112 ACARD.. --ROYAL MENAGERIE, Exeter 'Charge.—E. CROSS most respectfully bcgv leave to announce to his mitne'rotts Patrons and Fiiends, that his COL i.ccnosl of LIVING RARITIES this Season is far superior to what it has been at any former period, and trusts his utmost endeavours to procure every object of Natural History worthy their notice, will as heretofore continue to meet with that support and patronage he has so lutg experienced. The Exhibition is open every day (Sundays excepted). and the Animals arc regularly fed at nine o'clock in the evening. COUNTY FIRE OFFICE. AND PROVIDENT LIFE OFFICE, REGENT STREET, LONDON. PIiCaIDENT AND TRUITELS. The DUKE of NORFOLK. The DUKE OF RD N I). The NI ♦IfQUESS of NORTHAMPTON.. EU L GREY.. LORD lIRA 1(131100KB, LORD K IXG. &e. Eke. AND SIXTY DIRECTORS. Ifsnaging D.rectur, .1. T. Bather Beau ((((( nt, Eiq. F A.S. T an ANNUL GENERAL MEETING Of the A A E Members of the COLIN 1Y FIRE OFFICE, held at tit • S aiety's Ronne, iu REGENT STK LET, on Febru ay the 1 kb, 1822. The Hon. WASHINGTON SHIRLEY in the Chair, The following &rotations were carried unanimous/9:- I'lW the M cling is highly el./tidied in titieervinii, that the Aioicias' continues to proceed in uninterrupted harmony, nod nrevinsoled provirrity. 'Etat of SIXTY FOUR TIIOVIAND PERSOMS, whn have e.oinuilied their vecuroy to the proieciino of the County e 0 ffi , e, none have been disvpointed— Ct. himii to•eii 'raid to One Thousand Three Hundred and Fifty sufferers, and not a SIN LiLL LITIGATION having &lectured with an? Claimant. Tiakt t Ito accumulated Fowls of the Atweation, amounting to Upwards of Hay a Million Sterling, and the P i ovisions in its Act of Pal lianiem and Dee d ut Setilenient rend r the Se , urity of the Policy Holders ample and inieisputritils. That in the eqtial Distrito,' inn of the Surpin•es or Pi n3te, retains of 23 and 20 per Cent have been INVARIABLY cu all Persons. who have continued insured in t he ()lice Seven Years, upon ANNUAL us well as Septennial Poll( ies, which Rmsarns, during 111 C LAST EiGur Y BARS, have ea reed ea 113,000.. Toot tile Thanks of this Meeting are given to J. T. BAR - inot HEAumoNr, E-q. hlanas,ing Director, for the uoillinten zeal, great uttentmii, and valuable services, which ha (motion.* to render Iles olßee. TWOS the Thank• of this Meeting are given to the lion. W A SID NGTOI• SBIRLEY, fur lilt impartial conduct in ti.e Chair. (Signed) W ASHINGTON SH I RLEY. Chairman. A PRINCE, the Original Proprietor, has so int- E . proved the RUSSIA OIL, that it will be pleasant, and will keep in all climates. Through the discovery of an extra valuable ingredient, and which has been proved, will be sore to assist in preserving, and promoting the hair, will make it grow thick and long, prevent it falling of or ever turning grey, and will be sure to assist in restoring it to bald places, if the least signs of roots are remaining. And as the Proprietor is now resolved not to prepare his Russia Oil without that valuable in gredient, although very expensive ; therefore tire Proprietor cannot possibly sell the ounce bottle for less than ss. and the large bottle, which contains five ounces, for one sovereign, which is a saving. And as sonic think the Russia Oil dear, the reason is easily ascertained; for instant:eon ounce bottle of Oil of Roses is only nbout Ss. ; and an ounce bottle of the best and genuine Otto of Ruses is five guineas. The reason is, because the one is far more preferable to the other, So it is with PRINCE'S Ru.sia Oil, which is far preferable to any other article for the Hair. Proved by affidavit, the Roth of November 1814, before the Lord Mayor, that A. Prince is the Original Proprietor in the Universe of the Russia Oil; therefore if any Perfumer, Medicine Vender, !lair Dresser, or any one else, sells Russia Oil, that is not Prince's, they are impostors, as they sell counterfeits to their customers.• Ask for I'rince's Russia Oil, and obser;e " Prince" on :the wrapper and seals of each bottle: without, it is not genuine, and cannot answer the purpose. There has been of late Counterfeit Russia Oil sold in almost every street; and Impostors have made the covers of the Coun• terreit Russia Oil so much like the Genuine, and even imitated the original Proprietor's name; therefore purchasers should be cau tious, and have it of the Proprietor, or of a respectable Perfumer or Medicine Vender, As several Ladies and Gentlemen in the country have complained that they have been taken in by unprin cipled persons selling them counterfeit. therefore, by enclosing the money inn letter for the Russia (Bloke. directed to Mr. Prince, No. 9, Poland-street, Oxford-street, London. Mr. P. will send them by: return of coach to any part of the kingdom. Even Medical Gentlemen have published in the Gazette of health, that Prince's Russia Oil is superior to any Oil for the hair; will restore it on bald places, and strengthen weak hair sooner than any other preparation. Also Mr. Marshall, the first Court Hair dresser, of Wytrnnre Street; Mr. Damon, Hair Dresser, &c. to the Royal Family, Weymouth; Mr. Adams, Boar Lane, Leeds; and hundreds of other principal Hair Dres• seri, have declared that they recommend Prince's Russia Oil before any other, isa from experience they have found it to be the best for preserving and promoting the hair, clearing the scurf, and keeping the Mud and hair clean; although there are other Articles for the flair daily puffed in the Newspapers. Rut there are thousands of Ladies and Gentlemen have a good head of Hair by using PRINCE'S celebrated RUSSIA OIL. But sonic Ladies being persuaded to use other Oils, they soon found the difference, as their !lair began to fall off. or get grey. Ladies will find Prince's Russia Oil preferable to any other Oil for dressing their own, or false hair, as it gives a natural gloss, softens, and curls it. Gentlemen wearing powder ought to use it instead of pomatum ; it promotes eybrows, whiskers, &c. Sold Wholesale, Retail, and for Exportation, by the sole Pro prietor, A. Pat sr cn, removed to No. 9, Poland-street, °mord street, near the Pantheon; and by Mr. Smyth, Perfumer to his Majesty, New Bond-street; and by most principal Perfutuers and Medicine Venders. I IONAT, ItEGISTit • By the KING'S ROTA; LETTERS PATENT. GODBOLD'S VEIV..T.IIILE BALSAM. Fot COUGHS, CONAiIIrrIONS, and ASTAIMAS. THIS has Lean established for nearly 511 yea-s, and is allowed by many eminent physicians to be the only efficacious remedy to he depended open for curing the above complaints. The n oinirrous curesihatoredaily performed, and which arc atte•ted by persons of the first rank in this king. dont, would fill to;umes. Copy art Letter to Messrs GOIDEOLDS, 3 Bloomsbury-square. Gentlemen,-1 have the pleasure to inform you, that your in valuable Vegetable Balsam, tecsinineadei to me by the llon- Mr. Sh . rl:l. of Fulham. has perfectly restored me to my fernier at.ste of good health. I was in a deep decline, and had taken a number of other medicines which failed of success.—With gtati tu•ie I remain. your obedient servant, limitary DATA,. 9 Cottilizrland Place, Chelsea. May I I, 1813. tars. Doro'hy Gay is cured of a consumption by taking 1 pints s'eevtable Balsam ; s - - • as under a course of medicine tram tits faculty five moi ,'and found no te.ief.—Certificate of the I are the lath ofJ une tal3. stronger prowl; of the efficacy of this medicine cannot be gives •that its being recommended by the following The most Noble Marquis of I .othian, the Right Hun. Viscount .Dflley and Ward, the Right lion. the Lords Macdonald. Graniley. Fortescite anti Mounttbrd, the Right lion. lute Vis countess Dudley and Ward, Dowagers Grantley. Falmouth, and 1 , wteseive. Lady Appr.ece; Sits Francis Blake, Edw. Nmenham, ‘ ,l.in Coghill, and George Armstrong; Generals Doyle and 1) o edgy ; Colonel; Baker, Debath, Lenox, &C. T.B. Messrs. Godbold have estahlislied an imfitution for the tenetlt of th poor and others, who cannot afford to pay the full Wce for the medicine, and have, in consequence appointed it to rend by one rerliectable Vcndcr iu etery princilial town in Eng. Lind. agreeably to the terms of the charity. as welles at :so. a, Boomsbury Square. Anno Teriio Georgii IV. Regis. Jti t pohlirheil, in Dile very Thick Vatutor, (Ort•iro), price • 19, boarau, containitrx, ai ith the Supplement, neat I) 1000 Paters of clorely pi L titer-pre r, .G IF FORD'S LNGLISI-1 LAWYER; or Every siao he, 0,%n Lawyer; cuntniiiml a sationary of the I....l3 , litutioti of (Lent Britain; its Laos true Statutes, par titularly there relirtere to Arrettts Init,lve , it Debtors Pirokruptcies 1. millet it at Teautit r s eiii - tit Societies Libel Lxr.liaito Master and &Truitt '1 ie• CI Tay NilAanc , !* 1) • °facets 'I • e I.•irvit Parent and Child 1 xeCetarr & Adminigrators tinting Barks L iardian mid %% t urd Tithes hurl:nod and 11 ire Wills, &r. &e. Aiso,VIL CIIIIIIINAL 1.41 V OF ENGLAND. E tan ar nig eseiy a ces of IVAIC 0111 . 41Celi With their asaimeia. • To which is a tiled an A:mendix, cow. the mitt 81" r rea F... no. of Agtermeot-, Leaser, 'FL .1 , 111,e, , t-, N atn r. het rr t eti Landing d mid Tumor, Coottuctr, At ticks et Orem tner,hip, am 14c. • Also, A SUPPLEMENT, contain ,z . The Elmo . Laos 1 Th • Ai,,s•eil Teti% The 1.'3.11011:n' Li or , I ' a iiS:itiUp Dia iri AND Tat; Act - . OF THE I. `Nu 11. 6Ln. IV. BEING 711 I; SE-SION l. 1" PA I:LI A NEVE. • whole ( - airfoil, dim , ted from the bed ,ttiti•ulities; tc Sipittito nod Ferm Reports lootszlit Goma to ti.t 31 of IV.—Tor tiny iT H IF:WT.ION. By JOitS GIFFORD, London ['Owed for A. Wu LLIIK, i 3, Wurairk coare, Pdt.taupter !tow; mud Sold by ea Booksellers in lie United N'aigilota. I • ~"~ ! - T , On Thursday last a Conti. of Aldermen was held at Guildhall, when the Lord Mayor declared the the office of Recorder vacant by the decease of Sir John Si'vetoer, Bart. and it was resolved that the office should be filled up at the next Courts and the Lord Mayor was requested to convene one on an early day for that purpose, wheupon his Lordship appointed Wednesday the 10th inst. accordingly. Mr. Brown, the keeper of Newgate, has been appointed warden of the Fleet-prison, in the room of Mr. Nixon, deceased. The office is in the dis posal of the Lord Chancellor and the Chief Justice of the Common Pleas, and has been gratuitously conferred on Mr. Brown. The King will hold a levee on the 19th instant. On the 2.1 d his Majesty will hold a drawing-room, fur the first time this season, which will be a grand gala-day, it being for the celebration of his Majesty's birth-day, when the members of the different orders will be required to appear in their collars, and other observances as noticed upon similar occasions of the Sovereign's birth-day. i ftbo. At haute in Bolton !greet, the laity of the lion. T. Knorr, DI.P. fat t)aag 01 a daughter. At ‘thcount ,voiliii4ll.l'l. in Upper G ro svenor street, the lady of the lhas. t pt. h lloa, It. S. 01 4 daughter. Al t !talk, the 01 Capt. E. 3. Nterter, tt.N. of a daughter. Ou uuta) I at I.litt4ate hill, Mrs. M I lune, or a dau,,hter. to Baker agree!, the lad) of J. O. Mtilituelt, esq. of a daagitter. lame% *aro Al the British ansbuidhlor's chapel, at Paris, Charles Frederick Lewis Littpleik Causal de Cadignau. captain in the thhil reginteut of I/I,g ~,,,, A, CM %alter of the ceglon of Honour, to Katherine Sophia, *Mem haughter rat the lale C. T. lireroduit, esg. tortnctly cohmet of the Coldstream Guardia, and ofSloei , iiek park. Cheitthe. Atm. George's. Itemiser I pow, W. Lawrence, es t. of Southampton c Mau, Camberwell, to Agues, truly thiagliter or the !tee. I. Widatt, of Chester. At Seasington, Surrey. J. 11. n. Williams, esq. surgeon, Ahlersgatc street, to Ikos %a 00011, .0 OW !muter place. Pancras, I. Stortiona, rag. of Ludgate bill, to Sirs. Sarah Taylor. of York place, Ventotivillr. rt I Nolllll.llol`loll, 11. NAker, esg. to Amelia. youngest daughter of .I. llcdil. .eay. or Ouiltord &heel. N usse,l U oe. At nt. Luke's, LL P. Whitmore, ea+ of Old street. surgeon, to Ct slices !lophia..oaagrn dilnillee of 11. C. La wieuec, esq. or Burr/ill Iliddenrlme, heat. Al Nt. Laillrf u. A. %Juicy, ug. of Vigo lane, to him y, daughter of 3. Wil3Ole. cal. of Clitswiok. Dab. Suddenly, at llnshant Lull, the residenee of his son in law (John Itsixton. ems.) Col. Patrick Hay, of the Hon. Last India Caorito)'s service, acrd 13. on %I's:4l6lllday last, aged 14, tddisey, third son of the late William Dmies. Cl I. of the house of ...del; and Ua, lee, alt and. At his house, sis W slsvurth, J. Smith, es 1. of liaslnghall street, in the 51,1 yeas id his ise. 141 5-551 street, Itrieldon, aged 34 11r. John Clayton hell, eldest sun of .1. Hall, ems. us North street, its that tout,. 19. MI•1 Eliaabeth of Ciaphatn conarrinn. alted At lus house Id I l ire adneedle 141.1, .10.1,11 Mush, esq. aged es. Mr. l 110111.411 tie lister. 01 the strand, %outlets diaper. W. 11. Pr ists:le, ca 1..," the London mot. botithwtok, weed 41. Mr. George Liosiluss, uf ttrorticy, sot of the late A. Guscion, of Charlet Yonne 5 laete, eLte•l Oa Sunday last. ad his anal tments In Henrietta street, Covent ear s/Mu, !kw y Semple, eel. late sus geun sn his 414j...sty's navy, aged 6d. At - ,snots let 39th y cat, I:haul:setts, eldest daughter of the ate Her, ,7" N4l. ea.!. of Bets:al place, New Kent _Pit, e* I. • "" TrIE 24, Lon Don iparhets CORN EXCIIANGE, MONDAY, APRIL I. There is a considerable quantity of .Vheat at market this day. but the demand is by no means brisk, anti Wheat must be quoted from is. to 2s. per qr. cheaper ; the prime samples keep up their prices, but it is only where they are very superior. In Barley there is no variation ; the supply is pretty fair, and, upon the whole, Barley is nut worse. In Oats scarcely any business is doing, the prices are generally nominal, and therefore cannot be quoted lower. In Beans and Peas there is no alteration, but sales are very dull. CORN EXCHANGE, WEDNtSDAY, Arno. 5. There is a considerable supply of Wheat at market this dry, far exceeding the demand I the tine qualities support our !d-r statement, all others, however, are rather lower, rind very thrl: is sale. In Barley there is not much alteration, it has evidently not improvedt and sales are very dull. The Oat trade still keel, dull, and has no appearance of improvement. In Beans and Peso there is no alteration. The market, upon the whole, is ex ceedingly dull, arid ad sorts of grain are without demand CURRENT I'M Per VW inch ES OF GIL ater McLane 111011 DAT. •46 a 66 31 a 53 36 a 64 23 a 29 LIN FOIL TII Eight Buihr WELINESI). I Ilk. 'k% Old Wheat .... New Red Wheat New White d 0... lice itrank. or Buck 6. 6. 46 a Gt; 34 u 33 36 u 27 . ► N11).4 P. s. 46 a 68 31 36 a ti tT a '..!9 11 heat Rai le) ...• . • Pale Malt Need Oat, Brew or Poland do New Beaus Old ditto New Pigeon ditto Boiling Pease (key Pease Rapeseed per last FOREIGN. American Riga and Wibinar Russia and Vries. land ditto. Bye Barley ... Feed Oats Brew or Poland do Pi;;etin ditto . Builiug Peit•ie Grey Peaise Liu•red per. gr. a Sc I u 27 52 a 6k/i 1, a 23 22 a `2S 20 a 231 21 a 20 24 a 25. 30 a 83 25 a 27 sot. a 32/. .- u - 21 a 21 52 a GO 15 a 22 22 a 24 YY u 24 25 a 21 24 u 26 S 3 a 34 I 26 u 301. a 3v. a 21 a 27 4)3 15 a 23 T 2 a 21 12 ft 2:3 a 27 21 a T 6 83 is 31 26 a 27 SOL . a 6:3 a 71 51 at 60 a 65 a 74 52 a 60 A 63 it 3: a b 0 48 a 66 a 27 `4l a 25 Iti a UV VI a 29 26 a 28 7,0 a 32 21 a 26 32 u 40 48 a 50 2.). a 27 21 a 2•; :6 a 22 2l a '25 2a a 26 30 a 32 2-1 a 2ti 32 a 40 48 a 56 a 27 21 a 25 13 a 22 21 a tS 28 a 2i 30 a 32 24 a 26 32 a 43 - - - AVERAGE PRICE OF CORN, l'er Quarter, d.fttie Nlarittine Districts of ENGLAND au,l %VALES, for ;Le Wetk eud ug Match hOth, extracted troth &outdo'. Gazette. Wheat... afis 1.1 I Barley... 19; 1.1 I Beon , .....21. 3 i Rye I7s 7J 16. 1.1 I Peas ... 0 t - vattE or Per Sack ul [lre Mot.tl,l). s. 6. s. 6. Fi n e Fn g ii,.ll Fi,,,,e 54) a 5, American a Seconds ditto .... 45 a 5O t kiKEAI), llitl. the SAhorit:t a Loi:f. ••••• BROWN OR MUSCOVADO SUGAR. Average l'rice front the Returns made in the Wee kending Wednesday last, S4s. DI per cwt. exclusive of duty. PRICES Or TALLOW, PRICE OE r, per at. uC 81b. IVhitechapellllatkei 2i 5 St. James'. MAC isCC 2& 74 Clare Alarket. . . tl., 04 SOAP, egc. per 1 rill,. ITown Tallow 40. Ott 0. Od Yellow flui.sia 0.0,152. Oil V% liita ditto --i 011 , -4 od , Melted Stuff Ooi Oil 9tl;od 1 Ditto Rough 00s Od 2:1, Od Greaves . . . . 111, Oil Good Orrice . .li (Id Curd Soap . . . Ohs Yellow Soap . . *.sl t Mottled ''Os Os. 6d.--Miiiild4, I 1.. Od• ieu for ready :ley 6 ld Average-2-. 6d. Price of Camila, per dozen, d , l. per 4toZeti allow PfLICE OF 110P8 6 ,,. New , per cw t. I New Wat , ,R , per c.v% Kent . 21 6. to 51 Os Sutiex 21 4s to 3; Os New Veckets, per cwt. Kent . flt 106 to 51 . 31 11, to 4. 4 SUMAS •Vt 011 to 112. Fat-11114am 41 I% to 10 10 jinni 11 ITI.D MA ItK t. "l. Fattmv, Aen rt. s.—There was but a small supply of Beasts offered this day, and Beef was not much in demand, conscq a my the price has suKred a trifLog rcduct:on. The number en , beep was also small, in comparison with former markets, but Mutton, from its being dull in sale, was a trifle lo w er . There were but few Lambs uttered. which fetched high prices. Veto was tlearcr, having but few Calves at ntaiket. Pork was rather cheaper. i.nd Mill of e. —The market, as may naturally be expected. was dull, and although the prices are lower, nojust crilerton can be formed, from the very small consumption of meat CM a Goad Friday. The following is a correct st:ltoment of the prices and numbe 3 at market: — PRICE of MEAT, exclusive Alike 011al, which con%istt of Head, Enttails, had liide, and is mouth auout Id. per pound.—Per moue uf 'Mb* IKON 1/AV. Ileef 3* Od to 3s 8 , 1 Mutton 61 to 31: lamb U. 0.1 to Os Od Neal 4s id to 5s 8 1 Pork 2.: 84 to 4s :Id lieadof Cali::: at 1111411.0. Beast* ?Sheep awl L4lllbs . 21, 1 ;T: IPigs C. 1 1 ,1 - • . . • 17J IRIDAY. ltref •6 t to St 41 !.lottuti Y. 4tl to Si 21 I,:taii) 6. ad to T. 01 Veal 54 6J to 6. 44 P.olt 3, 01 to So Si !lead of Cattle at Market. 1114. ti • • • • • ) ) Sherd) and S 321 Pir3' ...... ) Calve.) . .. • • • 6) 11 . ‘1-NIA1(1:1; r. - - s glsUto 11 0 - 0 0 to 4 1 5 1 so - - 1 4 to to 11 Iti flay - - Ciovtr ,"I.4'ns omemdIynaIIOIIIIIIMOOMEMINNEMONIMINI LONDON : Printed and Published by the Protoletar.. lo T W IGG. at the Office, 16. FleetUtreet. whcrs Laws us the Editor: (i ustpaid) :must bc addressed. :::, - .••••L" - W.T wEP ■ a