The Statesman.
London, England, 1823-07-12 00:00:00

COURSE OF EXCHANGE.—FaRDAr.

Aareerdam a. f. .12 li Gibraltar *o4 0
Ditto at Sight 12 9 Leghorn 4.61 0
Rotterdam.. ..... .....12 19 Genoa .. ....43( 41
Antwerp 12 10 Venice Italian Lir....2S 10
Hamburgh. 3B 4 Malta... . 4. 0
Altona 39 3 Niplaik 39 0
Paris, 3 days' sight. .25 93 Palermo. groz 117 0
Ditto 26 10 'Lisboa 314 0
80rdeaux....... ....96 10 Oporto 314 0
Frankfort on the Alain 1.19/ Rla..lladeiro 48 U
Petersburg 3us p rble St Bahia 46 8
Berlin ...Cur Dolls 7d Ilge. Dahlia. O4 0
Vienna, RI. 2 m.... 110 10 RI Cork ..
.. ....

Trieste ditto 10 311 DOLMAN. per Or.
Madrid 311 i 0 Portugal gold in coln.o/.05.04
Cadiz ......35. 0 Foreign gold in bars3l. I 7sod
Bilboa 31i1 0 New Doubloons....o 0 0
Barcelona ..331 0 New Dollars 0 4 9
Seville 331 It Silverinbars,stand*rdo U 0

MARRlED—Yesterday, at St. Clement Danes, George
Cates, Esq. of Parliament-street, to Miss Nethersole, of
Esse:•street.

At Kirkby Stephen, Mr. Clea-sby, eked 75, to Miss Ti 3n-
nah Taylor. aged 35.—Th., ceremony took place amidst no
smiles of a large concourse of people, who feellrgly regrrt-
ted the necessity which compelled the impatient bridegroom
to return home for his new wig, which he had accidentally
forgot.

DIED—At s:srewsbury, on the tat instant, after a short
illness, Admiral Oeoree Bowen.
On the afternoon of Thursday, the 10th inst., at hi: house
in Bryanston•square, Ann Elizabeth, the wife of Dali.h.
Denial. Esq. M.P.

Lately, at Gosberton, Mr. Crosby: it is supposed that he
has left behind him more than 5%0001., and yet in his life he
would hardly allow himself common necessaries. It *as
his delight to have his apparel always of the meanest kind
a hat at the price of 95.6 J. was an extravagance. It is said
that many persona who did not know him, have given him
alms on account of his appearance. Neithor of the Elwes'a.
Dor even Dancer himself, cauld be mare sqaalid, or more
penuriotis in a general way, and yet this man kept a good
table as far as beef and becon went, and wa% always acces-
sible to any poor man that might call at his house; rich,
and what he called " fine" men, he detested.—lt is some-
what remarkable that on the day before Mr. Crosby's dis-
solution his housekeeper died, wilt) had been in h s serrre
for many years. He had well provided (,r her, but it is saist
forgot his poor relatiofis whom he 101 behind, and who are
numerous.

ELEGANT GLASSES, FURNITURR, dm—The Noblity and
Gentry are invited to inspe t the Warr-ronms of Cooper and
tion,93.llisimpsgate-st.-Within,where it exhibited so assor-
ment of new and second hand Pints admirably sui -
ed to every description of Drawing or Dining-Rooms, T..e
prices are just reduced 40 per cent. on Plates measuring
100 inches by 72, and upwards ; and on those of smaller di-
mensions the alteration will be. found equally Important.—
The extensive preference given to titis Establish nent is
thankfully acknowledged by the Proprietors, who, in their
endeavours to evince their gratitude, by masuf mturing arti-
cles in a superior manner, at priers suitable t..) the ti r
hope to merit a continuance of public support. In the rut-
niture department, is comprised every new and elegant arti-
cle of Upholp-ry, Cabinet, and Chair Work, regulated up At
such a ace !e of economy, as to demand and ensure the pr.-
tronage of rank and fashion.

DR. EADY respectfully calls. t lir at enti.rn of time
afflicted, to las peculiar and elf.w.nal m^tLnd of
cure, vodalthoush he will hot presume to pledge infaltinElty
in every destriptioa of case, yrt as far as bowel; aid. as,is'-
ed by medient and surgical experlenre ran be app isd. he
promises a speedy and pernanett restoration.—Dr. E. Is
consulted daily at MI. 38, Dees-street, Soho, by pstien!c •.f -
both sexes. Country letters meet respectable attention by
return.of second post.

London: Printed and Published kt the Office, No. 277.
Strands by R. WAREIELL, LL. I). Proprietor.

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