418 f,, ,P VO - Ner;ll 11 LA TOli 1 7 A HESS OF T RUT 11 • 'H • - Ht il, Detvitter of 1' ! for 11.: tails' Owl were spired ICo her ; .Cll.l. i 1.14. , 11+1 t'tat . uo more; • . heed. ,1NL.3 . 4,1, 5,. - t still is its MT* $ 3; 1 :171. . .` • CY . rah • . „. . •. y 4)1 %1a.., b call. I,irs. 11.. ." .1 , r id :. • • 4 . .tu.) lie: fel T;i4i 1c• ;.: • . 41e, `• , 141 . • . , .• I it , . a. af my toe. Tiled Acttit• r . t" 1 tie . ..• •- t •... •ti . ' • • • 1 •• •••- i tt.,ttt. I our 11. , ;• .1 is -1. :bought? The JII. /:e eot: Ik . 'WI, L Ti/C , - au:l, !•;);•ye,; l'tectueo ~ .4te..). ..10 , Klors of tlcßtoti, Anti .cat is :lie 11 , 131rael; of slave-.:. Nov, I)an'T:lt4t'•lf Bil• - thqiek, 1 bli Thee for.rvel— lay my prtlecnve 1%..i in ---Ist thy •:...m."..ge has won Cly viri ,, z each tlutO Ant; I;.e trir ! They, Adv. 'adier:" Tyra:liv ever 1:•04 't . he: in T. 11.16 .)r I,, , rsmod be t•e;..n. It wilt ti;:e, frr LI v. i- 041.i1P0i - 2U: ever. Winn Lihee.... Sic ••!• of a Q leC1). T.M. AGRICULTURJL REU:r.TP FOR DECENOER. 4 4 w - . ir , • d A cuns;JeraY.e quein!.ty of so :at wes pit iato the wirand dor. ing the first ten days oft e I.re•••mt mom), to :hat toucan of the whev s. busimis mts ne• ne sr r:n.; as• has been iettttr: 'd. Tile • :risme:se bu a t•:e 1 Jewsiu and la .I.l* lOWA whee 4. Ow ra RIE.I 0 ler ~ 1. ••, era?:, is t'at' and luv..l!mat. Li. :0« ea. %um. t.l er so man! yen,sm . Zenverat:on •i- F von i.7e , Li. •me all vt ass; ; ti , cl is clea,..og; i , w• • ••an tn - •of taie,wesah-eat • n••• ra.' ILA '• , 31.7,W a,„eov i• vray for Wal.i. as, a 121 au- are irp• fart •.1 cmori• oy the oloo111; an lion, tieacrw's • .aus itutmg t!ist s;:taritic for the plota:ca, not hay ag yet •J t 0. 11 sAnc. , an of farming opinion. Every sr. I ,c T bill d: ere: ed m 2 ;:i•cc since arm vital • • 7• '5 • . rgs, game, butter. chase, b.•ean. -::• • we how had as mum ravistaince from I..anee and I ...Imo, though we needed it, demonstnitir geoere! sir. ;1. ; !.'lad I.:Ve s ^cic t,' sal kind s , ut far tamer r re^i •• e. es ne .v au low;•:r afford any km , p, Pi . 1 tareui , . es• mt pal :ally ; tt..t s scanty crop; in •tonsequence ta,e suipmt- of o , r oat. and I.u L 2. will in con vertcal mu) firm, _mind end ••,o'• owe ue: - F mu; mutton. a choraet:r which carnot be fa'', •t• given ia fesuimelile oil CAC Meat. with its 10(' in is misavor7 ernli. rod gall coloured grease tub fat. FOLICier `9 :13 1 ca . - Winter homeof the tattle quite a nor. n n ti.w:ase has cW:!,.,^d swi.:e in some pi.n •of Cae matae .0 . countic.. Oar reports tiom even Icon. L: -ex. eau. :n • mu::: }Pl:due-Iva situ opulent raunties, to use the 1ang0..7 o. .J 'pm. Jays, are a. My deplorable. They, rspres, tne t aion:en siatim as f ;:at ability of supporting their laliotruagprez torouo t .t The associated farmers are, it seems, s..reut to renew !ir.tr cation to the Legislature f r f: now so.nc, we dt. no: pro nounce tiac most ju.licou. ut 'an petit, acts, have nut scrup.eil to avow their expectation that Par!iament make enact ments on the aff:Jr of rearait, tantamount La ritis'ng tot rrarbf • corn to the height., witteit migot be. in tact: eadossamn, a saving standard. irelauld send: us :a- tutu :jtc i lahounng truLer seat rents, and rues, with Ludai s..it sod ~ervice, and 'Ming her protlace at the lowest peace mac.. hAstsci.lis, Dec. 30 -1 ite 911;1), nake of Conikid ;e, Capt. .Z.itt - W.lti 1$411.1rtit!:1.11( 10 H/1111' Virgil, W . llll wine,4)rtities, tobacco, &c. driven from toe E!,.,e by die lee and drcatkul hod toe anis:n(lone to get ~ pott the brake, am!. noting this harbour, • There site soon lost leer masts, oil sunk, out most pro not before Inc wt re r belied from their perilous 811,11.1; 1011, by bolts front the place; am: we sin cerely hove that the boatmen who put to sea at the im 'Milton risk of their own Ives, will to -et 3 prowt rewaro fur 111,4 r erimi ions services ma this OCCiOIOsI ; and it is indeeci dtic to their feelings. as tiv.:n and Christians, to say that tillt e• - ere suer Mood har kward .n their en dlaroars to cote Lfr, tosintliteoctd by t fly prospect of remuneration. Capt. Si t'. reports, that at toe time he Ivascnugalled to le;•ve toe L , be, the ice congealed to the bows and tr.oter parts of his tea's], had absolutely , soak her mot.: Ihail IWO fee) iii the wat.e, ono that the budi..s of ice wllich dime() down were tc: . rifir. to behold. The Duke of L'ontliitig€ was owned by Mr. Alive'', tile Wilke!, here, who hat token her for a debt contracted at Itantspte, in the spring of last year, when ;he teceived • great WHO,. Alla we are very happy to that that Gentleman is fully cover. ii at unt• of Cie London luso. r nice o:E.t.a.—A Ural • oat ot).-ervttl tu come down to the assistance of tills ill-fated sit o, a oiatance of seven or eight miles, in the wind's eye, blowing a ;01e, mimic of the twit biter cold days Wt. bare litut! this Isinter; and WC trust these poor fc:lows will collie in for their share of recomitelise, and that the whole will partake of the bmititilid consideratnnt of those blessed with the mewls of rewaollog such gallant and humane conduct towards ,iiir suffering fellow Ptt.3lllrec. Monday night, as Mr. and Mot Ord, of Berkeley. square, were retu,..ting to town from Cueltenhain, iu their travelling carriage, the coachman and servanz riding on the box, on their arriv:•l between Islokorth and Been fired, some rilhtins rontrired to cut the binding of : in Imperial, which was fastened on the top oC n rtwriage, and which coatalued pro perty to a eons-hie' able ..mount, without aunt, ting the attention of any of the parties. l'he robbery LADIES' CLOTH CLOAKS in the greatest varieties, and the most fashionable mid comfortable fitting shapes, eteapef than any house in London, at Nits. INGHANCs Chdd bev! Linen and Millinery Warehouse, No. 30, City Road, near Finsbury Scpme, wi:ere a very handsome and well selected large assortment of Child lkd Linen and Millinery of every descrip tion, is always kept ready, particularly a choice collection of Turban, Lace, Dress, and all other Caps, Frills, Hanilk, -, rchicfs, &c. Country Milliners and Shopkeeper: supplied.—Obsarve, it is next .door to the Rustic House. PATENT APPARATUS FOR PURIFYING WATER.—To obtain that ntost useful article in a pure state, must be the desire of every owe; various methods have been tried to filter NVater, yet all have f. her to produce sufficient foe constant family use. The Patentee of the present Purifiers relies on the (Tinian and initronagl of the most eminent Physicians t taco many of the Nubility and Families have 'moved, by expe rience, that invention is unequalled, all offensive aninialculto, sodangerihg health, being completely excluded. It sunders the most impure Water, from ponds or other sources, beautifully trans'arent. and produces, by superior process, Two Hundred Gallons in Twenty-four flours. Its use is highly approved by Officers in the Navy, and others. on board ships in foreign climates: the construction is simple, its action eqital,never out of repair, and the largest size ccupies a space not exceeding two feet squara. -- The PATENT PURIFIERS are made of various sizes, in stone or leadan vessels, from the very loco price of £2 1'23. 6d. to £lO los. each they may be seen in use at the NVestern Exchange, Bond Street; at Mr. Collins's Warehouse , No. 20, Clements l..ie, Lombard Street; and at the Manufactory of J. STEPHENSON, Patentee, Nu. 6, Mortimer Street, Caven dish Square, London. THE LORDS of the TREASURY'S high ap. probation of our New Year's Lottery is fully equalled by that of the Public, who view with surprise the unparalleled Number (in this Scheme) of NINE Priz..s of .'21,0001. each is ... £189,000 Also, 6660 Of. 20001. &c. &c. ......... 95,940 Making, in Money and C0n5015...R284,9 And alt h ough we have paid their Lordships a large Evtra Sum per Ticket for these unprecedented advantages, we ha .wt only reduced the price of Tickets and Shares, but the Blanks ore less than Half, at,d the Frites are increas.l to DOUBLE, what any former Sc. emc t:ataid have contained.—The Drawing begins 23d January. whets TO REE PRIZES of 21,0001. each will be rtccived EXTRA hi the Fifth Prize, and when the Purchaser of a Single Ticket may obtain' TWO Vtizcs of 21,0001. eada.— Highly asnur limner Schein . have been estimated, we trust the merits of this exceed them all, and me hope to be as fortunate tin our Friends a:s in One Lottery last Contract, when J. and J. SIEVEWRIGHT, No 37, ; lt, Holborn; and 38, Haymarket, Sold Al.l, THE PRIZES OF D.),000l. Prizes increrscd—Blanks decreased, and Price reduced ! I I T MST! 4!relt waist:teflon in recommending the NEW YEA It's LOTTERIES to the notice of his best Friends, the as they will tied the Scheme contains Nine PrizeA of ft ,thsi Nut Two Blanks to a Prize Lowest Prize XIV Money Double the Number of Prizes there usually have been Prat.: or the Tickets reduced Three £Yl ,tagt. at least, must he drawn First Day Three more .C-21,000 may h.. d r awn Fist Day. One Ticket may gain Two .CYI,OOO, 23d This Month. .£63,0,t0 in first Five Minutes must be drawn First Day. Every Ticket now on sale must be drawn First Day Not hall the number of Blanks there usually has been. - - - The drawing cJmtnenees on the day molten Parliament meets, MONTTI (JANUARY), Add before the King's Speech ran be announced from the Throne, at kast 4:63,000 1411:ST be determined, as there -of £2l,tsA) —wed —asw be drawn in the Day Clo,:r - - - A 4 4 9 tu. 1:3 5 - --- 4. 1 9 0 %, t I 12 0 , n(1 PobEshecl I y the Poo. 4% tot. JOHN ce, 76. Flee . Suer t, wherc all I.etterb to t pate) Ittuit to a Itlmirti. . • • • •i 1 • was not diseuvere!! nail their arrival in Lone•en. information w. 1:: itumedi.ttely fo..‘vorde.. l to iviArlbo - arc Three Priz !4 of .4.;:t t,OOO arranged so as to be drawn tothe t-ar se 3 (kg M Five Unites !. rickets and Shares we selling by 11l ill, .. _ _ Suck Broker. 4 , iollllllii. and y. Charing Comb, and by hal Agents in the Country, where he sold in the very last Contrac t, r.mgh.streei Police Office, stud Jefee..ies set about II ay - - - • e... A ~., tractoo , the thieves. Several billrl:e, Emu the Bails Out filliglie d ) p. 1 48.3 in Nine Shan:c .C20,020 Clover ot . shoes, me., imprinted on the ~,er,t behind the 314" in Five Shares.... 21.050 Straw carriage ; and throe countrymen were tr.‘eed to have Z 645 whole .T ic k et lO.OOO --- --- . been drinkipf... 'tint nit itoperial' in their pov.ess'.on, Besides several minor Capitals, too numerous for insertion. I.ONLION aPI int, del • fin far distal; t Of* the shot, slbrirtly after the tau: et The Prices of Stacks arc mixed. hourly, against BISIrs TW IGG, r! Lhe ca., 1 •• lc . • Wirt, 4, Corn!lir, by whitth ;I.e nadir c.,.a ~.,.,.! the ductuations. the Editor, dm tiroy,t i it is FuspecttA t4etopbery %%I.) cora) tted. . . • i . , -. • : . • • . • ate" ,- --. -II _4 I. 7.7.1, !- ..- - -.-- I" - :•. ......-+••••-_ _77r:h. .... • . -- _a_ THENATIONA L REGISTER /DOES ALLOW TIIkBEST IS CHEAPEST. The above truth strongly applies to persons la bouring under dangerous diseases. It is a fact that thousands full victims to their own folly, and their constitutions are ruined by trusting, to their own judgment. or consulting illiterate Pretenders.— licalth, and a good constitution once lost, cannot be easily r.gained. The judicious mode of restoring health, and effecting a permanent cure, is, like the dew of Heaven to a withering plant, a divine bene faction. This is truly applicable to the Medical Baird, which has restored thousands to perfect kaith, after lingering for months, and even after Hospitals had failed. It is also pleasing to hear that the liberal part of. the Profession acknowledge this.Mcdical Establishment tite Fountain Head for superior Advice. Meesrs CoopEn, MuNnoe, Sir F. atixict. and Co of long experience in various Hospitals, and in his Metropolis, are consulted daily by all ranks of people. Letters from the Country, stating the par Oculars of their case, containing an enlosurce, are answered by return of Post, and Medicines sent to all parts of the Kingdom. Mechanics have advice gratis every evening from Six to Eight, and on Sunday mornings until Twelve o'clock. B —COOPER'S MEDICAL GUIDE, with their Lectures on a certain Disease, Ruptures, &c. is in the Press, and will be shortly published. aj- Medical Gentlem e n who attend with their Patients are preselit at the Baard during consul tation. . ALL CARD -to Gentlemen • &linkers XEY. the =mous TO gain patronage of the of elegance of Hair Cutting i.nd Dressing.—J. MON— of 13, Fleet Street, has attained a system of pointing the hair: it leaves no appearance of being recently cut, nor change in the countenance, so often complained of by Ladies and Gentlemen having had their hair practiced on by apprentice boys, and inexperienced young men from the country. J. MONEY performs that branch of the business him still; he points every hair on the head, and studies the counte nance, w ttli a strict adherence to fashion; and as for his Perru9ues and Toupees, he has brought them to the zenith of perfection; they never shrink nor change colour, especially the Roown Crop, so much worn by the eleganices of Lonuon and Paris. MONEY has invented a hair brush, for erulicating the ecurff or dandritr from the skin of the head: it supersedes the use of a small tooth comb, and all spurious weshes. 'f he bristles arc n'sevtl diagonal, and the shape i :concaved to at any part of tl e h , ttl, and passes through the it ir rith:mt lb-caking one: it is approved of by the titst Physicians in I undor. and has received the appellation of the Concave Brush. C.). Every shade and description of Onatnental Hair 30 per Cent cheaper than any house in London. • :mai.. At Ched,aitt, flacks, the key..). 11411, of that place, to Msi • Ams. eldest daughter, and Mt. J. S. Jackson, of stockport, Ches.. to Rebecca, rotund dalloller, of the WC Rev. Wm. Siam ice, of Fetter sue, LOllllOll. At ht. Andrew Undershoft, Mr. 11..1. Gnrc, surgeon, of f:•stswell street, to Isabella, Wind d 'tighter of the late William Jones, of Leaden'iall street. _ . At Lewishum, P. W. Avelino, est. of Camherwell, to Miss Mary Atm, outy daughter of Nit.. tlonto-tt, of Marl:heath Inn. At 11 orpe, near Norwich, the 1... A. F. Loathes, rrcl,tr of Llrormere, "ottotk, to Eliz:tot.th, eldest daug:Aor of the hey. I. B. *lompson. of - tbe former place. St. 6f:doge's, Hanover square, C. Miller, obi. of Hastings, to - Jolt - tom Fteeman, only flanitier to the late P. Aitkins eon R.N. At till..Vl-am, f•ariey, Mr. C. , ol Lichfield, to Alos pinek ney, of Firixton At St. Hiles's, A. Ore, esq. of :otenst Nod, Sur: ey, to Miss hemler. an, only flattener ol J. llontlefsuu, e.g. of ':pper hinrnliangh thcett twinrc. At Lam:Anil, It. Johnston, mi. of Brixton, to Ann Iverson, eines daughter of C. Ilayter.es.l. of the same place. it Sonthainplon, W. I. WI costae, es I . of Ititgby,l l :ar e, to Clots lotto Anne, youtigost dail;%tei - (4.1. ht-elo, esq. of Ily the. At hackney, 1.. Loncorii, esq. of ..inockestrr, to ilenritAtn Anne, oldest datiol,ter of J. Braflock, eon. of Clanton, itlfnescx. Al Nem Ington, Ate. E. Clint,, of his Majesty's Customs, to Elizabeth, el.lest 01 Mr. L'ickeson, t.f I:ant:heap. At (. I. lsw ich,J. Stevens, egg. of Bearhill cottage, Lurks, to Mr , . • Bennett, ot I nraltam green. Al St. -ttodrew's, Holborn, Mr. It. Smith, of the Strand, to widow of the late .1. T. Laycoch, es 1. Dials E. Nosh, req. of Thickets street, Portland place, aged 43. In aged 37, tire. Martha Ann Waltoi it, only daughter of F. esq. of Brandon, At his Inside iu Lainh's Conduit place, A. L. Poynter, esq. At Letilliiw, C. itogers, esti. of Stao.ige p irk It e. Mrs. A. hortillowoitc, of Boil and Mom!. street. At his liunso in I lidi.orn ' the lice. It. 11. Cotton, Ide of White ilart lane, l'ottenliiiin, ageitsSl. Al Ilaininci smith, Elizabeth, wife of :t. T.. (Litho, st, yairsbetly the wife ut itubt. areacock, esti. of CanunlAny square, Islington. Al its house, Chlgwell row, .1. Weolderbiorn, es 1. 'zed 77. In Percy street, Bedford square, aged GO yo rub, Fanny, widow he !ate I. Joilus, en!, 11. Parke. esq. or Gracechnrch strict, aged P 4. In Nlarliu's lace, Cannon street, D. Dambout, esti. aged PO. At Is ewlosi teri ace, Lambeth, Airs. [held, witiONV oi tau late (loverno Goo gl ma t•hArlolle sophia, youngest dailliter of G. Bridges, esq. loditeatsbi idge given, aged Lona)! n.arlicto CORN EXCHANGE, MoNDAY, JAN. I. We had a large supply of Wheat at market this morning, consisting chiefly of what remained over front lasveek's markets, having had but few artivais from our own coos during the last week : the finest samples met a dull sale at our last prices ; but the inferior descriptions were a trifle lower. The trade m Barley was rather brisk, and last week's vices were rea ily obtained. We had an abundant supply of Oats at market (although but few fresh arrivals) for which the dentand was riot very brisk, consequently a trifling depression was experienced. In other articles there is no alteration. CORN EXCHANGE, FRIDAY, JAN. 5. Our Market continues in the same state . on Wednesday, the sevetity of the Host and the stoppage of the navigation of the River having paraliztal all kind of business ' and as the con sumers are not ai yet driven to the necessity of granary samples, the prices of all grain must be quoted nominally, as on is t Monday. AVERAGE PRICE OF CORN, l' er a the Twel• e st atom Ui.inct. of EN6LAN mod %%ALES, for Le %V audios December 331 b, o.l6mo:tett Iron' Sa t : 11.1)*. Gdzettr. 11 neat... 044 Id Barley... V6i 8.1 Berl, 3is 64 Oats.... IV, 2J 1 ... .0. Ild BROWN OR NIUSCOVA DO SUGAR. Average Pike liota the Helm US 1111414 C ln the l% eek ending eilpeeday Im‘t, 330. 50. per cwt. eschtlive ELI) FRIDAY. 3.—We hr • i a pretty pond sourly of prime ~.- at r.:orket this morain:;, Cie ticmami for and In.iday ' s prices were ob: . ot.on aad Ptak el! n . lolly Lupio; t our i. Y IVO * - .11 —The in Li, Usy•mark t IVP 1).1111:. a : 1 1 n.•" tomer Hey, Clove end a. raw, wet•o f•tlly .•u_'.: • . Tic lbllnwt i 3 u r torte..: b.. 0.4104 Of :le • :.!.U l / 1 .:1 at tnat:.et: Pltit.l. ui M CAT, exclusive Head, 1111.1 11.ile, stone 111 111 b. MONDAY. Rect . ' 4s 4tl to ,59 4.11 3fittitat 4s 4tl to 3s 4tl Lamb U 04 to is Veal b's Ud 10 is 0•I Park 4s oil to is j.l Hes:dui C4tilL mat kct. Ile4sts Shwp owl Limb's t+tgr 1...a1% es of th e cult. • of and is surtis r mu* 1 . . Beef 4% V 1 1.• 5, 41 atitat 4s 111 111 a• 4d • 1,14.1.1) Us 011 10 0 , bi Vtlii Jr till 10 6 , lid k Si 4d ttt 6 2;1 (lead of Caul,: at \lu...r;. [kart* . . . Shrir a d Lassilii 39 0 rq.a Catty% 11,11-AlAlthlA. V