F ~` GOOD TEAS. without:ANY ADVANCE..-- TN" ORIGINAL LONDON GENUINE TEA WARE HOUSES, No. 6. LITOGATF: HILL. CM Oitinnn STRELT • and 2, CIIIARING Cnoss.—The East India lonifiany's Tea Sale bring just ended. FE F. I tERI(7K SPARROW and Co. teal muclepleastite in informing their numerous friends, that. mit ithstuling the advarcc which has oilien place upon the int olor. us w. ll us some of the most useful foods of Tea, they are still enab'erl (by the lavourable mircha , es they have added to their stock on Mind 7 to continue selling genuine Teas, of equal qualities. at the old prices, and also to state, that ninny of the better kinds will be Mond el u superior. stronger, and fuller .flavour than any that have been o 6 red to the public for many years ; they particulmly recommend gOOll strong rough flavoured Congoti. fis. to 6s. fid.; finest ditto, or Breakfast Souchong, 75.; full Rai/amid Sonellong, His. ; superfine ditto. sis. to IOC; good fresh Green, 75.; tine bright leaf Bloom flavoured ditto, its.; ge.od Hyson, ors. to Its.; superfine full flavoured ditto, 125.; very curious, 13s. to 145.; Padrae, I'ckoe, Caper, and Gunpow der Dyson, lus. upwards. CAUI - 101.1...-Tha unparalleled reputation of these Teas having . induced numerous persons to attempt to copy or imitate the original establishment, please to be particular to notice that all Teas said at the above Waielitiuses arc wrapt in printed papers, with the name and address, and also the price per lb. marked thereon ; arid those intended ter the country will be put into had cases, free of expence. Country Agents will please to address to F. SPARROW and Co. at the original Warehouse. No. 6, Ludgate hill. TnE NATIONA L REGISTER ESTABLISHED UPWARDS OF TWENTY YEARS, For the Sale of Irish Linen by the. Piece, at the Factor's price. N0.4,0n the SOUTH SIDE of BLOOMSBURY SQUARE, four doors from the top of Southall,' ton Street. Holborn. THE IItISH LINEN COMPANY beg leave to announce to tie Public, that the above House is their only Establishment in this country ; where they continue to supply the Nubility, Outlay, and the Public, with WAR RA '.:TED grits...bleached Linen, for Shirts and Sheets, of the best fabric and colour, at a price considerably lower than they can be pro cured through any other medium. They also engage to return the purchase money should any fault appear.—Good 17414 Bills rind Bank of Ireland Notes hil.sett as —Country and Town Orders punctual)) , attended to by JOHN DONOVAN, 4, Bloomsbury Square, London, l Agent JOHN DOY 1.1":, 31, St. Mary's Abbey, Dublin, I MESSRS. CURRIE and CO. having devoted themselves to the study of, and been grated by the most con sidetable practice in those branches of he profession which they thought proper to whet, trust, that after thirty years resi dence in the metropolis, their talents are so well known, and their reputation so fully established, that n t apology is requisite tot their deviation luau the regular mode of practice. It may be proper to state, that their Akilical Educa ion has been of the gist. chi,- • that they are Members of the Royal Colle ges o f L on .. un and Edinburgh l ; and as sa' istactory evidences of the truth of this statement, their diplomas and testimonials may be seen at their noose, No. 107, Hatton garden, where they may be consulted w th the greatest seciesy and honour by patients of either sex, afflicted by any of the following complaints. A Certain ' Disease, for which they have discovered a remedy, tehieli is not only a complete substitute for mercury in tile cure of this cola. plaint, but has also the advantage of eradicating the El:matter without debilitating the constittiti n.—S. Its cases of Nervous D.bility and Vascular Relaxation, whether produced by coo vivial excesses, by the Immoderate enjoyments of 6.IISLIN pleasures, or by solitary sensuality , . where The vigour sinks, the habit melts away The cheei Jul, l ute, and animated bloom Dies from the face, with squalid atrophy Devour'd, in sallow melancnoly clad. Messrs. Currie and Co. are in possession of a Medicine that stands unrivalled for its superior efficacy, iii giving tone to every muscular fibre of the patient, restoring his animal spirits, and ra-establishing his vigour, without inflaming the constitution, and thus exposing hint to a relapse•—a. In Strictures of ilia Urethra, Messrs Currie and Co.'s plan of treatment has so far surpassed cve . y other method of cute. that they have excited that astonishment and atpp •robanion oldie most distingtitslitat Surgeons, by effieting, in thre., weeks, cures which defied all the resources of their skill. In the cure of any of these complaints their pa rents will be treated with the greatest skill and solicitude. atients in the country are requested to state particulars of their cue, age. and mode of airing, enclosing a hank of England Note, when the necessary medicines and advice will be ssnt to ayy part of the world.—. No. 107, atton-garden. DAY AND MARTIN'S BLACKING. ORDER of the Court of Chancery. made 22d March, Bel, in a Curio, CHARLES DAY and BENJAMIN MARTIN, agerirut JAMES COCKBURN, JOSIICA lIUWLAND, and JOHN BREWER, " That an injunction du issue to restrai;i the said James Cock burn, Joshua Rowland, and John Brewer, their Sar. , lll.s. Agents, and Workmen, oink'. tie Penalty of te 10,000. to be levied upon their and each of their Lands, Goods and Chat • Lois. from pasting or affixing upon the Bottles containing the Comps tion or Blacking, manitrati,nred by the said Defendant, James Cockburn, or by any other Person. or in any other man ner, using any labels being copies, or facsimilics, or colourable imitations of the labels used by the Plaintiffs, or any other label of description, by which the Composition actually made and mantictured by DAY and MARTIN, or shall have the appear ance of being so described or represented, anti wore particularly any label or labels having the names or firm of Day and Martin subscribed or annexed, either actually or apparently and oaten. Bible as a signature thereto, and from selling or causing to be sahl the bottles containing the Composition or Blacking made by the said Defendant, Junitsi Cockburn, or by any other per son with any such labels 'usual or afExtd thavou. COUNTY FIRE OFFICE. REGENT STREET. TRUBTEEq. His Grace the Duke of N 41114/ Has Grace the Duke of RUTLAND. The Right Hon. I.oid KING, • The Moat Nubia the Marquis of NORTHAMPTON, &e. And Sixty Directors. Managing Director,J.T. HAILIBER BEAUMONT.Esti. F.A.S. THL Distinguishing . Ponciple of this Office is, that it combines the stability of a Company having *large capital with the minor 'amuse of sharing profits as in union societies. A permanent Capital of 400.0001. has been formed in addition to the fluctuating capital arising front the premiums ; and it i 4 expressly provided that these funds alone shall be answerable fur losses, whence persons insured are ereetually secured from liability fo• the luss,s of others.—Returns of Yo and da per cent. hive been invariably paid to all persons who have continued insured seven years, whether their polices were taken out fur seven years, or were renewed antis:illy. which returns during the last 'even years have exceeded LADIES' CLOTH CLOAKS in the greateht varleries,and the roost Kishionable and comfortable fitting shapes. cheaper 'Nu any house in London, at Mrs. ING RA M'S Child bed Linen and Millinery Warehouse, No. 30, City Road. near Finsbury Square. where a very handsome and well revered large assortment of Child Bed Linen and XI illinery of every descrip tion is always kept ready. particularly a choice collection of Turban, Lace, Dresses, and all other Caps, Frills. Handkerchiefs. tee, Calmly Milliners and Shopkeepers supplied.—Observe, it I. next door to Rustic IM PRES - sED with a just Ina humane souse of the calamitous results arising from time injudicious treatment of certain malady, and often entailing on its unhappy victim a series of distressing and alnwit insupportable afflictions, 1)r. respeettally calls the attention ot those interested. to his peculiar and most en:actual method of cure, unlike the advertising empiric of the day, or the equally criminal conduct ot those ..wlto hold the promise to thu bar, and break it to our hope." Dr. Fano will not presumu to pledge infallibility in every uescription of cure. but as far as liunian aid, as , isttil by media.! and surgical skill can be applied. lie pioinises a cciLdn, speedy, and perma nent restoration ; having matte every species of Syphilitic effbction end its various vein of (11 , eases the primary objects of his professional studio , . and being flattered by tlut transcendent success which has accompanied Ins moths of treatment durimi the Course of a long and laborite's practice, he is enabled to ottbr, with the fullest confidence, pretensions at once the was: hopeful sod eneotincaing. Innumerable instances can be adduced illustrative of do superiority of 1)r. Eanv's system, which has been found to prevail, even where eminent talent. retaine.l s'y public institutions. has L.:en ineffectual. In addition to tau e consolatory advances. Dr.(;coy will be found equally fortunats in reviving the slumbering end debilitated energies of the fituniut constitution. which enthitter, and it nut timely arrestor], fre quently render aide soy . the very prindial of esistence. From tine desolating state of inanity by re-animating the frame at • affording tune and elasticity to the relaxed 011.(iIIIP. Dr. liAnt . is happy to convey the trot cad positive aisatanees that the-starers of both sexes may he re cued . a steady perseverance in this means dictated only 'emirs 1.-1)r. Es.ov it eon *ulnad daily, at his house, 34, I.Lian street, violin, by patients of tomb sew , Country !utters meet rus•xtful at.. r, flue, (4' Nn. 3N. Dean Street. Soho. is a Private spouse, u,nposire Di , Ard's atreet one end of Dean Street !tads into t ;ea:lrd - street, • opp..eite chi c tienLtitl wnpermy l'ost office, m i nd the utlice• Into %mid btrecr.—Addie gratis to the pour. PATF.NI' 11.TEItINGFS lON FS, superior ea any yet ;Retell trt the tabus, The principle of their construe. m is entirely new. and possesses tow petAsliar attaantaga...— One, are nut iittLjCCL to fnul, and may be ply...eti within the C4dunon cdstein o. reservuit, and a constant supply of pure water it LO)tiiincti with tins winos: raed;ty, and !nil be cottveyed to all y put ut the hunts. The • illlyrovig l atones wdi titter front 144 ;.(e) 'onions if wive* per Goy. gentler:rig the liurdr:t water eu'dicontly rut: tor Ovincsta: purposes, and the tudjainLiy nertatvnt. t•ittrrby ineutit% the west verfmt ita!nbrdy. 91rtnItteno May be sen is ;tee at W, tt arehouso, Raw: ta;tl,i3. hayirtattiet ; die Vt' titan: Exo!,:a t ite, Cid Btocr farce;; Jui:64lm. C. 41.4 Hutatt, •••• MINEMAIMMAt.. - ""ve - • • " T -•••••-- SHIPPING VCE. ABERDEEN, Mancit 14.—The whalo flehing ship fiche, of left that port on the Gth instant, and saw no land after passing Whitby ; but on Friday evening last, abtnit tt o'clock, with a strong gale at S.S.E. while in the act of taking in her to, sails, Out vessel struck, it is supposed, on the Gitdieness. She wits guilt: , about eight knots an - hour, and the shock having broken her rudder, and shattered the vessel, she became Ow unmanageable, and drifted to tho northward, where she went ashore about two utiles to the southward of the Ythan. Of the crew ;45 in Iltnober), 29 got to land, about 1l o'clock, in three boats. The remaintng 16, including the ill.Uiter, clung to the chains. is.c. where they remained till 6 o'clock the - next morning, when the fishermen and others from the shore put off to their rescue. The vessel by this Bite was breaking up; and with their utmost efforts they only succeeded in saving the master and ten of the crew, The other five were successively swept oft' by the sea, and sunk. itx tin OCE, MARCllls..—ArriVod the sloop Maid, lvl'Arthur, from the north Highlands, having on board 17 persons, the crew of tke schooner Maria, of New York, James Green, master, from New York to Christiansand, with a cargo of tobacco. The schooner struck mon a sunken rock off the island of Tiree, on the 3d inst. and went down ; the crew (all except one, lost ou getting on shore) lauded on Three, and afterward, on the island of Barra, whore they had to remain till the I,stit inst. what the sloop took them on hoard. Ysitstouril,Msocti 22.—The Synintetry.Armstrong, of and from Newcaqle, bound to Boston, (America), with passengers, struck or, the Cross Sand off this town yesterday about 4.4. si. and in a few hours after sunk. Two of the passengers and two of the crow were unfortunately drowned: the remainder, 24 in number, were landed at the Jetty, tine family of passen,cers, from the Leigiibourliood of Newcastle, were on their way to Nelson Township ! in Upper Canada, where a branch of it is already settled. This family consisted of a father, niuther, throe II:41311W., is sun, and three grandchildren the hither rand one of the grand-children perished. With these two dear the unhappy survivor. Litre lost all their little property, and must now return sorrowful destitute. Two respectable g". Heinen, with a most conintuticluble proitiptittile. on foot is 614'04 ription, %lush, in a few him., amounted to 3 ti. and is still going on. This will in sonic degree uftbrd the means of ollevi • utti)g the bodily sufferings of the po:.r unfortunates wounded minds will nut su soon find relief.. . . Extract ui it letter from the Agent ta 1.1t711 . 11 et nariladoCi. dAttli Felt. Virginia, Aliens, mailer, from hence to Thotme , 'Y. WaY bourdiAl end plundered on the ind ultimo err 44,u ilouhloung, oti'Culia, by an:owed pilot boat built sehooner. full of mini," Extract none the Agent to Lloyd's at Antigua, dated Feb, IN, —,•• The American ship Hobert, Brown, from Si, diary's (in Georgia) to Uuswn, put into this port with ult. having been d r i,„ n uti the cuts[. run tit the cargo landed," E xtract from the Agent to Lloyd's at Liverpool, dated March toth.--s , During the very lic;tvy gal!_• which commenetAl on Stinday several yeoscb Wye lust anchors eei.l cables, and sustained other (Lamy in the river, The Cossack, of Hull. bound to the Baltic ; the iler,w, of New Brunswick; the Comet, of Greenock; and the Maria, if Yeeblei, a Greenock trader, ran o seore on the east side of the neer, but have been all got tit', except thin A 1 4,6. Th e wind h it . 1 1 , 0 1 moth:late since noun." 'lnc Vine, (Wiles, nom London for Workington, is on share on thu We.t Hoyle, crew saved. 'l'av I 4 not expected to be at ofl. hope fur I'c:wt. , . Paher, from New Orleans for Cliarleston. was totally lust Stith ult. in: the coast of Fieriew, The Supply, fisher. twin Jamaica and Havannali, for the Cape tie Verde, was totally lost on the Florida coast on the :Sods January. Crew seed. The Briton, Barry, from rook for Liverpool, won totally lost 19:11 int mt. near beaumans Crew saved, k.xtiact of e letter from Ca t..lainea Ferrier, of the Vittoria, , wind in the powiih tilt r ;tufty bum hooka, in ea tlays.—. " On the ttlth tilt. 4 deg. howl' tit the Hanks of N ewteundlaud, we experiencAl a trttuvedutib ,ale twin the N. W, to wititil tic kilt Marl) 4/1 our ouils. We try Your under bate poles ; the lea b ru k, w ry heavy on board the vessel, and c.rried away part of our bulwarks stud severed of the sntuncheons. About four A. N. of the lyt Mama, ie very heavy sea struck the veosei on tun lorboatti quarter, .and cornW away Mr. [leant, my chief nattc t thins woe nu foseibthty 0: 64 •L'his gale i hs y t ,d he llotirl." -..1........MME1MM1. SUFFOLK MELTING.•-•A meeting of the free • holders of this county was held at Stowarkmet, on Friday the 16th inst., to take into consideration the propriety of presenting petitions to the two houses of parliament, prating f b r a reform of abuses, and particularly fora reform in the representation of the people, and fur an immediate inquiry into the causes of the present distress, and the means of remedying it; and also praying that the houses of parliament would withhold their confidence from the present ministers of the crown, as from men who had for. feited the confidence of the nation. The High Sheriff presided, and the principal landholders in the county were present. The Duke of Grafton apo. lugized for the absence of Sir W. Rowley, and Sir W. Parker for that of the Duke of Norfolk, who was extremely sorry that he could not attend the meeting. Lord Han:ingfield moved resolutions conformable to the spirit of the regaisition, which were supported by speeches trwn Sir H. Itunbury, the Duke ofGrafton, Mr. Merest, Sir W. Middleton, Sir It Harland, Lord H. Fitzroy, &c. The last mentioned speaker strongly urgel the necessity of parliamentary reform. Petitions were agreed to-- that to the House of Lords to be presented by the Duke of Grafton and the Earl of Albemarle ; that to the Commons by Sir W. Rowley, Mr. Luke, and Mr. Western. 'antes At 4 :toclsrell, Oho lady of NlaJur•Chn. Cookson, of a wn. ll ltalusra, the lad) ul C. hippo., esti. of a !on 'the lady of .1. Waistm, nation d place, of a son. At kieostuaton, the lady of I. da Cona, rl 1. ut a P.M. la lit.orgo inert, Ilanover solute. Cady Copley, of a daoghter. of Al Claphant, the lady of A. Uoidun, esti. itt, told Blond street, uthocester place, Portman crate, the lady of T. Wigleeworth, esq. of a um. Great Ormond street, the lady of Lient.-Culonel Slonor, of daughter.. . _ . At Castle hone, Grind I orringlon, Devonshire, the lady of A. W. J. Deane, nq. of ft son and lAA. in Clarges Street, the tall) of W. 'l'. Brande, esq. of a daughter. Al Dulwich, the wile of C. J. F. Combo, esq. ut Marna. 41 !ford, shissim, J. It. Skellun, ea+ of Chandra, strong, London, to Eliantiolt. a, • I daughter of K. Hotly, esq. of goad. At Lambeth, the nes. J. Wright, M.A. chaplain to the lion. East 111111 i I to Arabella Amber White, ilao6liter in law to Joseph Pro esu. of Denmark hid, At On Abbey church, Vath„ Mr. Thomas !lotion, of London, to Miss Anise hossull, late of the Abbey churchyard. At ltrighton, It, 1111,1111 MM, esy, ut Witibiouk, to Mi.,' ut the former place. At I uploii, surrey, Mr. William Pin. surgeon, of Lung Iluckhy„ Nutt!, onpionstLie, to Llirs, youngest daughter of Mr. of the forinet place, At I , CA Mr..). Martin. of Now Bond wont, to Mils Walley, of lie iding. Al Eadliourne, W. It. Jones, min. of Lincoln's inn, to Sarah, second dangb re of 1:, N btlakur, 0611. ut lianipton. Oxfordshire. At I Nekyry, Mr. 11. LlotUeu, of bloke Newington, to Catherlati Jima, youngest tianchter ut 1, ictlefy, 1 . 511. ail 1110 Same place. Mr, h. Wain, ut lataistaisaii street. south...ark, drugost, to Ilannah, eldust .I.tu Oiler 01 W. Andrison, esti. of the Watniluo road, Lambeili. Al Wallin ti, Mita, ut London. to y4ls lane Lk:Anent winnoit, ut Watson!. At llorissey, Mr. J, fl, llrensley, cid. of York street, Nouihwark, In Eilenbctli Anne, eldest nantlner of ll r, W. My no, ut tiundhlorst, At Croydon, the Nov, J. Collins, rector ut fhorpe Abbots, Norfolk. to Marianne, eldest slaughtur of lilt: late h. no., of een.lustsc, At hcosiuglun, Stoptien, tog, of Broad sheet buildings, to !Notions. eldest 41anIncr of late key. W. Itassincruit,prelteslary of and tectur of Fivoy, in the cou n ty of Antrim, isDICO. Al Rome, of it 4100001), lotto hoot, the poet, aged 33 yrors. Al his hums, 11113chheeth rued, 31 4 1), the *tie ut lbw. I odd, oittl. ged J, tbhotson, red, of Vent otteet.Cavendish NW', Algol 73, the tirauge road, liortntoohley, aged ao, Air. T. ilutainsou. ul Itoth AI Wel 11111 l 04. nod 17, William. 'ldea sum of the late Wei, Welker, o.y. 01 11.9e*. Mr. W. Ito.,ters, of Oxfard &fleet, ogeol hnrah, relict of the l,il h. lie M. e•mi. of Upper llomerteit. At Lemieitiglon, net/ Al )eers, lt, fee worm, es+ of Preeturt huuse. Nortliamplonsinic. ray. of Swiithote, NlittilleicX.llged 74 Al Ilueusluw, elq. otgell Al I.ruerett, L. ts, 554. of Wm) roe 01 Priory. Actair. whileeelt, ton ...eauley lest, i o Devo.vhiru street, the IND. Clitherlint Freniu , ll4, old ies ur the hile 1.1.111•-cu1 I Auii, title ul the siev. r. V. (itooll, rOCIOI' ul flerts. wife of W. A. `i0,114i1.4. of II ti Willow,. /'hwhnnl, 4401 3I• AI hi. house, Willie Cult.tp. pe.ifCtsch/j.1.1, Sessek, W. Slic.itli.cs.4, nett OIL At Cinotoit. II 148 helm: of her sou io Jew. Mr..l4Melillli i We. hili..uelo , tehet ul the late Hey. 11l Deveiliber 1.0, W. F.. Roe., es.l, 11l the civil est.blialment. mud s.ow 4 Js.l a In tha cowl. of Median' 1)044lINVO auJ 1..104101/1 .{,14.1111. • .. _ iouDon waracto ....., CnllN ikt:titgit 19. We had 4 large *apply of Wheat at minket this morning, which there wila only 0 dull sole , the finest sitinplec mithinit ttal to 4 ralociinn of (nun Is. to vs, per p. The supply of :barley ws also logo, btu there nut being s brisk den l 4nd for Oust arti*, only toe firwet Malting parley Gould obtuin last week'l prieest but ilia inferior desseriptionc leer, lb, per yr. oliciirr, ihtts were dull in sole. Anil 14. per qr. lowor, l'ec were briar in 4414. and perfpuirter tlaarcr. In Ileino. tuiti olbvr articles there is no ;accretion. ‘‘.I.III,AGE pitit;E: (IF Per Vtiarter, tir the Toe' , • Pistricts or ENtil s ,kNi) 404 %VA LES, f o r Week 17, 4411.,,etra irogi rti1•11.4;11)'5 V beat... sis ;,1 110r10y.„ f is *I ....It's 24 Rye .... ;111. ad 1004 11.. i 3V. lid I/I4OWN OR f/lIISCOVADO tiUti %It. Average Price from tete Hatteras 11laidC in the %I erk rtidtiis Misting-so:as last. OA. 0,0. per cwt. e%rlasive eet COAL. MAlita•T, MARCH 13. Sh;pa at Marktlt. s. ttl Nrocuale b , ll3t 00 to 4ls $d tle Susiderlittstl LONDON I Printed owl Publi.bect by the Pro, rietor, JOH si TW am Ott•rv. 71, I. kut ritreut. whore Jai ►.attars etas iittiter, i.w (ytka poo) too.' k attires.e.i., f- PRI