~. .~ 115 . Funnteee's Mi.—The Gentlemen who had Cham bers in Furnival's Inn have, within it few days, entire- ly left them, previous to the whale of that ancient fabric . leing taken down. The whole, with the garden, tineus a eetwiderable area of ground, vested in the Society of Inn, win) have trtested with Mr. Veto, the 'Leader of the Custom House, upon terms Cm the con et:octin of a new Int: ettiteble to the respectability of its owners and possessor.;, ith considerable impmve nteret, as well of the Chandlers, as of the Hall and en tr. !..a. A carriage way will be opened into'Holborn, lauding into a handsome square, presenting the Ball of the Society is the centre of that part al the quadrangle which will abut next to the housesin'Grevilleestreete and a part of the general plan will probably be devoted to the erection of Court Raams for the meetings of Commissioners of Bankrupt: agreeably to which Mr. Wrottesley moved for a Rill to repeal the Act which obliges them to hold their third meeting at Guildhall. The antiquity of this Inn has been traced by several writers. In the rime of Queen Elienbeth, the garden or field behind it was separated from those gardens of the Hatton estate by a narrow limo, now culled Leather lane. The other boenduries cf Greville-street and Brook-street aim of much:mere modern date. Thu estate probably, belongeetto the family of Furnieul e the barony of which became- extinct in A.D. 100.—Furnival's Inn is one , of those which originally belonged to the eleir principal Inns of Court ; are] to which they seat time younger students as preparatory ec.11 , 1•.75, anal many were entered there before they were admitted into the super or inns ; and formerly some of their Barristers were sent every year tc to the9e students, lectures on the several branches of the law. CrifloUS EFFECT ATTRIBUTED TO SAFFRON.— A mercantile man, who had invariably been incommoded with vaniting during the voyages which be was fre quently under the necessity of taking, one day pur chased :dents a round of saffrou, and with rs view of evading the helve duty imposed upon it, concealed the packet in his shirt. During the Tassege, he experienced ro inconvenienee from sickness, although the sea was rough. The good effect in questit nhe ascribed to the . seffron ; and communicated his conjectures to several others, who have repeated the experiment with seeress. From that time the narrator has never gone on board a esel without his saffron packet. General I.nllemand, so notoriety 'for his treason in Mart+, 1 91 fe, has put himself at the heed of an expedi te,n destined, it is said, to revolutionize the Spanish pro e.:.ee of Texas. Ohl l'lmbe Illtssel, well known at Brighton, who served many years in the army, and who is now in the 103 d year of - her age, is dangerously ill, but refuses medical *id; declaring, that she never but once in her jiff! took a dose of physic, and that had like to have lied her. This firnalit veteran is a pensioner of the J'inee Regent. A letter from Mehm gives us the following details re.spectmg the criminal lately cendeamed to death by Cle Court of that town :—S;nce his condemnation, Vela has•confeescd that he was one of the authors of the assassination with which he wm charged, and has given infbrination of his accomplice, lie states, that two of his aunts had just gone out of the horse to give the cows something to eat, as he and his accomplice vsere entering it. Vatllet pressed forward to the-cham ber which his third aunt was preparim; for him, and he vrtick her the mortal blow, at the moment she was opening her arms to etahrive him. The ctirne being perpetrated, Valtet penetrated to the chamber where his grandinether was in .Ltd. and plum;ed a kt:ifc in her throat. The two assassins then proceeded to the stable, a. 1,1 nawdered the two ;m1141614; victims whom their rage had to sacrifice. The accomplice 'held 4me of the aunts while Vllllet murdered the other. He re fi.ses to appeal from his , scutenee, and desires immediate •ath. The approaching Birth Day of his Majesty, NEXT TIIIIII‘II.IY, JUNE Itth, will be signalized by the corn- Inencenamt of the Drawing of t Lottery, containing a grcater Number of Capital Prizes, (including 3 of AN0,000) than any that Intve preceded it, and by the ririt 20 Prizes being rash entitled to ,C,l ,OiM) in Ad dition. PI DDI.NG and Co.'s Offices, No. f, Cordial, c .,1 29e. Milburn, are so well known, from the instances ofgreat Luck experienced there, that it is alunist sunerflnotis to the Putlic to wake o Pur chasc at Pions so's Offices. ki.Nl 0 N . , O7Y, anti Co. most resrtecifitnv re t.....r their sineure thank* to Ilaiitl.s.ional Gentlemen ard the Public for the lift r:.l ractiunuysnent they leive iota in eorselee. •• Me many bungling iii ititt'uns of their I'AT,.ST 5t:1.1 , -AP; T— INa TUUS4F.4. Ir1t:C11 rir; now thilv +Avert:AA widioot tither novelty. i upro era lit, or utility. consider it thvir duty to CAI'T Ir ! th.• I , •, , ..11;0114 of attrlt f:111: I •C ..11d..1%.3: the P X•rnht . 5....1.17-AarusTlNG TRtiSShS. whi.sh tr, o , lr ca.'s.. any ror.fintin lit to the body. are matt.inteture.l e. 141.1: . ov ADY. and Co. r.". 4. S:rard. I.teroa. and 1:oys.!, PA ; vlO !Tire the l't ~,,, !le t!i ft. , 11.14 Army iv.. the . .r.linvy awl Naval llo•pitals, the Trap:Tote Ferii c, aie!c Vanta 3.4 !hii!ni , oet the Ms-.itte Intirioaq. the Iron. Lart the Cite I Truss !its:tett , . the Mnre le•bonl• wiv , !.*• , !-Ivn. I Iniinuati.... thi.i :1 1 .M dlett.4 Po , ll' .!. Ce. tee. in th.• C7trintry. nailing the eirrninfreenee of the laxly ir, :, just stbi,v.: the h:po. lusty daprud upon bring su.,lrately Beretta ana S SS. Sa: i trill:-sireet. tlrl by oat Of more Dr.reists it; every prir.iie.l is Ls:GLAND. TIM NATIONAL RTGISTEM TILE LITE ItA It Y .1()Ult NAL., N. X. ..!'tibliithed TIIIS Ir AY, Price SI X P ENUE, will tionturn, Wadley a Pla;,•invist --early history of iageLious Cstroptical mntrivancer—Opticai pnn ciplce of the Caleirloscone rienrona;ated by • !Istria, &cowirli numerou filiures engraved on WoJti—Wist's I.katir on the , Pale Horse.— hinne:r's Mitt Mh.or—Nl. Von Isuerwi:ikel rn the F.llinborp,h !iLtiew —lnjostierof the wo:trterly - Iteview—Originali'orrespontienee, Poetry, Aneerio , es. ke. &c. Literary Journal be found at complete •repository of every art:•.le of information relating to till• history% theory - , construe'.:m-, ay.d rtes of the Coleidoccope.—PoblisloAl by A. Christie, 36;4 Strand, the nom of Exeter SIXPENCE.. LONDON PATRNT IMPROVHD OVA I. SHAPE IIEATIIR HATS, WAIMANTLI) HETAIN THEIR SHAPE. NATHANIEL DANDO and Co. HAT MANU rAcT u ar as. orizinal Enventors, and only Makers of the I supnovE OVAL SHAPE 'WAVE:: HAT. No. at, CH EAPSIDE. London. tlevoi it ne7eevary consequtlice If the ‘azious attempts :mule to imitate their Ham, to nimoutwe. that Merchants and the supplied with the improved Oval Shape Beat& Hats, ON I v by Mears. NAT itAsixs. 1).% Pi I/0 and CO. •'!, Cheapsitle, ; and the Public, by most of tlv: rives:table Hatters to the A brief evplaintion of the Supefirity of th Imptst%l Oval Shape lt,•tiver Het, to the Goir.rnott Hat. i • . '''' The improved 1114 1 oval sing)- Beaver . 1 H xt. !:..iag =mu - f.:tured and ti 1-___ . 'lr gaed upon an ova 1;;;)•. , , - , nivie to the eerget shapeof t'...... head. t039-t owhich are from one inch I:year inch and a half oval.rgriAnotlaseitsshape, not being artifirially produced gritbl.l—e hards and i.c:..w, as is the case with tin 'common 1 tt.; ' 'r:t manufactured from its art! vat: . Ir, the shape required to be corn, nor is it lialdeto'pe attivt ed by damp or rain. NATI:AIfIrL 1:1Axmo and Co. revue:: their friend: parttrularly to ohtervr that they hove net appointed any Azelt in Loden; Chit Pair IVarehnuse, 42. CIIVAPNInr., is the ratio ho- , se in Toren where Or, ran be sapplird tr:ils the in:prated 0.111 Shape Beaver !Int; and th7t every Hat manulartwred by thr-n, hat :heir Names er rared in the bothrn q' thr Linine. ; then her 'l=4 to Plate. filet , that are et 7k; Mg some Say. tine !lota. of par:tic-Lardy close Napa, with stout and jrns Bodies. " 0 4- 1 : 2) Thecuutiralshape ofthownimet• H at, front it:z vilaperiecti : rour.l block, itt•ti hron.: 4 l:t to the twal o . n").!.tt the head,, by the hargls and tlie use of a screw, is liable, by wear, or when.exposed to the damp or min, to go: soft, flap in the brim, and return to its natural rotuut form; thus losing its shave. by its being artificially Fr...duced. LLOYD'S BEAUTIFUL DOUBLE-COVERED OVAL SHAPE R'',A VIM HATS, quiets a Lew manufacture, excell:rag all others ever made on the usual plan, are far superior in Colour :.: I shape, which they retain to the last. and will out-wear in any we' mher or clima?e, three of them, or the prct,,nded pater.t Silk, se ~w•micious to the head. The unqualitleci and inmeasit.g repti tatiot, these Hats are daily acquiring leave already taueNS a number of paltry imitations. to he held out to the Public, who arc positively i,isured that the Inventors and only Manufacturers of the unrivalled and universally admired Dot hle-covercd Beaver Hats. on the i:n prwed Oval principle, arc R. and R. LLOYD, and Co. of ICktv joeliT St STRUT, prke 435. TRAL7D PREVENTED. To counteract the marry attempts that are anis e y made to impose on the unwary a spurious composition instead of the (.ennineldacking prepared by f)hy and Martin,tLeyare indue ed to tittopta new Label in whielitheiraddn.ts inGH HOLBORN, s placed soconspicisously, that they trust an attention to this, and t!te ditkrence of thety pc. whichis taillike all letter.roess.wiltenable purchasers at ones to detect the imposition. The Real Japan BLACKI NG. made by DAY and MARTI N. 97. Ili elt I album , sill in future be sold in Bottles at ed. Is. and I s.6d. each. :and a cc ,y of the Label left with all Vertlers •DAY A MARTIN, 97, HIGH HOLBORN. HoorrNo crmGII eared with•ut inward Merl:inc. itornE'S ROYAL EMBROCATION. M.17..7V Thousands of Children arc cured annually by this remedy. On the first attick.:ot immediate application of IiOCH F.Mr. P ()CATION will prevent the complaint taking an, hold of the rovstitaiion. and a few Clines may completely ctire.— In the mast ol.:,inatc ewes perseverance will produce the desire,: ; and no Ilti,ictly crat he so well calculated for Children us this, for it requires no trolieine to be taken wurd!e. In eninmen Coughs this Medicine i , tr-Rady Mt-nen:ls. and may bcrelhd on fur Men. 1V term, uni C! iloren, as safe and effectual.— In no rasccat , this ineilkiim• he genuine wile* , signed on the impper by J. Roche. and every itamn the aunt of L. wAnns, 0 - . G. St. Paul's Church Van! (who it the only veliclewle Vtarlcri coo's; ed therms. Price 4a. aud 11. 2, per bottle. CON TRACT FOR COALE AM) CANDLES. Contrt:ssoi , -; f)rport:nent, Trre,:my Cumbers, .41* -7 1 1 25, 1 P• SUCH re.-sols Iv arc de;riewle .of Ircstirrtflinf.,^ te:l. l t tic .4,vntAr ecntn.letarlet Supplies to f.srnish for T.:, :loc :113ntlio. from P.., R.Hh ty . June ?lex!, eurh• Qp.utf tics ty' coat, and Candkr as mcylivon tiro( to ti th required f.'s tare undertn,:ntionca Bar surl;s. ,''i re. ice I ',.-.Ern1:?•8 rf the enntro,ts cabpplying ,a this Offfec b !••. , .e.l the llcu-s q! Pleven and five ; to L'eru:y f'oin mlstara t;e•• Vosing Edinhsirgh ; atid t.) tie re.-.::••tie Bar r** .iflit,fs Pi thefelosuis of aucrascp, an 4 .IVeraem, and del-17.er th•-fr 7'azd, rs at this Qai.c as fi , llcws. i.:. Teu:res s pe snprinive and " Tender for wait iti , e.'urr't*l.l.• o a 11",-.1..wriny the 10:!, Tend. r , /;_ , r ~opipb:r Ccissl,'es, s 11 rol, and .?!.!srked •' Trobr Ayr efferifre," tiatii twelve 3 % ,10,k 0.• the qi•Jrinr ; •no P, ° T oad/. . : ;tra c t Pr ix aJticcrl, itnlcss mad , on or enrtex , Pl tc a Pr!werl P47.1*-I.lar, one tic l'rte i . sc-ted is :corr.'s ut ; a.- untle,s 4 to sv6:l Pro. pcsrti from Feetrri known Propel ht, eng wing tv tecohK . &mad with the Pcrty t7 , vdcring in I. &len cx,,rc-. , :c41 in Mr :he die f'. ..f.crtr t ple: of I'.; 2..hh:, vie ent tirj rout, thr rest,.,Te v• , t Mie r • East of the rullo%i:im t'our tick , I', be tcntl.•i,cl nr al all tLe Ilarrackb in vac': 44 Close ( unntic,, to be s.tp; -.totfcr one l'ontract. von, 1..-st.‘, Hacte, !Solt, Sus . 'ht. ;Oen(' NVi g .hr, • . _ Sl.atate Tender, and t'ontrets to be made and entst.vi into fe•.• cul t of t e Itirrsekg ;it • the fonow;m; }'leers. riz. Itrcelit, Chester, :;- ilty. Tram. earli . ele, I /orchester, Weyinotith. Simder- Lind. Stop:ettni, Isle ul Men. Nina:theater. Norwich ' Yarmouth, Northam! tor.. Nottin:thatit, Taunton, Ipswich, T.tinilguiittl Fort. Croy,:on. Kew, l:nentry, Trotstn itlge, Hull. Sheelel :, Yo. k, end Sc.arbormigh. Ittitracki in Ninth Rtitail at which Newcastle or Emiderfend are ito:d. to be rrniltro -, l for to,4relr:4 wher itarriAi in Not th PritsM at which Swell l'ouls are used. to h tit like man ner tendered rot zmd stipp7a4.l tinder one Cr....tr.tlt. An the fts f rO t s in the three Islands of tinintesey, Jersey and t:oicrney tc rdcr one Cetittnet. MAY 31 OFFiCE OF ORDNANCE. *ire 1816. THE Principal Officers of Hi* Majesty's Ordnance do hereby give notice, that proposals will he received at their office in Pall C' or Dr/;lre Friaay, Me 514 day of Jigrie next. turn inch r..04a as map he wild tg :u SUMO tuke The Stipply ri T N TV.,•I/IRPr serviee ta . this Ilf.i.uctaserti, it a Period t : f Are( Yeats, tiete-Wnalth: utter Mc Lei ution of atilt et year. upon Mike of three Mantra, at the Opt of eid at yp, irty . Putter ns of the Art Lies maa ;Ton :application at the the l'rincirnl ..S . toTe Kreper's itfce in the Tmsfr, k'2rthcr lirrtientars, tos;ether r.ith the Tern. , and renc!itiort of the 40.:f.met, may De A 71071 W of the Secrao.-?, (t ire. i n pan A lin afintsaid, o'tt 'day Dr.' the hours cl tea and tune o'clock, where the if aposals into: delivered sealed up and tenbrited Napo, sal% for Tin Witte," but n o Prapv.nal run be uth.ittled after Me said sth dee, ofJnne , c! twelve o'cid.k at noel of the some day, 'with. r will any Tetides be noticed noless the'Party pnai.iv it, or an :lest in 1 . 1 4S• attend. _ _ _ •Rycr,fer ef the Iloned, ff. IL CREW, Sarre! . Blia HS. The lady of Sir A. O. MoTesworth. of r'enrarrow, Comical!. t. of a ion.--The lady of I.icut. E. Montnonncy, H.N. r.ephew : • Lord Viicount Frankfort do 910ntusetency. of a sou.—Thu lady of C S. Lefevro, jun. Esq. of a son. At Cheltenham. Sir W.C. Fyn.!ie. liar. to Anne. only dau.-of late It. Cooper. Esq. banker. Woodbridg:.—Mr..l. Bologna, of the Theatre Royal. Covent Garden. to Miss E. M. Bristow. late of the same.—Coulit . l.ite.i. o Alin M. GiTied, (myrrh dau, of the Dowager Mareliionet:s of Lamalown.—At Dantrig, P. Pi:At:mg. Esq late ye Live,yooi, to Mica E. IL SteflEns and Sir W. C. V. liarolta, lint. of the Pretisian Order of Merit. and Knt. of the ('roe.;. Conran.lant of Dantsig, and Col of the 4th regiment, to A. Waltelmina Steffen:, daughters of C. C. Stetti•ns, ESTI. of Dar. zig.—At Leghorn. B. Maude, E:sq, to only surviving duu. of the . o.te It. IL. Annitror.g,T.sq. surgeon of the te . .arth iO,lll . /4teran BLt.a. DIED. gir E. !..efttis. Bart, of Mount 1 °floc. in the osunty Kilkenny. —At Edinburgh. 51r. C. Hunter, eldest son of I.ieut. Gee. Hunter. of Burnside...-. Mrs. Itattray, wifeot l.ieut. Col. I). RaUray.—Cap.- ttst foot, or Ito) al North British Vusilkers.-I..ady C. Bushout, wife of the Hon. and Per. a litishom, and sister to tl:o Earl of Ganov.ay.—Mrs. A7. - buthnot, wiflow of It. Arbuthnot, Es.a. late Sec. to the Board of T.7ustees for the ii ,. .proveirmt at tis!it.net manufactures in Scotland.—At Grov e , agt .d 15 mouths. Louisa, the youngest child of the Iles. C. Hawkins, Rector of KAs. soriersetshire; and on the following day, aged nine years, Au. :msta. eldest Jan. of the sarne.—At Mammy, isle of thrn, age:l fi:. t:le. lion. N. Moore, I.is iajesty% First l)ecunter in the is P.:LA.-- Near iltuigat....n, :refund. J. IVood.. farmer, aged :24 years.-1 - ., was born in the reign of William ill., and has Lod in the reige of five sue , osive Monarelis. LONDON MARKETS. COHN-EXCHANGE. MCNDAV. NtAV 03. - - - nrthe cast wind having produced an br.trer , .. supply foreim Wheat since this day week, causod very few ti s l..v to be made this mornning though the 591:vr kubmitted to a dcclin • of several shillings per q u arter upon the rritnlsrinples ; the coarse and 9 r.nnary remain on baud.—Barley declined about is. and Oats I, per quarter.—There e•:as very little variation in tl:e prices and It ears.--It it expected Flour will do:line ss. per zaek.L.-lt vesced end Linseed at last week's prices. ranAr, MAY 29. The Fapply of PoiTign Wheat since Monday Ins been tel«nl,ly large. and 11/11: parcels hell on much the cunt t. nos.—Fine Forllgn Barley is wore in demand. at an atkance. of Is. to Qs. per yr.—litni,l reach M..ndue's plICe3.-..Tile trade zAthrt dull ;to other anp:lcs haw nu alteration to notice. I. s. S. S. .. S. Wheat .... 56 a 68 WhitePeasel2 a4B Poland Oats 24 a 'eft Fine ditto. 70 a 72. Grcy l'ewe 41. a 43 l'otatoe ditto 28 a 5 . .! Rye ... ...... 38 a 46 - !leans 4.7 A 45 • rilic Flo u r 65 a;0 Fine Barley 42 a 46 Ticks 3B A 42 S t rand di tto 6 0 a 65 Malt 6O a 7'.) Oata . '2s a '27 RapeSeed4Bl. a 5?1. PRICE OF BREAD. The highest price of the best Wheaten Bread throughout the me• tropoib.. is stated by the !Litters to be 12W. the cluarteru Loaf. Soll4t Bakers sell the Quartem Loaf Iron] ld. to 24. lower. AVERAGE PRICES OF CORN l'Elt QUARTER. IN ENGI,AND •ND WALES 1 OIL TIII: I:NDINC MAT T. W heat I Rye j Barley I Oats I WWII I Peait.: 67 3 52 2 15t S 3t G 56 8 52 11 PRICE, OF ALF.AT. FUWAV. MAT 29. SMITHFIELD. • NEWGATE AND LEADEWILILI. s. d. a. d. I Heeds of Cettk Carcase s. d. s. Reef.-- 44a 5 4 Sinftlvkld. WO' .3 Va 4 Mutton —4 11 A 5 4 Roasts, about—. 51.7 Mutton 42a 4 9 Vca! vafi 4 reel) F.:130 I V Lai R a g P0rk......5 Ua G 0 Calves • "01. 0 a Lanab...-5 C a 6 4 Pigs 2OG n a 0 AND sTRAw prm ti. a..tver.Z. i. 1I ay' 3 15 0 3 4 5 4 4 0 0 SPrt7itriEl.l.) Clork:r G I; 6i 7 7 0— 6 le, .; ( Straw 2 llt 0 a!! 3 0 2 t 7 6 11::y 4 0 U a 6 12 0 3 6 0 (Intl U 0 0 Y.O n ft 0 0 0 - 4 Straw - 3 5 11 !LAI Sr. ay t 5 !, a 4 6 u 5 15 WITTTr.coArrL-, Cinvcr 6 6 o a 7 7 0— 6 16 6 (Straw —.Ai 18 ua3 6 0— 3 ft 0 PRICE OF 14:7GAR. Convivial from th Itetarrat lande :1 the werlilllding Ma•,•111.13,1F. r. Of the Duty •of e usiorns paid ur payable hermit II I Lill.tion thervaf into Great Saturday's Gszette..l rtUCE OP STOCKb. liank Ft" A 4a31 per Ccat. 11.,-t('tictii 7S) : pet Cent. Curtaul) 7 4 i 7!'e 4. per Cr:it. b ?..r (.:ent. Navy i tott 171 . Ir :it Stoek I'ittn 14 , nois (5 per ('t. t.) by pr ). v diviuvr bills, 1(1. per Day—. ... .......... 1, .20 pt C..•::?mls for .. 7911 I.wo.r.tr.uitice .1) 5.151 I.oNnov and pant (4 1 y it. WI Lug, No. tow. vt.l. vs.?, brtoiven :t. Ck uctl and rev.-r 117 *Ad th t entire , / by all Xelt“J7.,`i an:: Clcrke t,l the fr,:t: at I'vstalv:.