Star.
London, England, 1818-01-31 00:00:00

IRISH AIARKHT&

Dertec, J. 28.—We bid but a small supply of Grain at our
Corn bErket this day, notwithstanding few sales were effected;
however, there was a better inclination among the buyers to
purchase than heretofore, and sales made at better prices. Oats
I:,bout 6d. per barrel higher ; the demand for Wheat improving
a little, and better prices expected. Barley stationary. Dere,
22a. to 84s. In little demand. Oatmeal, 18s. to 20s. and some
very good, 231. per cwt. Irish Flour, Db. to 31s. more steady.
Whiskey, 111. tolls. 3d. per gallon.

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Warzaroan, JAN. 26.-Therc was no material change in
Wheat or Barley last week ; prime quality of each continues
scarce; inferior in plenty. At Saturdafos market, Wheat was
from 365. to 461. per barrel, prime in fair demand. Best Oats,
17s. 6d. brisk ; damaged as low as 12s. Prirae Second Flour
GO,. to 625. per bag; by retail little or no sale ; coarse Flour ra-
ther drooping in value; thirds, 40s. to 424.; fourths, 36a. to
Me. Oatmeal, 19s. to 20s. per cwt. few inquirers. Butter is
advancing again ; first quality 120 s. to 121 s. and more for large
prime parcels; we have beard of one very fine lot at 1245.-
Pork rising, 40s. to .495. according to quality.
KILICZNIrf' JAN. 26.-Second Fleur, 60a. to 645. per bag;
Wheat, 455. 6d. to 475. per barrel ; Barley, 20s. to 235. per bar-
rel ; Oats, 16s. to 495. per barrel ; Beef, 34d. to 44d. Mutton,
4d. to 41d. Pork (fresh) 4d. to 44d. per lb. Ditto (salt) 6d. to
7d. per lb. Freels Butter, 14d. to 15d. Salt do. 12d.
Dammam, JAN. 44.-Wheat, 365. to 425. Medici, 38a. to
455. 6d. Oats, 11s. to 21s. Barley, 17s. to 335. per barrel Po-
tatoes, Ss. 10d. to Ss. 4d. per barrel ; Oatmeal, 19s. to 19s. tid.
per cwt.

Two vessels were seized on Wednesday-4 French
ship with a quantity of lace concealed in cocoa nuts
of several thousand pounds value ; and an American
in the London Docks, with a considerable stock of
tobaCco, which was intended to have been smuggled
in pitch casks.
LIVERPOOL COMMERCE.—The whole impost of Cot-
ton into Great Britain in 1817 is estimated at
4179,291 packages of various sizes, weighing by com-
putation 131,951,200 lbs. which at an average of
is. 6d. per lb. would amount to nearly 10 millions
sterling ; a most astonishing sum for the raw material
of a rsgle manufacture! The greater part of this
immense importation has been brought into this port.
This quantity exceeds the imports of 1815 and 1816,
severally, by about 110,000 bags, weighing about
.0.,000,000 lb. or upwards of two millions sterling.
LOVE CONQUERS ALL !—The following anecdote is
a further proof of the truth contained in the aboie
proverb : Some days ago a young woman applied at
the Fever Hospital of Carlow, to have her brother
admitted a patinn, which was immediately complied
with. The attendants of the Hospital, however, finding
the visit protracted beyond the limited time, entered
the ward of the sick person, when lo! they found the
lady actually in bed with the patient! • • '°"` He.
is now convalescent; and turns out to be a pi -buyer
from Athlone. The lady is the proprietor of-a lodg-
ing-house in Carlow. When discovered in the above
situation, she acknowledged that she was not the manes
sister, but his top, and ihr advanced in pregnancy.

4 F:A7 CIR C V ITS.

The Judges met in the King's Bench T.
Chamber on thursday, and chose their
the ensuing Lent Assizes as follows
Norfolk—Lord Eusucsoadood and )fr. Justice 15.41,
Ilidland—Lord Chief Justice Gcoos sod Mr. Bern u Lmi
Nomura—Lord (lief Baron itussaias and 3fr. j,
BATLEY.

Home—Mr. Baron Guava* and Mr. Baron stoop,
Oxford—Mr. Justice Paula and Mr. Justice Brata.to.
Western—Mr. Justice Aanor• end Mr. Justice
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BIRTHS.
On the 17th blatant, at Clastrow, the lady d
Coknel of a tiaoghtet.

At Aberdeen-, thely-ot .Ifajor Enest Lane, Fort
BdNuhain, of a daughter.

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Sunday, the wife of the Rev. John itiorris,ot Erg« tf.r::.
near Brentford, of a daughter.
Jan. 24, in Upper ....touuk-Ar..et, Lady Caror.re
of a daurhter..

Thursday sennight, at her fatber's house, Cap.! e
Lady of the Hee. N. J. Ilalpin, of likbe-house, u.
county Meath, of a son.

Ll'l7 Cacti ITS.
The Judges met in the King's Bench
Chamber on 'thursday', and chose their Citc:l;
the ensuing Lent Assizes as follows:
Norfolk—Lord Eaxzesothead and Mr. Justice Data.
Midland—Lord Chief Justice Gmosasd Mr. Buoy
Northern—Lord and Baron Itentathe and hir. J
19,42=2.
Home—Mr. Baron Gamlen and Mr. Baron Woos.
Oxford—Mr. Justice Naga and Mr. Justice licar.,44.
Wearers—lir. Justice Amore and Mr. Justice :It
BIRTHS.
On the 17th instant, at (444/vv.., the Lady of L.- ,
Colonel Hastings, of a daughter.
At Aberdeen, the Ix.cly of Major Ernest Leslie, ro,
. cittz
BaNuhain, of a daughter.
Sunday, the wife of the Rev. John blorris,of Egg« sae:,..
near Brentford, of a daughter.
Jan. 24, in Upper Bruuk-Areet, Lady Carol.re
of a daughter.
Thursday se's:might, at her father's house, Cap:" st:.e.
Lady of the Itev. N. J. Halpin, of Cdebe-houre, u.
county Meath, of a son.
HARRIED.
On the 20th instant, at Edinburgh, Ale xard,r ILzre
Surgeon, It. N. to Isabella, only deughter of tee ;,,u.I
Baiter, Esq. of Demerara.
Jan. 16, at Weloot Church, Bath, r -
to the lion. Mrt• Carleton, widow of :ice L.. 1.. L • .
George Carleton.
January et, Captain Dukes, R. N. to Louis
Thomas Newenham, Esc. of C. ..'.c:uore,
At Stonehaven, the .i.th in.:. Fi , n„.
GiASV.W. to Jane Fordyce, eldest
eel, Kir cerai, eihice.
Wednesday se'nnight, C. Alderson, req. of /
HOrnerton, to Mrs. AVhita, widow of
Commar.dlng the ectla R. , f '
Monday at N't re:e.,, . t
Steel, thatcher, to Mrs. widow us i ,
who was executed on tie nes.v drop iris Spr.ar .s.,
..t
ting fire to Mr. 3lccrt's t•Lt ..„
the evidences ag.m that
D I E
Wednesday, in Lincoln's inn-fief's. aged C", Fl- r.- 7
pion Cre:piLn), O.C.L. tor ne:aly ( •
general cd ~it' of
At Aberdeen, the lost. C... tu".7. Jc, C. s.::: .7 ::!
year of his age.
Lltel;,_ at Dale, in Nlilfor..l lla theur, L., •'
gam, R. N. ag. d 46. •
Jan. W, at Dover, Mrs. Watson, w:df.v: of lb: c
Stephen Watson.
N0v.23, nt:a• Charleston, Suutb Carolina, Xis.
wife of Dr. M. 11. Haig.
Major Adair, eldest sun of Thomas Adair, of Cettr:-.,
to the Signet, was drowi.ed or. board the !"-.d.. tl,
Prance, on the night between the 7th and f.:11.t
Lately, at Alelbrouels, near Richmond, Ann Cctae-apt.
Lately, in the neighbourhood of Cockermouth. 4,1
pox, two men, named Forme ; oats of theta belLis to
Hesket New-Market.
The fld hist. aged 103, Mra Parr, of Gilberystreet,
pea Sbe lived in a state of widowhood 53 years, lad mai
all her faenkies to the last.
Lost in the ship Jane, on entering the River Plate, die
of Sept. 17, Mr. Francis Sommers, of the House of Son.latn
Ewing, Rio de Janeiro, when all on board (consisting of Ere:
songers, the Captain and crew) perished, except the c:tief •
who was dashed on shone by the violer.th of the rale- It
not dneoverod till the third day after the shipwreck:
r been found by' the natives in a very Llttona conizi.:,
broken leg and otherwise much bruised.
' We feel pleasure in publishingthe folkAvi-.z
is transmitted to us, in confirmation of 2 paraz::4
which appeared in our Paper, relative to the easel
that general and dangerous complaint Rupa:re:
TO THE EDITOR OF THE STAR.
Ste—Observing a paragraph in your Paper selectitgthne
of an Ilerria, performed (of a tare.: size) by the Medical Beni,
at Charlotte House, Great Clinri"ttz‘atreet,
ju-1‘.., Sir, to Messrs. COOPER and Co. I beg In sed r
pasoral testimony. Having been afflkted nearly eve,..7
and deemed incurable by eminent Surgeons, I patient!) beech
kfilicdon, expecting every hour to be my last; I a: kerrais
plied to the Medical Boards and have reason to pray fc:::t
excel lent Establishment, for althoutfi I am nearly stl, era
fectly cured in a few weeks, and now, thank (has, era .t is
health.—l think, Mr. Editor, all who know me will silo:
I can have no other motive for this corranunicat.on that ap...0
benefit.—l am, Sir, your obedient Servant, C. =MAW
Dog and Stile, nor London-road, Sc George's
Fields, October, 11147.
Non est vivere sed rakers vita.--.3l.sentat.
" Life is only Life, when blest with Hoe:ch."
THE finest system of Ethics is to confine 7.
due bounds, and thus to regulate the Passions tiores.!
and insubordinate they impetuously destroy these harran
Religion and Morality have made sacred ; to curb bon
Itilate them appears the leesou of Prudence, beet calc:.2.
limit their effervescence.
Every disorganization of the human frame requires r:-.
Real knowledge to remedy, and the public welfare is pit
when Professional men (disregarding the suggestions of :
rious and interested) devote their studies to the ere- . :r: .
hose cottplaints generated by imprudence, and the elm:hut:7.
le passions at an unguarded moment. " The strength of a a
:ion consists in the health of the people; but it is meiancbt>!•a
reflect on the daily sacrifice to the ignorance of unfeeling em:??,
:ism, and to counteract as far as possible its farther ravage.,
Ayer to suffering humanity, the result of our own experience I:,
Parlous diseases of Debility. The unwary victim of solitare TA,
;early acquired at school, before Reason has asserted Let res
>vet the mind), will, in contemplating his powerless, state, hetav
tusceptible of enlivening sensations, in knowing that the r...a
:implicated state of exhaustion may be roused into marly
Intense study—immoderate anxiety—loot residence in turd
:limes, and many other cusses, will frequently de range the TO
roux IT STU ; in such camas we can hold out an anunrce
witr.ation, by remedies which have long answered the stri.._A
topes of patients of both sexes.
That bane to human happiness Lou veintina, can ccs ti
:rented fearlessly, the improved state of Medical Science tr".l
livemcd its antidote of those distressing preportice that se .se
mndcred its exhibition uncertain and harassing. We ben (172
nil- method by observing to patients labouring under this ec....5.h
hat a few days only are reioired for t':w removal of estir ry—
:orris, that the most inveterate :ase will yield to our newts
vitbin a month, and that in a person who only suspects lime`
njurcd, the disease may be prevented altogether from a' pen:.?:
I similar remark applies to many other derangements of the go'
'alive system, as weakness, ulcerations, &c. especially rtru.....c,
>bstinate cases of which are dMly removed without the ter
:austic or stimulants. Some peculiarities incidental to the s!-'
ex, have not escaped our attention ; in which mildness ceu
eith efficacy has superseded the means usually adopted. Is .I.ll'
ssr system is unique, peculiarly energetic, and eminently
:esti&
Educated in this cur native city ; schooled in car pry'ess"d
et:ailment by its splendid medical characters.; ar.J
ible, personally, to compare with admiration the Brit:sh • 'V'
wactice, with the c,..t.tieental, our pretens:orts to r:pe: .-.'•
branch we haw select( d; are mattacd by expeticr.:e,
.vinced by the daily applic:.7iors we receive, even fryn
:ountries. COSS and Co. M. B. C. • .7;et,:3-
13, Bouverie-street, Fleet-street, Loader.
•.• For the general accommodation we do net limit c;:rri,s
o stated periods of practice, bet may be consulted :I.:: 7.1.1.47
'Me ountry ;Ire requested to descnbc
heir symptoms, &c. when medicine, with advice, will br
liately foevourded to any part of the 'kingdcra.—A
expected to accompany the rase,
RIG II WATER AT LONDON BR! DC: I: To-MORI' ll'
Morning 55 mihu:es rfter 9
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