TEAS CIIEAPER ANT") isv:l.Tr,rt AT TIIE LONDON 4.ENCI NE TEA WAR If: DOUSE, NO. 6, LU1)(; ATI!: HILL Estabiiihed fur the S*l.! of Trig pure :aid immiltilteratea as :Jury arrive from Chink. :THE rAsT INDIA COMPAVrs JtTEß t.l' T;!.A SALE l•ing just ended, FREDERICK SPARROW 0.11 CO. beg to ii.form aide Friend. and the Public, that they hare eNta.sive A , Aortment of tho stringeo and bet iull.lia vauml EAS that Llve 'wen iinport'd for 411111 C Years. w:liela they tiesrmined to tell upon the loweA 11'HOI.ESA LE TERMS to. REA DV MONEY availing thetroctrLs of the present opportunity to ethommend the following tic moo useful and best At their rice* t—via. 3. d. r. d. 10n..)41 gamine Congou and Green (for common - - yurtmie.) 6 0 to 6 6pt lb F.. iL' at n n ;; rongou, Ikea ! s alt :t..uttri tOTtr, and fresh (.r-rn ..... Fat.: fall-11.1.vou.ed Soue4totg, and brightleal - " fermi Green 0 0 ... 8 0 Inn Ilytosi, t(). 10%. ra. bapetllC Aittu - - - (very curious) sl;iertinz l'Aire, Cape and the law • ,. in Cninote Pockgaes, never uptor..d, ohont lb each (um., as etwTher hottAe e;torges I Us. per 'racy requm their Friends to he ' , articular to the Direction. which it N.,. 4, re or fie b•it , ttut of I.lt:hote hill, n 6 , w doors trom ft idge street ; as a port v of Lottery People, who can know hut lift leof the real ;vodka.. and i 4 ,IIIIIIIL'S of • I'eJ, have opened a Shop in the same Iltral • m mmi.litioit, and are entleatourioe (utter the manner of lottery bC I ,t IMOD. I'uth, and rnandaivres) to (I...ceive and mislead the an;vary, t:te qattlity of their trash is sufficiently known to these who hate matte s trial air; had in reply to then repeated scurrilous stta-hs and against us, we again pktlge our 'Av.,' ht ;:ontitine thug chearr and better Articles at the price than they Jo. ; hir knowledge and Exp,ri wit , of the proper qualMes of tar (tperior ! our expences less in proportion, and we do not require such enomious profits as 100 per Cent. and upwards. GENTSINE COFFEES.-1)E ICON and Co., of the CiwyE2 mAttr, te, Skinner-street, Snow-hill. London, est:olll3'lA by the Riitish CoWee Planter: and Merchants in 1811, take this opportunity of appearing before the Public, to return their mot sine re thanks for the patromiqe and support they hare so libe rate afilirded them front the- tommeneenemt of their opening the ('oif(re Mart, and to assure diem. it has been their constant study to sell a holy t.t . littine article on the most reasonable terms. Deacon and Co. it rvyruary to tininess on the minds of the Public. that, a. the article of Coffee is stibiet t to great adulterations. it becomes a neuter of importsnct to families and to the Public in general, to be infoi knell that th , Corfee p ert was open.sl tinder the auspices of a re.:peztable body of Wt-st Indian Merchants and Planters, who had hir their ohteet the introduction at a wholesome beverage at the very bt ve prices the markets would admit of, and at the t,;(ine time, of g mine and finest toality. Deacon and Co. trust the Public will givz them credit, when they coati hotly aartre than, they ltse;e at all tinier; adhered to the professions they have made, viz. that of wendin,4 a genuine whole.soine beverage, without the smallest athilte. ration or mixture of any nature or kind whatever. Present price— r trtee hutch Cute, roasted, 3s. lit. ; I )itto, raw, Is. Cd.; very moil Ditto, roasted. 2r. !hl.; Ditto, raw, 24. 3.14 Plantation Mato, roasted, sA. tid.; an allovart , e made on taking a quantity. Itaw and Re ' fia./1 Sugars. Warm and Co. beg to add, that they have appointed trait rests etable persons in nations parts of the kin : plain as agents fur the sale of their coffees, :111(1 are willing to treat with rezpee:able hamais in tlto. , e town, where there is not at prewin an agent appointed. Tiie trade is it-neral supoli,sl on the mo,t reasonable terms. Ship. p 0 ,4 ordera e ‘o,:wwxl. 4:;0w.1s corer afly and sent to parts of th • town and e,ntntry with the utimizt expedition. Letter.; by post punctually attended to. itIST BIAS PRE, EN I'l.—Art it iota l'ecti the air.ual pricier Of many perzons to semi TEA into the Country, as Pt !stilts to their cheat's, at this season of the year ; and as these at,,, t y% rov e hi„ lily are•itahlo, from the acknowledged dif ficulty ofjortieuring the article genuine 111 a distance from the Metro polls ; —the Lonautt Genuine Tea Company, vs. Ludgate •liiit, respectfully invite the Public to favour their Establishment with their ortivrs. 'rite high repute their Teas have already acquired. will eilmre the gratitteati.in of ch.; party who receives the Prtstent, and w be a :it tilwtion 0, tar in.e,on who makes it. —The Teas are packed in lead, secure its sate arrival at any part of the Country. The recent COTIVICI10:13 in the Onto of Eavliequer now ikitting, aki'n.it imitative Tea.dealers, wherein it was develop...it that Cop. peras, Vertligreas;, Prie slat' Blue, &e. were among the articles used for the porpose of adultnatiol, and wher,.., in one instanee, the cor.vieted party united the business or a Hhick.iig.ne.ker with that of a 'lea idol:grater, will cause the Public to appreciate tio Estab lidon.:at whiel. has or;ginata in the public spirit o , 're.pettalkie alJals. wide!) warram4 a t.rznain.. and engages neither to b4y :or sell .loitea, tut; other inf.:rior Tea whatever. ()It:tEltVE.—rie Comitanit's bionic is 1.7, Ludgate-llill di reedy opposite 1.0.11,ai-Co.fee-11311,,?. F.{.11.51) PREVENTED. To enatnteract the aLtny attempts that are ilailv snack to irrpme on the :taw:iry a sparious , •ooliositionatiste;id of prepared by Tiny and Murtm.thevareiatiue ht to adopt:, a.:w I 'alai in which their add res, !r7, HOLP•MiN, - - I plicedso . :on: • ieuntisly . that Otty trust itn 3tttotion to this, and , he i ttrthetyp,.. which t'S tutlike7.:l letter-press. willenahle plreittecrs mice to detect the imposition. The Hen) Japan nt,, t e K I NI:, made by DA Y ;DA M A D'lrf N. )7, Iti,el ilnlhorn. will in etature hi ,f);(1 in Bottle!, ;it co. ii.nnd s.titl.each, anti • cow/ .!... Lahti lett .t nit all A'cncicrs 11:1Y .tau MARI'IN, 9-, TIIAT Inestimable Ornament the il IJNI ITAIII is frelleAuly mach injured by Fevers. Aceouchtnen::., Traveling. ch„ oge o f climate, ik.c.—theAe ir neglected, soon t n o,l weigh :flay he prevented by atppl)iiiil that ti.:4thasb:e pruk!tief.un, tht. Genuide MACASSAII (A 1.. A. ;I o‘VI.A .41.-I SON ru•pretftilly caution the Public! anaitnit at , under tl:at trinie—their's is the Ori;;i11.1.1 211.1 tiettuin,. hare ju•t rertivtxl a %%linable stipply From 314e1e...ar. It., sa'sahrintis jmnpertier in erev:•dit,:. Ole :lair !wing iititiret!--r.,..terin n when bdien—ii'nonleing it growth n:i the baldest p!..t.e:. stud en -I:nrielug vs beauty arc antdoti , d. Each genuine bottle is s' il mre tub 0 , •011!, , itle :abet. red kdr. •• A. linwlan.: sad 35.6 d. 103. yid. and ()rte I:nitera per hotrfe. ItOV. FS::i.NCE OF 'IIIIF.. I.y:nerdy wetninp, the flair Volt it this pt...., ;maim!, i t i ltioL -di ate ly rtt We • lu•freC [change in RS!) or !I EY II AIII. E-RI: I %VS. • V . &C. to a bei.utiltid y end pemsnent lIROWN vt lit. AC c, iTtlittatting the t *OA Natural LAlour. `.Vas: in:; ennt-es the: I),e more durable. LaAlii.s Of It'..nokon•n may die their 1-lair with tst ansi ite 4•'. -7s. 64. ::nil Itos. 64. adookaaie• road, and for esportaCt.n, by the Prol.rietors, A. ROW SUN:, enrnt.r kirk.; Street, the 6-4 'tuning en rise ti;iit in t.anlt.ll, loin/Ion; arid. by Repo; adi hent, P. am: Medi int. VeadJra tlinnOrtwit A ilowlaad's(ht, or Howland': I by.'. and obsetvo the Siena. A. ROW LA ND and SO N. I qt.N i 1 THR NA ?TONAL nEGigThn. HOSPITAL FOR THE S MALI. PDX. POit IN NOCIYLATION ANU I:0It VACCINATION. r. PANCMAtio AN lillt:Yearly General Court tvil. be held at BArsox's toffee How!. Cora'aell, on Ttr.icitit, Cie ittil day of One o'clock in the. Afternoon preciely, to receive the Committee's Repot it oail on o Liter Milian+. Hy tinier of the Conimittee, who will Meet thc..e at Half past Tweli.: precisely. A. HiGHATORE, Sec. Sly Plate. CITY of LONDON Lying-in 1-Inspit4l City-maa. An Half yearly General Court will be held at this Hospital, on Wetl n:sday Next, the 23J of Ilecealber. Not. at One o'clock in the A fiernoon precisely. to receive the Conimittev's Report ; to elect a Vice- Pr.Nident, in the room of John Willis, Esq. deceased ; and on other affairs. By order of the Commute, who will meet there at twelre o'clock. as usual. A. 141GHNIORK, Sec. .73, Ely-place. P. S. The Anniversary Sermon will he Preached by the Right lien. and It ;v. Walter Hutchinson, Lord Astoa. M. A. oa Sunday, the Itit dne of February, and the Festival will Li:: held on the Thurs day th!lawing; ut both whic:i Cut Right lion. the Lord Mayor. &c. will preside ; cad thr which Tidiets will be issued in due nine. EIWITEEN YEARS. The I'M)lie are respcxtfully invited to an inspection of the very large and cheap szoek of IRISH SHIRTING and SHEETING CLOTHS, now en sale. at No. 4. Ti le south side of Rloorn:bury-square. The rompany. from the nature of the Esta blishments here and in Ireland, o:fer to the community the +Move articles mach cheaper and better Nut they can be procured through any other medium. Their linens arc blcuein-d under their own in spection without the help of acids; they warrant their durability and. colour. and engage to return the money. should a fault appear. roitatry Orders faithfully attertled to. AgOTIIR: John Donovan, N 0.4, Bloomsbury-square, London ; John Doyle. No. 31. St. Mary's AblKy, Good Bills on Ireland, anti Rank of Ireland Notes taken or dis *annual. ELEMENTARY ITAI.IA N K —lt , lited and pn bli shed by It. 1.0171, 16, Ilreathstreet, Golden square. VENERON l'S GRA %. I \IA R in French and Italian, corrected and improved by It. 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Ganganelli, Lettere, 2 volt. 19m0, sewed, Its. 10. Orlin, Le tritium Lettere, Itvo. boards, 6s, Italian Classics, with explanatory notes, by IL Zoui, on reduced prices. .I. Zotti bas the satisfaction to acquaint his Friends. the Sch ool masters. and others, that in consequence of a roduction haring taken place in the price of printing and paper. lie has been enabled to re duce the former prices of his Classical work; in Italian, as under, via. Petrarca, 3 vols. boards, for 11. fa. ; Metitstas;o, Opere, 6 vols. ditto. 21. ; Ariato, Orlando Endow). 4 vols. fine paper, ditto. 11. I is. hd. ; ditto Castigato tbr young people, 4 vols. common paper I. 4s. ; Tasso, Gernsaleintne Liberata, 2 rob,. fine paper, hoards. I4s. ; l'as.or Fido, dit•is 7s. Cd. ; Dante Opera, 4 vols. ditto, 21. gs. COUNTY FIRE OFFICE • 5017THAMPTON STREET STRAND. nverirrs FOR THE RKNEWAI. , [IF POLICIES FALLING DUE AT CHRISTMAS' ARE NOW IN COI' IiSE OF DELIVeRY. Alanogtrs of the COUNTY FIRE OFFICE invite a public exatnination into the principles and practice of the office for which they act. They arc proud to deelate, that the great object of Insurance, vii. a prompt and ample indemnity, has been so invariably yielded by the Comity Office, that not a single litigation has ever arisen to disturb the harmony of Directors and Claimants. 'rills security the °Mee is etiablal at all time.; to afford, hceanse, tat, the Original Members have prmiled a citpitul of 400,0001. over and above the fluctuating fund arising from the premiums , _• and becau se, taly. although such profits as time are equally divided among thii,e who insure, the directors of the County °dice. have shunned the clelti.tive and pernicious p actice ot' making a large return of profit uniform and certain, and of rendering the payment of clams de pendent on what may be left. Their fixed rule is the payment of all just claims iinniediately—the return of profit is left to vary with events. They hays additionally to observe, that HS the original capital is deemed of sinfie;ent magnitude for all purposes of security it in expressly providid t policies:, that Cie subscribers to Mat kind alone shall be aaswer. id: for lo.sz.s. Deuce these who insure while entitled to shade proits are prow:sled from the liability for the losses of others which has been so ::everely felt in societies upon the contributiolisiiip or rilion principl.• ; awl which, together with the difficulty and uncertainty of procuriag . resittition, has generally led to the failure or dissolution of such societiza. • TilE DANDV.—.ta l.t ideal last ValtoortEstirt. At Donnybrook Foil., where from Dublin's fam'd Alite:t hesuty and ladtion. and too resorted, A I his per-on su nate and to prat). For .n lint tile lasses, ein4hteently spotted ; And dna bt his Drs. that no grace Ant& be larking, Hi- Boots were illettnitt'd by %Vannes's JET B Lac t no. "By tile Poems!" Sala at, win itad tOliowtal tlw. Dandy, And 3 itz't! on his 8., h. 4 with antazertient aghast, " By ti.e Powers! (ins novel and Mindy, •• And Lover ions yet surrosti'd " It ; sex's my nob,.—art.4li n 6( I'm to as, •• It I know if the itt . ..ts are oisletl•er Or l!-. •• Ii your la w,"—attid lw rai.t l hi s•reet Sp:ig of ii/e.erutintal C:a. Boots cia uttrektn.• ; In iikiatie ar.a.y hi; owa telag: so g , ulf. typtai'd him, in ''.%'Attn.:Y:'s .lE'r BLACKING " tit !IC lintl.:Ay" '' I In ‘y hit di'. dark elf, No to my slueiow, a bit .1 myself ! •• I'ALN my dare Jewel, m w:titt you're mule oll," fie said, and the Boot, of :he ILoitty Saluted, oWenee neither meant nor aftail of,— •• Otxxl twit to invention rn !lately, tat all other tliseioio , surpasses, whew Bows are iron-nit ni.d Into bright Looking glasses." The Roan quite alatut'd by amick nnexpected, 1). rvond,d of Pat exphination ; •• Now fait, why ow time!' bodera:ion," Said l'at, • • lance yott.vif lies d:ta ewition n-gleeted, ** Then pist to your Hoots that nate libel bet " Not house (If W JET It Laitt•:r. A Shilling l'ot wf %Vat ren's Paste Blacking is eirtat to lour thilin Bottles et Liquid Blationg.— Prot are lu)liKß'r WARIiEN-70, ST itaxn, I.te : and sold rua.lrrs of Mackin.; y n in rot. nt 64. let ,41.1 •.• if '.III.IIEA - .S' B' 6 : 4 DEC. 10 _ . 81.71:GENOest ESSENCE OP ANCHOVIKS. wAnEuntist4 101, i'lsitASD. CORNEIt OF THE ctvor srEVS. LONDON. JOEIX BURGESS AND SO befog apprised of the numerous eniku‘ours made by platy pawns to impose a spuri ous article for their make, feel it incumbent do them w request the attention of the public, in pureint,ing what they conceive vi be the original, to observe use name tont address corresponds with the above;—tic general appearance of the spurious descriptions will de• ccire the unguarded. and tin their detection, J. H. alai Sons submit the tidlowing Cautious; some are in appearsure at first sight • the genuine,' but without any mane or addres—some • Burgess's Essence of Anchories'--01.11CTS • Iturgis's,' and ninny more without address.-- JOHN BURGESS and SON having been m'tny year• I:oriented with such distinguished approbation. feel cvety sentiment of resp Let towards the public, and earnestly solicit them to 'mom:. tile isii..s previous to purchasing what they conceive to be of their make, tidy hope will prevent many disappointinent Alt lea, S CRASH, CORNER of the SAVOY STEPS, LONDON. I'llitTHS. In St..larns's square. her Grace the 11%ChM of St. Alban s, of a son.—ln Trinity-square. the lady of Mr. Alderman Rrhl;ess or a co.L —ln Laurence Pountney-lane. the holy of 11. Ripley. Esq of a dem. —ln Wobourn-plakt, Russel-square, the lady of 'I". Whitehurst, Esq. of a 4011.—The lady of J. Church, Esq. of Bedford-place, of a daughter. MARRIED. The Rev. W. Grcenlaw, of Isleworth. to Francs, dau. of R. Ila. key, Esq. of Gt. Marlborough -street.—S. Es+ of Co:shunt, Herta, to Mrs. Cox, of lireafr, county of Nlayo.-I'hum4s, eldest son of T. Chandltzs. Esq. of tork-p!ace, Portman-square, to Can,. line, dim. of Sir W. Long, of Keinp•tou-!rouse, Be Ifordshire.—Mr. Mincliti, of Piccadilly, to Priscilla, dam of the 14::!. N. Gernion. Esq. of Lelgn-cottage.—.l. K. Pickard, Esq. of the Royal Rext. of Hone Guards, to Miss Homfray, dau. of S. Dottifeay. /isq. NI.P. tN Cowanth-house, Berks. awl niece to Sit C. Morgaa, Raft. M.P. of Tretlegar, in the county of Aloantuuth.—D. C. Webb, Esq. of DLatham, Bucks , to Sarah, dart. of T. Smith, Esq. of Brantford Butts.—C. G. Itodens, I:usq. to Miss Dill. of Lambeth.—At the Pa lace of Corfu. Lieut. Col. liankcy, Privet , S.r...r.:tAry to his Excel lency Sir T. Maitland, to Alf, Catterina Vaslatno, of the Island of Corfu. DI Ell. ........ The wife of Mr. D. D. Eth.Tar, Colehrooke.mw, Islington. aged 73.—Elizabeth, the sister of Lien?. J. W. Roberts,. R.N.—The wife of Mr. Dewier, of the Furnivars tnn (7oilee helm, Holborn, aged 61.—At Alirzapore. Capt. A. 0. Siiei , of the native infantry.-1 Jc Lannoy, Esq. late of Ulteapeitle, an.:ed as.—The wife of Nlavor Dodd, late of the Royal Artillery, aged 41.—1 a a tit of apoplexy, the Hev. D. GI indlay, Rector of Iliac, Surrey, a nd Cnapli,iti and Secretary to the Philanthropic Society.—At Et.e aged 72, r. R. Atki:•,.., printer, he had been employed for 55 years as compositor of ti.e Greek and Lutin books for the use of Eton Seltool.—Mr. H. Wit. hams. lately a partner in tlic house of Ale.irti. 'Lents, Carpenters' .hall London Wall. . - LONDON MARKETS. CORN-EXCHANGE. stowDAY. 'PFC.. 14. T:lcre was a large supply of English Wheat this morning and upwards of 16,45i0 quarters of Foreign arrived since this day week. which caused it to experience very dull sales at a decline of about per. qr. on the fine samples since last Monday. The arrivals of English and Foreign Marley being considerable, the sake were heavy ar a decline of ahoutts. per mu-nen—Beans, 14r se, and Oats. were each cheaper.—lt.peseed and Linseed with little variation.... It is expre kil Iliac will decline .ss. p . n. atek. FRIDAY, DL:C. Our market has been abundantly supplied with Foreign Corn this week, and the arrivals from our own coast have also been tolerably large, in conseimenc.r of which the male is extremely dull. and Mon. day 8 price, in a few instances supportd. Wheat is the turn lower ; and Barley tritrt is to 2s. per qr. cheaper, the quantity raw at Market being ntr beyond the demand. In Oats there is but little doing. In other articles we have no variation. s. s. I s. 5. Wheat Si a 61 I White Pease,' a no Fine ditto Mt 70 j Grey Pease till a7O ltye 4Ol a at; l It.ana tit; a 7? Fine Barley..: a 6a I Ticks Malt 6s a 84 Oats ....... 03 a 33 a. Poland nitq .75 a .Irl Putatoe ditto 3; ft 3.3 Fine Plow tin a 63 Second dam 53 a 49 Rape S:cd 441. 411. PRICE OF /!:EM). The highest price of the last Wlit:ateu Bread throughout the MC - tropoli% is stai.cd by the Bakers to be 12d. the Qa4rtera Loaf Stone Rakers sell the Quactern Loaf from Id. to 2d. tower. AVERAGE PRICEi OF CORN PER QUARTER, IN ENGLAND Aso WALES 101 t THE WeglC ENDING DLC. 11. Wheat. 1 Rye liArley Oat; Rean s 81 3 I 51 4I 55 4 I 35 3 I 74 9 1.2 to PRICE OF mEAT, FRID.%V, DEc. IS. SMITIWIELD. NEWOATK AND LEADENII.ti, C. a. a. s. d. I limas of Collk at I Carcase s. 0. a, d. Beef-- 48a 6 8 So:it Vivid. Roof 78a S 4 NlitLW —5 4a 6 K Ileasta.about.... 116? Mutton 41a S 4 Vval .....4 a a 6 h II riteep 5!-.10 ' Veal aoa fi 4 Pork $Ka t; 0 Calves Ifetork .....a Sa 6 0 Lank1).....1) aII 0 Pigs 1;0 1,arnb....(1 0a 0 0 ANI) srtt.tw Plait 1.0. tr). C. c. .1. C T. d. Aver. t. Hay ln n.i ß 8 61 7 9 0 SMITartELD Clover 7 n .) it 0 0 te t 1 1 Straw '4 10 0 .4 5 t.i IL'Y 11:ly ...fi 0 0 3 h s< 0 7 4 ST JAME,'s ..7 0 a : 0 i I'; 0 Straw 2 I's n. 3 0 2 1111 7 4) O. a k 8 7 4 Wil rrECIIA PM. Cla . ver ot 0 0 * 9 9 8 14 0 '-raw 0 a 2 14 0 2 13 0 AVERAGE PRICE OF SUGAR. nputed from tin: !t?t.lnsry itlavie in the week ending 9•5". If,. 50. t. per cwt. clunve uC du I) , ity 4111 . .0.140.11• Nid or rtyahte . •!rcon on llnioitatiod thereof into (that :; i.4r • 11.9 . $ aLcite.) PRICE 01. STOCKS Bank Srn:k 5 per Per'. Redured 7711 3 1 er Cent. Cultrai. I. 94 4 per Cc.nt. 5 p.:r C'eht. Navy .. . In.lll `Ova. J)itto 114)5(15 I.' , pet Cent.) • 79 78 PO Ex-lictilit:r lYillb, T.I. p.m !lay 1 IS 11, l'oiltaoh foe 7l 7:) rib 1 .ongA un itit;.es I.oxticYr t—Printrel and othlimilcct by by tt.VVII.F 5: NO. 14'. Ft.reit betwc , •ll St. 6:tim.rtitt's (:hurob sof Pettier I.,itte. and fent:tried into ti !e , f wity,ty by all Newsom toittts,llert, and Chetk, t the li.otttls ite.: ai 11 a