The Statesman.
London, England, 1821-06-06 00:00:00

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the, ground-if lle e:
hesilth of the wituesx,
vessel ; und was opposed
A. Chichester, M. P., the presnespa.
and possessions in case of the illegitimacy of the chil-
dren being established) on the ground of possible col-
lusion between the Marquess and Marchioness, and of
influence exercised upon the witness. The Court al-
lowed the examination of this witness (au old woman
of 73, who was present at the marriage.) on the caw
dition that if she survived to the period at which ber
regular examination in chief, and upon the administra-
tion of interrogatories, could take place, the present
one should be entirely quashed.

INTELLIa
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4 Dundalk, *Lars* Iwo
be
Bernie. Indered off Ballietray, oa the 13th March
last, and an on board perished.
The Aft Btilkley, Oreikson, from Bordeaux to New
Orleans, sunk 38th March, off Jamaica, in cognition's.
of starting a plank. Crew saved.
The Recovery, Cbristophoren, from Charleston to
Havre, put into St. Bartholomew's rld of March, is dis-
tress. Part of her cargo damaged, and would be obliged
to discharge to repair.
Haawicn, June 4.—The Hare lugger. of Fleshing,
with her crew, has been brought into this port sod to.
tained by the Scout revenue cruiser, Limit. tamer.
Mastic, !heir 19.—The Ann, winter, bound to Lon-
don and the Mars, Burn, got on the Bar 17th lost.
tempo they laid a considerable time, and were obliged
'Oo throw part of their cargoes overboard, bat which has
duce been picked up. The Ann is now in the Roads,
apparently without injury, except olio of her cables.—
The Mars is strained so mach that she will be obliged to
discharge her cargo and refit.
VIUSSCUI SPOKILN wire.—On the 4th May, in lat. 34.
6. long. 70. 6. the Perfect, arrived at Liverpool. spoke
a Dutch ship, No. 149, from Sierra Loose, in distress;
also, Bth May. lat. 39. long. 61. the ship Albion, of Los-
don, from Honduras; and, 23d May, in lat. 49. 50. long.
19. the brig Active, of Cardigan, from Dahlia for Vir-
ginia.
Columbus, April 15t1i, lat. 39. 11. long. 72.10. thirty-
font days from t;adis for New York, by the schooner
Reaper, arrived at Baltimore.
Comet, Boag, from Liverpool for Miramichi, 22d
May, Lit 49. 39. long. 13.30.

LONDON MARKETS, A:vs 5.

COTTON.—TheCott7"...—n market was rather heavy I.
week, and the purchases of East India descriptions were
made at a reduction of about id. per lb.
LIVERPOOL. JUNE 2.---Our Cotton market still con-
tinues without animation, and most descriptions may be
considered a shade lower.
SUOAR.—There were few good paresis of new Su-
gars at market last week, one hoard of fine Jamaica re-
alized 775. but generally the demand was languid, the
prices without alteration. It was confidently expected
there would be a good supply of new Sugars at market
this forenoon; the show is, however, very indifferent;
the sales effected are at full prices, but it is chielly gro-
cery descriptions which have been purchased, and It is
reported, only for the immediate wants of the trade.
COFFEE.—The public sales brought forward after
Tuesday amounted to 1191 casks and 1539 bags; the
whole went of heavily, and a considerable proportion
was reported to be taken in; the British Plantation ortli-
nary descriptions sold Is. a 2s. lower; all other qualities
were without variation. There were three public sales
of Coffee brought forward this forenoon; the whole sold
heavily, and every description except clean good and
tine ordinary Jamaica, suitable for the home consump-
tion of the country, sold at a further reduction of
Is. a os.
FRC !T.—There is scarcely any business doing in
Fruit.
RCM, BRANDY, anti 1101.1 %NOS.—The contract
with Government fur 400,000 g Ho is of Rnm was taken
very low ; the price of the cunt: sat has had an unfavo-
rable effect un the market ; the few purchases of !Re-
wards and low Jantaicas are made at the reduction of
1.1. per gallon. Brandy is held with more firmness.
Geneva continues neglected.
TOll.lCUO.—There are few purchases of Tobacco re-
ported since our last ; one or two inconsiderable parcels
were taken for export. The deliveries of Tobacco last
month front the warehouses were—Exportation, 1313
Mids. t. home consumption, WO.
SPICES.—There are very few purchases of mos&
India Spices reported. and no alteration in the prices.
lIEMP, FLAX, and TALLOW.—The great holders
of Tallow continue firm, and will not sell at the present
prices ; the market since our last has, however, toren so
extremely dull, that the prices must be quoted 6d. a Is.
per rwt. lower, and heavy at the reduction.—Hemp
anti Flax are little varietl.—By the letters from Pe-
tersburg,' yesterday, the exchange comes rather higher,
91d.
OILS.—In Fish Oils there are few sales to report;
the sellers of cargoes to arrive ask ?Zil., but there are
few purchasers.—Seed Oils are rather on the advance.
NAVAL STORES.—The parcel of French Rough
Turpentine at market is still unsold ; Spirits are rather
higher, on account of the few arrivals of the rough.—
In Tar, Pitch, Rosin, there is little alteration.
INDIOO.—The market remains very steady, the pre-
miums on the last East-India Sale, about 3d. : an im-
provement is expected. notwithstanding the late arrivals,
as parcels are getting scarce.
IRISH PROVISIONS, icc.—Prices remain very.sta-
tionary; small sales continue to he made for shippmg.
—Bacon is purchased at low prices, but as the season
advances, the consumption it is expected will material-
ly increase.—New IVaterford Butt has brought
91s. 6d. ; Dutch arrives freely, and prices have been at
86s. a 193. in large parcels; this difference may be
expecteds to continue until we have a further supply
Irish.

Exports of Cotton and Rice from Charleston to Fo-
reign Ports, fur the fortnight ending the 14th of
April :

Bales U. Cotton. S. Nand. Bbli. Wee.
3909 1209 242
1606 90 515
103 877
867
907
498
234
497
30

Liverpool,
Havre, •
firemen,
Antwerp,
Market in Europe,
Havana, •
Port•au-Prince,
St. Thomas,
St. Augustine,

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IMPORTANT DISCOVERY FOR Tfli CURB or RUP-
TURE:A.—fir. Jenner's Improvement on Vaccination has
been succeeded by another of equal importance. The
discovery we allikle to is, the peculiar Mode of Treat-
ment for the effectual Cure of Iturruass, now prac-
tising with the most astonishing success at the Medical
Board, Charlotte House, Surrey, under the immediate
inspection of the celebrated Dr. Coors, and the most
experienced Surgeons of the day, all of nearly forty
years' practice.
The immense number of persons that fall victims to
a certain Disease, by being improperly treated, is incre-
dible. The latent seed of the poison is too often suffer-
ed to lnrk in the system, and frequently bursts out years
after; this is surely of great importance to those on the
eve of matrimony. It was those circumstance which
induce(i the learned Doctor to form a Medical Board, at
which Establishment upwards of 30,000 Patients have
been cured—many of them after Hospitals had failed.
Messrs. Coon's and Co., ere consulted at Charlotte
House, lireat Charlotte-street, opposite the Rev. Row-
land Hill's, daily, Irons eight to eight.-51echanies have
advice gratis every evening, from six to eight; and on
Sunday_mernings until 12 o'clock.
• • Rurreaas of 30 years standing radically cured,
witbont confinement.
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There are private doors and private rooms for
Females.
N. B. The allictedsheuld read their Lectures on two
prevailinsr Diseases,
.published at one shilling, by. Mr.
Harvey, 22, Blacktnars-road.
• (They are uteri% to young Practitioners.)
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