I‘2B morning the Lora Bit of OXFORD will at St. Alban, Woo.'. -street, fur the benefit of the City of London Lying-ii-li:wpitt.tl. Divinc Service will begin at 1 i S,:vi:ral of the Werneu. lately de livered, with the?r wir. attend. 'l'l a.::e late Sir licl7:.rd C-oft by his will appoints his wife l)ante Marg....rat t:ruil, Matthew Haillie, M. 1)., l:eclas Dcmaan cAeLators. The personal raptly bas bef.;:i proved under the st:in of 16,0001. Lsides wbiela he had a fre.eh , hl estate is Wiltshire. The ecaliLil to hia is th0. , ,(1 Fehr:Lary, I\&::t:?t1 to his tl.-I‘lLrture from ,T;mluica, from 11 native who is ritcd as the of : he is years of vqe, atid so gou:1 ilev.!tli, that Ca th.tt day he walked !row. his home (which reg: 14; i,; ra t'Ae kl(ye Estat2) to the Admiral's rcsi- e.?noe and back n74-ain—ithotlt 1,1. miles. lie was nuver (..if :lc island ; the gri_ait eartlitrabc there, in 1687, is yet. impressivaly retnenthered ; he was then a bte."-It lA. The Adiniral was so highly gratified by the omrlitnent, awl the venerable man's interesting ap re....r.mco, that h hanie u correct 11'......ne5s of Uta. which, we vialtrs:a:al, he inteas w seat/ to the iT,o11.1•)11. :` :PT 1N4 , .---SPRIM: ANT. PAINTFTL—On Tuesday evu :• .:Ig forty guineas were deposited, at the Tavern, Holborn, betwceen the above first-rate and articles of agreement entered into, to tl.e -7th day of August next, fur 100 guineas . tl5 miles of London ; and, in curt:in:pram ct accident Painter sustained in his late battle, the 1.1.'4 is to be made with only eight stakes, in.stead of ttoise. Bettiag, 6t04 on Spring. Thursday Lieutenant Bonifant, late flag Lieutenant t!' Vice Admiral Picknaore, arrived at the Admiralty :tit dispatches, arnouncing the death of that officer at I'..ewfour.dland, of which settlement he was Governor a 7 1 ,1 Commander in Chief. Ihe Admiral's remains have Len brought home in the Ely sloop of war, after a rl.sscge of '2 S days. The winter at Newthundland has ly.N:u: very severe ; and it was nut till after a laborious of nearly three weeks, that the Fly could be get tllrough the ice to sail home. n,s(vvven thirty and' forty of the convicts capitally eftnticted at the As,izes, made an *lttern, , t to CbC2TIC fmm the Castle, thtir teceivbig .i,cut:Tce. but attic plan, which was ;id, was iscoverctl in time to cic•fcat it ~::: evening, about half past :,tiven o clock, a fin broke out of Mr. Higgs, Webber-row, r.t.Surrey-street, .TlPti, which. from the want ea plentiful supply of water; (ow• i..; :eine alterations being made in the road near the Cobourg threatened at one time to prove very deatruetire to the ads j • 7 ousel. The flame was to rapid, that it was with the great. c two Infants, one only six, and the other ten months old, : • - from the I,loVGll7ing element, by being dimwit out of the •w. It apioars that if :. hat manufacturer, and had ::.rge order for teportation, with which he Val proceeding, a - -.; '.-.d part of his Mile du ?ling foil of the manufacture thud i • :- Towaids the close of the day, himself and journey and tries ha'! all quitted the house. leaving his wife mid liming the children to pm.dnm to tied. she found the . A• if ti:e, and wait her infant in her anns went to the workshop I to a.certain the cat.se, when on opening &door,. the flames t • •1 with dreadful violerree or her; she dropt the infant in the pas and flew up stairs to save ti.: other two, whom she had not a r.....rntnt before left ; hut the flames and snirike followed het with ra7.idity. alto render the nth:min impotisihk. She was lor in fire .intr. nook:, and on her regaining the prissstte she could not find her and with the greatest difficulty reaelitil the street, where, in a-. al:m.it frantic state, she told the sad L 0... A your::: man who Leard her, instantl rushed in, and returned with the infant, who v. ith iro z olf was dreadfully taunt ; the former is not likely torecover. and the vo , ing man has been sent to an hiispital. After he had sawed the Li ot one fellow creature, he IVAIlit that two otiscr children were still in the 'owe, and, Irad he not hem restrained by the lookers on, he would have atteirroted to save their lives; bathy this time no doubt c ctrl of their having been burnt to death, so rapid were the fl..nies. The bodies o:the two children, rho one anetthe ether for : errs of axe, have been dug out of the min.:. The man who saved the child is a sailor. Wcrlive.Aay morning. bete-elm twit , : and one o'cloelc the alarm of rtsounded through the town of Windint. Drums in the ham, ks fla..it to atelS. house of Mr. Fowl,.- in Thiiniertreit, wan ‘.,v,r•il to be on fire, and we entirdy c0n:n.1341, top.thar with tne , a house, occupied by '.‘llis,; Cooke. Great, praise is due to dm: rt.iii!ary for their exertions with their enp,ines from the barratim Tivadly morning. about half past five terlo , !:, t fire, hrol:e out at :Int:lin-4es, oil ani colourinan. in Skinner-street, Somers-town n; d owing , to tire dill . ..rent artielis coittiined therein, it for a sh ort ti:Ar rag... 4 most fur:oil:ly, threatening tlcsttuction to the houses ad eastward, and thustior. the ,inkciaite snits: but by the arrival of Liu engines, and the exertions of the firemen, tho devoitrieg ac t mu* confurlt it) Mr. Chiri.t-'r., and :he alma' putt of the .;: I:ltite. Mr. C eseaptd eirough port of the leavin ; ..; th 2 wilula of their Foi , erti to of the flames. ! . 7 . (;y 1 )'!.1 ph:APIA ; !J.!. 1)()1Tni,}...-Cr..I 7 EriED c : • F Arr U/ f', a ri.'w ro•ritifactnre, c ,; ik!::crs OKt mad? on tiro tt , ca! r1:13. ;•.rt. ;':ir sup. rit.r in , Oape, which they rctain to trii• 'aia. and rill; oet-wrar in • ••••. rr climate. the uf tht•in, or flit incrtay.!.(l loitrnt I • • ..0 , I • iiro the oyd wi( t.F.lr,g t ••• .• rtre tlaay -tot^, n.stz e;aly caueet: Int c ,• IC!,ott tr , be held :';,t to the rithlic, wh., are a • -- - -I...Ai:A tie Inventois and only alminfactitterr of the uraivallcil ad.wirctl DMIWt-0111; 14aver 11at.7. on t:it• La nzt rt. and ft. 1.1.0vD, will Co. of 12. S I ddLf, pricz FRAUD PREVENTED. Ina tc, lit•ntiti se. tl aOul ^.cranttcv't t!.e. truay Wiflnpis tint are k?nily a11+4.! a otntr3 ,, CS ..trri!o%sitirninFtend of 4i:-kirk urrrusel l'h,v ailrf Martin 'the) . arc indur rw I ...ahc-1 in rtu h thti....4erers ¶l7, l!ill.HOR N. _ . .... ly, that they rrr.at ro attention to !hi,. 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The General Dancing w ll l com mence at ) o'clock. Single Tickets 10s. 6d. each; and Double Ticl.rtß, to admit a Lady and Gentlernau. or Two Ladies, l2s. To bc Lal at Mr. Wil son's Academy, Old Bailey. near Ludgate Hill: Mr. Wilson's Acadcroy for Dancing is open every Day, where every department of Fashionable Dancing is privately taught to per sons of any Age. " 1 : 0 Three Yolincr ladies of prowl Charartex have an opportunity of being imt •tieted. in Stage and Ball Room Dancing, to be articled for Three Years; two Children will alto bc taken. Particulars may be known as above. GENUINE WINES from the CAPE of GOOD iropr..—The ROYAL. EXCHANGE WINE COMPANY. No. 20, Fenchurch-strect, beg lez , :c to inform their t•.nmrrous Friends, that they have just received a CARGO of WINES, of a very superior quality to any hitherto imported, and are selling them at the following low prices, for ready money only . per doz. per doe. Cape Madeira. at 30s. I Champaign. at ti.ls. Do. of the first quality ........345. Burgundy 48s. Vidonia 40s. Fine old fled nraagansiven w.. 4. Barstic equal to French 465. I Shelly (Spamsh.) ... 4l. Hock 50s. Port of the fir,t quality ... 4ss. The Champaign Bill be found, on a trial, equal to kny France produces, and not half the price—A tingle dozen may be had as a sample. SALMON, 01)1, and Co. most respectfully re turn their sincere thanks to Pirfcssional Gentlemen :Lnd the Public for the liberal encouragement they have received, and in consequence of the many bungldei, imiations of their rATI:NT SEILF-ADJEST INo 'fattscEs, which are now daily advertised. without either novelty. immovement. or utility, consider it their duty to t'ArTiow the Public against the iffloositions of such false pretenders; the PATENT S ELI -ADJ VS'ITNG TRUSSES, which require no straps. nor cause any confinement to the body, arc manufaetureti ONLY by SALMON. ODY, and Co. add, Strand, Lou'uow, a. 1.1 163, Pales Royal. Peers; who have the honour to supply the Ar.ni and Navy. the :11ilitaly and Naval Hospitals, the Transport Service. Dock 'lards anti Ordnance, the Marine Infirmary, the lion. Rau India Company, the City of London Truss Society. the !Wary- Wivelicoinhc. Dcuhigh, and Bristol Iniinna:ies, the Mid illescx Hospital. &A:. N'. it. Persons ref:Whig in the Country, sending the circumference of the body hi inches, ,just above the hip., may depend upon being aceurnr..ly hard. . _ . _ . . Sold by 111:Tr.rn and Sore, Chemirts, 3s, Sr.ekville-etreet. Dt•nr.rer, and by one or move Drisg‘ists in every irineiing 'l'own iu LNGLAVD. A. ROWLAND and SON, respectfally caution the Public against Coarterfeit Macassar Oil, injurious to the Hair ;—to gain the Gcnuiuc, it is necessary to abk fbr ROWI4tNITr,_ MACASSAR OIL. Signed Pm the outside label in lied Ink, " A. IlnwLawn ard Sow, with a Treatise on the I bit eneloted. This Oil is the 081. C;INAL and (I.Nt•INE, and is warranted to efford the gTeatest nourishment to the Human Hair, removes the soul; haDilness tuul drytutlF—Prevents its being injured by of Climat:, Acrouthement, &c. Prevents its falling tiff; er turning grey— strengtlitas the reins, andinakes the hair grow on Bala l'lnees--. makes the hair sail. curly, and gloomy. and prevents curl falling in damp weather—predives ErAirows, &e. Its superioy and tried virtues have gained it the nuguat patronage of their /loyal II iglin , ..sss the r •vf Walei, I luelic,.s of York, the 00 , c of Sussex, His Imperial Majesty the Emperor of Russia, by their special authority. l'aisc Ss. W.-los. Cd. anil . oa4 per bottle. 710W1.ANO's ritifir.N,:r. 01: TYRi".. lly merely iv ing the !lair preparation , it immediately prod 9 , 1 tr. perfeetchantie in KED or Glt 11 A 1 R. Elf E-11110 WS, W 111: 10,11 S, Egc. to a beautiful glos- y and permanent Howl or ivoitming the exact nrural colour. W-ishing ri.dkes this ltye (Livable. Lathes or t;entlemcn may d.:e their hair Kira ices And Secrecy. Elie- fd. an d ie. Sold wholesale. retail. and for expert:u;on. by the Tromictrirs, A. Botyrdtieri and SON. COMM' Of Khbv Suitt, the fart turnin.: .in law right in Haifa' %Mien, Itc.is rn. Lo-.10.cn; and, by Ri/ro.lltUient, I) , y .11 Petrai:rrs and Medi,;ne Ventirre thrrit;;hout Ek,:enc. Ask fur ltuAand's Dye, which is sighed on the label the tams ay the al. IInOP2NC: r 11;611 eared without inward Medicine. ROCHE'S 110 Y AT. F.NifiIIOCATION. 111ANI"flintitiainlo of Children arc ewe,' nnnnally br flee re.meJy. tbi tLe fiat attack. an immediate application of Rociii.;•6 LAIrRoCA rical wia pre.;,..lit the tnowl.tilit ar.y holt of tae eunstitation.;:nd ,t few tin): may c- Aci pl,.l, l lr In the mint 01 - 4oiar.te Tr;rstverz.n.-r pitt.3-... t!te I eTe,n ; autl Ticilv,..(ll , lol Ix' .;r) ...61,!1:rttcs1 for Chii.lu.is as 0,1:, far it re::uires no incitwine In cominc‘n f.'lnghs Nietlieinv eptally efF;atiolta, an.l may be relied cm 1 - 01' Mtn', its :11Fradi , 1 13 I) Ms , ' thil f ,e.heine be g.'nuine u;ac.4,4med nu the wrupptr by Iloe've. gm? ev..rt , 'wan the rater. of F. 117) , •Anny. t;:.. St. Patti's t!llitri Yard ir Ole only n'agiageale Vantt c ) thacat. l'act; pc: bottle. APTtIL 14` The neighbourlinedsof Carter-lane. Teoley4trect. was on Thur.. day thrown into Feet confusion, by an attempt made by a 1113i:I. numcd Miehazd Kirby. who resided in Carter-lane. to murder hi fee:- infect children. On Wednesday morning he beat his wife in a &eat:- fill manner, and on Thursday repeated the assault so violently. that she was obliged totem% e the house. and fly for protaction to the neitsl.- bouts. A for minutes after her flight. scream; of a heart-rending raters were heard to proceed from the children: - several pereor.c rushed in. and tr:ade their way to the aparbnerd whence the eri.•s proceeded. The &or seas festened on the inside; they broke it open, and on their entrance discovered Kirby, with a knife in his hand, in the act of epplyinl it to the threat of one of his children ; he wz.; immediately seemed by Kinsey and Welfare, officers of the Towtt Hall, who had been sent for by seine of the neighhours. The terrified ir.funts stated, that when their father fisszened the door, he swore he would murder Mom _ Six prisoners committed to Norwich gaol, on suspicion of hour:: - breaking and robbery, efFect:d their escape a few days inc.b,: Five of them, at the time, were heavily ironed. Three of them have since been retaken. BIRTHS. At Pali% lady Gcorge lVm. liumel, of a daughts.r.—The lady of D. Mackay, V.aq. of a son.—firs. E. Ball. of Waltharccitow, of a Eoll.—l'he. lady of 11. Auitsick, Esq. of a dau,;llter. MARRIED. Lieut. COL Dick, of the Royal Highlanders. to Eliza Ann, dau. of J. iMaenalk, Esq. of Arthurstona. Pertshire.—J. Hughes, Esq. of Oriel College, Oxford, to Elizabeth. thin. of T. V. Cooke, Esq. of Hertford.stteet, Cltrkstn, M.A. nrrrinity Cambridge. to Miss Burnell, of llotherficl/1 Peppard. oa.Thames.—Ths Rey. J. Lnwndes, Rector of Okethrd Fitzpatn. Dnrct, to CLarlotteolan. of Vie Rev. M. 11. Bartholomew, hurter of Ethzecot, Northamptonsliire.—W. Shedden, Esq. to Wilhelinina. dza. of Captain Millet, R.N.—II. Clark, Esq. to Mary Ann, eldest th.a. of J. Clark, Esq. of Ilampstead.—J. Simmons, Esq. of Ro chester. to Elizabeth, youngest duu. of T. Fielder. Esq. of Dover place, Surtey.—.Mr. J. Bloomer, to Miss M. A. Allertoa. DIED. Sir It. Gammon. Bart. uncle to the Marchioness of Buckingham. —At Bricluiell Manor, the Rt. lion. lady Alicia P. Duncombe, of the Earl of Cavan.—ln Jamaica, Grace, dau. of the lion. Con. Pinnock.—Mrs. Browne, relict of Col. Browne, of Glennagary. Ire tind.—At Spalding, in the act of reading a chapter in the Bible, in his 7.ttli year. Mr. 11. Barrett, a Dissenting Minister.—Mtniral Ferguson, Esq.—At Dublin, Sir Iticliaid :tfm.grare. But. Countess of Ltellament.—T. Bowerbank, Fel. of Lothhury.—At Sidniouth. Dr. J. Clarke. lute physkian to the Nottingham hos pital.—Mr. A. Hitchin, Gerrard-dreet, Soho.—At Dundee, Mr. P. IVhetstone.—Mary. the wife of Mr: T. F. Bristow. Mout:well street.—Mrs. Mary Scott, wife of the Rey. J. Scott, of Diathermy , . lanc.—Elizabetii, the wife of the Rev. J. Smith. Vicar of Birester.— J. Lawson. Esq. F.I.S. Director of the Machinery of his :llajcsty's Mint. LONDON MIRKE2'3. Cons-F. xeizAscr. MOND %Y. APRIL 1.. Thera. sra.s a liberal supply of Fatt^Kih Wheat this morning. and upwards ct 5. A) q uarters of Fure:gn %% heat arrived since thi., day week: the tine samples cf which obtained nearly last week prie.,i; but the miadliiig and inferito sow, egpezieneed dull sales.— Fine Barley was in demand ; intincitir sorts were eimper — . rick Beari alvaneed full is. per gaart.•r—Boiling Pease maintuned their former price;—Tile Out trade wai brisk aad twary trr eon,idered la. per dearer since lskt utiwr :;rata little variatitin.—ltaptieed and Linseed a dull aria.. TIVDAY. APRIL 17. The Wheat trade has Leen dull since Monday, and Barley also does not meet so lyriik a sale. though olli;red from 2s. to 34. pa qr. and l'ease fullysupport their price. and Gata sell on full as good teens.--Iti other article. we have no alteration to notice. C. - L 6. a. S. 6. Wheat fO a 75 White reasest a 54, Poland Oat; 24 a 34 Fix ditto 78 a ite Grey PC244: •tt a4B Pctutoeditt:i 28 a Rye 4O a 5j Beans 4.; Flour 75 A bir Fine Barley 36 a 46 Ticks 46 a5O •Ssaand ditto 70 a 75 Mci• 62 a 74 1 . Oats . mt.S a 25 ILLiwSaxlsol. a Ml.—. rßick: op BREAD. The highest price of the hest Wheaten Bread thr , mghout the nce ropolis. is steel by the Bakers t 3 b. 141. Cie Quorum Loaf.— mute Bolters sill the Quotient hoof from Pi. to 3d. lower. • AVERAGE PRICE 43 01' CORN PER QTYARTER, IN FNGLAND AND WALES FOR TUC WE:::: EN DIN A.FILIL Wileat• I Rya j I Baricy I Oats Br:;; j Pea,e S*l 10 51 8 5 1 32 1 35 4 • I 35 PRICC FrtiDAY, A! 17. NLVVGATE Ilea:: of cure d LEADENitAr.f... Cr.rr:lSC s. d. s. tl. Net' 3 6 a 4 g Mutton-3h a 5 I'e:A t 0 a 6 0 Per!: 4 a a j 53t1THFIEL1). 8. a. s. a. u a 5 Mutton .L. 6r7 >1 Ez:ls:t . ,•,abv:it.... 5G5 Veal ...-4 0 46 8 5teep......-...-.. 4790 Purls 5 4a 6 4 Calve, 160 Lzirb... 7 0a 7 3 Pigs 2lO HAY AND STRAW l'Elt LOAD. X. i. it. .C. s. d.Aver..C. s. d. MEdII (Hay 5 5 0a 6 G 5 15 6 SKI nit•zELD •U".lcher 6 6 0a j 7 0 6 ;0 0 (Straw 2 14 0 a 3 ;Ar 0 2' :i 6 Hay -.4 4 oaslo 0 5 I 0 Sr. JaYra's (lover 0 O 0 a U 0 0— 0 0 0 I Straw 3 0 0a 3 n 0 3 4 1.; (flay 5 5 0 at; 6 u WirixlcaArzt• Clover 6 6 o a 7 T O— 6 16 (straw elB 0 a a 0 z 0 G AVERAGE PRICE OF SI'f.;AR. Compettedfrom the Returns ml.le in the iveek e.t.ling April 15, It 5 1 ) 3 . I elid. percMt etelorive cf the Des!✓ of fltritoms p..i or pay..lle thereon on ItuyortAtiou thereof Tutu Great Britain—fSet...edaj'a G;_ctt.. ) PRICE 01. STOCKS. Rank Stork 3 per Ctnt. Rcduced 79.1 3 per caw& 793 . 4 pyr Cent. 6;:cr Cent. Navy triii t.idia Stock Ditto Binds is per Cent.) (47 51 pr J.: xe he t itwr MIL, 2J. pr.„:ll‘y 1 • !....1 pr Consols for iilq Ling AIU; tfiLiCS I LOting:N : SSA by fl. \V !,;(). 2 . r I.V.f:T-;;ThEtT, to•ttie:.ll S. DII - i.t.11 - 23 .71:111101 L.P.I . on 9 Inca :rd-••1 ialb Cc. , strry by ii ! 1 / 4 . ;4uti Cizsits 61):