CORN-EXCHANGE, MONDAY, MA...
The Times, 1824-03-23T00:00:00

COR.NIEXCHANE IMONDAY, MARAC!! 2-2. The vast accumLulation of' arrivals la week, and a large suapfy fresh in this morniing from Zssex, Kent, and Suffolk, have had a gr~eat effect on our merket, andl the finest pic-ked samples of' Wheat with difficulty support last Mlondav's prices; but the inferior sorts are unaebe arley is also unsakeable, except for the best-Kent- ish, which obtained last Monday's p rices. Beaus and Peas are each of them 2s. per quarter loweCr. TIRe Oat trade is full 2s. per quzarter cheaper, and dlull in sale at that r-edur,tion. Flour has been lowered 5s. per sack-, and very little doing At 60s. per qr. eq. WVheat, Xent and Essex 65s 76s Gray Peas ....,.,. U, 36s - Sufrolk~-..- Ss 74s I small Beans,...,.- .. 38e 42s - Norfolk -- Ss .54s I Tick ditto - - 38s 42a Rye 38s 42s IOats, Potato - 26s 29s Bale~ 33s 38s I - Poland....... . 25s 28s MLalt 54___ _ _ __ _ M 62a I - Feed - - - 22s 28s Wbite Peas ....-.. 33s 3 M Flour, per sack - 55.. SM Os Boilers -- -____ 38s 40s I Rapeseed, per last-DO...3 ?31 ISIPOrLTATIONS L.AST WEEK. Wheat Barley' Mfalt Oats Rye Beans Peasi Evi;li;h 801I918 , 302 I 732 j 3390 1,67 Tosn thle oflper stone or lllb. Beer'..... ." l t 4. 2d Veal .. 4s. 8J. to S5s. 8d. Mutton ... 3s. 6d to4 6d. Pork....... 4s. 4d. to Ss. 4d. ea of atle at Mlarket this day. Beasts, 2,730 J Calves, 10Shee ad Lambs, 16,680! Pigs, 200 iayan Sftteraw I Llad. ffay, 31. 10s. Od. toS5.lOs Od. ICIc , 41. 5A. Od. to 61. Os. Oil. Straw. '21. Os. Od. to 2 1.0ls. Od. PRICE OF HjOPS, per Cwt., MNAncH 22. New I-lops, SI. 8s. to 141.-Yearling Bags, 61. to 71. Yearline Pockets, 71. 7e. to 91. 9s. CO-A1.M~ARKET, MVARcH 221. S-hips at markrt. Slsips sold. Price. 35A Newcastle. .... 234 . . . 30.i. 6d1. to 38s. 9d. 15i Sunderland . l OJ . . . 30s. 6d. to 41s. Od. FORFIGNI FUJNDS. March 22. Austrian Scrip, 1211I pm Po Portuguese Scrip, Chllian, 791 801 I Rilssian Bonds, of 1822, '4111 Colomibiani, 64 Sik 3k 65 4 j Ditto Insciriution, DaRnish. in Laer1inr, Ditto 'Metallic. Ditto, in Mares Banco, ISpanih orl1820, 21j Frenich Rentes, Dnitto ofl821, 204 i I I i Do. Scrip Ditto of I523, 18k IS Gree~k ScrTip, I f 0 i pmi. Anmerican. 3 ser Cent.., with (,lyl. Mexican Bonds, Idend fromiletJani., Ditto Scrip, 61 k iDItto. .5 per Cenits., An&l-'Mexichn MInes, 6 32 6 pm.'Ditto. e pier Cents.. ditto, United Ditto. Ditto. 7 per Ceiish., Neapolitan. 90- lO,tt". Jissik cse.ditto, Prueslatri. or,i s 3; A,a i I Alllan ceInsurrntce ComnpanySblaX55. Ditto, of 1822, 97 ki 20 J21 j14120k 1 Portuguese nonds, JOSEi'-i1lHlE. swrn, Biroker, 2, St. iwtjn-ln,tombard-stree.t PRICE OF~ eTOCKS. 3 per Cent. Conis. 944J Ex. ill. Small, 52 49 'in. Nowy 4 Tier Gent.. 107 106i Lottrv 'Y1ickets, ?25 lOs. India Bonds, 81 pm. Bank for Account, 2432, l-xs. ltls',. .Sil,504 p.India for ditto, 28H Ditto, 5001., ii 49 pm. Console for ditto, 941 J T.1.Ill, Stock-broker, Olil State Laotiery OUdisoe, 4, Corn hill1. sitd 9, Chariniz-crass. 1-11011 VATER AT I,MNI)ON B3RIDU(E TRHIS VA). Mearnier .._....11rmin.aif1er RI Aflaenscsn...._43min aftte 8 Erraturn-Iu the advertisement of the new Institution of Bri-tish Artists, the first suisecriber shouild have been "1George Kirkpatrick. esq." instead of 1' General Fitzpatrick." S EVILLE ORAN-GES-LEVY and SALMON re- ,j spectfully announce, that they halve Imported SEVILLE ORANiOES, nin gh perfectio~n.for wine, shrub, marmalade,&c. They have trde; St. Milchael Oranges of excelleat quality, Almonid Fig Catkes. with ai-ariety of other For.eign Fruits. They have likewise on sale thereal Scotch Mfarmalade, as formerly Bold bythe late lirm ofPreasity and Barclay. Orders from the couintry punctually attended to.-371, Oxford-street, and 86, PiccAdilly, opposite the Green-park. VDATENT COPYING PRESS, for Copying, Letters at on 0ce in a. book, the lnvssstion of Mr. Brunel't a New Copying 'Machine, weighing from 20 to, 26 ounces, fltted ulp in trarelling eases, p.ortfolios. and portable writini dewks, and peculiarly adapted to the use of all persons travelling: aizo a complete assortment of ivrnting anrd copying machines, for enuntinghousasand private use. N.h. Ge. teienein mray have the machfine fitted to~ tlher owni writing cases, by Farthilng, 12, Cornhlll, near the RoyaI;EXchsnge L ondon.t 'rHE NEW SHADES WINTE ROOM IS,for ihe SALE T1of genuine WINES, full mieasure. 2, White Hart-couirt, Lombard- street. It ls higthly gratifying to the Proprietors that the public have so dsily estimated the advantage, of the a.tove cnnetrn, and at the same time the y gratefully acknowrledlge their patronage and Suipport to A degree fvarurpassing theirr moat sang:uineeaxpectrttione. They, pub. tidey pledge themselree not to Padmit aisy wvines into their cellars huit what are of she very, lnest quality. Nq. R. An esreslant reons set a p art for snmoking, and a few members, wante for thke euibso-ip- ti(on room . _ _ _ __ _ _ __ _ _ _ __ _ _ __ _ _ _ -PBERS's BRITISH and FOREIGN' SUBSCRI PTIION LIBARY, 27, 01d Bond-street.-Subscribere to thim s Kte- bi e men are regularly UPPIlied wit'th. hooks in town, and In ail parts Of the united kingdom, anid from) the extended arrangements upon which It isconducted, they derive the followIng superior accomnmoda- tIons :-I3t. They are enititled to the imrmediate perilsal of the new pulairstions. 2d. The proprietor engages to purcViase for subscribers any worn:, of generail interest which may nlot have been previously added to the library. 3d. Subscribers havellhe right of choosing from a most extensive collection of the eeta,llsbed works In the vrot branches of Fnglish. French, and Italian literature. 4th. Subscibr Are aLdmitted to thie use of a costly serli,s of publications,, embellished wilth highly finished and colouired engravings, which illustrate In aL beautiful manner the history, antilqititca, costnmes, spo.rts, pastimles, &e. of lb. ancient and wodern world, togetherwvith maps and atiaae5. CataicFuelsi, with terms, mlay b-e had on application, or forward*d to anly direvtIn. 'I REAT FALL in LINENDRAPERY.-More than 1,300 damiask table cloths, from 2 to 8 yards long; they are the ic lest end most superb patrerns thjat can he produced ; also some German damaskc of ancient designs, all of well known and esteemed fabrics, unfailing in durability, and only a 1.1ttle soiled, for which reason they, will be sold at the followlng prises :-Rich damask nap- kins 7a. R-. per doz.: damnasktable cloths is. Pd. each: dItto, yard and half long, O5. 6d.; ditto. 2 y'ards bugI, 4s. 6d.:; ditto, 2 yards and a half long, 83s.6d.;, ditto double damask 12s.; ditto real Gerrman damask 1de. ; diltto, 3 yards long, 14is.; ditto, 3 yaLrds and a half long, 133.:. ditto, 4 yards long, 22s. Gd.; ditto, 4 yards and a half long, 25s9. 6d.: ditto, .5 yards tong, 29)s.; ditto, 6 yards long. 353s. larger sizes equially cheap all of the proper width) with damask napkins to Imatch:, tine Irish linens 35s. the piece; ditto, curiously fine, 40s.; ditto, the finest nisule,48s. the Piece: 300 dozen of flneFrerich ea.nmbric handkerchiefis, I guliiea per dozen lyositively wvorth 2 gumte-s);- fine Irish sheetInig, yardl and quarter wide, Is. per yard: Russia sheeting, full wvidth. 2s. 2d. per yard, which prevents the necessity of a seam; mock Ittissia sheeting 6s. 6d. tier pair; real Russia ditto "12s. Gd. tiair; tstrong Lancashire sheeting 9d.6 per yard; very stout and ne diltto Is.; superior sheetings from 2d . to 28. per yard,. real Gemn Hollands, yard and half wvide, 3s. 6d. per yard ; 200 pieceso yard wide linen diapera for towels l.ayad ar n hl i~de ditto, for servants' kitchen table cloths, Is. 3d. to 2s. : 100 pieces of solt linen, fur glass cloths 6d. a Yard : Mlarseilles quUlts, 3 yards long, 14s. 3d. eachi:- counterpanes and blankrets in every sie.-e and fine' Welsh fiatnTielsatatummer prices; gioad calicoes 4d. per yard: fine ell.i wide ditto 3d.: 300 piecesRof ell-wide long cloths6Gd. ayard, or l0s. fd. the piece, measuring 25 yardis: a beautiful lfne make, free fromn dress. 25 yards, 14s. 6d.; an article In real Miadras cloth 153.;, ditto, the finest qtiallty, 18s. each:. jacconot muslines yard and halfiwide, 9zs. 9d. the piece of 20 yard,; fine cambric 10os. fl _ ayrds); also a splendid choice on silk cloaks anid faahlossable svinter silks; coarse goods for charitable purposes at cost price. No patterns cut, but a p,er ceptage allowved on all purchases amounting to 201. and upwards.-Riley's 118, Oxford-street. lan fo odatoiy(h Li Medical Jouruialsy tisat Mr. COLES, of London-bridge a don more towards I 'proving the general construction of TRUSSS writhinz the last 3 years thnhas been dune beioreIn asmusny centuries. N. B. Private door in Thamzes-street. DR. SIBLY's RE-ANIMATING SOLAR TXNC. DTURE.-The warm and renovating qualities of this medisine render it the best remedy for Relaxatitons, -Debility, Lassitude, 'rre- snors, Sliiklng of the Spirits, and for those Nervous Atrections which harass anid oppress the wveak, sedentary, anud delicate. In aill tbese casies, the Solar Tiuieture tI calculated to svrnri and steady the cold tremulouis nerves, to sheath and invigorate the miiscular system, to animate the spirits, and renovate the wh-ole nian. It requires; no ar- gument to co:svince, more thian a single trial; after whick, no family who value their hlealth or life wvill choose to be without It. Prepared and sold by J1. R. Saffell, 35, Glocester.street, Queen.sotuare, Blooms11- bury, in bottles at lIs. 7s. 6d., and 11,. Family bottles ly which there ita s. aving of 75.) at 22e each. N. D. Non aegnuine but those- signed "J. Rt. Saffe3ll on the outside waproechbttle. Sole wh,olesale agents, Messrs, Barclay and Sos,9.Fetnaletj,iondont and sold retail by all respectable miediie vedr n h igdom. -" R. SCOT'sBILIOUS andI LIiER ~PlLL`S-These _"Pilisare accurately prepared fronm the recipe of that seeli knowvn emiinent physicianl, whlo, is, ass extensire practice for aseriesof years: both In India and in England, eonstantlv adminlistered them wvithi un- failing success inl bilietisand lu-er coinplaints, Indigestion,, loss of ap- petite, headaeh, beartbu.en,. fiatuilencics, spasms, costiveness, allowv- nemsof complexion, &c. The evil effects aclsfngfrom excesses or the table will be prevented If recou?5e is had to themr. The studious, and others who are accustomned to sedentary lives, as wvell asL those wvlo, by over exertion, wea,ken the digestiveXowvars, causing themn to be Inci- dent to many fatal disorders, will fin In them at most excellent msedi- cine.prepaed ony by .t,ssbt~t,c5ynist, in box a5' is. I id. 2s. 9d. and Is.:soldby ~poinmentby nge, 150, Oxfor -streiet; B3utler, 4, Ceaplde Nebe, StPau's hurhyard: Prout, 2,0G. Strand: Ward 32~, olbrn trailn, RyalExcange:, Sutton aniiCo.cor- ner f SnthmPto-atcet Holorn ILMackrill, .83, Whiteciszpel; Johsto, 6, CrsiIll an Nidely.116. Tottenham-court-road. Ito~rtcu1r n akin ~o D. 2otts Blius and Livor Pills, preiated j N1ITAFION BEARS' GREASE.-iJ. ATKINSON erepectfully Inforrs the pub3lc, that thongli the BEARS' GREASE m5i,rted by himn Is sold Sy most respectableperfumerein,London, yet. there are still a number of little abops-who sell articles they call hears' gzrease, but which Is only lard, &c.,aha eveis mwary say It is Atldnson's be rslgrease; purehasers will ther~efore be particular to observe that. a bil is round the pot 'With hie sirmisttsre asud'address,-aind. sso pot is notv gold at less theLn 2.. Gd. - an.d ;ts geniuine bears' grease fromn the anImnal in its native climatte differsIn. appearaned fronsaall orhet aslimal and vegetable fats, a vsattern pot Is furuilbed to each vender, Which, if ineoected prev'iotsatto purellaBinir, and compared.Nvlth the spurious, the differenee wvill -Instantly apear. It has now become iiv gasseral darnand,and hereIs odout fo tlsgroth of hair lb far excelsi any ar~lle itheto nown itIs aso erypleasant for dressing the heir, malia itbeutiuly sftandglssy Sold bl the Importer, James Atkison,perumer 44,Gerstd.trat, Soto.squsr. :-. and by ap- ptlltnsnt y Snge,-30,andGrage,1.26. Oxford-street: Elliott. ~42.Ratbou-l51cs:Nix Royl Echage: Taite. 41. and Johnston, 68, orsllll; Cfls, 2, Dilsosse.-tret, san4 Most perfum.er.0 & GENTLEMAN'sI AT.-WILLIAM PRITCHARD ~L...,- rspe fbIy- frin the Public, thAt he hits'suceeeded. In maiuu, 11 fet lng & entlee~l .5nl tO1O5rnca1, glbstitute for tbe silk hat,'so de- fi.den lnenaesianly appearance, arid Qtherwise so Injuarious- td thdi JIttialth.. Prlce 2 0s. Read yn1drity.: -'W. Prltchard-pregermes that the fasiyexeencie as m8dfatcOueis. for more than h;lf-g-cent,rr will pteludn the 'necesnsItl of any assertiQns.te his friends. while. utaiY 41uirAntee his- Pledge to the 1public, thaLt all his aj~tfeleq shall R~ suAMbtantIkHVy. go;d, asd- sold'at vety Snoaerate prices.-239, Regent- str'eet, corner of Pr1nees-stiset, Ilanover-liquare. 00 -O MNU$LINS of INDIA YARN.LM.J1LL-R-DS), .'n the. Cityr.-Tbt attention of the Nobility, of Ladles.- and espede=ayofProprIetors,of fashrlois,tie Mljinnery Establishments In odnanParis, are miost respectfully invited to MILL.ARD and Co.'s ,NIW A. r. BOOK MUSLINS, nuade of rindia Yarn, with the ad- vanta geous aid of EuroPean maiunsaetuare, (the result of' many years' experi,eocee n the India ttade,) the reten'tive transparency of r whih, durabl3ity of colour, and cheapness are admnirable5- and surpass everv-- thing of the kind -yet -produced. Th~ey may be Seen, together wiifh the India, In the. vatlouc widths, and are sold by the piece, &e. exeluivel at teir holese an retivwarehouse for Indita and llrtis godsin he ity, 6; heaald, wit th usalallowance new iportaIonsof foeigngoods withthe cw horsehld lineins, andmos fahioabl gods ros-- he lrf.ls fatores reIn daily G RI -and'-AMBER, of. St. Paul's chrcyad, j__Lgratefully sensible of the distinguAhbed paLtronagre bestowed on their hourse during to manY Years, beg leare most respectfuilly to announce tq the Nobility, Gjentry, and the Publie at lar ce,ta they have OPENElD a-tjEW ESTAbLISHMENT, No, -1, Sirl,co- Ulc,Palml. Wvith an extensive assortmsent of Brugsels, tilecklin, V.1riln le, $ql1,- anIt EngUah Thread Laces and Veil%. Trish tab- bingt:, W kr ha Itgurea Gros de Naples, levantines, beribRains,j- ho- siery and muslins4 with an elegant display of mnillinery end dresses, the whole seleeteA withtthagreateel care and- attentioni. -Hogard and Amnber beg to tat.,that Itletheir determination toadhere bte.adfastly to the plan whicih all given such general '61tlslaetinn, to edmit no goods Into theilr stoek but such as are of the very beat fabries, and wvhich theY can warrant. As their pricesare fixed according to the -present reduced rate of manuifactured goods, no aboatement calk be mad e. Foreign and wedding orders tastefully executed. W?OR the Final Close of the Co-ntract anid the Last of 1-the LOTTERY there niever yet wVas auth a Chiince for Three of ? 20,000, at such trl4lng risks as - - Whichb will have returned Coat only Rs 190 o ora Whole Ticket ?20 0 0 - 25 19 0 3 5 0 fo~a5{a lRf - .10 100 - 13 1.5 0 1 136 . foraRQuarter -. - s - 618S6 0 76 for an Egztb 213 0 - 210 6 0 9 0 fr a Sixeelit1 6 6 - 1 15 a The nextDLaY Of Drawing will be'April 6, Nwheni, In the first 5 inl- nuates, the first prize will have an aidditional ?C20,000; and, as everY pCapital snag he drawn thaRt day, thotte who do not obtain them maty rettsrnl their Tickets arild Sbares on or before 15th AprIl, receiving a return for eaeh'aw above. Theo fe* Tickets that remalin ins the wvheel (1,4,000 beinig drawn) gives every one the greatest anid cheapest chance ofotaining-the Prizes of ?C20,000 that was ever known. For these - graned Improvemenits the Contractors solicit the patronage of the Pu:bli at 37, Corrnhill; I1 iiHollborn anid 39. Haymarket.-J. and J. - )VYRlGHMT, Contractors. .1M81PVR-D IMUSICAL INSTRUMEN~TS.- WMiN. AN-BRI DGF,, 35, llolborn.hill, near tbe corner of Fetter-lane, informs the lovers of music, that be hias finished a variety of his last PATENT DOUBLE FLAGEOLETS, an octave to the piaDoforte, atnd also the' larger size, so muich admired for the fullnessof tone. His Patent Double Flutes. - made On the fiaLgeolet principle, are universallY adlmired. Ladies are respectfully Informed he has con- istructed a Flageolet obviating the Iniconveniiencee that delicate finl- gets sometimes find In having lto cover a greatter proportion of the apertures for the lnotes C shrp, D, and E In the lines. This nimprovemnent has rendered the liageolet SO eas7, that persons, writh only, one hfnd, can play a 'treat variety of mulsic on it, W. Bai- bridge is tieonly faten tee of the Octave Flute Flag,eolet, ningered for all the notes exactly the same as thle Germais flute, anid ther are few wFho play the Germian flute If aequiainted wvith the mDerits of this little instrumenit, as an aecompanitnent to thle pianoforte, would be wvithout one. Germnan Flutes miade wvith an atdditional flageolet top. All the abovetin3strumnents requiren10art or exertion to produce apleas- Ing tosre on thrn, and an Instrocrtion) book Is given writh cactihinstru- ment, by which pereons imay tewb' themselves t.. Play. ITEICH,WILIAI'IS,andCo.Furnishing Ironimon- V gts,dcc No2.5, Rger-steet bewen the Argyll Rooms and Oxfod-sree, bg t reurntiaks o teirfriends anld the puiblic for conlstructe and fixe-d on the premisesalTCE RNG,uoa Krinielle so niew and Simple tdat no servn a iudrtn;t eat from whbich maiy he appled at once to ani oven, boiler, double boiler, dcc. or separately to sach of those several polints as may he chosen, which ts'lll he founid to ;omblnt- with those vatlous advantages a great ecoionomy In fuiel; the StAam from the boiler can also be carried, at a small expense, to heat a hail or Staircase, aL bath,. and various other domtesticPurposes; they therefore requiestthe attention of thle puiblic to the leveral articles ofthleir stock, and miore especially tO the RANGE, whtich maiy he seen It action every True,sday and Priday. be- tween the houirs of 11 and 6 eclock. Veitch an d Co. being d esirouii of doing business for readly troney. have therefore fixed very lowr prics on their articles, from Ishich they can make no abatemient. DRAMAH's PATENi'7 LOCK.---It havinig beeni Bi- stated, fin the aseonuDt Of a stag~e coach robbery, wshich was pub- lished In The Tinies newspaper of the 20th of Januiary last, that the loc otbdrvnbofrmwebteppeywas stolen was one o 'Bramah's manuifRctUre, aind that lalthougis pateriti it had been opened," thle pUblic are respecftfully Informed, that assi nvestigation of the matter was made at the thune. when the lochk refereed to wva! founld not to he of the deserilion stated, buit of the roiost ordinary principle and Inf-erior cqualUtY. rhis rireunistance was in. consequence made public by a letter addrereed to the editor of the above paper. which obtained Immsediatecinsrrtion; but. so It appears thel letter has ce6aed thle observation of nruty who read the originial re.port of thie robry%,, . Brainah and Sons 'eel themselves called Lpon to repeat a Statement of the fact aS an. inlierative obligationi for thle liberal pa- tronage which has beenl beatoved upon this inrenlion for at period little short of forty years.-12'., Piccadilly, March 3. 1824. OASTED CORN.-Great Saving in Housekeeping.- ROASTED CORN.-Thl; cheap, convenient, and nutritious article, equlal to the best coffer. is now on SALE, at t he Manufactor, of Coullsey, Savory, and Co. Irotio-wall, Black[riars Ihbhitid Chcisf- church), London, in pounds, lalf'poundis, and quiarter pounid paclkets;- IS prepared from the finest grsn oil an Iniproved principle, arid war- ranted of richer flaivour and better qutality than any yet- otfered to the public. The facilities Coulse3, Savory and Co. possets enable themn t, offer this manufacture IsupZrior as Ititineoubtedly Is) at tIre very reduiced price of 8d. per pound retail, with a very liberal allowvance to dealers. The con uition bdng general and rapidly increasing, Cole,8vry, aund o. In eider to save time and expensive travel- liug, solicit those who desire to becOtfe dealers In I e couintry to apply early by letter, witit a renittanee or reference tit being wholl y a redy one trdel,whih "ll e pnctualily attended to. They begto auton hepubic gaist hep and spurious imitations. madeby hosewhohavesotthe ean ofpreparing the graini, to rendr I paatabe ad wolesme an toprev,ent seich imnposition cashpackt o ther mau!aturebear arite simile signature of Corisey Saory,andCo.toliitae wIch lo .ty. Any pr-eons ino deler Incofee r ecoai my sllroasted eorn on takting a lienc frm te Ecls~ Ofic inther district, which Will cost only 2o. dd. C HARLES WVRIGHT, WVine Merchanit tO the Royal w,)Family.,next to thefir;g'sandnoppo)site the Haymarimet Theatre. Opera Colenade. i4aymarlet, London, be', now oR SALE the finest OLD PORT, 36s. per diozset superior SI-IERftY, 311A. per dozen,. and CAPE NIADEIRA. 16s. peidozeri, by way of skiniple. Two dozen of each of the aboCve inesMcc I be well pack-ed in an excellent sherry bogsheatd. bottles ineirudec, by aremittunce of 101. or half that quan- tityi,n, ham,.per, for Si1.; cr II Gallons fine Poet, front pipe, vinitage 12,lscsk, casing. dcc Included, for 51.; or 6 Gallons suero Sherry, cask, &-c. foi .51. ; sr 14 Gallons excellent Cape Mtadeira, Cask, &cr. for Al. %fadleira, Yilonic. Careavella, isbeon. Mountain. &C. 42s. per dozen. (G. PRIS, CHAMIPAGNE, vintage 1818, first fuialIty'. warranted, 41. 4is. ,,tr doieti; maraschino, 15i. 6d. per flask. Just. imported, FL,OREN(CE 04L, eases of 30 flasks. 21. 26., Or Ist. dd. lier flask. old Cognac lBrardy, '23aS6d. per gallon. Rumn, l5a. 6d. ChIARLES WRIGHIT has tontracted with G. Pris, Grower of ChArni- pagn 5, of Aviace, neair Epifnsy, France, for the whole growth at his Win log now laridilig ex 1itilliam, London Docks, S0 eases; some of the 2astoeeed vintage 181S, Ire high fiue mantlitng conidition, at 84S. ner doeeit. ptice atnd quality unequaRlled In England ; ClaLret, St. Julian et Is Hose, 62s. Per dozen; H-ermitage 84Rs flurgitridy.Clos Yangent, Arst quality. I OSs.- Bkrarsc, Suterne, anaA Grave, 63s. per dozen; and atll other wines, Arc. in proportiuni. Letters inclosing remittauces, Po-it paid (no unipaid letters wr111 he receivedi, will he lm- mnediat*l'. attended to. FURTHER ENTLARGEAMEN'T of the WESTERN FEXCHANGE BAZKAR, Old Bon)d-street. estab'lslired 1817, for the Encouragement oflndustry'.-To Artllsans,Mtechatiics.and small Traders in general.-Tbe Proprietorabeg to announlce that they have stUl fur- ther extended their hitherto armeceasful Establishmient, and, uinder the Illuetrlorua Patroniage oi the 11oyal Familyv, Nobility, Gentry, and the Public, they win l aPq GR AND SAL60ON In addition to the. Gallery last 3-ear introduiced, for the encouragement arid liberal suP- port of which thssy take this opportunilty of retuirninlg (Jointly with the tenants) their u-ost "ratefirl acknowrledgmecit* 'l'he Bazaar. upon itsi fundamtental Prl'ncipies of ceolnonsy, affords t. the traAcr, possessed only of %mril capital, the fairest prospects of r-ealizing a comfortable aintl-enpnce- by inidustriouis habits, acing uniinr-umbered wivth the v'atlouo hleavY expenses attachied to dweillIng-houses In cen- tral situiations, as the whole expenditure f,rr reiit, taxes, coals, ears- deie, servants, &cc. are combined in one daily tridinig charge, whereby the tenants arc enabled to expose their goodls for satie to tire flrsr fashjIon And r-ankc In the kingdomn, and to retire iin the evening without that load of anxiety so generailly attendanit ipors shops; thus a most favouirable opportunity is4 offered to Indrus,trious persons of both sex-s ivit god chracem.to embark In the onidorineritioned light trades: as well as numerous; others, v,ia. :_\iliftlery, jewellery, morocco- and fancy goods, perfumery, laces. silks, haberdashery', chinal, furs, embroidery, artificial flowers-r, feathers, toys. strawv and otherbo,n- nets. boots, shoes, &C-; and oine of the proprietors will lre .irs ail attendance, between the houre of I11 and 4 o'lclock, for personaRl coirn murnications toiet the counters,- previ-ous to the grand saloon beiiig thrown open to the public. WANT PLACES.-All letters to be post paid. A S NURSE, a Person, who can take a child from the month, or oa or two oldar: h aeccustomed to chWidrn. Dlelt to F D. 5, Bear-yard, Locorl.' Iann. Ad,. *Noot5tkeepzr .ed Aply. S NTiRSE in a Gentleman's FaUtily, a respectable middle- age-d Portoo, who. penrmc undo..tand. Lb. oaaeem of a nurser-, havmg lived orom z,eoltnj,rha abborecaiucily, tad i.eboolto ror ase chid fion, the to.aih, rmd to Dring it It op bY hand if relulred. DIrcet lo R. It. at SMr. X 'GueO 45, Red Lon-tscttt, tiolbono. Nto oriektrep era apply. A I 1oug WOMAN, in P. slall Family, where a girl is kept, no X childeo, endsbhe wah ing p.t o; .nt o -bf ctton to 00o5 in a tojU romDy nn. aced aPply outorfo. DtterX to itJ. ., Shrdrs-pla, Grso lne. A S Coox and HOUSEimEEpER to a single Gentleman, a steady A1 mlddle.ogd *voo.rohocn send op d lrRdiao-rifret.ired, and rectly ot. defltond.rhe tranefememlofohoo,. qired t A. St. '9, Bltoe.alceei, elforo oqoore. A S Housr MAlD in a small Family, where a footman IS kept, a Per-on, hocooonra aoodcharecnr ft.rhet.srt place. DirecstobY. O.25, Fore. alter!, rsipplegati. t S COACPtA7, ia single yourg ,an, w-ho perfectly understands hlhob ainr, net no oojeatioa to tor. or en ovotey. Dirt tot. G. k1, Adoin..trr t S> COACHMtAN, a steitady married MAan, with an undeniable A agOd no. atec lylOttOtotid.knos town wrceGntrr 15 onth, us the stuaton he hc. ousto 5. 34bRedLiern arwttetpttsj o o pl sS~~~~~~ COC1ryn tcd mXried Diani without incumbrance, A gdi ,worr tnd. ud busi. busi.m7, "d, k-o7s lo,n srtll- no objecuon o t7rnorcoGrS sn cn Szea good ch.rct.r trom tbe =bu7hllhu JvltWt . Direct t. A. B. 54 rtL1.n tr#.t, 8nt&Ifhe1d.. ho of firoeeyerI e aPy A s GROOsw Dor tO look - after a horse and chaise, a young t n *fJirSht wrlght, *erd 20, who hoa no`iohJttlom to tri or cortt. and c.n have d character fonnhbidptlao'. Direct toT. V. 1 tied, Vinceittre wr4sminst-.NeizZrnerpa A S GROOM,f or Grooni and Valet, a young Dian, who per- f~taotiy oendeestos ibuousulone, and 1,4 no objec.ton to to,n or countery, or to travel z I ret.IeoA gueakin5 dff,cnt. angi,get ,"d cohva. goodrecotniredationitO.en. Direct to A. L. at MSte. Sysriatero, taddler, 95, Pircodllly. N o alStokereper aced apptl . or to have the care of a horse and gig, and make hdostarf generaill otful, * joung Man froar0 the couarlc, who ha no rbectio to town oecootcy, odz con have ate ,eyeare'charoalce fsrhm, last plac. Dlrect ta Nv. C. at 75t ,. W_dhon , S Y(E Osole rd Street . A S WAITgE at a Coffeehouse, Tavern, Hotel, Inn, or Chop- ; boos., in to'.o 00 coantey, 0 teapectahle ,ottong San, whbo can niresoch s oati,nny or-honc ty acnd sobriety frrornis hlast employer t 7ill pce fatitir t. Direct toX. .Y. 3, Brdaon.court, hig irhaed, Ihorooth. N abicaharpere aed a5ply. A -s LIfHT PORTE;R, or to7 assist in a Shlop or Warehouse, t1Rs.oat n, aged 24, rba writas a good plain hand, 7knows lton 'ell, Aod can hasTe gond cincaarfbrao a reospectablo hou sg t the Citlyh hu jo t tlet Direct to L. A.