agreement for reducing the wages of workmen in that trade lid. per Jay less than had been heretnfore paid to them whereby each of the Defendants hail forfeited 201. by the Act 394 U, Geo. 111. E li. The Magistrates, after some little eitimidera thin, stated, that they would take time to consider their judg ment ; and that they would con ttttt 'Meat e to Mr. Wilson, the Malicitor, for the prosecution, and to the Defendants' Solicitor, when they would deliver their (minion. BO W•STItE iiietlW AV ROBB,* V. --SMorday Elexar Denis WWI examined before 12. Biruie, Est . charged with being concerned with two others, not yet taken, in comotitting a highway robbery in St. Martin's-street, on Satarday last, between the honrs of three and four o'clock in the morning, by knocking a Mr. Shelton down, and rubbing him of his watch and hat. Mr. Shelton was certain that the prisoner was one of the party si Ito had robbed hint. This was confirmed by a hackney coachman, w Ito was watering his horses at the corner of the street. He was remanded till this day week, in hopes that the rest of his companions may be taken. QUEF.N-SQUARE. Further particulars respecting the suspected murder a few weeks ago in Newton•court, Chandos-street, Strand :—On Satnrday last Ir. Celquhmin, the magistrate, who has taken ponsiderable •••mble in investigating this mysterious case, re eeiveil an anonymous letter, which throws some light on the affair. The letter stated, that a man named Chapman, a well known notnriniis character in Westminster, (he was examined shout a fortnight since, charged with robbing a serieant of the awards of 401. i as one who provides dead bodies for the faculty, • belonging to a gang of villains who attempted the murder of the seaman in Newton-taut ; that lie :Chapman) was the man that f it in with the sai!or who had berm wounded, and carried him off, he being feeble thrninei the 10-s of blond, and unable to make any resistance. He is since dead, and Chapman has disposed date Lindy in 40111 e way or other. Chapman, iu con sequence of this information, was apprehended: when taken into custody, he had the hat on his head belonging to the pri soner Dodd, who Iris hero so often examined at this office as the suspected murderer. Three females have alan been appre hended on suspivion of being concerned iu this case : they were all committed to Tothill-fields prison. it IGIIG.\ TF. AC.II EMY, conducted by Dr DUNCAN. THE s}•stein of Education pursued in this Seminary, eMnprehendg the qualifying youth for foreign and domestic trade, and the learned professions. Terms from tf, to Pt Guineas per Annum. Forei;,mers and Gentlemen desirous of reviving their former attainments in the Clawics, Matheniaties,or Frenehlanguage.may he accommodated with separate apartments. at 76 Guineas per Annum. No entrance -charged. Aceomplishnients by Masters of ce.tablished reputation.— hetinvnces to Mercantile 11011SeS of respectability in the metropolis.— Pmepectus may be had of Mr. Cox, 13, Haymarket; and Mr. Gordon, .336, Strand. PORT WINES OF SUPERIOR EXCELLENCE. THE COMMERCIAL HALL WINE COMPANY - have the pleasure to inform their Customers and the Public in general, that they have now for Sale 10.1100 Dozen of Port Wine, which fur /favour and true excellence of quality is unique, the price MU. per dozen. 'This Wine is of the purest quality of Portazal Ned %Vine, from the Wood, and ii only intended fur keeping to produce such wine as never cui he excelled. This quality has never before been offered, except by the Commercial Ilan Wine Comrany. and to prevent any other Wine from being introduced as this article. the Pu b lic areinfonned that every Cork wilt be sealed with bright Net Wax, and the words " CONt. NIERCIAL HALL WINE COMPANY," in a Circle, with " T. R. A." in the Centre of the Seal. The above Wise may be had, and a full List of the Company's Prices, by application at the Commercial Hall Wine Company's Stoves, 10, Skinner-street; 3141, Oxford-street, London, or of any of their Agents in the Country. Cape Madeira Wines of the finest quality, imported at 34e. per dozen, nail the new du:y is laid on. SELECT ARTICLES FOR THE TOILETTE. LADIES who frequent Balls, &c. generally complain of the unphasuuness of the llair falling nut of Curl, this circumstance has occasioned numerous attempt to find a remedy, but nothir; is is .ample, so elegant, and so efficacious, as ATKINSON'S CURLING FLUID, -- • -• which has been honoured by Royal Patronage. and most of the Nobility. The Carling Fluid, is a most elegant substitute fur Oils, Poinatums. Extracts. ha in moistening the Hair in dressing, it frees it from scurf, Ac., makes it soft and glossy as silk, and keeps it in Curl, during exercise, or in the dampen weather; it promotes the growth and thick ness ofthe Nair on Eye-Brows, and Whiskers, and is almost a certain regeneration of the hair on bald places. as has been experienced by thousands. See a few testimonies of its efficacy in a pamphlet. entitled, an Essay on the Hair, wrapped round each bottle, price 3s. Gd. 10s. 641. and one guinea. ATI INSON'S VEGETABLE DYE, warranted to change grey or red Hair on the Head, Whiskers. Ate. an a beautiful and permanent brown or black, price 3r. Gd. Its. 6d. and one guinea. ATKINSON'S AMBROSIAL. SOAP. A new Discovery in the art of Soap making, entirely freed from those smarting qualities so much complained of in other SOTS, gives the most beautiful whiten na s and clearness to the Skin, and keeps it froth, chopping in the coldest weather, peke Is. per &Jure, or to.. 611. a dozen. ATK INSON'S LAVENDER WATER. 4s. the Pint. or one dozen for two Guineas. - This Lavender forms the genuine fragrance of the finest English La vender flowers, and notwithstanding the reduced price, is superior to others usually sold at three times the price. Sold be .1. ATLI S; SUN, Fe Amur, No. 43, lierntlil Street, Soho-s.tuare, Lundun, and by must Perfumers, and !lair Dreamers. RUPTURE. The Afflicted arc most respectfully inthemeti that SALMON, 01r1, =LA CO.'s PATENT sELF.Aurr sn NG, TRUSSES continue to 'be roootnniendial by the mou eminent Sur geons in Town and Country. From the superior construction of these Instruments no Straps are necessary. and will answer for right or left aide; the body is also aliened front the galling pre-sure which all other Trusses occasion. The Patentees have the honour to supply the Army and Navy, the Military and Naval Hospitals. the Transport Board, the Dock-Yards. the Ordnance, the Marine Infirmary, the Honourable the East India Company. the City of London Truss So ciety, the Mary.le-bone Infirmary. the Middlesex Hospital, &c. &c. Manufactory, tra, Strand. N. B. Persons raiding in the Country, sending the circomfenmee of the body in Melia, just above the hips, may depend upon being ac curately fitted. DR. CAMERON is consulted every day. (Sundays ewcepted,) from Ten till Three o'clock. at Ids House, No. 54, Berner-street, Oxfrd street. Patients unable to attend are requested to send a small quan tity of their morning urine. Although Dr. C . 4 method is singular, it is well-kpown fact that lee has restored many to perfect health, when the most eminent of the profeseion have failed, in painful, lingering. and dangerous cases: as nissases of the Liver, hilliuus, and other Obstruction , . Jaundice, Com plaints in the Stomach, Nervous Ucbility, Gravel, Dropsy, Atc. Also those Complaints peculiar to Females at the dideteut periods of hi..— .Advice to the poor without aft*. Just published. price is. 6d. the second (Anion, of CONSIDERATIONS on the RATE of INTEREST end on tht 11FDELMABLE liy EDW.UtD DURTENSIIW st , GIDEN. Peg. Printed for J. Hatehard, 19 0 , Piccadilly; and R,xd and Hunter. Bell. Yard, Lincoln's-Inn, :and 17, Flett-strett. Just published. price its. • AN IMPARTIAL LCANiINATION of the IN snikvEN T Of:Brims' HELL, painting out the grow frauds and abuses eractised under it, arid *oat:sting a practicable and efficacious plan tar their rctuotal. _ _ _ By A. R. WARRAIM. Printed fur Shorwood, Neely, and Jones. Paternoster-raw; liatchard. Chupple, Tall Nrall: Real and Hunter, Fleet-street; Richardson, 23, Cuminll; and Asperne, 33, Curnhill. Justpublifthed. in onr vol. avo. with Engravings. Print 131. boards. THE HISTORY nrf the INQUISITION as it has subsisted in France, Italy. Spain, Portugal, Venice, Sicily, Sardinia, Milan, Poland, Flanders, &a•. he.: with a particular deeerti of its Secret Prisons. Modes of Torture, At* of Accusation. Trial, he. abridged from the elaborate Work of P 1411.1.1, l.rMaoacrt, Professor of Divinity at Arrutenlam. Introduced by an Historical Surrey of the Christian Church, and illustrated by Extracts from various Writers. and Original Manuscript. 'interesting Particulars of Persons who have suffered the terrors of that dark and sanguinary Tribunal; and Eotiti cal Reflections on its revival in Spain by the Theme of Ferdinand VII. —London : printed for W. SIIIPX IN and IL MAILIMALL, Stationer's court, Ludgate-street. The following Books are just _published by TAYLOR sad HESSE'', t 3. rivet .stivcr. DISPLAY, a Talc, by Jane Taylo-, fourth edition, foolscap Bvo. with a beautiful frontispiece, price Os. boards. MATERNAL SDLICITIII/E for a Daughter's Rest Interests, by Mrs. Taylor, fifth edition. foobicip Rem. with frontispiece, 3s. boards. PRACTIC.II. DINTS to YOUNG FEMALES, oa the Duties of a Wife, a Mother, Lid a Mistr.vis of a Family. by Mrs. Taylor, fifth edition, foolwap sin. with frontispiece. ss. boards. I'IKESI:NToia MISTRESS to a YOUNG SERVANT, con 6-ling of Friendly Advice and Real histories, by Mrs. Taylor, second edition, foolscap itro. with frontispiece, Is. fad. hoards. A LETTER of ADVICE to his GRANDCHILDREN, by Sir Matthew little, now first published, foolve.iip tivo. with a portrait, as. 6d. boards. ..... _ The COU N sLI.S of a F.%TH ER. in Four Letters of Sir Matthew lisle to Isis Children, foolscap hen. with portrait, Ss. boards. T. BISH, Contructor for the present Lottery, returns his sincere thanks to all these who during the great demand generally experienced lot week for Tickets and Shares, favored his 01fiees with their orders, and offers them at the same time his omit unfeigned good wishes for their success : he begs leave to inflow them that so goon as the returns of what remained uitiokl on Saturday last, the rth init., can be had front the distant parts of the lJnited Kingdom, an accurate statonent of the sale up to the evening of that day will he published in the Gaiette, by which means all persons who may be holders of Tickets or Shares bought previous to. or on that day, will be enabled (us soon as the fate of the 340 Tickets given us a litmus is known) to ascertain witbutedaion the amount of the Prize Money, to which t:tey may be entitled, arising therefmni. The Lottery draws on 14th May, contains two Prizes of 1:30.00(1, and 50 other Capitals. Tickets and Shares arts selling by T. BISH (the Contra -tor). .). Cornltill, and J, Charing- Cross, and by aU his Agents in the Country. SPRING F.‘SIIIONS„ in Elegant MII. I I.INEItV, DRESSES. PELISSES. SPENCERS, BODICES, STItAW, (mu!, toed I.EGnoits-HATS, eke. &c. THOMAS and Co. offer to the Nobility and fitshion able world the most extensive, elegant, and novel stock in every of the above bmnel les in this metropolis, under thz direction of Mrs. 'rite, st.ts, by whom are combined, in a peculiar disrree t,f style, the English with the French taste; anal as the Costume prcsiouily stated are kept in all sizes, so a: um immediately accommodate (being adapted either fin morning or full dress), T. and Co. feel no doubt that Ladies or Gentle men, having einnmissions, will favour them with a call at their ltooms, corner of Chancery-lane, Fleet •street.—S. /1. Persons more partictilarly wishing to make Ladies' Dress an article of exportation, will find the above 'louse the moot convenient in London. because, not only the Millinery, but the [krises, Spencers, and I'o)s:es, are kept in every size to suit adults, cops.sluently must save mouth trouble in executing large orders : and for the satisfaction of purchalers every article has its price affixed thereto in plain figures. from which no abatement is ever made. and which will be found lower than tit any other fashionable house in Loodon.—The above collection will , ikewise he found a con venient resource to Families arriving from the ;Uuntry. GENTLEMEN who are BALD, and the least mot* of I lair remain, by using Prince's genuine Russia Oil regulArly for a short time. mayvily on the twdd pluses becoming cover xl with flair. Also Gentlxucn wearilg powder ought to use it instead of poneitimi. In short, it is the best and wholesnmrst Oil for preserving and promoting the Hair of l.adies, Gentlemen, and l'hildr:n. sookt at ss the small bottle, also a bottle, Liontainisg timr small, at I Is. is 3 saving of Fa. or a large bottle, containing nine small, at Ws. is a saving of its. or six large brad(' nor 3i. is yet a grater saving, and when used ler the hair it not only preserver it, but is beneficial UI the health, whili obliges it to have a liritish Government Medical Stamp, which is included in the pric.i. Caution.--.l.adies and Gentl men will be particular to ask for Prince's Russia Oil, and °briery T'rin'e" on die cover, and on the seal of each biota!, without is not genuine. lle particular, as there is sivend (lair dressers• Ac. who sell counterf.tirs. Alu, GREY HAIR and CARROTY WHISKER.; CHANGED IMMEDIATELY TO DARK BROWN or BLACK. PRINCE'S IMPROVE!) DYE, prquire I with spirits, which is the only innocent Dye ever disc Ivcred for milking red or grey hair on the heal, or on any other place .lark or !duck in a few minutes. Item dr th of L adies who used to wear fide., hair, because their own bteallle grey, war 110 N their own hai., which gives the youthfal appearance as when at twenty years of age. .%lso thousands of •,ientl:luen who had grey an I carr ety whiskers, w'his't was a great disigu.entent to them, front the use of Prince's I their *Mates have be. nine quite dark. Observe, dliere are se . .eral spurious Dyes for changing the l Jt now whic't are prepared with ermine line, meirtiry, eNc. they are dangerous to use, and injurious to the health. But Prime's I tyr,prs. par.ll with spirits, notonly changes the hair, and dries in a few but also strengthens and thickens the hair and whiskers. Re pattictel pr to ask far Ili.nce's I /ye, half a guinea a bottle; two Nettles one polind; or one ilorAi bottles five pounds. Directions scaled up with each bottle, so thst any one can dye their own hair with case tied se.get.y in a few minutes. LADIES OF FASIIiON, in the PIII‘IK OF I.lP!', who wi•h to pres,.?ve their Face, Neck, (lands. Arms, Ac. from becoming wrinkl:ll, likewise those whose skin is wrinklul, will have t restored smooth and plump, and as youthful in appearance as when nt twenty. A trial will pmve that Prince's Baham is the only iM'ention in the uniy,•rse for the above. it also clears the skin front all blimishm, and gives it a di4 cite and healthy appearance, refrudi and revives the oomplexran, as by simply washing the skin. and is so inio , clit, evit the contura of the bottle may be drink in a tumbler of irate-. whi:h niskte it preferable to any other cosmetic for the skin, in short, it is a valuable artizle for the t o ilet of the Nobility and Gentry. Ask for 4` Prince's Balsani. - -llalf a Colima. p , r Bottle, or Tw t for One Pound, or One I)ozen for Five Pounds. kold by the Pr prole?, A. Prince. 9. John -street, Oxford -street; as the numbara run itTC;II - observe, his !louse is next dour to a Coch-maker', , ; sold deo by most leap:a-table VattlAss. London: Printed and published hr' R. Wll.lOl, at No. $9, Calaterry-lane. Fleet-street, and forwarded into the Country by all Newsmen, Clerks of the Roads, and nooktieller , , free of Postage, at lls. per quarter. THE NATIONAL REGIITER._ simis. The Lady of the Bight Hon. Lord Kensington. of a daughter.— Lally Vette. of a &Vint:T....At kakinc 110lISC, 1..u1y Blantyre, of a daughter.—The wife of Bear-Admiral Patterson, of MARRIED. The Rec. Temple Erere, Rector of Finningham, Suffolk. to Jane, Mot. of Baron Itieluirthe—The Rec. .1. W. Peters, of IYonienley, York, to I 1 ills ('att. Colrlough, dam of the late S. S'olclough. Ess. of Beitamidield. and niece to the Countess of Newburgh.— 3t the Bri tish Ambassador's at Brussel% the lion. G.. 1. 'Fhieknesse Tucker., to Jane, dau. of .3thilind fainnelly.—Chas. E. Bird. Esq. Capt. in the 37th reg. to Anne. dau. of the late Wm. Cmoke, Esq. of Waterford, and niece to Lord Itiresmore.—The Rev. 11. !lowan!, of Sawbridge. worth, Hens, to .lulia. dau. of Sir T. Reevor, Bart. of Mailmen-hull, Norfolk.-11. Riley. Esq. of the Admir a lty, t o H arr i e t, d au . o f Si r •Wiii. Beechey.—j. Drummond. jun. Esq. banker, of Charing-cross, to Georgian, dim. of Admiral Sir E. I larecy.—'fhomas Hens, Esq. to Sandi, widow of the late .I..lones, A. 13. and Ilistoriograplicr to the Ems India Company.—Mr. W. C. Fisk, artist. of Dam-street, Soho. to Francis Eli‘sbctli, eldest dau. of die late Sim. Coley. Esq. of Bad ford.--.Godfrey Meynell, Esq. of Meynell-Langley, Derbyshire, or Nina lialtimir, only dm. of the late 1). Balfour, Esq. of Chsrlotte-sq. Edinburgle—At Rochester. Sir 'f. ()shorn, Ran. of Newtown Dion molls. to Catherine, eklest dam of the late Major Ittibt Smith.-1t Alverstoke. !tants, Copt. Scubcll, of the Royal Navy, to Rebecca Ana, only child of R. Collins, I•lsq. of Ilnickhurst-Lodge,l4anipshire. DIED. At liaronstown (Westmeath), the Hight Hon. Lord Baron Sunder lin.—ln the Grove, Hackney, Hubert Meares, Ntortlen Col lege. in his ttjd year, Mr. W. Ocliterlony, formerly of Blechin-lane.— In Coleman -street, aged 31, J. G. Waite, Esq.—From bursting a bloikl-vessel, aged 54. Mr. Wrn. Wiggett, of 1/rury-lane.-1n her 7sth year, Sarah, wife of the Hey. B. N. Turner, Rector of Denton, near Grantham. During the performance of the funeral service, a person named Heck dropped down, and instantly expired —Aged 88, Mrs. Bush, sister to the Right Hon. henry Grattan.—Mr. I atapie, for merly a glover. :it Toulouse, aged 115 years : he retained the use of all his fitimitit-4 to the last.—At Leghorn, John P. Bastard, Esq. of K it ley the was about years M.P. for Devon.—ln his 85th year, l'udsey 1/awsim, Esq. of Liverpool.—ln his 85th year. Thos. Collier. Esq. of Winchester-place. Peneotiville.—Aged t;.. Cortis Telfair. Esq. of Mar gate.—At Bath. I.ycy, wife of .1. Fisher Hope, Esq. and sixth clam of the late Isaac Elton, Esq. of Stapleton blouse, Gloucestershire.—At Velonges, in France. Mrs. Cramer, wife of Capt. Cramer. H.N.—lii Milne 's-buildings. Dundee, G. C. Knight, Esq. of Jontruiston.—At Whitburn, aged 7t, Jaines Wilaon, merchant. Besides valuable pro perty which fills to his heir at law, and numerous legacies bequeathed to has other relations, lie hath disposed to trustees 4/sul. of heritable bonds to erect and maintain four schools in different situations, in the parishes 'of Whitburn, Shotts, and Canahruinceliun. The following legacies also manifest his high esteem of lea:sling, well as his Frau tole fur the favour of the country he had rn long enjoyed :—'lo the Whitburn Dibrary. 501. ; to the Taibrax Library. 514.; to the So ciety fie the supporting of the Gaelic Schools in the Highlands of Scot land, 1001.; to the Edinburgh Gratis Evendig Schools' Society, 100.: to the Anderston Charity School Society, Sol. ; to the Calton and Bridgeton Charity and Sabbath School Society. 401.; to the Glasgow Sabbath Evening Schools' Society, under the Litre of the Nile-street and Albion-street Churches, 301.; to the Whitburn Penny a Meek Bible Association, tool.; and to the poor of theparishes of Whithurn, Shotts. Canhusnethan. and West Calder. lady Cave's. in Upper Grosveno-street, Mrs. Fremantle, widow of the late J. Fremantle, Esq.—At Ely. aged 84, Susanna, relict of the late John Waddington. Esq.—ln his tooth year, Benj. Bewicke. Esq. of New Ormond-street. Queen-square--At Waltharustow, aged St, J. C• Blanckenhagen. Esq. of Amsterdam. LONDON MARKETS. CORN RXCIIANGE, MONDAY, APRIL 22. Having a brisk demand fur Wheat this morning, and the supply bin very short, has occasioned an advance of full 6s. per ilr. on the prices of this day week. Barley, Malt, Peas, and Beans arc each 2s. per qr. dearer, and Oats are full is. per qr. higher, notwithstanding the sexy large arrival we hive had since last Monday. Flour is lila. tier sack dearer. s. S. 34 a 14 20 a 31 SO a 14 26 a - 16 a '24 %Vilest . 48 • Pine shtto - Nt •W 2 Nye . 30 •31 Haney - Z 5 a3l Malt ; SO aof , FR IDA.V,, APR IL 6. Onr supply of most kinds of grain w has intr, had but few (scab .agrivals. Last Wednesday. . While Pease • (irty rvAse - Isc•n~ . 'ricks - Vats I. I. Pn and Oat. - 21 a PnMune ditto n tO Pow Fiovr a ;0 oecond ditto- 60 a Nape 'red . a VW. rather short to-day, !es remain mach the AValtat;F: PRICE OF COHN,. rot At" England& Wake. Ecotl.gd. I s. d. I. A. Wheat . . 5) S - kyr - 93 - n many - :3 3 - 0 crals 9 • 0 PHICF. s. d. a. d. Baer - 3 a a ► a Nhatton - ♦ 0 a 3 0 Veal - 4 ♦ a 6 0 'Pork - ♦ 0 a s 6 Lamb - 6 0 a 7 6 Qt'AitTEll. FOX LNDING L. U. Lpsldnd Ic Wale,. Scotland. I. 4. a. d. Penns - 23 ♦ - Pe.ae - - 31 S 0 Oatmeal - 23 II n Peer or Big! 0 • 0 or MEAT. FRIDAY, Al Heads of faith Ile abn.,t • - 714 •Iseepils.l Lambs sal° II Calves - . - ISO . 20 I •:4. amd lAa4enhalL lartase s. d. s. e. Ice(- s 0 a 0 Motton • - 3 4 a 4 • Ve..l 4 a 3 It Pork - s oa9o Lomb - - :. o • 6 kr OD DTILAW PLR LOAD. L. 4. d. L. a. d. Average L. s. d. Boy- s Is 0 a 5 5 0 ♦ lu n ST. JAMES's. f Closer -000 a 0 0 0 —— 00 0 • t 19 ■ 0 4 0 Hay - 10 0 a 11 10 0 - • 0 0 WIFITI:CHAPEL. I nave, - 5 5 0 • U ti 0 —— o 11 0 I Straw - 2 0 0 • 2' 0 0 —— 2 3 0 Hay. - - 0 0 a 5 5 0 17 U SMITHFIELD. S - • o o a If 10 0 -- D a o SIM/ 0 a I lei 0 -- 1 la PRICE OF STOCKS FOR THE WEEK. Monday.ln I Thurs. iesday.!Wednes.J . Friday. ',Saturday Rank Stock 1 —'238 33 , 257 1237 ,-; per e t. Red. no 60 • 1 i-- Got (fitl 3 per ct. Con. 61 161 IV —62 21 .t per et. Con. 73 73 73 7 53 I'sl 3 p.ct.N.An. 91 Ve r ll ,92 Bank I.. An. 15 ,15 15 1 15 1154 lin•3p.c.An. —6O ,-- , , ------ -- Irialt3 perm ---...., Vita Stpck I-01804 - chitin 116/010--6 pixt 1 6pm S. Sr? Stock'—'-1---i Es. Ilills ...:2 5 prt. .3s d. 6 p 6 pm. Omniinti —lB ; 184 pm. 18j St. I.ot. Tic. £23 78. ; LYE 7s. Cllll. fin' Ac.'62l '641 1;24 6 pm. ~ spin. 4tv pm tsj f-. ILI~ -- APRI T. 28. 013