North Wales Gazette

J' MONEY, THE several Suras of ip,000 i?l,000, and £ •900, may be had at H P" Cent. on good Security—the two first Sums will be advanced to- gether if required. Apply to Mr. G. B. ROOSE, Solicitor, Amlwch. N. B. This advertisement will not be continued. GO AT IN JASWTAVERN, C4.STLE..GREEN, C4RNRV(),N. HUGH HUGHES, rPRY respeotfully begs leave to inform his W Friends and the Public in general, that the *aW Inn (which is- delightfully situated, cen- •gaia iui „nvenient for Commercial Travel- W with a fine vie* of the Castle and Mountain • leenery) continues to receive an accession of en- 4oaraJ^nentr»od support for which returns »,?3Sre thanks and acknowledgments, and it Sir be his study to deserve such support, by „ .^$rryatt«ation: in hisfpower; ;StaH-stabling, Carnages, with able: Horses Lock-up Coach-houses, and Billiard-room. THE ROYAL MAIL Arrives at the -abovfe1 Inn, at half-past seven o'clock every morning, for Pwllheli, and returns at half-past four in the evening, fgr the AlLioxi Hotel, Bangor: also THE PILOT COACH, 1 -T TIICSS "*>"» F"»" 11,6 <1'8 p0ST OFFICE CAR, From the above Inn,^ BecW^^IVem^c, and Tan-y-bwlch, on Sundays, Wednesdays, and Fridays. "=" TWO O,OOÔl::rrizes AND THIRTEEN OTHER CAPITAM, T. MISH, OF the old State Lottery Offices, 4, Cornhill. and 9, CharingrCross, respectfully .reminds his best friends, the Public, that there are still undrawn a Prizes of X20,000 O 1,000 l' .1 500 io" 200 Not any of the above being fixed for any specific Day of Drawing, ALL MAY BE DRAWN Next Saturday, (1st of MAY.) FT BJSHhM UTWI^ ANITTO'^0'1100 PDZ" V*"? SSX 7-twTrals • and lie hopes next da^to-an- Another, if not b^th, the £ 20,000 Prizes that are still undrawn. A few warranted undrawn Tickets and Shares are yet on sale at BISH's Offices in London, and sby his Agents in this County. Poole & Harding, Booksellers, i TURF-SQUARE, CARNARVON. D. E-vans, Journal Office, Carmarthen. Poole 8r Harding, Booksellers, Chester. W Bird, Post Offwe, Cardiff. j Potter, Bookseller, Haverfordwest. E Jones, Bookseller, Nantwich. J Barclay, Bookseller, Pembroke. F. Fagg, Prirttcr, Swa-a. R. Jones" Cheesemonger, Shrewsbury. "]J-Irs., Tye, Bookseller, Wrexham. LUK PALLADIUM LIFE AND FIRE AS- TH SURANCE SOCIETY, CAPITAL.i?2,QQ0,000 Stealing i. DIRECTORS. Sir E. H. EAST, F. R. S., M. P. Chairman. Col. JoaN BAILLIE, M. P. Deputy Chairman. Josias Du Pre Alex- Neil Benjamin Edmon- aader, Esq; M. P. stone, Esq. JobnL.Anderden,IFsq. Joseph Esdaile, Esq. ,Oeo. Arbuthnot, Esq. John Williamson ul- johnBent, Esq. M. P. ton, Esq. gam. Bosanquet, Esq. Thomas Houldsworth, Henry Browne, Esq. Esq. M. P F.ft. S- Capt. H. Kater,F.R.S. cjr W. Champion De Clms. Elton Prescptt, -9ttY, Bt. Crespigný, Bt. :iI. P. Esq. • sir W. Congreve, Ht. Peter Reirsoh, Esq. M P» • liobertson, ESQ, r 1 T H. H. Da vies, M. P. p Samuel Skinner, Esa W Bodycott Davies, Colottrf^Mark W«ks ^TKKEBS—Messrs. BoSanquet, and Co. Messrs: Coutls sind Co. 'r JlATIIEMATICAL ^N^PECTO^-Thomas Young, PMVSICIAN—Thomas' Young, M. D. F. R. S. ASSISTANT Pnvsici^—JamesBartlet, M. D, SURVEYOR—Sauiuel Be^leYi'Esq- Resident SUPEUINTENDANT—W. An The object of this Institution is to'combijeihe advantages of those previously ,esta.bllS t' B. Kive the Assured that jnfluence in thf meiitof the affairs of the Society which h^ portant interests demand, and to superadd Pa- ramount principle of taking science exclusively for its guide in that part of its operations wmcn 80 peculiarly require it. u The Insurances of the Society will pe. con- fined to those classes in both departments which the most careful investigation has demonstrated :will at once afford additional security and advan- tage to the assured, jand increased profit to the Proprietary. The Society will grant Annuities, Endowment for Children, &c. and purchase Annuities, Re- versions, and other Contingent Interests.. T Instructions for Policies will be received at No. 10, Regent-street, and at Messrs. Bosan- quet, and Co.'s, until the Offices of the society are ready for the reception of the Establishment, j To Plumbers and Glaziers. WANTED IMMEDIATELY. A STEADY, industrious, YOUNG- MAN, who thoroughly understands his business.— As he will be taken into partnership, none need apply unless they can bring respectable references. For particulars apply (if by letter, post paid,) at the office of this paper. WANTED TO RENT. By the year, or a term of years in the Northern or Central part of Wales, A SMALL GENTEEL COTTAGE RESI- DENCE (unfurnished) containing two sit- ting -QOMC» T yo good ned-rooms & .two seivants ditto; witti coach house & stable attached a pro- ductive garden, and a few acres of pasture land, situated in the neighbourhood of river fishing, and the privilege of shooting (if possible,) not far from a good Market Town.—The rent to be uio- derate. A GQOD HOUSE-MAID wanted. All letters addressed, post paid, to J. B. North Wales Gazette Office, stating particulars of rent, &e. will be attended to. BEAUMARIS. "To -.be Sold by, Private Contract' -OR, 1MYav&miered u'pon immediatety,' THAT eligible large, and valuable DWEL- LING-JIOL'SE, outbidding*, and garden, thereto, adjoining, situate in the centre of the town of Beaumaris, now in the possession of HUGH WYNNE, Esq. This House is conveniently situated for the re- §idence of a genteel family or A Lodging House it consists of four cellars, three parlours, kitchen and pantry first, floor a drawing-room, four bed- rooms, closets 2d, six bed rooms with servant's garrets, stabling for three horses, coach-house and saddle-room. The Premises extend from the main street to the sea; rooms may be built at a small expense adjoini n, the beach, to command beautiful and delightful views of the Bay, Penmaerimawr and the adjoining Carnarvonshire Hills, Ormshead and Priestholme Island. For further particulars, apply to H u GI-I WYNNE, Esq. Penymariah, near Beaumaris, who will di- rect proper persons to shew the premises, or to Mr. EVAN EVANS, Solicitor, Carnarvon. AT PICKLLE HERRING WHARF, IS NOW IIOADING FOR CARNARVON, BANGOR, BEAUMARIS, AMLWCH, And all PLACES ADJACENT. .THE FINJI F^BT,SAIF^IN.G S'MACK UNION, I • H, JONES, MASTER. A CONSTANTTllADER, J Takes in Goods, for Llangefai, Biingor-Ferpy, Nevin, I/lanerchymedd, Pwllheley/ ilolyhead, and all places adjacent. Those PERSONSJWHO wish to ship Goods on board the Union, will please to signify the SAME 10 their Correspondent as early as possible, as she is ex- pected to sail ia about three wedk. ANGLESEY. To be Let by Auction, At the Bull's Head, in the Town of LlangPfni, in the county of Anglesey, on Friday, the iith day of J[aY, 1824, between the hours oj two and Jour o'clock m the afternoon; A LL that LAND, called and known by the J\ namesof CAERCEFN, CAEAUCHA, and LLINIA SQUIRE HARVEY, situate iu the several parishes of Llangrislioltfs and Cerrig- ceinwen, in the said county, in the following, or such other Lots as shall be agreed upon at the time of letting. LOT I. Rhoscaeucha.. II Acres. LOT II. Cae'rffynnon-fawr 7 ditto. LOT III. Cae'rffynnon-bach. 7 ditto, LOT IV. Cae'ref^l-bach. 17 ditto. LOT v. Cae'rcefii. SO ditto. LOT VI. Llinia Squire Harvey 5 ditto. The above Fields will be let from the said 14th day of May, to the 13th day of November next for grazing, for which purpose they are most con- veniently situate, on the nevr Post-road leading from Holyhead to Bangor Ferry, and within one mile and a half of the Town of Llangefni—each" Field is well watered. Further particulars may be had, on application at the Office of Mr. G.B. ROOSE, Solicitor, Am- lwch.

BIRTH. 0^the 16th inst. at Stanley Hall, Shropshire, the Lady of SIR f yrwhitt Jones, Barf, of a son. MARRIAGES. On Friday last, at Llanbeblig, by the Rev W Williatns, Mr. Win. Thomas, of Carnarvon sue-- geon, to Jane third daughter of the late-liobert Price, of L^lantylhn, ESQ. On Tuesday ge'nniglu, at St. Philip's Chiireli, Liverpool, by the Rev. George Driffield, Vicar of Prescot, Mr. Edward Jones, Solicitor, Ruthin, to Maria, daughter of W Ul. Hope, Esq. Liver- pool. On Wednesday, the 21st inst. at Great Thorn- ham, Suffolk,,by the Rev. A. B. Henniker, Rec- tor, John Heaton, Esq. of Plas Heaton, in the county of Denbigh, to the Hon. Anne Eliza, el- dest daughter of the Right Hon. Lord Henniker. Immediately after the ceremony, the Bride and Bridegroom left Major House, his Lordship IS., seat in Suffolk, for Plas Heaton. On Saturday evening, Lord Francis Conyng- ham led to the Hymeneal Altar the beautiful Lady Jane Paget, the daughter of the Marquis of Anglesey. The ceremony was performed at Argyll House, in Park-lane, by the Hon. and Rev. Richard Bagot, brother of Lord Bagot, in the presence of the following distinguished per- sonagesthe Duke and Duchess of Richmond; Duke and Duchess of Argyll; Marquis and Mar- chioness of Convngham; Countess of Uxbridge, Lady Harriet Bagot, Earl of Mount Charles, Lady Elizabeth Conyngham, Lady Charlotte Conynghani, and her younger sister; Lord Al- bert Conyngham.v Mr. and Lady Augustus Chi- chester; Lady Sarah Bailey, Lord Graves, Mr. Dennison, M. P. The Earl of Uxbridge gave the blooming Bride away, who had on a beauti- ful dress of Valenciennes lace. The Ladies Georgiana and AgnesPaget were the Bridemaids. Immediately,after the ceremony the happy cou- ple departed in a new post chariot for CuniQei- land Lodge, in Windsor Park, there to pass the htffiteymoon. The Bride is in her 2oth year, the hii on' I Bridegroom is 27. At nine o'clock the company sat down to a most sumptuous banquet; covers were laid for IS in the Grand S aloon. V. DEATHS. Lately, at Carnarvon, in the 67th year of his age, Mr. E. Richardson, whoforneariy 50 years WAS a faithful Minister of the Gospel; his ex- emplary life and Christian meekness secured hint a friend in every one that witnessed them, and which was testified by the numerous and respect- able attendants at his funeral, who might say- Let me die the death of the Righteous, and let my latter end be like his." On the 22d inst. at Carnarvon, Mr. A. Dillon, seedsman a man whose energy of mind, and pur- severance in various and successful attempts to gain an. honest livelihood, rendered him highly useful to that town and neighbourhood, In him was exemplified the characteristic warmtH of the ti-i'sliiia a'ri-feetingly alive to any insult, but keen- ly sensible of every favour shewn him, and proud of every opportunity to testify his gratitude. -Oil-Tues(lay week, Mrs. Allen Jones, wife OF the Rev. Allen Jones, Rector of Llanrhuidr Mochnarit.; Tuesday se'nnight, in Chester, Mr. Thomas Rogers,; lace-jjianufaoturer, of Holywell. He had been attending Wrexhain fair, WHIM he was taken unwell, and wentito Chester for the purpose of obtaining- medipal relief. OIL Tuesday last, JUr. George Nofrris, of the. Commercial"IIM, Dale-street, Liverpool, aged !)4, years. DEATfr OP A WELSH-BARD.—Oh Sunday last after a short illness, Edward Jones, Bird to the Prince of Wales, breathed his last, aged-72;—MR. Jones was a nati ve of Merionethshire, in North Wales. He publisiied, about- thirty years ago, A Work entitled Relies of the Bards,which contains much valuable historicäl informntMu; afto a collection <M'Welsh Airs, arrange for the Ilarp, an instrument which- Mr. Jones pert-onnoi- (J'H-SIFTER: the riianner of his forefathers, that is, he played the Treble with his left hand RndBa.s-} wi'th the right; Mr. Jones prissessed'a library of rare books, both and printed, many of which he has lately disposed of.Ile was a member OF the Royal Society of Musicians, the Governors of which.on hearipg that he was totally unable to Mlow his professional pursuits, granted hin-an annuity of fifty pounds per annum but he only livted to enjoy the Rt-stpaymeatofthe Institution's bOtrntv. 'instanf, aged 81 jears: Llewellyn PARTY, ESQ. of Gernos, Cardiganshire. It has i fallen to the lot of few individuals to pass the bourne,- from which no traveller returns, so sin- cerely and deservedly lamented. The inviolabie 'integrity of his the engaging suavity of his disposition, and the natural grace and dig- nity of his manner, were the admiration of all who had the happiness to know him. He was the oldest Magistrate in the County of Cardigan. His vigorous intellect, superior judgment, and deep knowledge of law, eminently qualified him for his magisterial office and in no man ever dwelt a more ardent love of even-handed justice.^ He has left an only Son, the inheritor of his virtues and his Estate, to lament the loss of one of the kind est of Fathers.

Government has announced its determination to put down Orange and ail other party processions in the sister island. FALSE EMPHASIS.-A writer on English gram- mar gives the following example of wrong em- phasis. A clergyman, on reading the 27th verse of the ISth chapter of 1st of Kings, generally placed the emphasis on the words denoted by italics- And hespaketohis sons, saying, saddle me the ass. And they saddled him. On Saturday, the 24th inst. an inquest was held on the body of Mr. Lloyd, a surgeon in this city. The deceased had retired to rest on the Wednes- day night previous and was notuntil the following Friday. It appeared that the deceased in attempting to descend down stairs fell head foremost, which causing a severe fracture of the skull, produced immediate death. V erdlct-Ac- cidental Death. OLD WOMAN'S REMEDIES EXAMINED-—A tea- spoonfi'l of brandy with a piece of lump sugar for a sore throat-extremely injurious halt or moist SLtgar to a recent cut-absurd and injurious. A recent cut should be kept as clear as possible from every substance, and bound gently up with sticking plaster-Medical Adviser. C?U JON TO PWHLICANS.—The constables of the hundreds are on the alert surveying the mea- sures of innkeepers, Mr. Stevens, of the Green Dragon, Salisbury, Mr. Baker, offlarnham, and Mr. ^Harewood, ,of Cofflbe, have severally HAD their enps condemned, and the two former have been since niMd 15s. each. IN eottsequenco <SF the considerable advance in the price of malt and hops, the Lords of the Trea- sury have, by an order of the 9th inst. directed table-beer to be sold at 92s. per barrel of 3G gallons. Mr, Serjeant Goold has stated, in arecord at the ASsizes at Cork, that a receipt in full of all demands, was. np.T of the slightest use when given for a composition. Mr. Goold said, that not one; in five hundred,was aware ot this. » On Friday se'nnight, as the condemned pri- soneis were the gaol, in this town, one, of them" of. time of Bradhum, convicted of the burglary at Glemsford, was thus accosted by HIS jBotherW'ell, boy,- what are 'YOU to bff. done to I" "Hanged, inotlier, replied TJJIE son. Well," rejQÎlwd the mother, be a good boy .and don't be banged- in your best clothes, but let- mo have ttvenu I .had better, take your red waist- coat,no wX'^BuryPost. The Hon. Member for Gajway, in taking his rounds a few mornings since, to enforce compli- ance with his celebrated Bill, found in ONE of the streets of St. Giles's a native of the sister king- dom beating his wife. The Hon Gentleman very humanely interfered; but the woman flew at him like a tiger, exclaimitig, Jasus, and does your Honour take me FOR^^A brute baste." "1' 9

COMPENDIOUS NOTICES. HIS MAJESTV holds a drawing room, Thursday, at St. James's Palace, to celebrate his birth-day —new grand staircases, new entrances, and new rooms formed, for the purpose of holding this splendid Court ceremony.—Duke and Duchess of Clarence expected to embark in Royal Sovereign yacht, early in May-his Majesty believed has also some intentions of taking a sea excursion.— Duke of Wellington's health improving at Chel- tenham.—Earl of Liverpool also better, through use of the Bath waters—Mr. Canning arrived at Bath, Tuesday, on a visit to his Lordship.—The Opera crowded Saturday night, to witness re-ap- pearance of Madame Pasta from Paris, as Des- demoiia, in the Opera of Ot;ltello--her voice a mezzo soprano, but her excellence is rather that of taste and cultivation than of extraordinary na- tural power.—JudgeBest not yetgazetleds Lord Chief Justice of the Common Pleas.:—of Dioceses of Bath and Wells and of Saruin, intend petition- ing against Unitarians being permitted to solem- lliz: marriages in their own chapel?.—Ilouse of t.or<U re-assemble Wednesday, and the Commons Monday next.—A bomb vessel, called the Terror, waiting at Portsmouth for news from Algiers, previous to proceeding agaiast that place.—East India ships Herefordshire, Kellie Castle, Thomas Grenville, Princess Charlotte of Wales, and Alfred, arrived last week.—Sir John Malcolih says, that within the last thirty years 1000 wo- men have been put to death as witches in central India—our Government endeavouring to suppress the practice.—Little variation in the funds since last illor.Iay. Batik- of England had a verdict against them in Court of King's Bench Wednes- day—Sir Richa.rd Sutton sent a powerof attorney to Mr. Macdougal, to sell out 60,0001. stock' and upwards—the Bank doubted the authenticity of the poWer, but delayed unnecessarily the means of proving such authenticity, and by the fall of. the funds in the mean time, Sir Richard lost on the- stock; upwards of 2391.Tlie Jury gave a verdict; a-gainst the Bank for that sum.—English Our saddle horses (says a letter from Paris) are now chiefly English, as our young mtfl of bun ton would be ashamed to mount any otter Sadler ascended iri his balloon near Mili Friday, and after a voyage of 30 i- nufes, alighted in safety—the balloon contained s&.OuO cubic feet of gas.-—'A new romance, by the author of the Scots novels, coming, out-lq.00 copies bespoken by London booksellers, Friday. —The celebrated artist Clennell, who has long be^n insane, is in a state of convalescence, andin a few weeks, it is hoped, will be quite recovered. ¡ —So.neofthe London publicans have met, and agfed to petition against the Bill, respecting re- t a Inc \.t lies..—There is a great demand for sea- men—their wages rising in consequence.—In In- sol vent Debtor's Court, Saturday, William Alli- son was remanded for eight mouths, for putting his name to accommodation bills for another, without haying property to meet them, when due» without haying property to iiieet tliem who ii due. —Four houses in the spirit trade failed recently. —A ■OreiiUdressed handsome woman, named Eli-; i rZáb-eth Grav, sent toNewg-ate for trial, Sattirdsty^! from Marlborougif-street, for Pill-loilliliga- roll of' ribbpn, at a haberdasher's in New Bond-street— A poor woman went recently, with tears in her eyes, to the clergyman of a parish in Sussex, to complain of a man who died of small pox, being buried near the body of her husband About five o'clock on Friday morning, a brig,

Rame unknown, sank in Swansea Bay, and all hands on board were drowned. It is supposed she must have met with some damage during the night, and was making all sail for land, when she was overtaken by a sudden squall, and instantly went down, EXTRAORDINARY DESPATCH AND FAST SAILING. —The cutter, Dorset, of Dublin, Evans, master, (a Bourdeaux Packet,) arrived at Holyhead, on Monday, the 5th inst. with a very full cargo of merchandize, which was all discharged—sailed on Tuesday the 6th inst. with a full cargo on board, for Dublin—landed the same oh the Cus- tomhouse Quay there,—took in her bedding and cabin furniture—sailed from thence on Friday the 9th with ten passengers for Bourdeaux, and arrived in the Garonne on Tuesday the 13th; beicg the ninth day from her arrival at Holyhead. POPULATION OF LONDON AND P-tRis.-Thc po- pula.tion of Paris was put down by Sir Wm. Petty in his Essay on Political Arithmetic, published in 16S7, on the authority of the best French writers, at 488,000 while her present population, accord- ing to the late census, does not aiiiouiitto 700,000. But the population of London,which now exceeds 1,274,000, is put down in the same Essay at 698,000 which-shows that London must have added 569,000 to her greater population, in the same period that Paris had added little more than 200,000 to her smaller population. THE IRISH CHAMPION.—DUBLIN, APRIL 23.- Langan took his benefit at Fishamble-street Theatre last night; it was, a regular bumper; boxes, pit, gallery, and stage (within the rope ring) were crowded by the Fancy. The doors too, were encircled by amateurs of an humbler cast;, who wanting the blunt" were content with occitsional-ly learning intelligence of thte :sparring matches from the in audollt-goers. > fistic- display produced on the occasion was indeed below' par," with the exception of the Champion's own display. He was evidently improved by the experience he had in EnglarlCL-, His first set-to was with a called Smltll; as we have been told. Langan stood up well, displayed caution and considerable science lie parried carefully, a:r! made his rejoinder tell. Theilpplause'was treinendqus, His next stand-up was with a muscular fel'low,; who possessed little sciepce but great strength he was obliged to give* iii after Langan had opened- his sniggling botfle.; he theabnwed and rctired, < yielding the'claret plentn'L!!ly. Some amateurs (complete gluttons at the non-j scientific niawling plan) attempted to "iiash it," but received litD.eencouragementt He at the end addressed the House, declaring: he would support the honour of his country while; he lived, and that; ho man who stood in shoe- i leather should beat him. This wajs received witlif elite is hu/as, and,,exclaniatiohS 6fMay the! LoIi li-isli

SHA&SP £ ARE MENDED AND MODERN- IZEI). BY A PERSON OF QUALITY. The fairy halls, the lofty pinnacles. The spreading woodlands, the great purse itself, Yea,,all thatit containeth, shall.be spent, A.a, the leanness of a spendthrift's, wallet, not behind.. I. The, sloop Bellona, Watkins, of Aberystwith, from Liverpool to Bristol, was driven on shore on Saturday, the 10th instant, near Fishguard cargo discharging. A portion of the capital appropriated by the Bank of England to the lending on mortgages, is at length about to findits way into circulation.— Within a week from this time, there will be ad- vanced, it is said, two different mortgagees, about £lO(},üOÜ. It is now nearly twelve months since the first adoption of the measure, but the va- riotis difficulties started of a legal and general nature, have so long retarded the payment of the money. SPECIMEN OF THE FIRST ENGLISH TRANSLATSON OF THE SCRIPTURES MADE BY DR. WICLIFFE, IN 13S0.—" Matt. VIII, 23-27. And whanne he was gone up into a litil schip, his disciples sueden liiin, and lo 51 greet steryring was maad in the see, so that tlye schip was bilid with waivis, but he .slept; and his disciples camen to him, and reisiden him and seiden, Lord save its we pe- ri scheh. And Ihsus seiden to hem, what ben ye .of litil'feith agast; thanne lie roos, and com-, maundide to the wyndes and the see, and a great pesiblenesse was maad. And men wondriden and seiden, what maner man is he this, for the wyndes and the sceobeischen to him." SHREWSBURY monthly fair on Tuesday & Wed- nesday was pretty well supplied, Fat sheep sold to 6d. per Ib. there were a great many ewes and lambs, they met with a dull sate; yearling stote1 sheep sokl for 2-ls. to 26s. a piete. A -large supply of fat cattle, they fetched 3d. to 5|IT.N; -per lb.; large prices were asked for stores, but few sold. Store pigs rather better than last fair. Butter in tubs 10 jd. to lid. per.lb. A pretty good supply of cheese, and a brisk demand skins 47s. to 52s middling 5SS. to 63s., best 95 to 70s. Bacoit (jW. to 7d. Hams 7d. to 7^D.—At Worcester first spring fair on Saturday, there was a large b supply of cows, and many were disposed of at. from 5d. to 5JD. per lb. There were not many sheep, and but little dellitid a few were sold at üd. per lb. The following recipe for making a foetid bitter solution, which destroys all kinds of insects, is given in the Journal de Phdrmacie for February last, by M. Viney, one of the editorsTake of wood mushrooms, or large brown foetid boletusee, 6 lbs,; black soap, 2 ditto grated nux vomica, 2oz.; water, 200 lbs. Put the mushrooms bruised, and beginning to putrefy, into the water, lia-ving. previously" dissolved the soap therein. Leaye the mixture to putrefy in a cask for some days agi- tating the liquid from time to time. When it has becoineveni foetid, the decoction of the nux vomica hi wilier is'to be poured into it. This liquor sprinkled on trees, bushes, plants, &c. in gardens, will entirely destory, or banish every None of them can stand tills foetid poisoii. At this REASON of sight-seeing, we think it right to acquaint all Country, Cousins, -that" Dr. Mey.- rick, ill his curioiis work on Ahcient Armour, has detected a scandalous impropriety in the arrange- ment of Queen Elizabeth's armour, exhibited at the Tower. The piece of armour which is now represented as encasiag the stomach of the doughty Virgin Queen, had of old a much ignobler destina- tion, it, in fact, ensconced the sitting part of her Royal Father, the bluff King Hal and accord- ing to all the laws OF fitness and proportion, coiild by no means enter into the equipment of his' (air daughter-much less should it have been PROMOT- ED from the unobtrusive pffice pf rear guard'TO jolly KING, which it WAS fashioned to hold,, to VTAFID as it Were in the front of tlje battte^ THE VARI^'J'IRD of the maiden Queen.- BY wayi QF illustrSxtidh, to explain the matter to persons uu- skilled in the economy of armour, it is as if a FI"-iire of Klizaheth Were exhibited with HE* ;fa- TH^R'S rusty old breeches, the back in front, in the R PLATE oftlitf stomacher sight as about irregular as the Lady Abbess, in the Queen of Navarre's v Tales, with the Father Confessor's culottes on her head in the manifer of a veil. The shade of Eliza beth would indeed blush to see this profanation, in the warlike representation to heN person, for though in the moment of threatened invasion, and in the ardour of patriotism, she might, peradven- tnre, seizing the first thing that came to hand have snatched lip her honoured Sire's inexpressible wrought-iron rear-guard, and applied it to the defence of Her heroic bosom, yet it is not seemly that she should descend to the latest posterity with this unspeakable munition—in this unmaidenly guise. Let Harry have his own again—restore to the Royal Father his iron small clothes, and divest jolly Queen Bess of this unseemly attire. --+8t-

MLRKET -tei- An'a'ccount of the Prices of Wheal, Barley, at Oats, in the ivcfk closed Saturday in under-Mentioned cottitties-#- qi-. YVindtf* 1;¡CaSJJ.rc- Anglesey ] 47s to 54s 34s to 39S ) ISs ta Carnarvon. 40s 56s 5s 39s 22.v — DENBIGH 57S 60s 30s 33s 22S — FLINT 53S — 68S 30S — 33S 20S — MERIONETH. 53S — 68S SO* — 33S 20S — Montgomery. | 53s — 67s 30s — 33s 20s —

LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE. TUESDAY, One o'clock. SECOND EDITION. The market to-day has been AS dull as possible scarcely a sale of any thing could he dlpch: Wheat, is 3d. and Oats Id. per bushel lower. Barley, Malt, Beans and Peas arc all eheapa Wheat, 70ib. s. D. S. J English Old. o. 10 0 a 11 New. 10 6 a 11 Oats 3 S a 3 Barley 4 6 a. 5 < Flour, 2 iOiij. S. D. S. l) EnglishJine 48 0 a 55 j Irish. 46 57 a 53 'Attic)-icait i)t Botid, 27 0 a SJ

-cr: LONDON, CORN EXCHANGE, Monday, April 26. f Though the arrival of Wheat and Flour last w() was by no means large, yet the trade closo i ■with 'great dullness on Friday, when seve samples of Wheat remained on hand. T •nio'rniHg the supply- was moderate, chiefly fr .1 Elfsexard Kent, but the quality being Ofll,\ whole very iiiaitferent, the trade was pxceedtn ly-h eavyind even the hest parcels MUKTBE no- "I from Is. to 2. per quart ar lowef, whilst-a further reduction hut little progress could > made in the MIDDLING and ordinary sorts, W ci which the stands remained covered at the c! ) of the market. Barley, though in limited SCP v- meets a dull sale, and is about is. per quaii -i" lower. The- SAME also mav be said of Beans but in Pease of both sorts tliere is no altt-rati,) 1 to notice.. VVE have BUT few frtskarrivals Oats; the is however without anv bi'i:' ness though last reek's prices are fully ported. INE ICP price of Flour remains at O„O; per sack. Wheat, (while) <vcS „ Barley.. v. 1.V/ .? £ J UaoGl PTTTIC. 40s A- Oats (Potutve) 2:1* a > Poland. 21S a 9J -Feed 20s a

PRICE OF FLOUR. ;• Toirit made Flour, 55s a 60s per sack delivered. Ditto,Seco;ids a ;)55 ditto. Essex and Suffiffc Flour, 45s a 50s on boa d Wtil-i. Norfolk and iSiockion ditto 40s a 45s ditto. Bran. »4- • '1 Is a 12s Quarter. Fine Pollard.. ;T. 14« a ISs ditto New Rape Seed, £ '23 lo £ 2oper Laat.

PRICE OF BREAD. Peck Lo(if Inl} 6oz Halfditt> JIb lloz m,^oz ml P- u,ua 2ib"2^oz 0 Bread in the Metropolis, is 10 ^d. for the 4 j It father# are others who sell from a hafp{ j Ttj io I tree halfpence below that rate.

SMITHFIELD, MONDAY, APRIL 28. Our market is much the same as on last Monday in Beef 4s. 2d. per stone being obtained for O-OOD cattle, but inferior is very flat. The Mutton trad 1 is very dull indeed, and at 4s. 6d. per stone far the best wethers and Downs, and coarse meat is in no demand. Lamb, from being more plentiful, is cheaper by 6d- per stone, and that is also lowe than we last quoted. In Pork there is no alter ation- To sink the offal—per stone of Sib. Reef.2s hd to 4 S Od I Veal. 3S 4.1$ Cd Mutton..3s Odto4s Od j Pork. ,3s 4Js Od Head of Cattle this day. Beasts, about 2497 1 Calves IP() Sheep 16,410 j Pigs GJY

RAW HIDES. Best Heifers and Steers, ¡ Ordinary, 2s idto 2s fkl W st. 3s Od to 3s 2d Market calf, each, 0:1 Aliddls. 2s Bd to 10d Eng. iiarse. Os Od loOd SHEEP SKINS. Downs 4s Od to osOd—Polled 5s 0 (I to0Od PRICE OF HOPS. Kent Pockets 91. Os, to 1010 v to 1,2108. East Kent Sf Canterb. 171 Os. to -I os. Sussex Pockets SI Os to i)l 9s to 101 5s. Essex Pockets SI 0s to LOD 0s to J1/1 ]g, Farnham, fine, 160s to 2 11 Us.-Sec III Os lo I (it Os, Kent Bags, Sf/Oto 61 9s to 10. Sussex Bags 71 10s to 8Z Ss to 9^0*. Essex Bags, 7110s to 9/ 9s to 10 0s. PRICE OF LEATHER. Butts, 50 to OtSlbs cadi per lb 22rl to 23d Ditto, 56 tombs- each V lto .%id Dressing Hides \Sd to 20d Fine Coach Hides H0d to g J Cropllides, So to AOlbs far cuttiag.l7<lto ISd Ditto 45 td50lbslcd to »«>/ Calf Skins.. 30 foUHbs. IG to .g_ Ditto.50 to 7Qlbs. ■•Hdlb Ditto.70 lo 8 Dibs i. 22 d to-2! Smalt Seals (Greenland) l8 Lo j n j Large ditto to iikl 1' PRICE OF TALLOW. To)r,A -Talloiv. 8 Yello w Russia :{- v ( While ditto 33 'SOAP DITIO. — '• W' MELTING'SUFF 29 DIUO MAGH. J- ITYAVCS' J^V Piiiiil.# f* (j'- Price of Candles per dcz. S. ;HtI M ùld. I •dr lioz. aiiOii'Siijor ready money. PItlCE OF POTATOES. Marsh Champions s or "l Ware. 1 w York Kidnejs: 3 Scotch Red.