VII>.IES AND SPIRITS. At Old Prices till the Ist February nest. The late Accounts from Oporto announcing the re fire of Orders on account of the ravrvitv of WINES, and the late uncommon demand for INMCITO U. WINES. have so thinned the Stock in Dock, that a very considerable rise in Price hes taken place, and it is certain, a still further and very heavy advance will take pl..ce, THE CONINIENCI.\ I. HALL WINK COMPANY will on tie :NI day of February nevt. be tinder the necessity of advancing their voirr WINES as below. Also in connvience ufthe advance in BRITISH SPIRITS, the Company will be under the necessity of advancing their GIN, Is. per Gallon. and at the 'ante titve COG 111.‘C 1111ANI)V. Ys. per Gallon. but in tinter to accommodate their Frien , is previous to the day of advance, the Company will, till (h. Yd of 1/...hritary all orders at Ind Prices. but on that and following days till &elite is Ideal of a still further advance, l'iort 3 now 425. will be 451. ...... au ... .... 50 .........54 Cogniar Brandy.— ... 33 ...... ...37 Thsre is also every probability or all articles in the WINE and W'l HIT Tlt ADM, eioserteneing a comiaeraide rise in price, parti ettlarly (111111) WI NES from the Cape of Good Hope—which bang much improved have npi with such an unprecedented demand. that very few are on hand. Those stated as below may be fully relied sport and at the prices here quoted till nutlet is given of an Ad vance. Pct not. Clm. Wine _ Fes Dos. Do. Old Pb..st DJ. Cost India Do. 60 110.'F.:ncritroOlatleirafiavouryia tirdnti Madeira so West India do. 68 East India do. 84 Claret the finest Chateau Mar- Am iturne and Yin de Grave 73 Cr !HOUMA( FINE. Fin: fail bo,:ial Cape Madeira 34 C. C. Cape 46 Cale Yin de Grave in French hotdea ♦.4 Cape ►lock in do. do. Porutc in an. to. ... 36 Bei cnpeleira. %fruit the Tints (;rape)...... Fin: Sherry ... 46 VF.ItY OLD AND Ohl Inlrn.cy Matkira in Pinta 45 Du. Constantin Do. C.nrrarella 32 !)o. Prigniac 67 540. Oxford•street, London. No. Iv, Skinner-spas. aid THORPE & CO, 43, Flay Market, Lonann idly inform their Friends and the Public, that in a few day. they will advance their rola w INES 6s. per Doren, and T'l A, Is. per 6311nn. riuir present Pricks are es follows, for ready Mpncy only. W I N Per Doz. d. Fine Port ... 1 la 0 Fine old Port Vintage of P:r Doz. C S. 11. •Ditto Fast Tnelia Itindeirri 3 1b t.) Ditto ( . 1 iret of the first 1812 2 G 0 °Ditto ditto Croowl tinee Years in Role 3 0 0 •flitto old Shen . ; ...... 2 K 0 "'Ditto tad Zunte ...... 2 8 0 Ditto Teneriffe and Nl dor.i4 . 2 6 0 Ditto WL.,t India Ma. •Daw I3wnti ditto ... 2 In SPIT Per Gallon. growth 4 15 0 Dino Lisbon 2 I; 9 Ditto Mountain 2 8 0 Genuine Dry Cape Ma-, tl;ira - I 11,0 •Pink ion! Whitt. Ndyean 3 6 0 •Malmsey in S •Constantia, ditto ... ... 2 16 0 British Gin, the finest fia •Ditto ditto ditto ... o to Old Jamaica Runt 0 17 0 • - PP •ro g n inc Brandy very old I 13 0 • Hollaners Gin ... 1 6 0 British Brandy ... ... 0 15 0 Per nozen. •Rum Shrub. of the most Ileliarms flavour 2 16 0 N.H. Tture with a • a:e very old and particularly fine. Very superior l'iue ApLie awn, warranted to be seven pars old, 11. tea. per Gallon. FRAUD I'll F.V V. STET) To enonteract the many attempts that nre daily snado to impose on the unwary a spurious composition instead of '.1.1 mine ',lacking prepared by Day and Martin, they arc lad= ad to saopt a new Label in which th zir address lIIGH HOLBORN, s placed so conspicuously. that they trust an attention to this, and the difference of the type, which is unlike all letter-press. will enable pnrehaarra at once to detret the imps .ition. The Real Jayan lli!..\CKTNG,madeby 11 AY and NI ART! N . 97, high Ito:Dom will in (mitre be in Bottles at rid. Is. and ls. W. each, and a espy oldie Label left with all Venders DAY awn MARTI N. 97, High Holborn. tYTON, Stork 13ruker, 2, Cornhill, Petttrna his rueful thanks for the favours of his Nui lte. reccivol the more than to years past. and more respectfully presents them with the heaths of the Schente of the New Year's I .ottery. which he flatters hinisclf need only be wean to be gcm.n.ily ativroved :—'Vitere !WV Three Grand Prizes of .33.0001. ca,4l, which. with the 97 other Capitals. will be all raid in Sterling Mont:y ; the I>rawing begins the 4th of March. and the First Irawn blank. on each Day will be entitled to the proportion cf it Nix! , of Old Port Wine in exchange. tiw 1.000 year., or longer if required ; full particulars of which may he had. gratis, at 2 Co n 1 - 11 , 1.1.. while every dcs-rtp•tnn of t•utines , • in the riddle Funds is faithfully transnctivl. The ditli•rcnt variations in all the Government Securities. may be known as shove every hour. lIORNSBY and Co. Stock-Brokers, respectfully ac quaint the Public that they have on tulle a variety of Tickets and ithares for the Lottery to begin Ihnwing on the 4th of March. The S.thente contains Three Grind Prizes of zo,ottoi.lie•id..s 97 Capital Priem', All to he pftid in St-rbm: ‘fen..,-.41 great an advantage to the Adventurer has not hrt-n s t forth for ninny .ottr..ries pr.st.—Al.e• a Bonus to tin, Holder of the First I Blank on the First. Second, and Third t)dy. of Four Ftpus of the best Old Port in the Country. or in proportion thr Shares. el The First Two of 34),(1041. Nos. 33.979 rind 0,569. were Share' and Sold by lIOIINSIIY and Co. at their Old Established (Mize, 26, CoRSHILL. NE PLUS CLTRA LOTTERY. PIDDING and Co. No. I, and 29 6 , ITO Lai• .t e-mmot let din the rtPa opportunit: - thin by t ... (: rantiour tri the ei,ttettieof the %,••• I.ote , "' wl•ieh cumin-rep!. t' of V, ott t, u) polio) out to their Frietrit some PROOFS or k cw.•llenee. r•is I.ott , Tc• r 4 voly 414,•440 Tiel..et 4, er aeries INF lII' • Dgi'.l) Capital is more t! An there were in the TWo Up ( ' A nte. IC* of itth o Tidlia • 116. tor by ati.ling both &heat., taleth , fn . it *! , l Ise food two. were only 74 Caritalu to the whole rt rwo Ti.lt^t*.—" , ..4 , 3•`A it mar he imagined the Prizes then eum• fisted o: Later, Suns of 'Soucy. quite the trveree. for there wan then a. , 'LC% 5....4 , ,0tal %halve. wh..rea.uthere 3 ,,w 'pit It E „ IR that A .1 , I.tr.•—Now let Inv on, et.!,11/ c thnate the diirerenec r 4 rr ,14 is !nowt 'r it, rind on,: 74 Capit:tis in 41).(•00 . ; t IA be theat a Irnittod Ft NO./ entitles, to t! , e N,, u.••• •• I',.r A SOT et n v that unbt b e T,!'. !' &i!lit::ts the gr...att Number of 80a.;.4..4 sitrn t't i !eta ant' Sit ,re arr on Sad' hr littv own fl and co. whew Weel have been inv:triitTsy ttenmpiettinir for Corti Nttrinne at Nu Searm of the Iv tr. MO it tit 1.. he reetolle..t,A iiitt ity la ,. o f 21.0 1 w) GrIN E AS. in l eltritar% !wt. w,.0 t«. &arca a: then 0E:c..1 14*. I, Cueobill, and 21;..., 11.11ben. 1. Pints :ITS. THE NATIONAL REGISTER. NEW YEAR'S LOTTERY. J. & J. SIVEWRIGHT solicit the attention of their Friends and the Public, to the merits tithe New Year's Lottery, which begins 4th of MARCH. The particular points of the Scheme which count the Public Patronage, are ONE HUNDRED CAPITAL PRIZES ! TIIF.E PRIZES of 30,0001. every Prize Sterling Money. Extra, Twelve Pipes of Port Wine. Schemes at large, with every particular, may bu had at .1. and J. SLY EWRIGIITS' truly Fortu nate Wheys, 57., ; 11, Holborn ; SS, Haymarket; anal 141, Oxford-street ; where, in the late Lottery Contract (just ended). they sold in ',hares No. 2,377, a Prize of 20,0101. besides several other Ca pitals, A L SliAiti:ll; also Tire First... ......Z40,000 I The Last ...... £23,000 'l'hc First.. 30,000 I Two Lust... ... 16,000 And the Only ... £24,765 APPEAL OP MURDER. Yesterday was published, by Baldwin and Co. Paternoster Row ; and Clarke and Son, Portugal Street ; with a Plate. enFraved from an ancient Drawing. still preserved in the Record °thee, in the Tower of London. of a Battle, fought in an Appeal, in the time of Henry 111. Price s& 6d. AN ARGUMENT for construing largely the Right Id an Appellant to insist on Trial by Battle; and Zso'for Abolishing Appeals.—lly E. A. KENDAI.I., Esq. F.S.A. Seemid Edition. revised and enlarged ; Stith an Appendix, containing a Report of a Debate in the House of Commons, on a clause for Abolishing the Appeal of Murder in the British North American Colonies. I am for taking away the Appeal of Murder entirely; but I am not for taking it away in part."—Hon. C. J. Fox. THE CHEAPEST Axn BEST MEDICINES roz COUGHS --- COLDS, AND ASTIIMAS. C L' ItC H's COUGH DROPS for recent Colds, obstinate Coughs, and confirmed Asthmas, stand unrivalled. Its reputation for fifteen years past, and the various testimonies of its efficacy, is a sufficient proof of the estimation in which it is held for all,Asthmstic Affections, recent Colds and Coughs, however obsti nate, and all Pulmonary Complaints. As proof, the following in. stance is inserted. "Birmingham, March 16, 150.5. " Gentlemen—ln justice to you, and to certify the value of that excellent Medicine, Oilmen s Cocci Mors. I send you the following case, at the particultir request of the patient. " MILEs SWINNEY.” " Sir—l cannot sufficiently acknowledge the cure I have received from Church's Cough Drops. A most suffieating Asthmatic Cough, during the winter, afflicted me so severely, that I expected nothing less than death every minute; one bottle relieved me considerably, and four more perfectly restored me. Your sending this to the pro pri e tors will oblige your !marble servant. •• TILOS. EDMU DS . ." Sold by E. Edwards, fiti, on the Foot-way. St. Paul's Church Yard, London. None can be genuine except " Shaw and Edwards, 66, St. Pears Church Iry d," is engraved NI the stamp. Price ts. t)d. and Doable Size 4s. 6d. per Bottle. Sold retail nos„ by Sanirer, and Chandler, Oxfi,rd Street; Ward. Holism ; iVehuott, Borough ; Bust Smithfield ; and Bolus." anti middling, If :change. F..SSENCE OP N(' HOVIF.9I. wastimsuai, 107, 11T1141,111, COSIER Or THE SAVOY STEPS, LONDON. JOHN BURGESS AND SON, being apprised of the antnerons endearaurs made by many persons to impose a spuri. ens article for their make, feel it incumbent on them to request the attention of the public, in purchasing what they conceive to be the original. to observe the name and adtirrt.s corresponds with the above;—the general appearance of the spurious descriptions will de ceive the unguarded, and for their detection, .1. B. and Sons submit the following raukiens some are in appearance at first sight • the genuine.' hut witt:outany name or address—some • Burgess's Essence of Anchovice—others • Hargis's,' and many more without address.— JOItN ESS and SON having been many years honoured with such distinguished approbation, feel every sentiment of respect ' towards the public, and earnestly solicit them to inspect the labels previous to Intralinsing what they conceive to he of their make. which . they hope will prevent many aisappoititments.—WAßEllOUSE' 21, STRAND, CORNER of the SAVOY STEPS, LONDON. LLOYD'S BEAUTIFUL DOUBLE-COVERED OVAL sit Arr, BEAVER HATS, quite a new manufacture, exceling all others ever mule on the usual plan, are far suptrio: in Colour and slurp., which theyretain to the last, and will out-wear in any weather or climate. three of them, or the pretended patent Silk. an pernicious to the head. The unqualified and inere.ting repu tation these Rats arc daily nevi ring have already canted ant u r.ber of paltry imitation. to be lieu' out to the Public, who are pcit.itively assured ti;at the Inventors and only Vlatinfactuiens of the unrivalled and univer.ally admired Double-covered Beaver lists, on the iin proved i)vai principle, are R. and R. I..Loirm, and Co. of 92, NLMIDAT h. ST price AVERAGE PRICES OP CORN PER QUARTER. I ENGLAND AND WAI.E4 FON TIIE WEEK ENDING JAN.I7. NV heat. Bye Barley Oats Wans I Pcise 3 1 83 51 7 14361 27 I lat 1 50 9: A CAUTION To MoTHERS. At a critical season like the present when Children are teething, the utmost attention ought to he paid titem.particularly as the 3 leade, and thin Cough are so prevalent. If the irritation 4 the gums cm; e► with any other, di.airder, very kw Infants recover. Mo. Ours ought never to be without the A vi 17 It IC AN SOOTHING SV Hu r in the Nursery, for if a Child wakes in the night with pains in its Guns this valuable medicine applied will immediately open the pores, heal the Gums and thereby prevent Fevers or Com ulstuns, for ►hotdd it come in competition with any other disorder it often destroys the Mothers brightest hopes. Parents who may be dubious of the virtues of theSt)IITIIING Si It U may refer to the different cases that have appeared in the Newspapers for these lr.st 'ft r. Tr ors. Since MN. Johnson. has appropriated one hour twice a week, viz. front 9 to to o'clock on Tuesday and Saturday morning, to the pour who have Children afflicted in cutting their teeth, by bringing a letter from a house keeper, that the Mother is a real object of charity, has made it so universally known in almost every family where there an young Children. Mrs. J. hopes so great a Charity will not be abusotl, as it conies out of her private purse. To be had of thePmprictins Johnson and Williams, No. 94, New. mm Street, Oxford Street. I .ondon, and by their appointment, of all the principal Medicine Venders in town and country at Is. and 9th. per bottle. N. B. Be sure to ask for Johnson and William's SOOT!' I NG SYRUP. ONE day in empaay. n shining Bale, To show how far she could in wit excel, Thus to a Gentleman wa• heard to say : •• If 1 iniQtake not, sir. the other day •• Your hair was led, and now 'tis chang'd to black, " And does its . flts ming otlon r wholly Lick : •• lint I suppow (then archly look'd around), " If we inspect it, .101 it will be found ! •• True," ►aid the Gent, •• and when I saw you but, " Your hair, methought. was of a gravid' cast : •• lies rlcs.'twas lank and thin, and ciurd not then— •• And now. hut for your tongue. I scarce could ken, •• In cat the self same Lady. whose grey hair. •• Of late had neatly driven you to despair. •• lint .1/4.illetn'A fattAll7.thi and I•is Age, •• /lase work'd strange wonders both in yon and I." The l;int. iu trittonn. Lady. wounded, fluty.: down 111 T bend al, as on • confooncleri. The some lines are founded on tart. otool the original may be seen, art., reference i.itch to Ow rat?, by %plying at the Propnt tor'.. 4.i I:erred-stn . :, t. Soho -mutate. London. Atkin , nn'f. Flail for Cie groacit of the /lair ; and Atkinson's Dy.:. cLuigir7 ".` •••dn:.t•. •re rola by :uost i'Littumra ua4lia r d:emu in Town awl Lousy. AVERAGE PRICE OF SUGAR, Computed from the Returns made in the week ending Jan. 21, is 4914. 3111. per cwt. exclusive of the Duty of Customs paid or payable thereon on Importation thereof into Great Britain—(Satardair IMPORTANT SAVING. NEW Inveated Light, Superfine, Double Covered. harmed Oval-shape BEAVER HATS, at only tog. The fre quent oomplaints made by Gentlemen, its not being able to obtain, of a good quality, at a moderate prim, a Superfine Beaver Hat, has in duced GEORGE FRANKS and Co. of WELLINGTON HOUSE Corner of ItEocnoss SVREET, BARBICAN, to acquaint the Public. that in consequence of tie very great redaction that has taken place at the last sale of Beam.. they have added an additional covering of Beaver to their llats, 'which renders them capahle of wearing con siderably longer, and irs the means of their always retaining the meet beautiful Black, added to which, they are finished on their new im proved Oval-shaped Blocks, made in the exact Shape of the head. therefore rain or damp will not in the least affect the shape. The un bounded patronage (beyond all parallel) given to these new Invented Hats, is a wonderful instance of their sew excellence over every ether Hat over offered to public notice.—Merelutnts and the Trade sup plied. 6* Be partieular as Is Address, as G. F. and Co. are not in any way concerned with a retail house in Beech-street, name of ll' ranks.... No unpaid letters received. BIRTHS. At Norfolk House, St. James's-square. the Countess of Surrey, of a son.—At Battle Abbey. Sussex, the lady of Sir G. Webster, Bart. M.P. of a son.—At Chert.ey, the lily of C. Summers, Esq. of a daughter. MARRIED. ........ At Hampton, 11. Parker, Esq. fourth son of the late A. Parker, Esq. of Castle Lough. Ireland, to Caroline, youngest dau. of the late Lieutenant General Eekford, Esq. of the lion. Cont pany's Military Service, to Diana, third dau. of the late G. Wright. ton, Esq. of Newington House, Oxfordshire.—Charles, son of the late J. Hellyer, Esq : of Portchester, of the R.N. to Mary Anne, eldest dau. and co-heiress of the late W. Dore, F:sq. of Coshion aid Portellester.—C. Alderson, Esq. of Five Elms House, Ilomerton, te Mrs. White, widow of I jeut. ('ol. White, late of the atith regt.—At •I'ralee, Capt. Bowles, of the 81st refit. nephew of the late Major Gen. I(. Bowles, of the lion. East India Company's service, to the eldest dim. of O. Stokes, Esq. of the county Kerry. DIET). _ _ On Tuesday. last, after a sruffering illness of many years, Mrs. Booth, of lilackfriars-road, sincerely regretted by all her relations. —At Home, aged 43, J. Winn. Esq. of NosteU, Yorkshire, nephew and heir of the late Sir It. Winn, Bart.—ln Bloomshury-square, I.icut. Col. Baynes, Assistant Orputy Adjutant General, Royal Ar tillerv.—At Greens ielt Hospital, Capt, W. O. Rutherford, of that esralilishment.—J. C. Porknell, late of the East India Company's service.—At Visattapatani, near Aladnis. Lieut. Rolle:ton. on of S. Rolleston. Eset. of Parliament-street.—At Old Windsor, the Right lion. Lord.k alsingliatn.—ln India, Capt. J. 11. Aslthurst, brother to W. H. Ashhurst, Esq. M.P.—At `Windsor, C. Poirall, Esq. First Clerk of his Majesty's Spicery.—Major General A. Taylor. East India service.—At Tortola, aged 68, the lion. J. Robertson. his Majesty's Chief Justice of the Virgin Islands. LONDON MARKETS. CORN-EXCHANGE. MONDAY. JAN. IN Notwithstanding there was but a small supply of English Wheat this morning, the states were dull at a decline at a decline of 4s to Res per quarter since last Nloilday.—Fine Malting Barley being in de mand, fully maintained last week's prices ; the infetior sorts a heavy sale—Boiling and Grey I'easc were each ebettper.—ltye, Reims, and °cis, experienced very little variation in their prices.—ln Rapeseed and Linseed but little doing. FRIDAY, JAN. 43. The Wheat trade maintains its price fur the finer kinds, but infe rior nieet a dull sale, and are rather lower. There. has bt.ea a good arrival of Barley from Sittiblk, and an abateiwnt of "Lout quarter being complied with in the finer kint:s. ois d• se, ;;.tf e•,,4 mosrly taken ntl . ; but rough inferior sorts are iii.otn 'is. per quar ter cheapen—The Oat trade is dull, but we have nu alteration to price to nonce since Monday. I. 1. Wheat sG a Co Fine ditto 7i) a 140 Rye 42 a an Fine Barley MO a by Malt (.5 a I') White Paw ►G a 5( Grey rease 42 a 4G Beans 54 a 6? I Ticks 7,1; a 42 Oats 2O a V 3 Poland Oats 26 a SO Potatoe ditto 26 a 30 Fine Flour 75 a be Second dit:o 70 a 71 ItupeSch:sol. a 521. NOCE OF BREAD. The highest price of the best Wheaten Browl throughout the mem nil ohs. is st:tted by the Bakers to be Rd. the Quartzm tcolc Bakers sell the Quiirtern I.ouf /rum Id. to 3d. lower. I'ItICE NEWGATE A. d. a d. Rear?: (f Cuttk at Reef 36a 4 8 l S./10.'01(.1d. Mutton-4 4a 3 4 Ilcasts,al:out.... 504 Veal a 7 r O ne Park 4 8 a 6 0 Calves 160 %) of Pigs 5OO OF MEAT, FitinAY, J. smiTursELD. I AN. 23. AND LEADENIIALL, ICarea.se s. d. a d. Beet' 2 8 A 4 0 Muaton-3 8 a 4 8 Veal t it a 6 4 Pork —...4 8 a 6 0 Lamb....o 0 a 0 0 11.1 Y AND STRAW PER LOAD. £. I. d. S. v. d. A ver..C. s. d. flay— 4 4 oas 10 o—4 17 0 SMITHFIELD Clover 5 5 0 a 6 6 0— 5 13 6 1 Straw 1 16 0 a 2 5 0 2 0 6 Hay 3 3 0a 5 15 0 4 9 4) ST.JAMEeII Clover 4IS 0a 6 0 0— s 7 0 1 Straw 3 5 0 a 2 11 0 2 8 0 - - - -- - - - - (Hay 4 10 0 a 5 14 0 5 2 0 WHITECHAPEL I Clover 6 0 0 a 7 0 0— 6 6 0 (Straw 2 2 0 a 2 8 0 4 3 0 PRICE OP STOCKS. Bank Stock 3 per Cent.Redueed SOH 3 per Cent. Consols. 301 81 4 per Cent. 3 per Cent. Navy India Stock Ditto Bonds (3 pto Cent.) 107 pr. Exchequr r Bills, .2d. per Day 13.019 Corsols for 9 03 Long Ana nines 20 13 161 Lownow :—Printed and publis7A by R. .N 1). tat Fl.r.t:T-rritt:Er. between Dunstan's Church and Vette. I.am•, and to:wanted into t!,e Country by all Newsmeor Booksellers, and Clerksof the Roads, liesof postage. JAM. t