CIRCUITS. Dye and Places appointed cm: bolding the Lent Assizes, 1822. vm— Nor.roui CIRCUIT. Sir Charles Abbott, Lord Chief Jtistice; Sir Richar Richards, Knight, Lord Chief Baron. Anckinghainsitire—Satuttiar, March 9, to Aylc,bury. Besltsoroshire—Thursday, March 14, at Redford. Iluntingdondlirc—Saturday, Match 16, ut Huntingdon. Cuttbridgedlire--Tuvsdar. M:q . ch 19, at Canduidge. NottOlk—Saturday, March '2.7. at Thetford. Suffolk—ThurrAlut March 214, at Bury St. Edinund's. MI DL AND CI 11CUIT. SiryThcrt Dallas, Knt., !.ord Chid Justice; Mr. Justice Best. NorthantiaanAtire—Satuttlay, March 2, at Northuntidoa. itutlandsnire—Friday, Mardi s, ut Oakliatu. Lincolnshire—Saturday. Alarch 9, at the Castle of Lincoln. City of I.incolo-I'he same day. ut the City of Lincoln. Nottinghatushite—Friday, .Harsh 15, at Nottingham. Town of Nottingham—The saute day, at the WNW of Notting. Dcrbys!iire—WcAlnestlay. March o .'o, at Derby. Lcieestershite—Monday, March SS, at the Castle of Leicester. B.arough of Leicester—The &due day, at the borough of Lei ecact. City of Coventry—Saturday. Match 50, at the city of Coventry. la'arwick.hire—The same day, et 11:arwiek. HOME illictra. Mr. Baron Grahem; Mr. Baron Wood. Ilertfonlshire—Touraday, March 7, at Hertford. Esaex—Mon , lay. March tl, at Cheltusfonl. /1,-nt—Moutlay. March 18, at Maidstone. s,l,sex—Montley, Mardi 23. at Horsham. Sarrey—Thursday, March , 25. at liim.fston upon Thames. NORTHERN CIRCUIT. Durham—Weilnesday, February 27, at the Castle of Durham Westmorelanti—Thursday, Feb. 28. at Appleby. 'fawn of Neat:vale upon Tyne, ant; county of the isms town ...Saturday. March 2, nt the Guildhall of the said town. :Corthintilierlaud—The b3MC day, at the Castle of Newcastle wan Tync. Cutulr.ciand—The same day, at the city of Catlisle. C,ty of York, and county of the same city—Saturday, March 9, at the Guildhall of the said city. Yorkshire- -The aaii,e day, at the Castle of York. lanesallire-,Saturday, March 25 ut the Castle of Lancaster. WESTERN CIRCUIT. Mr. Justice Paik ; Mr. Justice llurmugh. Southampton—Monday, March 4,41 the I as, le of Winchester. Wiltshire —Saturday. Match 2. at New Salton. Darsetshire—Thor•day, Marco 14, at Dorchester. Devonahire—Nloaday, March 18, at the Castle of .Exeter. City and County of Exeter—The saute day , at the Guildhall in the city of ENcter. Cornwall—Mothlay. March 25, at Unmet - fon. ardinerbetallile—saturitity. March CIRLUI 30, t' the Castle of Taunton. .OXFORD Mr. Baron Guriow ; Mr. Justice Richardson. Serhshi:e—Monday, March 4, nt Reading. Oxfordshire—Wednesday, March 6, at Oxford. ‘Voreesteraltire—Saturday, March 9, at Worcester. Cite of Worceaus-1 itc iame day, ut the city of Worcester. Siiiflllrilshirc—Tkursclay, March 14, at Stafford. Shropshire--Wedmistluy, March 20, at Siaewsbury. fiereford,ltire—Monday, March 2.) 9 at Hereford. . Monannutlishite--natutday, March 30, at Monmouth. filocassersitire--Wednesday, April 3, at Glace ter. city of Glocester—Tile same day, at the city of Gloetster. CHESTU,II CIRCUIT. The' Hon. C. Warren; the lion. S. Marshall, Sergeant at Law. Miratstantrythire—Saturday, March at Cool. Denbighshire—Friday, March 2:4 at liuthin. blintsliire—Thuraday, April 4, at Am. Clieater—Weili , csiltiy, Aura 10 at the C:!.. le of Chester. • CARMARTHEN CIRCLIX. S. Heywood, Sergeant at Law; J. Balguy, Esq. cartliom—Wcdnes.4lay, April 3. ilaverfordwest—Tue..day, /toil O. Carmarthen—Montlay, April 13. SOCTII %VALES CIRCUIT. W. Wingfield, Esq. Chief Juatice; R. M. Casberd, Esq. GLatuorganahire—Tuetal ,, Y, April 2, at Cartlill. lirecoilaairc—Tuesday, April 0, at Brecon. It a drior a hite—Mond..y, April 15, at Preiteigne. NORTit WALES CIIiCCIT. 11. Leycetaer, le:sq.; W. kenrick. Esq.. Glamorganalthe—Tuessloy, April 2, at Beautuarts: t a iniarvoushire—Wcalitemlay, April 3, at Cailiarloll. Nvrionathshire—Tueilay, Apra 9, at Bala. Garr()ll, the Suli;Ak Champion, at a late Gght Laving expressed his disappointment that he could not get a customer, cautiously challenged three men Intler his weight, or coy 13 stone man in England, excepting Gas.—Shelton, well known in the pugi -I.,:ic ring, like a true John Hull, thinking that tew tyt t rds were wonest mended, though under Garroll's weight, has briefly accepted his challenge fur a snug Lundred, and desires an answer on the day of his honetit; and if 100 is too much, Shelton, to ace= riodate him, says he will meet him for 10 or 201. 'Eley are both good men, and if the match is made, excite much interest among the Fivicy. . • GREAT STISP.P L CUA ,y last was the day aint. , iitted Mr toe gr•at sweepstakes steeple chase, mei r. oily miles of rough country, between Capt. Holmes and Mer,rs. [ticket and .11.1tit;ootery, fur fifty guineas ctch. Tile match took place at eight -o'clock nt the mornsitg e trom Cowley, Bucks, to Nettlebed-hill, (ha-, tordsitire, amidst s 6:la of Capt. Holmes r tile • fauto,us hay mare, late the inn 'en) of .Ir. liar .y, and one of the host of the Farley Hunt. Mr. I:,,:licts was mounted on his hone Sioper, and 2.1 r. .Nlwn:, 4 ,,onery on his roast witting. The Once wcitt oil toaktaer, accompanied by about a gritting.. horsemen, and l.r4c from the road tow,v - tts the nage evinces, and pr.- violably to an ivititt.thet c, each had some hazardous leaps. '1 lie c 'main rode through the hest c.ipp,ce, all an ta eoni.ts skotetlit at dill:rein ..tigles, and preserved their .0 en comic. At 11 yquitit incatsures the c•irniiit svt.s rt;e.elved at fail spct:44 aml about a vole 011,116 right was Ricists, tuakny. foil p!ay. 'lute nice here was very ioxi:esting between tit: it.o, 11t. Alutstgoniery having, lartred his horse in ero....itt,t a lit uiet. Captain 1194 he'd but ileaty nthog iota titles front home, aid ?1:: Itickcts Was ahont mill' a mile behind on ;mother Lack, where the ito.se could make better play, but U e eAsuain wait me match by four minutes. He was the: las/smite at 5 to 4 against each of his antaronists, and h. pvrtintted the instance, as a bird Might Hy, is one ktor anti 31 tuittatur. - li• - IP.WL ;, - THE NATIONAL REGISTER THE GREATEST DISCOVERY IN THE UNIVERSE for changing in a few minutes, Red or Grey Hair on the Head, 11'hiskers, Eyebrows, &c. to a Brown Black, (withlut staining the skin) is ABIGAIL'S GOLDEN ME- Luc TINcTu it E. The proprietor dues not wish to say much in its praise, as a trial will convince it to be the best article fur changing the hair. Several Ladies und Gentlemen who have used the Golden Metal lic Tincture have given it the decided pretiirence to various arti cles which they before used torn sanilar put pose. ()fiscal , E.—Dyes are in general made from lunar caustic, ex. tracted from silver, lime, white lead, Atc. which are unhealthy, and troublesome in their application, and turn the hair to a pur ply hue; but the Golden Metallic Tincture, which is extracted from Gold. is sure to change the hair on the head, whiskers, or any other part, to no other talour than a Brown Mick, in a few minutes without staining tht skin, or the least trouble, by merely pouring a little of it in a wine glass, and dip the narrow pint of a dressing comb in it, and comb it through the hair, which will stun dry and have the desired edict. Further particulars um in the Directions, which a!e staled rip with each bottle, so that any one can their own hair with caws and secrecy is a short time. _ _ . ..... The proprietor, after consulting with the first Chemical Gen tlemen in the Empire, and trying fir years, with great expense and difficulty, to extract a tincture limn has at last suc ceeded, and it is proved the purest and innocent dye in the Uni verse for changing hair. CAUTION.—As various articles arc generally tried to be coon terfeited; therefore Ladies and Gentlemen will be particular and ask for ABIGAIL'S CULDEM METALLIC TINCTURE.. at 1!. per bottle, or six bottles fur 5. which is a saving. anti observe t• Abigail A. P." is signed on the cover of each bottle, without it is not genuine, and cannot answer the purpose. by appointment, wholesale, by Air. Prince, at No. 9, Poland rtrset, Oxford Street, London; and by most principal Periumers and Aletheine Venders. To accommadate Ladies and Gentlemen residing in any part of the Country, by enclosing the money in u letter by post, di rected to Mr. Prince, 0, Poland Street, Oxford Strict. London, Mr P. will send them by return of coach to any part 6f the King. dom. It is bo prepared as to keep in ali climates ; the older the better. Merchants, Captains, also Country Shopkeepers, will receive liberal allowance for esportution. Mirts. 1 4 Ift. S. Tienthei, of Clnple3m road, of a lon. 'the lady of Jas. Mood), cal. of Iluider street, Brunswick squars, of a ,on. a. —... Moreau, of Savne gardens, of a for. l'he I oly of Alexander Blacker, msg. 01 011 Castle, near Strou d , Gloucestershire, of a son. lu SWIIIOOIII street, Meeklenburgli s tunic the lady of the Hee. J. W. of% dangitter. Di Devonshire stieet, the lady of It. Costing, esq. of a son. In Callitanst plate, Stoat. , street, Mrs. G. Barclay, of a soil, At Malta, die laity of Majur W. r. De Bathe, ttLitis regiment, of a daughter. The lady of W. Sanity% esq. Great Queen street, Westminster, ot a 8011. ill Corkspiir street, the lady of B. Lesy, ceq. of a (leveller. Lt I:d.ineisill 'elect, blls. I. Motto, JIM. of a daughter. At Dunkirk, the laity or Captant Whitlock, tt.N. Of a son. q3arritt. On Thursday eveninir, fir special licence. M the Dole of shire's, at Chtiovick. by his Gritee the Alcbliishoo of 1 k, the I! on. Georp,e Agar , only ton of Vlrcuil.st (Anti Of Lady Cal nue Sp 'neer, his o he, cutest daughter of tsiin 3,„ ( Matibetiough), in tlo Ilan. Coo giana 11 , iwattl, 1,12 , li.l i•r Viscount Morsieth, (awl of body Omit gialta 4 a, mlisli, his stair , . Ire eldest slaughter m ‘.4 illiatn, hills Duke ut Deroosidie), :std gu and d.uteLter .d the Eat I o r Carlisle. Al Newington, Mr. W. Fislier, eldest ton of N. l'isfier, eat. of her rn lacy, to Rachel, uuly daughter ut I. hlualiC, es+ ut Newington, Surrey. At Plymouth, W. Tanner, eq. of Snothamotou, to Marla Prudence, daughter of G. Taylor, esq. of the former place. Al st. Margaret's, Oe,llaillibler, 11. G. Bank., paymaster of the Mit reginout of toot, to Met. Boras, sister anti cohelrea of the late I. Pa ammo, epi. of stainford, Liucolushb r. At Chatham, Liout..e..l. Dashootia, of the 3.1 Guards, to Caruliue„ fourth daughter of air U. Bat low, h.C.P.. ONE DAY OVER, AND FOUR Prizes of X‘20,000 in the Wheel. J& J SIVEWRIG HT lay before their leriene. . and the Public the present Rich State of the Wheel;- 5,m0 Tickets were drawn the First Day, and the following Capitals remain for the Second Day, NEV'r THURSDAY, 14th Mancti, when the Fire-drawn Prize will receive TWLNTV THOUSAND POUNDS!, 4 - - of- X 20,000 I 7 - -of - - £5OO 3 4- - - - 1,000 13;! Tickets and Shares (warranted undrawn) are selling at SIVE • W RIGHTS' Old anti Fortunate Offices. 37, CORNIIILL, 11, 110lAmIlN, and 38, HAYMARKET. Lt.MDON ; wh,ere they sold in the Iteit Contract, No. 4,411, a Prize of .C 23,0001 Also 18,051, a Prize of .I:3, , zoo—and many other Capitals the last Des' of the let Contract, till in Share.:. Tickets and Sham are alto selling by their Agents in the Country. _ AP the Original Proprietor, has so im . proved the RUSSIA OIL, that it will be pleasant, Axel will keep in all climates. Through the discovery of an extra vahiabl.: iagreelient. and which has been proved, will he sure to assist in preserving, anti promoting the hair, a 111 make it grow thick and long, prevent it falling off or ever turning,. grey, mid will be sure to assist in restoring it to bald places, it the lea,t signk of roots are remaining. - And as the Proprietor is now resolved not to prepare his Rus,Aa Oil without that valuable in. gretlient, although very expensive; therefote the Proprietor cannot possibly sell the ounce bottle for less than ss. and the large bottle, which contains live ounces, for one sovereign, which is a saving. And as some think the Russia OA deer, the meson is easily ascertained ; for instance,anounce bottle of Oil of Roses is only about se. ; and an ounce bottle of the best and genuine Otto of Hoeg. , " is live guineas. 'Hie reason is, because the one it far more preferable to the other. So it is with PRINCE'S iteaia Oil, which is far preferable to any other article for the flair. Even Medical Gentlemen have published in the Gazette of Wahl', that- Nina'. Russia Oil is superior to any Oil for the hair ; will re: to cit on bald places, and strengthen weak hair • sooner than soy other preparation. Also Mt. Marshall, the Std Court (lair (Leaser, of Wig - more Street; Mr. Damon. hair Dresser, &c. to die Royal lousily. Weymouth; Mr. Adams. Boar Lane, Leeds; and hundreds of other principal Hair /rei • sees, have declared that they . recommend Prince's Russia Oil before any .other, as front experience they have found it to be the best for preserving and I,romuting the Hair. cleating the scurf, and keeping the head and heir clear.; although there are other Articles fur the flair daily `u td in the Newspapers. But thine arc thousands of Ladies and Gentlemen have a weal head ut Hair by using PRINCE'S celebrated RUSSIA ()IL. But time Ladies being persuaded to use other Oils, they soon found the ditierence, as their Hair began to fall oil: or get grey. Ladies will find Prince's !otitis Oil preferable to any other Oil for dressing their own, or faise hair. as it gives a natural gloss, softens And curls it. Gentlemen wearing powder oualit to use it instead of pomatuni I it promotes cybrowa, whiskers, Ac. Sold Wholesale, Retail, and for ) , .xportation, by the role Pro prietor, A. I' MINCE, removed to No. 9, Pula nd-street. Oxfonl erreet, near the Pantheon; and by Mr. Smyth, Perfumer to his Majesty, New bond-sued ; and by most ,iruicipal Perfumers and Mcdidne 'Venders. Proved by atillavit, the 24th of November 1811, before the Lord -Mayor, that A. Prince is the Original Proprietor in the. Universe of the Russia Oil; therefore it' an' Perfumer. Medicine Vender, Hair praiser, or any one-vista se." ltmada. Oil, that it not Prince's, they are impostors, as they sell counterfeits to their customers. Ladies and Gentlemen will he particuler, as there are unprin cipled persons in town and count.). who sell counterfeits, and say they are genuine There has been of late Counterfeit Russia sal sold in almost every street; and Intros:in s have made the covers of the Cetin • terieit Ilassia Oil so touch like the Genuine. and even Minuted the original Proprietor's name; therefore pureaasersehould be cau tions, and hare it of the Proprietor , or of a respectable Perfumer or Medicine Vender. As several Ladies and Gentlemen in the countr I have complained that they have been taken in by unprin cipled persons belling them counterfeit, thereline. by cheloting tie inte.ey ina letter for the Russia Oil, &c. directed to Mr. Prince, No. 9, Poland eared, Oxliml-strut, London, Mr. P. will •nid them by return of coach to any part MIMI kingdom. riU of Ni3ct-ren Capitals drawn the Firxt D.ty, bISII sell no less than Si:vat:l!! There arc stil! Fifty, sis Capitals to draw, including Four grand Prises of .1%/0,000 liow many of them bISH will sel!, we cannot tell, but a slant tmie will determine, as the next Day of Drawing will be NEXT 'Fur, nsoAr, when the tirst Pricv driwn must be tio.ooa Money, and many other Capitals must be drawn the H 1111.9 BIM' is selling unorawn Tickets and Shares id his tinge, 4, C.irnhill, and 9, Cluing cr0..4, London, 4 :,,a by OA Agents iu the Concur,. COAL MARKET, hiAoco d. Ship* at Markcf. Ships sold. Price. 224 Nrucuotle I Sunderland k 4 1 1re'' *- 2 _ aeD. On the 12th of October last, off Sierra Leone. lieutenant James Still, of his Majest)'s ship thicasaut, auu ut V. Still, cal. U. iferuuslaira lit South Andley street, aged 19 months, Augusta, daughter of W. L. Hughes, esti. At Ucsiniut, Ile. ta Elizabeth, daughter of the Isle S. Cattley„esq. uP Canihei well, aged 17. P.11:11(1 of :title end road, aged I illiaid, third 2011 La C. Edwards, ut Iltaidesdnn, Herm At her I csidence, Richmond hill, snare', Jane 1 heiesa Dciafosse, relict of the late Rev. R. Al. lJelatossc, lA,. 11. aged G's. At hi. house at Cliiiatlek, S. Wu, dfoife. es•+. aged 74. Falwain, Weft sun of NW. E. Cheri ill, of Nvs‘c.igile place, Cleat.- enwell, aged At his apartments In Dartmouth street, Westminster, (tear Admits' Abraham a i 1 1 .% Ott. aged 7 5 . In tll, aged CU, the lady of Sir S. 11. Moiland, hart. Lon Don 3arkets CORN EXCIIAXGE, FRIDAY, MARCH R. There I. every large supply of Wheat offered this day, amorg which are some few tirsh arrtvaLt of fine samples, which go oh' well at our last quotations ; but the interior, which comprises the mcior part of it, is dull of sale, and remains on hand, although offered at lower prices. Barley keeps up its }nice briskly.; the samples arc superior, and, upon the whole, it continues to look up. date are as dull iii sale na they well can be, nor are we able to notice the quality as bring better than that heretofore offered, and a hick scuds to continue the depression of this grain. la Deans and Pees there is no variation in price front NVesinisitlay's statements; the latter article has, however, the briskest sale. Upon the whole, the market is much the same as on Monday, sales being generally dull, with the exception of Barley. CURRENT PIaCES tai l'er Wiuchester Nlca.ure MUNUA Y. S. S. L; a 12 S& a 51 36 a 56 4.7 a It LI N TU If Eight Bush,: W MUNI:SO. O. E. 50 a 72 24 a 64 a 56 27 a 29 11 . L W ELK, Flllll.l. Y. S. .• 56 a 72 94 a 64 26 u LAI VT a[9 Old Wheat New Red Wheat New 14 bite 40— Ity - e Bretok., or Bud; Barley a 27 21 27 I2la `a Pale Malt drew ort'ulattado. 22 a `.,?;) k 2 a 24 22 a 24 New Tick ikUUS kO a 23 22 a 24 211 a 24 Old ditto New Pigeon ditto 24 a 2:) 24 at 2a 21 a ISailiaa Prate Grey Itapewed per iibei 101. a 221. 30/. a 3-4. .1/01. a 32:. A% Flt %tit: Per Quarter, of the Tweike Alaritime Distiicts or ENGLAND and WALF.a, for the %Veek etultu4 Match 21, eatr3vted /tom Satuttlay'i 4.l2ette. 461 lid Barley... 19% 2,1 I 13ean4......224 8I Rye .... 23c 5.1 I 1,15 t 154 /HPra. ... 23. it 111tOW N OIL AIUSCO WO 151/6.AK.. Average limier from Ike Rearm. made in the 1L fleck ending Wedm stld‘ List. 31s. I 3 4 1 per cwt. exclusive I'IOLE OF FLOUR, Per Sack of Five 13uatiels, or 2801h$. s. a. :Monday. P. s. Fine English Flour SO a 51 I American Floor ... 37 a SU Second.. uata 44 abo f puts I;aci el of cwt. 13100 1 / 4 1). 1 0,1. the ibtart rift Loaf. Jll/11tii,El. Frt t Dar VlAnCalls—Titcro was but a small soppy of Beans nt matica flits day, but the dell-Walt was llA, great, and Beef ,Lay be quoted the same as on nlonday. Toe nuany:tr of ;Sheep toodetate, but Alutton tiassanalic.l lio a:terati.mia praxt. Pork and Veal remain as per last, and Wes not vey toe llay-mraliet, flay, Clover, wad straw suppoeted lust weci,'s quotations. The toilowing is a correct statement of the prices and numbs s a' market:— PItICE of Al EAT, exclusive of the 004, trbi. h consists 01 Head, Etitt MA HIV!, Mid is NCO Oi a uwlt IJ. per potted.—lter MUM' of WO*. 510 OA V. 1t,.,., 3s ill to 3s 101 f 3 6 , Atuttou 34 4d to Zs !id. vw 3. Od I.wuW Us tbl to Os 0.1 0. Od Veal 3 , 4 lit lu Os Od 44 Od Pork 24 8.1 to 4.. J i 0,1 to Head of Cattle at market. I Attie 21 A), Iluasts Sheep snit , Ugh , es 133 rcitm Y. Beef 3 Gol in 3• 10,1 AI to No. 3. ad I. Si 04 Laub 0: Od to 0. ofl ip*,.q.l 4a 0d in 5: 8 I Pork at Ud to 4. 01 !lead of tattle at Nla I 0. . . . . • aild and Lant!o; Yirs ) C:cve• l5l - - LONDON t Printed and Published by cite I'raprictor,•l o ll N W1 ( 36, at tile oLec, ;b. Flee:Street, 0: LkltCr.i the Editor, (postpaid) must be addriamd. A- -..w- .i "' SO 5...- -