The Statesman.
London, England, 1815-07-21 00:00:00

stairkAMAN.

COVENT.G4RDIIN THEATAB.

kRANK FORT, JULY 14:---Accounts from Sch.s.
hausen state, that Fort neluse surrendered on the
7th in the morning. It is, however, almost entirely
(lest roy ed.
BAst.r., JUNE S.—Advice has been received at the
head-qua riers of the Archduke John, that La Courbe,
after a long and bloody resistance, has left his in-
trenched camp near Befort, and retired into the
fortress. It seems there must have been some very
bard fighting, a great many wounded having been
brought in here for these three nights past.

ed that they would not be secure of ample temdue- To rust EDIA7R it ?or N7'.(ITES3fIN.
ration at even the old Box prices. How are thOY to
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procure full houses --.1.1y attractive performers, who : —our—
Slit —I 'wit hutch eititlfied le see On atglettind
Last night this Theatre closed for the season ;
. nre to be found, it industriously nought After. How • '
of a Correspondent in yotik Paper of the 14ob Inst.;
and after the Opera of the Woodman, Mr. Fewcssor ss
tiro Keats was obtained is pretty notorious. But
. recommending that some nallenal tribute should be
read to the audience the following address :
how are you to excite the hi onagers to look lifter
tomes AND GENTLEIIMI.--1 am deputed by the Proprietors ~,meritorious
performers ?—Not by segmenting the paid to the memory ef that entree:des! Senator, ate
of this Theatre to return their mos heartfelt thanks for die kind
and geoernus patronage they hare received during this season; price of admission, but by matilog
to collect large audiences, and largiet atuhdeiterncinetseraerget ecorrupted Patriot, and benevolent indlvidhil. the late
and after having respectfully bad you farewell till the ltilt-of 9
Sep;ember, the day of the the .Ire re openinz, and presented
only to be collected by good performers. Again, a oIIICEL WIII+IIItEAD, Esq. Monumenta or gratitada
the Performers' sincerest acknowledgments for your ever indul•
material objection arises to the propeied advance are, doubtless, raised in the hearts of mints
gent ..red foneriug sapport, it becomes my duty to revett to the ers Who
monopoly weld' the Theatres eujoy. 1 n the
dramatic events it hich have dirtinguished the season now eon- from the exultingly witnessed his 'arduous struggles and deter-
chiding. The Proprietors, though they are thankful for the ap.
ersibritten 'shirs has generally attended the dramatic novelties days of that great parent and ornament of our drama, mined perieverance to preserve white the rights and
produced. do nut lit-snare tit ascii he the success of the season to Sliakspeare, London, with a population of about privileges of his fellow-subjects ; and, etas !It may
300,000, conteiued no less then 17 Theatres, at the unprecedented ear:watt:l of mat highly-gifted daughter of
Melpomene, who, in her tan e of varied and amniotic dime-
ters, has been adjudge+ by the 'iodic worthy of some-dine her which the piays of that matchless writer were per- cosintry. .1 rim intlneetl to make those observations
great predecessor, sk nos. rei eel In-ti in the Stage was by many ;twined, yet now, when the population of this great
thought irreparable. The name or sumo tee LILL need-hardly
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exceeds ..
City a Montoit, we have only t 4 o refveter
, , • . . , in hopes the design above alluded to will not be
be added. Her ittlailtahle talents (aided and supported by a
D Theatres. Paris, Berlin, and Vienna, each stet them
Dramatic Ouintesoy which has the honmir to stead favottrahle abandoned ; and should a Committee tae fosmed, and
in your estimation) have proses) sto productive, that although
the mei ptsi on the nights !!I i,it 0' N ram did toot perform have much smaller than London, contains 1 great tiumbet subscriptions opened in Louden for the purpope; Hee
been con-ideraidy isesessed, yet 91,e %%link senrot has been 5111. of Theatres, which are judiciously erected in differ- awl our sister town, Liverpool, will not be found
firiently sidsansagewts to enable the Pioprietors to satisfy their eta situations, but here we hare only two Theatres scantin it, •• t
!animal heavy demands, the a eight of o Welt seemed likely to
within a few yards of each other. What then must • --
g transmitting their •(rota i owaids its exec:
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: overwhelm them.lion ; ai.d [beg to subscribe myself,
Tim Covar.—Yesterday, at two o'clock, the ; In every boon the Proprietors have ;iitherto solicited or re-I be the censeqaence if these two Theatres conspire to •
PRINCE REGENT held a Court at Cadtm,,,llouse, : ces.r.d halm the li:lerality of the public. they have not been in- exact their ewe terms ?—The Public must either sub- ' * AN ADMIRISR OF DEts.taltTED WOltTlifi
: Bummed by avarice—ram! their object+ have been to be enabled LanchearrS July 17, 1313-
which was attended by the Lord Chaecellor, the to furnish acceptable entertainments for their elitist:nested rt• Ito their demand; or be deprived of the pleasure of ,
Lord President of the Council, the Lord Privy •Seals • from, and also to discharre muse pecuniary obligations which witnessing (hose dramatic representations, which all ! . .. 7-- .
ages and all nations brave approved not only es nee 1 AT-itieft INfigLtiakirco.
the First Lord of the Treasury, the Chancellor of the visitation of misfortunes has brought silent them.
! They beg to pet in their claim for a share of that feeling so . -
the Eschequer, the Secretary of State for the Horne , dear to every respectable tireint - the pride and comsat of being ; cessary refutations, but as the means of improremeitt ! • —.op./.
Department, the President of the Board of Coutroul, 1 able tit pay every in ill his owls. and taste. If the seller of any article DEAL. JULY 20.—Casiie down from the Riser the
e ions circumstances can only he met by your Tic-
the Lord Chamberlain, the Vice-Chamberlain, the 1 !
. coTulinv to them a boon, In trifling to the Inilisodual its it is i„„ i demand ahi •h you charge him %skit is, ust ice, bet Paersea East ['Minivan, rind failed with the tiorseeoisti
Treasurer of the Household. i portant to the sselfare of the State in general. It will be a you need tint suffer by him, while mashy other sellers
; in morality
ilk Royal Highness afterwards held a Privy , fresh stimulus, to thei: ever ions. for your useommedstion and ,are to be had, at hile sereral shops are open to you, • .
. end Sherbotirn East Iteliamen, fsr India; and the
n. to which end their whole thoughts, time, and at. Prooress Hustler, for Prince Edwirdie Islaie..-s.
Couocil, at the conclusion of which the REGENT you have only two shops—[ Loud plow/ifs] .z. 1 -
etenntetirtnatti.nw7ll he incessantly occupied. It is, Lodi s and Gentle- bet here
of
held another Commit, to which the RECORDER : men, only to grant, us the tits( price of admission to that eligialei —a hick cottfesiell by combine in this case, although 1 Arrived his. Majesty's ships Pandora stuLocerletd . ,
London was admitted, when he reported the cots.. situatiets the ('ii, the small addition or ,ispettc.s
1 rivals on every oti:er prim(. 'Phis cumbination, how. from off Dunkirk ; and the Plotoper sloop of star,
sol,eapitaily consioted during the three last Sessions, I Upon Mr. Fewcseer's ateiterncement of the re• 1 ever, is the natural result of a monopoly that ought from the westward.—Sailed his Majesty's alolii Pe4
at Justice-hall, in the Old Bailey. quiaition for an additional price of admission to the not t 9 !alit. lint 3:1 nwintipolies are odious iii t-te i rip:van, with a convoy to Portsmenth.
His Royal Highness gave audiences to the Loan Pit, the hisses were loud and universal. Several , eyes of Englishusea and of justice.—Lord Coke i p
aIIUTSMOUTII, JULY W.--Slited his Mejests 'a
el i%NcELLoa, the Earl of Heelower, the Earl of voices called upon Mr. Fewcraer, but he retired sty., that by common law the monopolist was pu- • • .
t ships 'Dupree/I mod Thistle, with a cooros to tilizi
LIVERPOOL, Viscount SIDMOHTII, &c. front the stage, and ' nishable—" for," adds teat great authority, 66 they
The Court broke up a little before siw o'clock. Mr. Ev %es addressed the audience from the boxes, . are ever without law, although never without' Downs; his Majesty's ships Spey, on a croiise ,
We learn with concerto that the public will shortly as well as we could collect in substettee as follows : friends,"—Ami Dr. Adair, Smith was equally ad- Archer, for Plymouth; and the Greet/ours 147 tf•
sustain a severe loss, in the absence from this country I " Lathes asio GENTLEMEN,—Lk rising to submit verse to monopolies, especially with retard to the Retests.
of his Royal Highness the Duke of KENT, Who, to your consideration a few remarks on the address drama. If, thee, the Proprietors of this rheatte Psomoirre, Joe* Irk—Carrie M the gfilel rise.
from motives highly honoorable to himself, is pre- i which has just been delivered, 1 beg leave to state think proper to hold their monopoly, anti to resist
, from Dartmouth, for Anserica.--The Meet' t., ,
paring to visit the Continent for some years, with briefly the motives which induced me, the other eve- the erection of ot-
lit.r Theatres, tee), oreat least not
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the view of diminishing his establishment, and by !sling, to appear in this business. 1 assure you that warranted in raising their terms of adonissiun. By lk'eptune $ from Milled, bit hound fur it h ,
submitting to extensive retrenchments, and priva. :
I was not intlitenced by the remotest desire of ob. preventing an honest competition, they forfeit allshipMajesty s'ifesisaite.--A I I ..l ,: hs
tions, producing a fund for the liquidation of his !treding myself upon public attention. I should have claims to indulgence, and should not be suffered to Nimble cutter from the cleft of Prince. r.tid this
embarrassments, which, although not imputable to !bee, glad, indeed, if some other iisdividual had uns exact any eetraorlieary demand." .4nita Dorothea from Newcastle, botind to Cliers lies ,
extravagance, are nevertheless known to his friends, dertakets the task, but as :so one presented himself, ; Here the tumult, which continued with little inter-
—Sailed the Swifisure man vf war, for P tt,atoutia
fora long time past, to have been destructive of his i owing probably to the circum isc stae that the public mission through rout, increased upon Mr. Fawcett's ,
m aLourn, Jinx 18.—Sailed the Diligence, for
Royal Highness's comfort, and peace of mind. 1 were taken by surprise, I thought it my duty to oh- se-appearance on the stare. Mr. Evans joined with
Mr. RAYMOND, to whom the Proprietors are so; jest to the proposal. For Iwo ever humbly I may : many in requesting that that Gentleman should Le Milf"l*
mach indebted for the great savings made in the pus-' estimate myself, my feelings would reproach me if I heart'. On silence being obtained, lIA ISIS ICU, JULY 19.—Arrived the Deanfoy and
vase of the wardrobe of Drury-lane Theatre, and . permitted any sense of my 'motility to restrain me' " Mr. Fewern stated, that the Proprietors begged Lady Xepean packets, with Mails from Ilemborgh.
his zealous exertions as Stage Manager, continues , from resisting auy imposition upon that public, of it to be understood, that the advance allotted to ill RAMSGATE, JULY W.—Arrived several transpire%
professional engagement as au Actor. ; whom I am a member. I his Address, they only asked as a boon, and that it I antl•are waiting to convey fresh troops to Rolland.
LYCEUM THEATRE.—The Opera of M. P. or the : " With the same views I now take leave to ad- i was their wish, that any Gentleman she thought - •
!tie Stocking, was presented last night, in which dress this audience. Towards the Proprietors and ! proper to address the House upon the sulojsct, shouts".
.r. PYNE and Mr. HARLEY succeeded to the chit- Managers of thisqlieatre I have no personal objece !be attentively heard."—[Some applause and hisses ]
,cters of PHILLIPS and Loy 'mune. Ruth were Lion whatever, but a regard for the interest of the On Mr. Fawcett's retirement,
tccessful, and especially Mr. Ilaturat, who is fast üblic, and a determination to preserve my own eon.
Mr. EfANS resumed, and after complimenting the
ling in public estimation, and who last night greatly sistency, resider it tiscessary for me to repeat the • 1.
auutenee fi•r its ntiention to Mr. Fats eel!, observed
added lts the fevouraille_stssibieu we had
_per iously opinion which, I lately urged at the other Theatre,
conceived of his talents. • sr Surely, Ladies and Gentlemen, it cannot be
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• " . la dvo declare, that tuat opswion hes berw in we vie.
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seriously nursed, that Ttleattlimil- penopetty is •not a
Copy of a Letter to Admiral Earl ST. Vznctev,
.• gree altered or affected by any thing which I have profitable concern. For we know, that very re-
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B. on his donation of 5`SOl. to the Waterloo Sub- i since heard. The conduct of the Managers of Drury- '
•iption :- - 1
• lane Theatre, in suffering the endeavour of the or- ' .
,rielittly a proposition was made to take Drury-lane
1 . leatre upon lease ; and with all its incuntbratices
• Tl:e Cinoinittee for the Watellim Sult•criplion mom, omit t L
i Conant to stifle my voice, was most unfair and re. •
express their gran ful satisfaction for the munificent dowel.: , to secure to the proprietary au ample per centage;
sib they have the pleasure to re. live from y•imr Lordship ;a • prehensible. It is creditable to the Managers of this , while the large sums paid for the shares of this
o•ributien %%Mee expression aaJ ieflueare is so tonsett'll nod . Theatre that no such interruption is attempted on the , Theatre,
possessed by
'vitt, one, when a British Admiral of the most distii.gui•lted .5.,„ the late Mr. Lewis and by
occasion, and as the motile call wish for no- . el
no-
hr of irduous service, and of hid, success, a Firs. laird I"vsent
as. Atlinirdty, ad !s re 4enertiat an expression of astsuiraisas thing more than justice, that their wish will he gra- Besides, who are they who can live in more West-
! of symp illy fir the :ierviee, exern..n», +en! unexampled 'Wed—that if nay arguments should prove correct, •
se.tires et .h it d as., sn homiarator for Britain and Ireland„L , , ,2 , dour than theatrical persons ?Certainly not one-
tole claim *ewe I prefer on the part of the public will
lyre is, neither need a w room f.r any higher orgument or fourth of the gallant Generals of Waterlou.--LGe-
-nose, persuasion to jtpitify or promote Ibis deserved national not be slighted, either through the volatility of pride •
arrogance of power. nerd Applauses.]
tpressi noofgraireo ackis.wiedgment and exulting pride. i
e I have the honour in be, &r. or the arrog I have heard that some '
66 Ladies and Gentlemen —I am
persuaded that the
" Cin uf London Tavern, July 18." 1 persons were sent into Drury-lane Theatre with free ' .
in order to carry the • Proprietors of this theatre will best consult their
MENDICITY.—CIearing the streets from beggars • admissions, point for the Pro.
s own interest and character, by- abandoning the an.
was attempted, some years ago, by Mr. Grimstone, a ' prietors ;• and this I assert was a most unwarrantable
Yorkshire, hv raising a fund to give them subsistence, psoceeditsg. in ancient times the business of When. seasonable
. project of raising their prices. Should
it not a beggar would receive it, as he found tree was not so conducted. On the contrary, among they, however, persevere, and should the public dis-
approve of their conduct, I trust there will he tor
egging a better trade. One efficient plats would be, the old Romans inspectors were appointed, to ascer-
ter the impositions that have been detailed, that the tain whether any persons were hired to applaud, in • . For in ' attempt, as on a former occasion, to resort to to-
ter
should resolve never to give charity to a coats • older teat if such hirelings were discovered, they ercion. III a theatre
son beggar in the streets. i shoed(' he consigned to punishment and digrace—so " To dip or lii4 .;11 have an equal I iaim,
Thursday se'intight, Frederick, the youngest son anxious were that great people to prevent undue in- The robin's a:iil hi. Lordship's rise' the mine ;
subs
the late Hinman Allenby, Esq. of Konwick-house, fluence or
.unfair practices in dramatic concerns.—
Alt join for theire i•e istence, all ea pret
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tear Louth, a very promising youth, about 15 years Would that a similar jealousy prevailed in this great F.ec l ase to ;r i. their worth, their Pushes, c. reset.
' age, was found drowned upon the sands near country ! On the termination of Mr. Evans's speech, the
abletherpe. It appeared he had several mornings, i " Ladies and Go ntlemen,—The Proprietors re- - cry of 0. P., a hirh commenced upon the conclusion
wing his school vacation, rode from his mother's quest your consent to the addition of dd. to the Pit, !of Mr. Fawcett's Address, became peculiarly loud.
tun to bathe, and that, on the above morning, he which would ito a tax upon those who are, perhaps, o Indeed,
.this cry was sue), throegliout the remaindet
the greatest amateurs, aid generally considered the of the of .ft his horse at the inn and went down alone, aboutght, that the farce was merely a dumb show,
d
of
best connoisseurs the rama,which would be a tee
our hours previous to the body being found, and itthe Performets being totally ittaudihle. Ti. cry and
coejectored that, being unacquainted with the indeed upon the middle orders of the people, who, confusion haul not ceased when we left the Theatre,
tore, he had got into a clay pit, from which he had God knows, under existing circumstances, can ill some time after the performance closed.
et beets able to extricate himself. " afford it. And what ate the pretences assigned for' Several other Gentlemen addressed the house from
RECORDER'S REPORT.—Yesterday the Recorder ; this advance? In ISO 9, the Proprietors of this The- the pit and boxes its the course of the evening, but
, atre hatl-to plead the loss of a Theatre destroyed, we could not distinctly hear them.
lade a Report to the Prince Regent of the following
and the expense of a Theatre erected. For this loss i
,evicts under sentence of death in Newgate, viz.:— -
George White, for rower nn accentanre to a bill of es.' and expense they were amply remunerated by an ad.! At Spalding, Lincolnshire, Midsummer Sessions
!onset Elisabeth y mint and Cornelius Callaghan, far steal Vallee upon the boxes, which advance was arranged on Friday last, John Moo land, of Spalding, was
cin ii.twelliug-lionse ; Riehaid !envier, for horse.stralisit ;
by a party of persons who professed to act for
thralaim Adam., far stomas ; Wan. Oldfield, for a rape; Edw, the fitted Is. for an assault ots %Villiam Lovely.— Mars,
initutd, for forgery; Win. Sweetinan, for highway Misery ; : people with the principal Massager of this Theatre, Cooke, for stealing one pair of stockings from Ed-
its-ay Slay. for reitiroing from traieportatioe; ?teary Beard. ',non the ouderstanding that too further advance would ward Goddard, was ordered to be imprisoned one
John Cambridge, ond Mary Aim Clarke. for striding in dwell- es-
too-house: ; •tunes Kier, for burglary ; Elie. !''crab `.farad- for ad- oo required. Mr. Clifford with a few others acted month.—Robert Wheslone, of Holheerli, was fined
!Warrior poison; J 191.11 Church, Thomas Beskinghaw, and for the people, Mr. Kemble for this 'rheatre; and Is. for sit assault on Thomas ilipkhs.—James Mann,
aniline lioword, for stealing in &valise-Isaacs; Solomon ! •
would that I could repel the representations which of Holbeach, was fined ss. for an assault on !th-
eme's rind Thomas fbaiih, for highway robbery; Theinow ,
Jumper nncl Edward Webb, for burglary; Ate! **she mod have been ever since afloat, that on that occasion the chael Taulks. —William Pickwaiih, tif Spalding,
Richard Starry, for privately stealing in a shop; Jake. SASS . public lutenist was compromised. The Manaeers, was fitted lc. for an assault on Mr. Richatil Peele
David Roberts, for a highway robbery; 'meth Max,orlinr-
;rryi Chartes Jordan, fur Isom-stealing; Beery Bel
'lrv. he , however, had in that instance, in addition to what I nod Mr. George Clarke.—Robert Christian, of
tioorgiarst soseeb Hunt aasd Joke Franklin. for like otrooreaa , hays already slated, to plead the depreciation of our Pinchbeck. was fined Is. for an assault on William
Lars Toppi, gond wetione Hensley, for highway shillings
uml_ big" . corrency, and the enhancement of prices : but now, (lardy.-77tomus Duckett, was fined ten ,
'toles Wuley and Peter Morris, for steatites goods privalidy
.=hoe. thanks to the late glorious events, the depreciation for an assault on Mary Cullen.—Willians Webb,'
When Abraham Adams, William Oldfield, and of our currency can no longer be stated, and the of Spalding, labourer, was ordered to be transport-
- Fenning, were ordered for execution en Wed- fall of prices must naturally be expected from the ed for seven years, for stealing a shirt from
y next ; and Edward Harland and Josiah Box i approaching peace ; but, its truth, what advance of George Gee. This man had been convicted at the
the following day. prices can our Managers at present seriously allege. preceding Sessions of a gross theft, and had been
Notwithstanding the very heavy and unceasing Miss O'Neill, to whose extraordinary merit I am imprisoned three months. On the day of his dis-
in which fell on Wednesdav, yet many persons most ready to subscribe, is stated in the Manager's eta ige, having stated to one of the acting Magic-
' induced to brave the pelting of the storm to Address to have enabled the Proprietors fully to meet trstes his great want of a change of listen, the Ma-
e purchases in the Lottery, having neglected to their annual expellees. Mr. Knot, at the other The- gistrate, with true charity, supplied his want by a
so before.—The drawing began at five o'clock on etre, has beets equally successful. Yet the salary of gift of this kind, which the receiver sold on the
tt day. The only Prizes of consequence drawls i Miss O'Neill for an entire week, is equal only to same day, and then stole two shirts, in a garden, !
re No. 5313, entitled to five thousand guineas in half the sum formerly paid to Mrs. Siddons for a within the town. Being charged with the theft, 1
el, and No. 11,172, entitled to twenty thousand j single Hight, and the salary of Mr. Keats hears the he was re-committed on the same evening, Rod being
ads, which was sold in shares by the Contractors, I saute proportion to the sum not long since paid convicted of the offence in the following forenoon,
Ictlelinsoe, Goo Deuce, and Co.; the wheel is, to -Mr. Kemhle at this Theatre. Mrs. Jordan he was sentenreil is above stated.—Several bills of
trefore, intmensely rich, as it still contains the too, alto was also expensively paid, Is no longer isidictment were found and traversed until the neat
rge capitals of forty thousand pounds, thirty thou- connected with either of the Theatres. Whence Sessions. At these Sessions the number of indicts ,
nd pounds, &c. and five thousand guineas in gold. then the apology for this extra demand S---. ' meets for assault amounted to sixteen—a greater
Thursday nest will be the second day. If the Theatres had full houses it canuot be pretend- ' number (probably) than was ever before known. I

JL'NE 9.—The Archduke John set off yesterday
etcning to Altkirch.
Count de la Itochefoucault has not perished as
was reported; lie retinue(' yesterday with the pay-
ments of his corps, which was attacked by a very
superior force, and by the peasants. Among the
ki led are mentioned the Marquis de Ituvigny, N.
de llontjoie, and many others.

DA RING ROBBERY.—Sunday night, the Oth
between twelve and one o'clock the shop door oti
sir. G. Webster, watch-maker, mt.the Derby-road,
Sottinghwm, was forced open, by menus of an iron
crow. A lady, who resides hard-by, overhearing the
villsins, alarmed the .neighbourhood. he recast
time, Webster, hearing the hoist, • went &vitt stairs,
and, on opening the house floor to call out far help,
he received a• blow on the head, supposed to have
been given with the crow, which stunned hirn.for a
short time; hut, recovering his senses, snd assomin4
an ust,c tutssabledegree ofcourage,t bough deft.stceless,
he seized one of t I e three ruffians that he saw; jest ns
he was nttemptiog to !eive the shop, its which fliem
was not any property of much value, Wsbster batiste,
the preceeiling evening r• moved On.• valuables, as is
the case with watch-rn titers in eetteral. A severe
contest now ensued. Webster had hold of one of
the smock frucks,itt ich the ruffians were all clothed,
as well has hating tt,ei, faces distitestrett—ise r•auceil
to gait his hold—they beat him severely, and dragged
him into the road ; but he rcsoft:tele held his mast
until assistance came up. amid the vulnin was secured,
though, unfortunately, his companions in 1111(1911y
escaped. The fellow seemed is names, ,S'callergood,
gild is a native of Nottingham.—lle is; co:natives! for
trial.

Valetudinarians must rejoice when they know that
a Medical Board is es'abliihed by Dr. Cooeut 204
three Surgeons, of 30 sears expetiett-!P, at Char.
;tote. hotist.,. Charlotte • Ftreer, opposite ltowt..tnn
1111,LN Chapel, Blackfriars•rond, I.tonlun, xtiPte
the public are cured of dangerous diseases, wititeut
salivation or confitoment. The Institution claims
the attention of those who have attempted the cure
themselves, or who have been so otifortunate as to
consult illiterate pretenders, %altos(' improper treat.
ment have ruined thousands—eruptions on their
head, face, and body ; sore eyes, thrust, mouth,
and 110 SP ; vertigo, stoise in the ears, swellings in
the neck, deafoess, dimness, of sight, pains in the
head and limbs, frequently mistake(' fcr rbassmatisis. ;
weakness in the knees, swelled anaes, with a genet al
delihity, &c. are only a few of the dreadful -ymp.
toms w !del( appear years after, and too often de.
stroys connubial happiness. Mes.trs. Coorm au(
Co. are consulted daily by all ranks of people.

eleven rill eight precisely ; hy le:ter• enekcinj
a fee (for no withers are answered), srsririg rh.;

case, when medicine and advice are si-itt to all pan
of the kingdom. They also cure the piles and fistula
without burning or elating, and give advice grath

on Tuei Tfiursday, and 3unosy mornings, til

twelve o'clock.

Cotto-Fatettmetn, Juts 41.—Tine WiiPtit hemp in re.
quAst, 4:41 pring in, itrrhals to-day. nu:ilk-mice of 2.. rep
quarirr 1,.01t plate.—Poirley in deLdrind, but nu t.ausples al
market.— lien.o and Oats nre reads s 1I v.
Wheat (English) 4% iR • Henna
Ditto (Foreign)
Rye 3l S 5 Pa do. 24 3
Rarity 2B 91 Old ..
New ditto , nat. `..M 3
Malt
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%late Year SI 36
New ditto .... — --
I>itto Boiler; 3A 42
Grey Peas - 32 34

i4ol.ind do. 06 3.
Feed dim, lB 2:
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Seconds ..... -53 '.

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