INAT, REGIS'' , .-. r CHEAP PATENT LAMP OIL. 7 . . 13. The Imperial British Company beg I. ave acqtta'nt the Nobility, Gentry; And INA lc in gullet - 4, they have estabii.hed War-house, N 0.460, Strand, for t h e sale of Vatatieima , 1 3 ;:ritied Patent La•vp. nearly equal to Sp Itrace'i, at two thirds the expence.—Also ris trach improved linp.-nyttat , ld tiainr,•for, Outside Work, at a re sducett price.—His elegant Paint for the interior of Houses, free front ; and all his other various Frii.toverr,ents and inventions.— T. Vanheijnan (late of Marylebore-street) hiving , i n t h e fear 1805% hied a medal, and a premium, from ti.:. Socict- 6' Atli, for his I nvention,• and by whose approbetton he has been Innioured with the patronage of her Majesty; the Nobility, G'slr tr% , and Public at large, inimvlf of this opportunity, to rrt irn his acknowleflgtnents, .nd to aolicit the favour of their future support ; at the smile timz . egs leave to caution them ai3iit4t ail other lian.eneirahle Paints or. ercd to the Public.---No. 460, Str. nd, December, 1812. - LONDON MARKETS. • CORN-EXCITANCE, MONDAY, JUNE 7• Our market was abundantly hnuplied with all grain this morning, IVlleat, dull sale at H.-decline 1!s. per qr. Barley, 2:: per elleaper having but little demand and a coibidet able quantity here. Beans are per qr. loner and heavy sale. Oats dull sale at a tie- • dine of Arum Ito 'ts. per qr. Malt uu:.aleable. Peas, Rye, and (Abet articles no alteration. s. s. s. %T wa t o . 300 aII White Pease 90 a 95 FisodittO llts- a 134 1 Grey Pease 70 a7l ItYe B•triey Malt s. s. Poland Olts 40 a h - 2 potatoe ditto has a tie Hue Flour V'S a 1 til Second do. 95 a 10. Rape Seed .E. 19 a i t 941 FRIDAY, JUKE 11. Having but little demand ti►r every article of Grain (but Oats) at present, the prices dropped both on Wednesday and this day.' Wheat can find scarce any buyers, at an abatement of about 4 , . per qr. Barley and Malt Is. per qr. lower. Time was a brisk demand this day for Oats, from an opinion that not many were coming this occasioned an advance in the prices of about ts. per qr. since . Monday. Other articles are dull at the above quotation. - • . [From lost Night's Gazette.] AVERAGE PRICE OF CORN, PER QUARTER. von THP: II Ft•it ENOISIG .AINE i.. England & Wales. Scotland. Englaell & Walc::. Sent IVO S. ii. S. 11. 11. il. _ s. 1. Wheat - 0 It)e 75 9 —C) 1 Pease Sli 10 Barley Oats • CU li from So 11. P. Antis 92 .. 1 00 MUPCO. or Brow n9B -.lon► Dona. Nev &Tor. 9 .. 98 Grenada Muscov.9i .. 9S Jamaica .. 94 rood.. .91 .. 98 fine _ ..1041 ENT PRICES OF SU' from to iAlt. from to K. 11. St. Xing & Mont 91 —lOO Taboo & St.Vir.9o ~ 95 Storinam& Dem 99 91 , St,Triaidad 4 10 9b Eact India ..10t) Ground tips $1 fa-erg . . hi% S. IP. Lps brown — —ll6 -fine 129 —Mr Sing.loa.browo 123 best —l'4l .. Powder loaves. 141 ..12i Hambro' ..13 1 Molassev a AVERAGE PRICE OF SUGAR, - - - . - Computed from the Returns made in the We** endow JUNE ft, is gtet, per cwt. exclusive of the Duty of (7nstoms paid or payable thereon on the Import. ation thereof into Great Britain.--[From Saturday's Gazette.] • MEAT, FRIDAY, JUNE 11. ilw.t.D. NEWGATE & LEADENN A LE • MEADS Or CATTLX 1T 1 Cart agit 11. d. it. d. sill ITHrigto II Beef 4 8 a 6 4 BeaFts, about .... 622 U Mutton 6 0a 6 8 Sheep &Lambs 7650 0 Veal 4 8a I 0 Calves l5O !I Pork I 0 a 8 3 Pi r. 3UO II Lamb 6 8 a 8 0 . HAY AND STRAW, PER LOAD. PRICE O . Alt Till a. $. d• goer b S a 7 0 Mutton 6 N a 7 4 Veal Pork . 0a 8 0 _ _ Lomb I 4 a S 4 g• Hay.. 0 •ST. JAMES'S Clover 0 0 Straw . 1 19 Ha) 4 0 WHITECHAPEL 3 Clover 6 6 Straw 1 16 Hay.. 4 4 SMITHFIELD 3 Clover 6 0 Straw 1 16 d. s. a. d O a 510 0 Average 4 5 0 0 a 0 n 0 O a 9 5 (1 U a 5 0 0. 0 a 7 7 0 0 a 9 2 0 ..... 1 19 O b 5 rt 0 a 610 0 O a 9 0 0 Lomas : Printed and Published by HENRY HAY at No. 11, Newcastle-Street, Strand ; and forwarded by all Newsmen, the Clerks of Roads, and Booksellers throughout the United Kingdom, free of Postage ; into the Country ; at les. Ad. per quieter. ~ . ttiE N) CROOWc itTLL, GREENWICH. • TO HE. SOLD, The LEASE of a iunst excellent FAMILY HOUSE, incomplete substantial re pair. situated on Crtioni's II tl. einienandinc a view of the Pack, and replete every con% eoie ;re for a re‘poct , ible A Coach-house and three- , tall For plrticulnx appiy to Adam Murray, Surveyor and Lattd-Azeat. 4;1, St. Ma tin's-laue, Charing-crass, at Is, Combat ; and to Mr. Blake, Greenwich. Letters post-paid. LIGHT WATER-PROOF BEAVER HATS. FR ANCTS and SAMUEL IiVKLEILH, No. 45. V.iee. •-ctreet, Soutbwaili po-yectfally inform the Public that they Matitifact ire siiperirir Light Water-prop. Beaser Hats on an eiltirely new principle, warranted to resist.the effects of raj, and all kinds of (lamp, retaining their shape and beauty much t an? other Hats (the nap wearing free to the last), and eminently combiaiag the. ad vantages of lightness and durability.—Sold Retail by Francis Eve'Leigh, No, 50, Cheapside and by many of the respectable Hatters in 'lowa and e.ountry. PATENT WARNING WAITII. Under the immediate Patrona;...e of his Ro)al Highness tho.Delte of York. This truly ingeniow and highly useful invention performs the part of a monitor, to remind the nearer of any 'number of appointments he may have to attend' to in the course of a day. without the trouble of opening the watch, and .waken him at . any time regitired. The simplicity of this alarm deprives the w• •. 'r of all fear of dentneing, and even allows him no opportunity of niismar.ogen.ent, offering every altbirable c.mvenience &t a moderate expence. Sold by the Manufacturer, C. K. Vinci., 44, Castle-street, Holborn. SPRING BREAKFAST.--The SASSAFRAS COCOA 10 not only more nutritious than Cocoa or Chocol•t'e, but, on account of possess ing a mild, crateful aromatic quality, affords a moA excellent breakfast and sup per. particularly adapted to the Spline; Season. Possessing, as it doe!,, in alii*b slegreit. the peculiar corrective properties of Sassafras. it also keeps the system in a very healthy state, and effectually destrois the seeds of the diseases which are apt to come into action in the Spring . , as eruptions or foniness of theskin, and setvfu lous affiotions. People of rooty, biliithis, asthmatic, and consumptive habits, will aiNo tind it a most invaluable article of diet. T.mis Coco .1 is recolenanded by the first Physicians and Surceous.—mold by Wm. Wilson, Grocer, JO, S.ratid, oeirner of Buckingham-street; 6s. td. per pound. SALMON, TURBOT, AND COD, &c. As a Slime for these fivh, nothing k more esteemed than Puslcts'ir F.-sexes 7 .Anrome, newly Invented, prodoeing with h.tlf the usual trouble and exprnce, superior *suet , . when Lobsters sr* out of Se3SOl2, or when they cannot be procured. —Also his original Oyster Ketchup for Beef Steaks, &c. equally approved; Pia, 4s. Half-plat, 19. prepared to keep in sit climates.—Caution. The extensive de mand for these articles having ',minced senile imitations (to &event de;apooint welt) purchasers are requested to observe th e insCription, •J. Perkio, stile In ventor; is on the Inbeliof bottles its any without it are spurious. Sold Wholesale and Retail, at. Purkia's old established Warehouse, for choice Pickles. tine Oils, Sauce, &c. No. ituncery-lane. London ; and by respectable Agents in all the provincial Citica and Towns in the Kindom. SPYRING AND MARSDEN'S LEMON ACID FOR SAUCP, &e. this Acid for the tal:le (which, from its hieing a fine powder combined with the fragrance of the Leman 'l'i'ef, would be generally approved of if it was better known i bas been mostly confined to persons of bigU rank, and only requires a trial and sufficient publicity t. become general whe.never Lemons are wanted for domes. tic purposes. There is a direction on the hectic. for Punch, Lemonade. &c. Sc. It is sold at the following Italian Warehouses:—Tboines, Brown. aud Ball, Bond-street; Meckor and Avelinr. Piccadilly Price, Haymarket . Pressy and Barclay, Oxford-street ; Plaistow, Pall-Mall ; Stiuton, St. James's-street Wtst, Xing-street, Sobo s Lazenby, Edward-street, Portnan-square ; Rawlinson.ereat Port!ind-Areet: Atkinp;on, nagger, and West. Oxford-street ; Davis, Great Rus. so!;-:treat: A Gloucoeter-street, Bloomsbury; Wright, Lamb's ondnit • street; Pow,;;I 'and Son, Shwa and Son, Marchunt, Holborn . Hurcombe. St. P_Pul's Church-y.lrd . !Isle and Fenners, Poultry ; Crabb. Lombard - street. Halts, Efrain-lane aud Camila!: Witt, Leadenhall-street Stokes, Fetielturcb-street Gr•-gory, Gracechurcb-street; Young. Wapping : Simpson, Fleet-stree , ; Hie .son and :liodsna, Strand ; Riches, Princes-street, Weittnin,ter ; it is also told by Druggistsi Confectioners, aud Patent Medicine Wartlwayies, is bottles 2s. (id. Please to notice the names of Spyring and Marsden oaths wrappers, as no other Is genuine. LOVE'S PATENT BRITISH SHIRTING CLOTH ; English Flax and Cotto►► united in the sante Threat:, and the only Manufacture of the kiud in the United Kingdom. Established in !SOK. This fabric cal:blues the properties of great durability—beautiful appearance-- pleasantiletut is wear, and more conducive to health in all seasons and climates than any.other deseiript.ion of "'shirting cloth. Every piece is as usual warranted and sold at the Patentee's original Warehouse, 15}, Cheapside. near St. Paul's; Harding, Howell and Co. 89, ; and no other house is London. The Proprietor tinds it necessary to state,in consequence ofa house in Cheapside efE•rine for sale an article termed Imperial Patent Cotton Thread Shirtings, that Lowe's manufacture is the only description of Shirting Cloth for which a patent has ever been obtained ; every piece of %illicit has his sic•nature. and any other fabric than Lowe's, sold in imitation of, and as Patent Shirting Cloth, is spurious, and an Imposition on the Public. GEORGE LOWE, Patentee. No. 151, Cheapside, near St. Paul's. s s •As a C lution to plan] the Public against any future attempts at fraud and dem. t ;on, the Proprietor has thought it necessary, in justice to himself, after many yea; s labour and ezpence iu biingitig this article to its present state of perfection, to add the co: winding remark of Gibbs. lieforewhom an Action (Lowe v.Wnod) was tried, and incontrovertibly tiecidesi in favoor of the Patentee last Hilary Tern : that be (the Learned would consent to no compromise between the parties in this cause, but a dirLttuct admission of 11r. Lose's Patent Hight?! t S