Tomes, aged CO, Elm.
Bastard, Esq. formerly Lieutenant•Coh.nel of the E. Devon
Militia, and during many succeis;ve Parliaments one a Cie Re-
presentatives for the Borough of Dartmouth. '1 he remains of
Mr. J. P. Bastard had arrived irons Gibraltar, for intermeu(,•
only a few days previously to the dissolution ui his brother.
Sunday se'rinight, aged 72, the Rev. Km. Dyer, late {lector of
Shire Newton, Monmouthshire, and Vicar of Hailing, Kent.
On the let inst. at Merchiston Castle Cottage, Mrs. Janet
Stewart, wife of Lieutenant James Stewart, Itinal Navy.
Lately, at Picket Field, near Huntingdon, Berko, Gratisa
Hart, Esq. many years in the Civil D'epartment of his • Majcs.y.ll
Ordnance. •
London, England, 1816-04-12

Just published.
Illustrated with a valuable Map and several Engravings, the
Second and concholing Volume of
THE TRAVELS of Ptoteisor LICHTEN-
fi I EIN in SOU I'HERN AFRICA; comprising the Con-
tinuation of Ms Journey through theAarroo; a Botanical our
to the District of Zweite:34am, Re.; a Journey into the Coon-
tries of the Bosjesmans, the Corans, an.l the Bee•juans, a People
never before visited by Europeans; an Excursion to the Borders
of Me Roggevell; a Journey to osjesveld and Tulbagh, and
the Baum by St. Helens to Europe.
. Printed for H. Colburn, SO, Condult-street.

• This day was published,
'in Three Volumes 12mo. the Second Edition of
RHODA. A NOVEL. by the Aurion of
" Thinr by their Right Nam? and Plain Fense."
Primed for H. Colburn, Public Library, Contruit mite:
Of whom may also be had Jost rdshs/st-d, •
HDISAW N TVltt. A Novel, in three volumes 18s.
" Women are made for sem:b.lity, not for passion—let them
not complain of their lot—to love no far her than Is agreeable to
reason Is only to renounce those error's which cause unhappi--
nes4."--Mad. de Geniis. •

CAMPAIGN 3 OF 1414 aid 1815.
Ws day was publithed 10 2 Vo15: Rvo.
The *4 Edition, itimprisino a eircumeantial detail of the beds
41( WairasLea, by a French SWOlifor, 44 414 •
AN AUTHENTIC IiAItrATiVE el the IN:
VASIONS of FRANCE. in 1814 and iin S.
By M. DE BEAU CHAMP,
Author of the History of the War of La Veice.

The Work forms a desirable companion to Labatime's Cam.
plan in Russia —I he political ant oulitary annals of Nations
have certainly never supplied such interesting subjects for the coo.
templatian of mankind as are united in the description of th,s as-
tonishing epoch, in which are exhibited the most memorable
events ,and the most affecting incidents that were ever produced
by the sword of war, or recorded by the pea of History.
Printed for H. Cabot'', SO, Condelt-street.
London, England, 1816-04-12

BERLIN, MARCH tn.

They are now placing Wore the Royal Arsenal a
cannon and two mortars of enormous size. Our
troops found the firtt at Paris, With another of the
same size, which the Austrians sent to Vienna. We
took the t►ro latter pieces at La Fere. Napoleon
had kept these four pieces on account of their prodi-
glens size and destructive effects, to employ them one
day, with other heavy artillery, in the siege of Gi-
braltar. These remarkable pieces will add a new
ornament to our arsenal, which is distinguished for
its beautiful construction, and will at the same time
daily remind our brave warriors of their martial
achievements in the war which has effected the deli-
verance of Europe.

Yesterday Prince ESTERIIAZY, the Austrian Am-
bassador, had an audience of the PRINCE ttEoExT at
Carlton House, and introduced two Gentlemen from
Austria, on their arrival in England. Lord CASTLE-
REAGH and Count MussTEn had long audiences of his
Roval Highness.
The mzr•iage of the Princess Cr.?Ant.orra to the
Prince of Conowrio will not take place till Thursday,
the 25th of this month.

The applications to become Maids of Honour to
the Princess CHARLOTTE, already amount to 571.
It is now said that Clerrn4nr, the seat nt Mr. Elms,
in Surrey, is to be the residence ul the Princess CHAR-
LOTTE and her consort.

Prince Licovorm of COBOURO is a Botanist. He de-
lights in the useful science, and is himsett a proficient.
We may hope, thetelbre, that under his auspices hor-
ticulture will rapidly advance in England.
The Marquis of SALISBURY transaved business on
Wednesday at the Post Ofilce;for the first time since
his appointment to the office of Postmaster- General.
The Duke of KENT has appointed J. PHILIFPART,
Esq. of Chelsea, Librarian to his Royal Highness.
The two Misses HALser, daughters of the late
Ham HALsax,,Esq. of Henley Park, Surrey, have
given their hands—ANNA LOUISA to Captain LAKE
of the Guards, and &muslin' CAROLINE to GEORGE
NANun.to Esq. of Chelmsford, in Eras. The happy
couples were united at the same time. •
Mr. PARRY bas just published a Ballad, called
46 The Cambrian Zullaloss," the words of which are sup-
I posed to be of Druidical origin, recently trandated by
Luirn, Bard of Snowden, and presented to gr. P.
gt " a 'OUT of his country ajid its stielodies.".

Iti 4r4L INt'S
.4
London, England, 1816-04-12

FRANKFORT, APRIL t.

'rite following are the most interesting heads of
intelligence from various pars of Germany
The Chiefs of the great Houses comprised within
the territory of the Grand Duke of Hesse Darmstadt,
have made a requtat to the Grand Duke, which has
made a great sensation. They declare that, being
witnesses of the misery of their subjects, they accede
to their reiterated solicitations—Princes and saliects'
are equally persuaded that there is only one way to
put an end to their misfortunes, and that is, to con-
voke the Provincial States of the Grand Duchy.—
They develope with energy the motives which have
determined them to make this request. The
,memoir
is signed by the Princes and Counts of Solms, Counts
Erlaach, Linange.Westerbourg, Westphalen, Stol-
&c. The answer of the -Grand Duke is ex-
pected with impatience.
The Waters of Toplitz and Carlsbad are very
-Muds frequented. Several great personages will
proceed there this year. The King of Prussia will
go to Toplitz; but it is not true that the three Allied
Sovereigns will there have an interview.

Count Bruges who has arrived at Beilia Isom
Paris, is charged with paying the expense's irmgred
by Prussia for the Fiend' prisoners in 1814 e. '
.. •
The Merchants of Hanover have proposed to the
Government to abolish, for the suns of 300,000
crowns, payable every year, the importation duties
on foreign merchandize. The proposal has, it seems,
been adopted.

A 111ai1 Isom Hollani, which arrived this corn.
ing,ll.ls broughr us the fonowing intelligence :

BRUSSLLq, APRIL 6.

The English (411 et al Colville has successively put
a great part of the garrison of Valenciennes in bar.
racks, ant the rest .are not permitted to dernand of
those in tah.:se ?..hey are qua: sexed • any thing
belt fire an..l candle. The above-namel General has
also, in an Or.!er of the Day, invited the inhabitants
to acquairt him with the slightest bieach of disci-
mt•asures, and, the attundance •Of
!noley, tri eke the inhabit lilts of that town much,
happier than they had imagined. At Cambray money
is still more abundant, because, the Giatid head quit..
ters are then:. A courier arrives• there daily willl
the correspondence of Lord Weirmgton. stilton) int..
portant. circumstances stilt hinder froinleaiing
Thu French Government, according to accounts
from Lille. has ordered all, those .:irhO shall attempt
to introduce into France certain. Journals published
-at Brussels or Liege. amolg which is the Arai:: Jaunt,
to be immediately arrested and brought to trial. Th,
same order is given in respect of those in whose pos.
session these journals shall be found. A'dountier
and a labouring man acre lately thrown into prison
on this account.
London, England, 1816-04-12

This day was published,
In One Volume, DOW prim Ss. in boards,
AFAMILIAR EXPOSITION and APPLI-
CATION of the EPISTLE of I. PAU I. to the COLOS-
SIANS, in a Course of Eight Sermons, itwlucling an examination
of the general nature and use o• the Epi.tles of the New reua•
went. To which are subjoined, Two Sermons, on Patti ut the
Emmple of St. Paul..
By THOMAS OISBORNE, M. A.
Printed for T. Catlell and W Davies, Strand.
Of whom may also he had, by the same Author,
_ _

1. Symons, in 2 vole Mtn. Sixth Edition. price Is% in boards.
2. Sermons, principally designed to illustr.ne and to enforce
Christian Morality, lieu. TWA Ed►tion, price 9s. in boards.—
And new Editions or all Mr. Gisbortie's other Work*.
London, England, 1816-04-12

-
This day was published, In Octavo, rice 71.
AN EPITOME of JURIDICAL or FOREN-
SIC MEDICINE, conminiug the 'rims and An, Motes of
Poisons; with Observations on Hanghtg; Drowning, Lunacy,
Chad-Murder, Abortion, &c atc. fur the use of Medical Men,
Comers, and Bard.ters.
By GEORGE EDWARD MALE, M.D.
Physician to the Birmingham' Hospital.
Printed for T. and G. Underwoo.l, 314 Fleet-street, London.

'This day was published,
la Nye. the l'hird Sdition, prim 111 s. beards,
PARIS REVISI'rED in 1815, by way of Brin-
ed*: including a Walk over the. Field of Battle ai Ws.
terloo ; Observations on the late Military Events, and Atm.
'ticks of the Engagements; a View of the Capital of France
when in the Occupation of the English and Prussian Troop.; a
roinute Account of the whole Proceedings relative to the removal '
of the plundered Works of Art from the Louvre, with Reßec.l
Lions on this Measure; concluding with Remarks the Politi-
cal Temper and Condition of France, and the Character of the
Bourbuo Government.
By JOHN SCOTT.
" Author of the Visit to Paris in 1114; and Editor of the Cham-
pion, a Political and Literary Journal.
Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater.
nosier-row, loodou. •
Of wham may be had, in deo. prier 12s. board%
The Fourth Edition, of
A VISIT re Ptius In 11114. Containing a Revkw of the,
Moral, Political. Intellectual. and Social Condition of the Wrench
Capital; Observations on the Manners of the various Classes of
Society, and on the general State of its information and Attain-
ments in lAteratore and Arts.
London, England, 1816-04-24

CHAMBER OF PEERS, APRIL 20.

The law on the Budget, as amended by the De-
puties, was presented by the Duke de Richelieu, in
the name of the King, to the Chamber of Peers, and
ordered to be printed and referred to a Committee.

CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES, APRIL 2

The Minister of Finance presented two Projets of
a law ; one, to confirm in their possession certain
purchases of national domains; and the other to re-
voke, in favour of the family of the Duke of Polig-
nac,certain dispositions of part of their estates, made
by the revolutionary tribunals.

MILAN, APRIL. 10.

The Emperor quitted Verona on the Bth, the day
after the death of the Empress. Her body, after being
embalmed, will be conveyed to Vienna, and deposited
in the Imperial Burying-place.
London, England, 1816-04-24

CUSTOMS-HOUSE, APRIL c 3.

SHIPA r.N•rr.ezn °wry,Anns.—Hero, J. Mull!lry, for ;
04)!In, 0:ley Palley, for Hamburet; Jonge Reina, J. H.
Mister, for Itbtterdsm ; Brßarnia, H. Ftranock, fee Ostend ;
Endtavour, Jai. Boyd, for BellaSt ; Lord Cassdnr, !no Brooker,
fnr Grueva and Le;horn ; \Janata', John Martin, foe
St. Utristophtes—for pnisenge:s 0:117.

A flunburgh Mail arrived j2st as our Paper was
putting to press, but it brings no intelligence of interest.

Yesterday morning the PRINCE RE3EN r, it is stated,
took an airing on t.or..eback.
Mondal, about lour o'clock, the Prince of SP.XF-
CoISOIMG arrived at the Castle, Windsor, on a risk
to the QUEEN t at five o'clock the Princess CtIAR-
LOTTE met him there at a dinner-party. His High.
ness•is now staying at Windsor, enjoying the beauties
of the scenery, and the pleasures of the noble Society
which are assembled daily itt the Palace.
His Royal Highness the PRINCE REGENT has ap-
pointed two o'clock, on Friday next, to receive the
Sheriffs, relative to the Addresses agreed to by the
Court of Common Council on the 14th of December
and the 31st of January last, when his Royal High.
ness will appoint the time for the Court to present
the said Addresses.

The reports that have of late been in circulation
respecting the accommodation Government would
receive from the Bank instead of a Loan, has caused
an astonishing and unprecedented rise in Bank Stock ;
on Friday last it was done at 245, and yesterday it
had risen to 258 for money, being an advance of 13
per cent.
A dreadful accident occurred yesterday about nee
o'clock, at the fire at the Stock Exchange Coffee•
house. Several firemen were exerting themselves to
pull down the remaining stair-case of the house, when
fieuturou. the Engineer to !the Imperial, and
Twetritecc, belonging to the Sun Fire Office, were
foremost in their exertions, the stair-ease gave way,
and, we are sorry to say, HAMILTON was killed n
the spot, and the other so dreadfully burnt and lace.,
rated, that he was conveyed to the Hospital without
hopes of recovery: HAMILTON has lett a wife and
young family to lament his loss►
Another fire broke out this morning at Mr. Mom.-
eon's, Cbeesemonger, in Bishopsgate•street, but the
engines arriving in time, we are happy to say, it was
got under without much damage.
The Bonus of all the Prize•meney arising from tbe
300 'rickets set apart for that purpose in the present
Lottery, will be given to such Tickets or Shares as
are purchased before the 27th instant. Every Share.
therefore, bought at either of the old offices of Swum
and Co. before that day, will be entitled, whether it
be a Blank or Prize, to its proportion of the above
benefit.
CORN.EXCHANGEt APRIL 24.—Our Wheat trade
was dull this morning, having but few buyers at
market, but prices are the same aresalinyM:arlivd,";:d
Barley went off slowly, and Monday's price! ,Witt.
difficulty obtained. Although
and prices y
continues large, the demand is brisk,
supported. Peas and Deans are
rather dearer. the supply
.or
fwttair
London, England, 1816-04-24

GERMAN FLU PE.

Dis day was publicised, ;....ce Ts. 6d. in folio, a New Edition,
faeirg the t3tb) eantaiti:ag a variety of New and Original
Mime, of
11A.GG's Improved FLUTE PRECEPTOR;
V or, ihe Art of Playing the German Flute remitted easy
to every capacity. The Contents are a copious Set of loam-
tiuns ; a Set of Prcftbresslva lesson- ; 64 nrigii,:.l Duets- 33 fa-
vourite Scottish andoth.4 Airs; Ito Ariettes ; and a 'Litt), of
Prelude., its d,ffere.:c Keys.
lee Mitt S 7 1 ' Alq11•••-Na 1.4,1: 771
!triter: ititlet-i.ret., Doctors' Commons. Leery Boot ss sigt;ed
"I. Wragg," in red ink.

This day aas published,
In 800. the 'laird Edition, trice l•is. boards,
"(]ALTS REVf6ITED in 1815 by
way of Wilt.
A eels ; including a Walk over the Field of Battle at Wa-
terloo; Observations on the late Military Events, and Aneo-
d, :es of the Engagements; a View of the Capital of France:
when in the Occupation of the English and Prussian Troops; a
minute Account of the whole Proceedings restive to the removal
of the plundered Works of Art from the Louvre, with Reflec-
tions on this Measure ; concluding with Remarks on the Politi-
cal Temper and Condition of France, and the Character of the
Bourbon Government.

By JOHN SCOTT,
Author of the Visit to Paris in 1811 ; and Editor of the Cham-
pion, a Political and Literary Journal.
Printed for Longman, Hurst, ►tees, Orme, and Brown, Pater.
nester-row, London.
Of whom may be had, in B.n. price 12s. boards
The Fourth Edition, of
A Vim/ to Penis in 1814. Containing a Review of the
Sias!, Poildcal, inteUectual, and Social Condition of the French
Cayinl ; Observations on the Manners of the various Classes of
Society, and on the general State of its Information and Attain-
ments in Literature and Arts.

SCHOOL GEOGRAPHY—WITH THE NEW CQNTI.
NI N I'AL ARRANGEMENTS.
This day was published, price bound in red, sth Edition,
GUY'S SCHOOL GEOGRAPHY, on a new,
easy, and highly-improved Plan ; comprising not only a
complete general aJescrption, but much Topographical Informs.
hun, expreAly adapted to every class of Learners, both is Ladies'
sad Gentlemen,' School,. Royal 18mo. with seven correct Maps.
By JOSEPH GUY, late Professor of Geography, &c.
Royal Military College, Great Marlow.
London: Printed for Balwin, Ciclock, and Joy, Paternoster-
; and Law and Whittaker, Ave-Maria•lane.
Where may be had, by the same Author, price Ss. bound,
The Pocket Cyclopedia • or, Miscellany of Useful Knowledge,
film the latest and best authorities, designed as a Class.book for
*Car Szhelars, and for young Persons in general; containing
cacti useful information on various subjects necessary to be
&town by ell Persons, and yet not to be found in books 0f gene-
raluse in Schools. The 7th Edition, with many iturortant new
;Ankles, and a copious list of Authorities,to which the Student
referred for more extended information.
London, England, 1816-04-24

ALL LORD BYRON'S NEW POEMS.

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This day was published, in evo. price Is.
ALL LORD BYRON'S NEW POEMS, with
an ADDMONAL -POEM by bis Lordship, extending
this, which is the Original and G •nuine CAltction, to Eight
Poenu.—By LORD Etr.tON.—SIX l'H EDITION.
Printed for W. Hone, 55, Fleet-street; J. M. Richardson,
SS, Cornbill; .1. Bla,klock, Royal Exchange; G. Hebert, .36,
Poultry; Simpkin an.lhlar,alll,Stationere-court ; W. Re7colds,
137, Oxford-street; and so)d by all other Dookstilers.—This
being the only Correct aLd Complete Edition, to prevent wind-
talons, Country Were should expressly be given fee" Hona's
Genuine Edi.u.n of ALL Lord Byron's New Poems."—Price Is.
London, England, 1816-04-24

RAMSGATE, AMU. C 3.

Arrived last evening, a French boat, with 121 tubs of gir and
eight bales of tobacco on board, taken by the Sea-gull Reverie
cutter, dff the North Foreland, and sent in here as the genOs
were evidently inteneed to be smuggled on shore in this reigh-
bourhood. The crew consisted of roar torefgrers and one erg.
lithman—the latter states himself to be only a ppt.seager I Soo rat
very line passage-vessels are Ktting out to ran between t7lis Port
arid Calais, which voyage the ownars profess to make (taking the ,
average) in as short a space of time as it can he possibly dnze
from Mver—this we should not be at ail surprised at, whru the
great advaniaTt is considered of vessels being enr.bled to gat in
and oui of flatbo• t. bere at one hour's fio..y of tile, wh;:h
canon: he accomplihei from Dover, or any of :he reighbri.:rt:.g
ports, till within an bour of high water: nor is ken-agate Hnt-
bqur annoyed by a har at any tints.—Tke Lively indict will ta 1
cee13:01: for Os end, with passengers and goody,
London, England, 1816-04-24

THE EVENING STAR.

LONDON.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 21., 1816.
PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAYtATI WELVE O'CLOCK:
Reduced 60}{--Ceps, mo. G2l—for ace. 6sit
bier C.rnit.7 M-1 per Cent. ali 951—8 Os. 6s. pr.
dttli.l4—Dir. isii—Exch. OKI 4s. 611. pr.

To-day we codtinue the details preliminary to the
trial of Sir ROBERT WILSON and Messrs. BRUCE and
HUTCHINSON. The Act of Accusation, or Bill of
Indictment, though somewhat prolix, is clear and in-
telligible. Indeed Sir ROBERT'S intercepted letter had
furnished so many particularr that, with what could
be collected from chairmen, jailors, &c. the prosecu-
tors could find little difficulty in stringing together
the facts which compose the narrative.

We have received the Puis Papers of Sunday.—
They announce the signature of a Treaty of Peace
between the Day of ALGIPRS and the Km° of SAR-
DINIA, obtained through the medium of the PRINCE
Ram of ENGLAND. The British nerciator on the
occasion was Lord EXMOUTH.
CO CRIER EXTRAORDINARY OP SUNDAY MORNING.

Oa the 11th April, detachments of the Swiss Re-
giments (Red), or those which continued in the ser-
vice of the King, have arrived at Besancon. The
whole population went out to mw ,t them, as well as
the National Gu:trds and the Civil and Military Au-
thorities.

We ere assured that the Court received yesterday
notice of the day on which the Princess Maria Caro.
lina was to quit Naples, and the itinerary of her route.
We are assured that his Holiness signed, on the
10th, the Conventions concluded between him and
the t of France, relative to the Clergy.
A c siderable convoy of corn has arrived at Mar.
seillei s has occasioned the price of this article to
be lowered.

The King will this day receive the Municipal Body
of the City of Paris, which will be presented to his
Majzsty with the usual formalities, by the Minister
of the Interior.

A woman of Riergon, remarkable for propagating
false news, has been sent, m surveillance, to Laval.
The same measure has been taken, with respect to
four sr five individuals who endeavoured to excite
disorder.
London, England, 1816-04-24

DIED.

On the 4th Instant, at Leghorn, P. Bastard, Esq. M.P. for the
County of Devon, w hich he has represented for thirty years.
Sunday se'nnigkt, very suddenly, at an advanced age, in the
pulpit of Hales Church, near Bunpy, Suffolk, whilst discharging
his pastoral duty, Valentine Lustily tiarnard, A.M. Rector of
Stockton, and author of several sacred Poems.
April I , at Bath, in his 48th year, William Horton, Esq.
Lieutenant-Colonel of the 2d Lancashire Militia.

At the Rectory Haase el Demon, near Grantham, in the 7Sth
year of her age, Sarah. the wife of the Rev. baptist Noel Fortier,
rector of that parish.—During the performance of the funeral ser-
vice of the above lady, a person of the name of Beck dropped
down, and instantly expired in the churchyard.
At Dumbarton, on the sth lust. Mrs. Margaret Mollyson,
relict of the late Robert Mackenzie, Esq. Sheriff•clerk there .
Monday se'nnight, at the Royal Hospital at Haslar, aged 44,
W. B. Smith, Esq. one of the Surgeons of that establishment pre-
vious to the recent reduction.
London, England, 1816-04-24

BIRTH.

On tbs. 15th of April, at Conde, in France, the Lady of lieu-
tenant-Colonel Heise, Deputy Adjutant-General to the Hanove-
rian Contingent, of a own.

MARkIED.

At Lauriston House, on the 16th inst. James Saunders Ro-
be: tson, Esq. writer to the signet, Edinburgh, to Sarah, eldest
daughter of the Rey. Alexander Weir, of Ennead.
At Bath, on the I 6th inst. Thomas Joktwoo, F sq. of Brigid, to
Mrs. Bleatnite, relict of the Rev Richard llteamite. of Bath.
Wednesday, at Wyke church, Lieutenant L. Connor, R.N. to
Martha, third daughter of Capt. W. I)earling, of Weymouth.
Thursday, at Grantham, the Rev. John W. Peters, of Wo-
mersley, in tic county of York, to Catherine, youngest daughter
of the late Fampson Christopher Colelough, Esq. of Ileacomftehl,
near Newark, Nors.
Friday, at Alverstoke, Captain Edward Scobell, R.N. to Re-
becca Anne, oily child of Rickard Collins, Esq. of Brockhurst
Lodge, Hints.
London, England, 1816-04-24

POLICE.

Harrow Gaanes.--Yesterday the information
against the Master Carpenters, few combining to re•
dace the Wages of their Journeymen, which stood
over since Saturday, came on to be decided. Mr.
RAINSTORD, the sitting Magistrate, gave his opinion,
That the Plaintiffs had not made out their case, and
the charge against the Defendants was dismissed.—
Mr. ALLEY bowed to their decision, and said that
the present verdict would not decide the question, as
it would not prevent his clients from indicting tl:e
defendants, which they certainly would.
Bow•sram.—Yesterday William Clarke, Richard
Bryan', and John Traver:, belonging to the combina-
tion of 'journeymen boot and shoemakers, called
Flints, were brought before Mr. BIRNIE, by Donald-
son and Perry. who had apprehended them at the
Harp public-house, in Chandos•street, with a nume-
rous assemblage of others of the combination. The
prisoners were• charged with violently assaulting Cor-
nelius Foote and William Kennedy, two journeymen
boot and shoemakers, but -who do not belong to the
combination society, and are in consequence called
" Scabs."--The prisoners were ordered to find bail,
or be committed for the offence ; and the Magistrates
informed them they should not be satisfied with
common bail.
Queekt -SQUARE —HIGHWAY Roananv. —Yesterday
Mr. Taylor. of Privy-gardens, gave information at
this office, that on the preceding evening, about nine
o'clock, as he was going along Pall-mall, five men
came up to him, and on a sudden one of them struck
him violently on the breast and knocked him down,
when they all fell to beating and threatening his Mee
he cried out as loud as he could, but, before any
assistance came, his gold watch, gold chain, and
seals, were gone. The robbers were pursued by se-
veral persons, but they effected their escape.

Mr. PROUTIMAN, the King's Messenger, was se-
verely hurt yesterday by a fill from his gig ; it is
feared that several of his ribs are broken.

Among the disbursements of the Irish Treasury,
appears an item of Thirteen Thousand Nine Hundred
Pounds for secret service, in detecting Treastnalk
Conspiracies !
We are happy to learn, that a Bill now pending in
Parliament. by the Royal College of Surgeons, is in-
tended to put an end to that herd of advertising quacks
who impose on public credulity in the treatment
of a certain class of disorders, where delicacy and
honour are so much required. The only I nstitution
of this kind which has a real claim to public confi-
dence, from the dignified patronage it has received,
and from its extensive benefit to the Public, since its
'commencement, is the Lock and Surgical Dispensary.
The Surgeon to this Establishment, Mr. KIERNAN,
is distinguished no less by his high Professional talents,
than by his being a Member of the Royal College of
Surgeons, London. He is extensively consulted every
day by both Sexes, at his House, 21, Lower Char-
lotte-street, Bedford-square.
London, England, 1816-04-24

THEArIitE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.

THIS PRESENT' EagedVENINO, will be per-
: • —k-
CUY MAN INERNf
OR. THE civesrs PROPHECY.
Mannering, Mr. Abhor( ; 3lr.t it Bertram, Mr.
rllr; Dominic Sampson, Mr. Liston; Dandle Dintnont,
M. Tokely I Gilbert Mania,
?may t Dirk %ileac'',
Blanchard ; Baillie Mt.-Ale:lira.% Mr. binimotts. Lucy Bertram,
Miss Stephens; ,!u' 'a Nl:ow:ries, Miss Matthews; Flora, Mrs.
Cibbs; Mrs. M'Cans.l(4t, Mrs. Davenport; Meg
Mrs. Egerton; (Spey Cirls, Mrs. Sterling and MissCaraw.
To which will be added, the new Comic Arabian Piece, called
WHO WANTS A WIFE; or,
THE LAW OF THE LAND.
Felix Fairlove, Mr. Liq-on; the Cadi, Mr. Jefferi.3; k oloff,
Mr. Blanchard. Zora, Miss Foote ; Zelmira, Mrs. Seymour;
liarucnia, Mn-. Egerton ; Ba.'oura, Mrs. Liston.
Tomorrow Ina daturday, The School for Scandal ; with Gar-
rick's Jubilee.
On Friday, A New Way rt. Pay Old Debts: Sir Giles Over-
rrxh, Mr. Kemble ; with Who wants a Wife?
Due notice will be given of th. next appearance of the Gentle-
man who performed Sir Fertinax Macsycophant.
London, England, 1816-04-24

BRITISH PAINT MANUFACTORY,
69, QUL&N-STAIET, CMCAPSIDt.
UPTON and Co. most respectfully inform the
Public, that they continue to prepare the Cheap Impene-
trable Paints at the following Prices, viz.
Invisible Gree3 Abs. Dark Green, 761. and Olive Green, -112 s.
per cwL ; Fine Delp Green, ls. 6d. to 2s. per lb. • Slate, Lead,
and Stone Colours, 525. Chocolate, 50s. Red and Brown Paints,
405. and White Paint 525. per cwt. &c. Prepared Oil, to thin
them for Use, 4s. 9d. per Chalon.
These Paints are very ornamental, and may be applied with
advantage to all purposes of useful Painting. both inside and out-
side, where a handsome appearance, durability, and economy are
considerations. Fur Park Palings, Out-budding., Stucco and
Plaister Fronts, Iron and Wood Railing, they are peculiarly
adapted, as they resist the Effects of Weather in an astonishing
degree.
UPTON and Co. have also to acquaint the Public that they
prepare Caal Tar Brown, of two kinds, viz. Comma,' Coal Tar
Brown at Ins. per cwt. and Refined Coal Tar Brown at 235. they
are both applicable to the %offering Rough Fencing, Porous Tiles,
Weather Boarding, and Wood under Ground or Water; for
which last purpose the Refuted Tar Brown is particularly recorn-
znended,,as it is indissoluble in Water; it also dries hard, and is
is of a very good chocolate colour.
gar Pointers' Oils, Colours, and Brushes ; Linseed Cake for
Cade, &c.

To WINE MERCHANTS, BREWERS, DISTILLERS, and
TAVERN KEEPERS.
ELIGIBLE FERN in a FIRST-KATE SITUATION FOR
BUSINESS,
By Messrs. HOGGART and PHILLIPS,
At the Mart, on Tuve/DAT, May 9, at Twelve,
PHE QUEEN'S ARMS TAVERN, an old
established House, situate in Bird-in-Hand-court, Cheap-
near the Poultry, possessing every requisite convenience for
conducky Amon advantageous business, wide!. the late Proprie-
tor has door for seversl years to a considerable extent ; the House
contains • x Dining-rooms, two Coffer-rooms, Kitchen, Tap,
and extensive Cell.srage. The Premises have recet,iiy bad a very
considerable sum of money eapended in newly rebuilding and re-
pairing them, and ars held under two Leases for long terms, at a
retnarkably low rent. Tile Purchaser will he accommodated
with the Stock of Wines and Spirits, together with the Furro-
w*, Fixtures, and Utensil; in trade, at a fair valuation, and
early possession.
to be viewed, and Particulars hsd on the Premises ; of Messrs.
Wiltshire and Bolton, Winchester-house, Old Broad-creet ; at
the Mart ; and of Messrs. iloggart and Phillips, 62, old Broad-
strict, Royal Exchange.
London, England, 1816-06-29

MARRIED.

Tuesday, at Igtbam, Captain S. P. Newell, of the 4th regiment
of foot, to Lztitia, widow of the Late Colonel James, 01 Igthaat-
courh.lodge, Kent.
June 21, at West Calder, Mr. Alex. Macredle, bookm:ll.r, of
Enhurgh, to liarriet, daughter of the late Lieutenant-lbluaci
Skelly, of the 74th foot.
London, England, 1816-06-29

DEAL, JUNE 28.

Arrived and remain in the Downs, the Constantia,
HILL, from St. Domingo, last from Falmouth ; the
CLORINDE frigate, WEYMOUTH store ship, and CA-
LYPso sloop of war, from the Eastward, and proceeded
for the River. Remain in the Downs his Majesty's
ship GANYMEDE, RATTLFZEMCE and SCOUlttie R.:-
venue luggers.—Wind N.E.
London, England, 1816-06-29

The ilmthrdant Courant of the 26th eentaist

following extract of x letter from Mr. H. Mil:4J
cretary to the Government on the coast of Guinn,
written at the Castle of St. George Drlmina, March
15, 1$16:—" The war between the Aschiautines
Fantines (Aschiantynea and Fantynen), all() t:112
the field with armies of 50 or 60,000 men, beconks
here terrible. Within three or four days thousands
of fugitive Panting% men, women, and cialdren,lwe
arrived here. The Aschiaatines ate already rte
Cape Cons, an English fi.rt, which lies in mgr
and are enemies to the English. They are a
and warlike nation, against whom, in our opini,,n,
the English fort will not be able to hold out. ILu
war does great mischief here."

By the British, brig of war Osyx, from Vera 011
we have received accounts from Mexico to the ls:t
of March, which osmenu:ticitee the important evert
of the Provinces of Tobasco and Chiapa having
entered into the plan of Itt.•volution, wider a Ell
termination to shake off the Spanish yoke. The r
pearance of the affairs of the ltidipendents in thi
quarter is extremely favourable towards their ultere
object; frequent actions take place, with veinal
success, that they now begin to icel the effects 4141
aid and succour experienced from the people of di
United States, who supply thtin with arms, rave,
and other requisites, by every 11..! ans in their poxt.t.
It was understood tt:at the In;urnents had taken the
city of Orizava,s-tuated near Vcra Cruz.

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Extract of a Letter dated R:,.) Janeiro, 11; ril
"The total of the troops wlsi h arrived lrre Lon
Lisbon since April last, is 5,000 men. The la
3,300 which arrived still remain on hoard, and hot
only been on shore at a review. promised spool
of FKIII7INAND VII. has landed her baggage, arl
does not appear inclined to quit this place. Goner]
VIGODET, who came over with Father CLutt.o to
gociate the marriages, and accompany the Pt inct.E:l
to Spain, has proved that he is not a better dip!.
matia than military character.—T:ie Nertoes in
quarter, and particularly ia the dependencies c:
Bahia and Pernambuco, have lately evii!ced stronr,
symptoms of revolt. Not long ago they burnt v•veri
estates, and they would have clout more inju: y, if
military was not always on the alert to rvArain 11:e:r.
There is great reason to believe that the dread of Oc
inunense number of Negrre, wL;ch daily increwii
by fresh importations, at the same time these tiny:.
tunate people do not cease to manifest a resoloten
to break their fetters, has been the motive tha:
induced Government to assemble troops here, in ac
of commotion. On the other hand, the Ponape.'
seem anxious to hold a more independent rank amt
nations, and be less dependent on foreign inbence.
and for their ulterior views they require a
concentration of their forces, so as to be al • Lo
emerge from that state of vassalage nader
they consider themselves. It is at the same tam.
taM, that they do not cease to cast a longing eyl
the eastern bank of the River Plate, nor are tho 51
any [neaps intilfertilt LO the Mil% passing Litre

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London, England, 1816-06-29

GRAVESEND, JUNE N.

Arrived the Ann,. Baowx, from Lisbon ; Team.,
Roozas, from Rotterdam ; HOppet, DACEY, fn m
Gottenburgh ; Speculation, HENK, from Memel.;
Thetis, BARCLAY, from Dantzic ; Zephyr, SCOTT,
from Petersburgh ; Perseverance, CLARK, from Me.
mel ; Editha, ALLEN, from Dantzic ; Duke of York,
FRIER, tient Rotterdam. Sailed the Castor, Fit-
THEItINGIIAM, fur Halifax; Mayflower, CULLCCK, for
Mtwfoundland ; Diana, THOMP3MI, for Bergen.
London, England, 1816-06-29

BRITISH FIRE OFFICE._

FOR. the insurance of Buildings, furniture, Met
chandize, Ships,Veuels, and all other Property, against foss
or damage by FIRE.
ln,urances lot' short Periods, ur for several Year: together,
may be effected at this Office, upon the most equitable Terms.
Policies will not be charged fur Sums of ae3oo or upward.,
nor to Persons increasing their present Insurances.
The whole STOCK of a FARM will b: insured without Spe-
cification, at the reduced Premium of 42.9. per Cent.

farAs Renewal of Policies expiring at Mosul& mita
DAY, may be lid at the principal Offices in the Strand and
Curnbill, Louden, and of their Agents in the Country, who
will receive Proposals for new insurances.
ROBERT SKELTON. Secretary..
London, England, 1816-06-29

SHEERNESS, JUNE B.

The brig Cepheui, Captain JOHN SMITH, from
Lawrenne, with a cargo of coals, bound to Londe►.,
has been on shore on the Last Sound and oo the
Middle Ground.
MILFORD HAVEN, JUNE q 5.

Yesterday arrived here the Bat, Admiralty cutter,
with a be.tuticul little French built lugger.riggei
boat, called le St. Joseph, of Rosen, Lavin;; on board
a cargo, consisting of 151 ankers of brandy and Ge-
neva, which the Bat captured, after 3 short chace, ou
Sunday last, off the Seven Stones ; there were u.tie
Frenchmen and three: Englishmen on board :--tl►e
latter are detained for his .Majesty's Navy, and the
former put on shore. A fine new brig called the
Symmetry, of Swansea, JONES master, 11,4 just been
towed in by a pilot boat ;—she has carried away
mainmast and mizen•top-mast, off the Crow Point,
in a gale, yesterday morninii. ILmain his Majesty's
ship GRAMPLS.
London, England, 1816-06-11

DIED.

Saturday, at leis bons*, in Queen-street, May-Fair, Lord Fre-
derick Campbell, at the advanced age of 87.
At Leghorn. the 6th ult. universally lamented, after a resi-
dence of many years there, as a Merchant of great respectability.
Simon Fraser, EM. aged 70.
Sunday Wonkier, aged 60, Anne, the wife of the Rev. William
Preston, Curate of Wokl Newton. _ _

Monday eelanlght, the Rev. W. Gardener, of the Presbyterian
Chapel, Sunderland.
Saturday sennight, Lieutenant-Culonel Lachlan Maclean,
Major of the Tower of I.ondon, and resident Governor.
Thursday. the Dowager Lady Assn!, widow of the late Sir
Charles Asgill, Bart. at a very advanced age.
At Macassar, on the nth of August. ISIS, Capt. William
Hume, of the Ist European Regiment of Infantry, in the Hog.
East India Company's service.

PRICE OF $ 1
Dank Stock US Clef
S per Cent. Red. 6211 113
S per Cent. Cone. shut
4 per Cent. 73i4
S per Cent. Navy shut
Long Ann. 151346 I

LS YESTERDAY.
Omnium pay. 23*
India Bonds par, I pr.
India Such In
Each. Bills 2 dis. I pre.
Consols for Ace. 64ii
!Avery Tickets, £24. Is.

COAL MAI/KEr, JUNE 10.
edps at Mutat. Ships Sold. Price.
3f Newcastle 201 31$. Od. to 4(s 31.
15 Sondoeland 10
_____ SO.. Od to 4101 Od.

GENUINE MEDICIbL6S.

ANEWBERY and SONS, at the Old Established
. Warehouse for Dr. Junes's, and other valuable Medicines,
inform the Public, that the Prices, including stamps, art. as fol-
low ; but as spurious preparations are sold by some other dealers,
all purebssers.-to avoid imposition, vill observe, that the Geusdno
Wartime's is at the East Eud of St, Paul's, No. 4s, the third
Meese from Cheapside.-
Dr. James's Powder 2 10
Analeptic Pills 4 6
Antibilious ditto 2 9
Dr Austin's Chalyb. do 4 0
Dalby's Carmioauvs 1 9
Tonic Pills 2 9
Lowrance's Powder 4 6
The Cephalic Soul 1 14
Valets the name " F. Nzwati

Dr. Steers's Opole!doe 2 9
Convulsion Oil 2 6
Camomile Drops 1 9
Essence of Coltsfont it 6
Mr Spence's Douala= 4 0
Losecges of Blois 1 1
finglACoffee 8 9
Pll. Deb au rientes 4 6
Y" be engraved in the Stamps,
et be genuine. .
Henry's Magnesia 2 9
Strong 'Fleet. of Bak 4 6
Hueham's ditto 3 6
luglish's Scots Pills, 1 li
Grant's Cough Drops 1 6
Welsh's Pills 2 9

the above eam
Dr. Hooper's Pills
Glass's Magnesia s 6
Essence of Ginger f 9
Choltoubant Salts 4 p
Greenough's Tinetare 9 9
Tolu Lozenges 1
89othIng Sprup 9
Ample allooonee will be all

h.Wander% Tea 2 so
upon these aad&U other Me-

14Idoi of mote tor