Star. — London, England, 1815-11-21 00:00:00

THE PRINCE REGEN'T'S TOUR. Owing to the arrival of some letters, the PRINCE Rttus4•r's visit to Beaudesert was considerably shorten. ed. His Royal Highness kit Beaudesert on Satur day last. We understand that the reception of his Royal Highness by the tenantry, headed by the Mar quis of ANGLESEAPs keepers, is a very old Custom ; but that it has no reference to the Marquis's peculiar rights op Cannock Chase. • In the old feudal system, when the country was not • cleared of its immense woods, and the roads were liable to constant obstruc tion, the keepers had used to precede any particular visit•brs, with axes, Cc. &c. alter tile manner of pioneers, to make good the way, and prevent incon venience to the party following. It thus became an ncient mark of respect to a visitor, to receive him ith such an useful attendance, who not only acted as pioneers, but as guiJ•s throng'. au hal icate and unen closed domain. SPORTING. STATEMENT or TUE ODDS os Tile DERBY AND OAKS CAKES, to. DERBY. Taken—P to 1 agst c. by Walton, out of Pedny Trumpet. 12 to 1 apt Weathercock, by Orville. 13 to 1 agst Firemaster, brother to Squib. 13 to 1 agst John of Paris, (tate Dick Goodison). 11 to 1 agst c. by Walton, out of L'lluile de Venus. it: to I agst c by Sir David, out of Loui..a. 1E; to 1 agst lob 'Fliornberry. OAKS. S 1 :gat sister to Raphael. ii to i sister to Crisiin. 10 to 1 agst :kuy other. —Our ::porting lte,iders will be pleased to observe in the statement of the betting, which we shall occa si, rally repert, the odds are to be considered as offered play or pay, although no bets on any stakes ate play or pay, unless agreed to by the parties at the tintu of inditing the bet. Fll.llO (IA PITTA AND SIR JOSHUA. The great Match &iir.t,iir.g betnet.ti Finns da Puta and Sir bein likely to rLint as much intcrebt in the Sporting cii - ‘:les as tl.at bet CCU and Diamond, run at blew sial.l,et, Mardi 26, 179 v, induces us to give their Pedigrees and FILHO DA PUT A, Was got by Haphazard, his dam, Mrs. Barnet, by Waxy grandam, hies. Cardotir, (own Sit . cr to IN'reu) by Woodpecker her dam, l'apillon, (Sir Peter Tealle's dam) by Snap; Miss veraial, by Regulus; M.dge, by a Son of Bay Bolton; Mr. Bartlett's Childers, out of an own Si-ter to the two True Blues, by General lionywood'it Arabian, Mr. Bowes's Byerley Turk Mare. Haphazard was got by Sir Peter Teazle, out of Miss Hervey, by Eclipse; Clio, by Young Cade, Bolton Starling, Bartlett's Childers, Ilay Bolton. Bierky Turk, Bustler. Waxy was got by Pottlo's ; dam, Maria, by Herod; Lisette, by Snap, out ot Miss Windsor, by the GudolpLin Arabian; Y. Belgrade, Bartlett's Childers. Woodpecker was got by Herod; Jam, Miss Ramsden, by Cade; lai Lonsdale's Bay Arabian ; Bunny-Lass, by Bay Bolton, Darley's Araleen. snap was got by :411p, dam, (Sister to Slipby) by Fox; Gipsy, Ly bay Bulbul ; Lr.ke of Newcastle's 'lurk ; Byeriy I urk. 00..pectier was Sue of buzzard; dam, bliaturtuue, by Dux, int of Cutiosiry, by Snap. Buzisard was Sire of Quiz, Brainworm, Currycomb, Castrel, Stint, irkulyti.., &e. He ' rod se as lot by Tartar, out of Cypron, by Blaze, a Son of Childers. Snip was get by Childers, out of a Sister to Sore heels, by • Basso; Cameo Isay Raab. adders (Fbinig, or Devonshire) was got by the Darley Ara bian, out of betty Leedte, by lAA Careless, a son ot Spanker. Bartlett's Chieleis was own brother to Fly.ng Childers. Partner was got by iris, out of a boner to else Malbury Gallo way, by Mr. Curweu's bay Barb. PEP VoltalANCEB. At Newcastle, 1811, Folio da Pats walked over (or the Tyro Stakes of 100 gs. and at Pontefract he wall a Sweepstakes of ;:.0 1 0 each, (6 subscribers) for 2 yrs old coks cast. Sib fillies est. the last mile, beating Agapantbus and the Clinker filly; sto 2 agst Edit° da.Pum. At Catterick, 1815, Filho da Puta won a Sweepstakes of 100 gs each, li. ft. (1 Subsetibets) colts est 31b. fillies Bst. one mile and a 1%1.1, beam% Restoration and the Shuttle tidy, out of Dowager Ei.ho da l'uta the favourite, who won cleverly. At Donscastei, on Monday, he won the St. Leger Stakes of 25gs each (9 cubscribets) colts bit 21b. Allies ttst. the St. Leger Course, beating the Orville colt, out ot Many, Fulford and Shep. h. rd--the following were plot placed, viz. t•ir &Bingham, Otto man, Restoration, anitord colt, dam by G lancer , lii avely cult, dain by Moo rcock, Camaraizaman, banshee, luglemao, Ara bella, Little •1 Lomas, and Camertonia ; litho was rode by John Jackson. Even betting on Filho da Paw, sto '2 amid ato 1 apt Ld col', it 0 to to against. Foiforel, too to 8 agst Shepherd, 160 to 6 agst Res; oration, 108 to 3 apt Ottoman, 11.0 to agst Camertonta, 100 to 2 agst little Thomas, 2.J0 to in Filito tee Puta and Lord Fitzwilliani's colt against the field— Very little betting, except between Filho da Puts and Lord Fitzwilliam's colt; both having many friends, several thou sands were spotted them at evens; but at starting, Filho was diondediy the Meow ite. The anxious moment at length arrived which was to decide the rate , on which prodigious sums bad beco sported by some individuals, who were in the secret ef Pinto's powers :—Resturatiosi tuok the lead and continued lot about half a mile, when the Orville cult headed him, and both made 'revere play ; notwithstanding, Filho was one of the leading borses,and had beat his antagonists completely at the Red House; Lord tithes idiani's colt persevered until within the last distance, when Filho came from trisi, and wen in a common canter. On Thursday, at 7st. 41b. he won the Ihnicacier Club Stakes of ;.ogs eac!t, b. ft. (7 Subscribers) two miles, beating Maronette by Orville, 3-yrs old, let. 21b. and Alusidora, 5-yrsold, tist. lalb —2 to I mitt billio da Puta, who won easy.--ble was rode by James Garbutt, and the next day was sold to Mr. Houldswertb, for 3,1 OU guineas. At Richmond, Filho Ja Pula, 6st. 10Ib. (rode by F. Boynton) won the t.old Cup, value ioOgs, with 37gs in specie, four miles, beating Doctor syntax, 4-yrs old, Bst. the Luck's-All gelding, 3 yrs old, r st. inlb.; Rosanne, 4 yrs old, 7st. 121 b.; Ottoman, I ns old, cat. 101 b.; Mateciana, ti yrs old, int. sib.; Altisidora, 5 yrs old, Bst. 51b. ; the Shuttle filly, out of Dowager, S yrs old, 04• ebb. ; Marouette, 3 yrs old, Est. 81b.; and Anchorite, 4 yrs old, Bst.-3 to lon Filho da Puts. 'I he Luck's-All gelding freely took the lead, and made severe running :—Pilho da Puta, at the turn (Ames two miles) ran off the Coulee and fell upon his knees, but was brought back by the judicious management of his rider, and though he lust a considerable length of ground, he woo by near a neck. Run iii.oven minutes. SIR JOSHUA, Was got by Ruben', out of as own Sister to Haphazard, bred as above. Ruben.; (own brother to Castrel, Selini, Bronze, Sic.) by Buz zard, darn by Alexander; Katherine, by tliglillyer • Ahred; En gineer ; bay Maltun's dam, by Cade ; Lads of the MITI, by Old Traveller ; Miss Makekss, by Young Greyhound, Pattner. Alexander (own Brother to Don Quixotic, etc.) by Eclipse; data tioectau Ptincess, by Williams's Forester; Coalition Colt, Bustard, out ot Charming Molly, by Second, a sun of Childers. I'EttiOnIIANCES. At Newmarket Craven Mettieg, ISIS, Sir Joshua, Est. 41b. rode by W. Arnold, won (lie Itideiltsvrerth Stakes of . .:00gs.tacli, b. ft. 18 subscribers, AS. M. beating ;Go: a, by Selim, 7st. 1311.. and Raphael, by Rubeus, eat. 41h. 'I he following welt not placed, viz. Congress, Bst. 711.. ?tele, nst..4lb. Jumelle, trst.4lb Serena, bit 41b. atc.-7 to 4 apt. sir Joshua, 4 to 1 agst.Ra to tel agst. Zara, and 14 to I apt. I umelle. bourday,'in the First Spring M eetin g , he won a Swee p stakes of Alp, ea ch, h. tt. S subscribers ; colts, Bst. 41b. fillies, tist.ll6. AD. A, beano& Discold, by Popinjay-4 to 2on :sir Joshua. . utsuay, in vie First Ockober Meeting, he ran second to Qui ted.a, for the S t. Leger stakes, colts, bet. 71b. * K . 41b. , P 111.• • / • • • . r beating Seagrave, Whisker, Equator, Prase, Anticipa tion, . 4 1topatra, Original. Etc.-8 to 4 agst. Whisker. sto 1 apt. Frolic, 9 to 2 apt. Sir Joshua, and 8 to l apt. Quintila. Friday, Sir Joshua beat Detente, est. 41b. each, Ab. M. 500 p 5 to 2 on Sir Joshua. In the Second October Meeting, Sir Joshua, 7st. 131 b. won the second Class of the Oatlands Stakes of 36gs. each, beating Fugl tive, 5 yrs old, Bst. 51h. Phosphor, 5 yrs old, ass. sib. and Zara, 3 yrs old 7st. Ilb.-6 to 5 apt Sir Joshua. Monday, in the Houghton Meeting, be beat Quinala, Bat 4lb . each, T. Y. C. 200gs-6 to son Sir Joshua, And on Saturday, at Ilst. 21b. he beat Whisker, 7 et. 121 b. across the flat, 9006.- 5 to 4 oil Sir Joshua, who won easy. ALPHABETICAL LIST of the WINNING HORSES, Ste. In England, Scotland, and Wale., ISI 5. By Alexander the Great—Cleophe, 3 yrs old, Mr. Payne's, 80gs at Newmarket; Mr. Smith's, £st) at Chelmsford ; the Woburn Stakes of 100 gs at Bedford; Could Cup, value Wigs with Wigs in specie, at Northampton. By Alonzo—Ztileika, 6 yrs old, Mr. Feathentoneltatigh's, 48gs at Catterick, 40gs at Stockton, 50gs at York Spring Meet ing, 500 gs at York August Mecting, lugs at Penrith, and a stakes iu dispute at Northallerton. By Ambrosio —Huntingdon, 9 yrs old, Lord Suffield's, 40gs and a stake at Betties, and £4O at Yarmouth. By Apollo—Thomas the Rymer, 4 yrs old, Mr. Baillie's, 45gs at Lamberton. By Artichoke—Chock Peer, 2 yrs old, Sir T. Mostyies, LOgs at Hull WelL By Ashton—Er. Colt (darn by Highßyer) 9 yrs old, Sir W. W. Wynne's, 100 gs at Chester. By Beaingbrough—Bay Colt (out of Palma), 4 yrs old, Duke of Leeds's, 1.50 gs cud 50gs at York Spring Meeting. Johanna Southcote, 4 yrs old , Mr. Hallett's, 100 gs at New market. Legacy, 4 yrs old, Sir 0. Armytage's, 100 gs at York August Meeting, £7O at Pontefract, and the King's stags at Lincoln. Prince of Orange, 4 yrs old, Lord Grey's,_ the Gold Cup, value lOngs with logs in specie, at Knut.furd , and the Gold Cup, value 100 gs at Shrewsbury. Wellington, 4 yrs old, Mr. Chinnock's, £5O at Exeter. By lieningbrough (Young)—Bay Mare, Mr. Westin's, 50gs at Durham. By Boaster—Alexander, 4 yrs old, Lord De Dunstan v i lle's, £5O at Bridgewater, the Gold Cup, value itAlgs with sOgs in specie, at Lacer, and £5O at Chippenhant. Boaster, 6 yrs old, Mr. Turner's 50p at Northampton. By Bobtail—Donkey, 3 yrs old, igr. Shakespeare's, 25gs. a sil ver cup, with sags in specie, 150 gs and 200 gs at Newmarket. By Brown Bread—Kutusoff, 5 yrs old, Mr. Kirby's, 40gs at Penrith, a stakes in dispute at Nonhallerton. Ily Casariu---Express, 3 yrs old, Lord Sondes's, £5O at Can- terbury. By Caleb Quotern—Tulloeligormn, 4 yrs old, Mr G. Dawson's, sESO at Edinburgh. By CamilMs—Bay Filly (sister to Exile), 9 yrs old, Sir M. M. Sykes's, 2uog4 at York Spring Meeting. Uwe. Filly (out of Sir hiarrinell's dam), 3 yrs old, Sir M. M. Sykes's, bOgs at York August Meeting. Friend Ned, 3 yrs oid, Mr Bower's, £5O at Nortballiatoo. Grey Colt (dam by Ruler), 3 yrs old, Mr Uarlorth's, 25g at York Spring Meeting. Grey Cult (out of Hornpipe Teazle), S yrs old, Sir M. M. Sykess, the ladies Purse at York August Meeting. Grey filly (out of Statira) ' 5 yrs old, Sir M. M Sykes's, 250 gs at York Spring Meeting, and the Arcot Stakes of 430 gs at New- castle. Orphan, 3 yrs old, Mr. Tatton Sykes's, 60gs at York Spring Meeting, 60zs at Newcastle, and 120 gs at Pontefract. Outcry, 3 yrs old, Mr. 'Fatten Sykes's, £5O at Beverley, also 55gs and £6O at Nurthallerton. 'famtrlane, 3 yrs old, Mr. Skawe's, 60p at Chester, Sir T. Stanley's £5O at Manchester, 60gs at Litchfield, 50gs at Walsall, and 65gs Iss at Stafford. By Canopus—Caper (out of Scodna), 3 yrs old, Lord Egroi moues, 125 gs at Goodwood, twice 40gs and the Cup (value 60gs) at Lewes, Mr. Wyndbam's 54gs, and £5O at Newmarket. By Cardinal York—Bay filly (Gift), 4 yrs old, Mr. Goodison's, £5O at Peterborough, .C.;O at Swalkham, £5O at Huntingdon, and a Handicap Purse at Yarmouth. Bay filly (darn by Beningbrougb), 2 yrs old, Mr. W.Wilson's, flOgs at 1 ork Spring Meeting, iuttgs at York August Meeting, and i 50gs at Doncaster. Bellerophon, 3 yrs old, Sir W. Maxwell's, £5O at Lancaster, and Sir H. Mainwaritig's 50gs at Litchfield. Chas. Colt (dam by Dalmai), 2 yrs old, Mr. J. D. Lendaton's 40gs at Durham, and aOgs at Newcastle.—(To be continued.) MALTON COURSING MEETING. THURaDAY, NOV. 9. FOR TUC CUP--SRCOND CLAM Colonel Mellish's Dun beat Major Bower's Blush. Mr. Best's Speed brat Colonel Mellish's Vesta. Mr. Best's Rose beat Major Topham's Locbinvar. Mr. Best's Maiden beat Colonel Mellish's Major, and Sir F. Boynton's Vesta. MATCHt/. Mr. Slinrby's Skirmish agst Major Bower's Bannerman, undec. Mr. Slingsby's Schoolboy agst Major Bower's Baron, undecided. Sir J. Thorold's Fly beat Mr. Lest's Vesta. Mr. Be.t's Queen beat Sir J. Thornld's Onyx. Colonel Mellish's Spring beat Major Topham's Lancaster. Major Topham's Riot beat Colonel Mellish's Spangle. Colonel Mellish's Lucy beat Major Topham's Roman. Major 'l'opham's Lucy beat Colonel Mellish's Tartar. Col. Niellisle+ Whirlwind brat Major Topham's Leatheraway. Major Tophant's Lochiuvar beat Colonel Mellish's Tiger. Sir P. Boyntoik's Royal agst Major Bower's lsinentan, undecided. Sir F. Boyntou's Remus beat Major Bower's Blueboy. Mr. Siingsby's Laura beat Major Bower's Bub Major. Colonel Mellish's Rattler beat Mr. Donner 's Snap. Mr. Titidall's Sancho beat Colonel Mellish's Spring. Mr. Tindales Venus beat Colonel Mellish's Swift. FRIDAY, NOY. 10. TOR Tut cur —THIRD CLASS. Mr. Best's Rose beat Colonel Mellisla's Dun. Mr. Best's Maiden agst Mr. Best's Speed. Mr. Vest's three dogs being ►eft alone for the Cup, It was won by him, but not run out. MATCHES. Major Bower's Blush beat Colonel Mellish's Whirlwind. Major Bowel's Bannerman beat Colonel Mellish's Regent. Colonel Mellish's Lubin beat Major Bower's Broom. Major Tophaner I.ucy beat Major Bower's Bannerman. Major Topham's Riot beat Major Bower's Blush. Major 'fojkant's Lochinvar beat Colonel Mellish's Tiger. Cclimel Mellish's Spring beat Mr. Tindall's Sancho. Colonel Mellish's Swift beat Mr. Tindall's Venus. Major Bower's Blueman beat Colonel Mellish's Romp. Mr. Donner's Snap beat Colonel Mellish's Lucy. Mr. Ben's Queen beat Colonel Me....h's Regent. Mr. Best's Vesta beat Colonel Mellish's Wagtail. Colonel Mellish's Vesta beat Mr. Ben's Speed. Major Bower's Bob Major beat Mr. Best's Sal:pent. Major Bower's Bedford against Mr.Treacher's spot—undecided. Mr. Best's Speed against Colonel Mellish's Vesta—undecided. HUNTING. The Lambkin Foxhounds —Met yesterday at the Kennel, will meet on Wednesday at Elesmore, on Friday at Hawthorn, and on Saturday at Frankland—each morning at ten o'clock. 'I he Sinoingten Foxhounds —Will meet to-morrow at Risebro' Hag, and on Friday at Riccal Bridge—each morning at B o'clock. The Holderness Foxhounds—Met yesterday atWalkingtonVil lage, will meet to-morrow at Sunderlandwick , and on Friday at at Melton Hjll. Thornaby Hounds—Met yesterday at Newby Village, will meet on Thursday at Stainton Village, and on Saturday at High Leven Bridge—each morning at ten o'clock. The York City Hounds—Met yesterday at Skelton, and will meet on Friday at Duonington, at tut o'clock. 'Eke Northallerton and Broniptou Harriers—Threw off this day at Foxton Wood, and will throw off on Saturday at Stone Cross, at ten o'clock. The Easingsvold Subscription Foxhounds—Met this day at Aldo ark Wood, and will meet on Saturday at Easingwold, at ten o'clock. The liolderucss Hounds—Will meet to morrow at Harts, and on Saturday at Wytoo Bar—each morning at ten o'clock. The Earl of Darlington's Fox-hounds threw off yesterday at Noman's Moor, to-morrow they will ti.row off at Colbron ; on Friday at York Cate and en Saturday, at Thorpt—each morning at half past ten o'clo ck. Lord Scarborough's Foxhounds—Met yesterday at Whitwell Wood, will meet to-morrow at Aughton Bar, and on Friday at Clay worth Town; each day at ten o'clock. Sir M. M. Sykes's kiotods—Met yesterday at Bishop Wags Beacon, will meet to-mormer at the fourth mile-stone Stockton Forest, and oa Friday at Ming; each morning at ten. Sir B. Graham's Foxhounds—Threw off yesterday at Campsall, this day at Grove, on Thursday at Melton Village, and on fa turday at Haw Park; each morning at ten. Mr. Foes Hounds—Met yesterday at Harewood, will meet to morrow at Garforih Bridge, and on Friday at Red Nauss Wood; each morning at half-past ten. The fox hounds of N. S. Lloyd, Esq. will meet to-morrow, the 21st, at Wenham Thicks ; and on Friday the 24th, at •fitd denhani-street, at ten o'clock—The Hatfield hounds ni t Mon days, at Broadwater ; Thursdays , at Milky Hoo ; Saturdays, at Briar' Wood,at half past ten. STAG CRAM—Last week a Stag was turned oft by Mr. Lowes, of Allen's-green, at Twice-brewed- Ale Public-house, between Chollesfoid and Glen iwlielt, on the military road to Carlisle. Twenty couple of dogs were laid on at full view ; and after viewing him for three miles, the stag, followed by l the dogs, took the Craig Lough, across which he swam. He larfded at the north-west corner, and, after a fine chace, was met by a herd and his dog, who turned him back upon the dogs. The stag was then under the necessity of taking Greenly Lough, in which he swam near a mile, and soon after his landing was taken alive, and conveyed back to Twice-brewed Ale in a cart. Saturday se'nnight, as the harriers belonging to H. WORTHAIII, Esq. of Royston, were in pursuit of a hate in Reed End field, they had clapt to, when a fox accidentally came across them, and the hounds catching the scent, they left the hare and pursued the I fox. They went off towards Reed End and Therfield, crossed the London road, and took the route towards 'flarkway and Chishill, which places they left to the sight, going into Cambridgeshire, crossing the New ' market road near Melbourne Hythe, where they made a turn over Barley fields, near Noon's Folly, crossing the Cambridge road , from Foulinire to Bark way, and from thence traversing Chishill fields, in the county of Essex ' • they then. made another turn , and took a drain at Heydon Grange, after which the lox rain about a furlong in view, and was killed.in high style, after a chase of hard running for an hour and ten minutes, without a check. Such a run has not been known for many years in that part of the country. EXTRAORDINARY SINT.••••••-As the Hon. Mr. A. was out with a party in the neighbourhood of An dover, he observed three hawks dart at the same in stant on a most beautiful cock pheasant he had se- I lected for a shot—he fired at the group with a single barrelled gun, when the whole four lay dead on the spot ! VOLCANIC Emir-rim—Extract of a letter from an Officer of the 59th Regiment, at \Veltervreden, island of Java, dated May 30; 1515:—" A few (Lys since, a dreadful volcanic eruption took place in the island of Sambaroa, situated to the eastward, which has been attended with most destructive consequences. At Saurabaya, three hundred miles distant from it, the atmosphere was in entire darkness for two days, so as to give the appearance of midnight. At this place, which is about four hundred miles distant, the ashes discharged from the crater fell in heaps. The noise produced from this awful visitation is be yond description, and caused a sensation among the inhabitants peculiarly afflicting. The sea at S.imbaroa rose six feet above its ordinary level almost instanta neously, causing the destruction of many lives, and also vessels ; in short, the damage sustained has been exceedingly great, and many who were in affluence before this dreadful cntastrephe took place are re duced to the greatest distress." - PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW YESTERDAY. ST. Will I'ECIIA FEL. Hay 31 Os to 51 Od Hay 41 OS cu 5t Os Straw 11 its Oa to 11 17s 64.1 I Straw II 1.2: to 11 leis isel PRICE OF HOPS. NSW SAGS. N tw routers. Kent 51 5s to 91 Os Kent - GI Os to 111 11s Susses 41 10s to 7i 153 Sussex - 51 15s to 91 HA Essex 91 Os to 111 Os Farnham 131 Os to 181 0. twk.WGArli AND LEADIibitiALL MAKKL (By the Carcass.) Beef, per stone 3s 8.1 to 4s 4d I Veal is od to 6s ad Mutton - 8d CO 4s 4d Pork 4s Od to 5s od RAW Best Heifers and Steers (per stone) Si OS To 3* 41 Middlings 26 81 to 24 10d 30(1 to VW. PRICE OF St. James's Market 4s 5d Clare Market -0, 01 Whitecbapel Market 4s 41 per *tone of 81b. Graves 151 01—C Price of Candles per dux. Yellow Soap, %s--Mottled, IILDES. I Ordinary Its 4d to 2s 6d Market Calf Ns. each. Lug. Horse 14$ to 173 Lane) Skins, 36•1 to tax!. TALLOW. I Town Tallow 74' Od I Yellow Russia 68s od White ditto 005 od I Soap ditto 6.5 s Od load Dregs lOs Od. Od—Moulds, 13s 6d. 96s—Curd s lOUs—Palm, *o4s - PRICE OF LEATHER IN LEADENHALL-i MEE I' . 1 Butts, 50 to 56Ibs 22d 24d Calf Skins, 3:3 to 4011)s t.!2d 264 Ditto, 56 to 66Ibs 2,:id 26.1 Ditto 50 to 70Ibs 26d 304 Merchants Backs 190 013 d Ditto 7tl to 801b5 224 26d Dressing Hides 164 17td Small Seals Greenland 4341 sticl Fine Coach Hides 1754 I9d I Large ditto, per doz. 13 Is I bos AVF.RAtiti. PRICE of CORN in ENGLAND and from the returns ending the 1 ith of November, 1815. Wheat. Rye Barley. Oats. Bean.. Pea.. 1. 4. s. d. d. a. d. s. d. Is. d. Si 4 113 I ItS I 1 21 9 134 6 35 2. PRICES OF GRAIN Al' MAI Keat and Eau, 405 645. 68s. Wheat, Suffolk, 428. 60$. 635. 'Ditto, Norfolk, 441. 565. Rye, 28s. 325. Barley, 268. 315. Malt, 60s. 654. White Peas, 344. SU boiler, 288. 425. ,K-LANE, NOV EMBLit Grey l'eas, 345. 3Gs. Small Beans, 30s. Tick Ditto, 28s. 31s. Oats, Potatee, 284. 30s. Ditto, Poland, 445. t6s. Ditto, Feed, !lig Rapeseed, 4 1 -26. XVI. per last Flour, sss. tiOs. per tack. 'ION. 1011 1 Wheat, Dantele, 625. 745.4 s Ditto, Batik Red, 5. tin, Ditto, Hansbro' or Bremen, 40s. 48i. ' Ditto, Brabant Rod, 40s. 465. Rye, sec Us. Barley, 00$. 00$. Oats, Fees), 00s. 00s. Ditto, Brew ,005.005. White Peas, 00$. 00s. Grey Peas, 00s. 00s. SIVAS Beans, 00$. 001. COUNTRY bIAKKE I S. Suet [T.—Guildford, November IS. Wheat, new, for meallog, £l2 to £lB 10s; ditto for wed, £l4 to £lfo Os per load; Rye 40s to 12s; Barley !Us to Ns ; Oats 241 to Sls; Beaus 86a to 40s; and Peas, grey, ilSs. to 40,. per quarter. St/ism—Lewes, November 18.—We had a small supply of Wheat at market, which found a ready sale at higher prices than of late; o•her grata plentiful, price steady. Particulars as follow, Wheat, white, 60$ to 68s;tlitto, red, 18s to6ls. Barley :spa; Pease, 811 to Ms; and,oats !Ss to 275. per quarter. Hay £4 lOs to Je.; per ton ; Flour, fine, 505. per sack. Essex.—Chelmsford, November 18.—The prices of this day's market were as under stated:—Wheat 116 to Xt 7 os per load Barley 24, to 305; Pease Ns to 345; Horse Beans SOs to 363 • Tick Beans 24s t. SOs ; and Oats 20a to to 28e. per qr. Ipswich Market, on the 18th instant, wa, very welt supplied with most Grain. Prices as follower Wheat 465 to 589. Barley, 11s to 13$. Beans 265 to 30s. Boiling Peass Sas. Grey Pease 30s to 321. and Oats 20s. to 24.. Noaro4.—Norwich Corn Market, November 18—We had a very crowded hall this day, and so want of samples. Grain was found to decline front last week's price about ts. per qr.—. Wheats 251 to 275; /Wel lits 1 11r. and Oats lOs Od. to Ili. per comb. SUPFORD.NOVEirfaER ig. Upwards of 5000 men being out of employ, a d; turbed and riotous popul ice has become insith in , nate in consequence. The fitaffir,lshire Y. In have been called up, and have retnaiurd oi, during the week. It is, however, an awk an d tion for them to act upon, as the retrenting ra t , retire among the pits, acid other dangert.us ground. No serious affray lois yet. taken 1 ,1, though a horse or two has been !mit, anj 4u showers of brit k•bats have occasion•lty Asailed tI detachments of the herce. A detachment or Staffordshire regiment of Yeomanry were tridele duty to Wavernarnption on Saturday last, cts being apprehended in consequence of the I mg of wages, and the discharge of a vast nun iv hands from the collieries and iron winks. three o'clock on that d.ty, :hey were oracle.: to A ble, and were marched to the nt•igittp,mil. na , swn and its vicinity, vd , er e a Ireitt ituarbet , were collected. The cavalry !tide sevehil ments and charges to d'operse them. T 1, ,) several of the ringleaders, who were fie ward in encouraging the mob pt.lt and ~.. Ye o manry, all of whom were afterwards set except two of the w,,rst, who were Stafford gaol. Pe.lce resit:red In tl c and every thing has since 1, - .m..tned crliet. V. the sAtiA.iction to find that tranqutlitt y IS pe stored. Such ut the troops of the St inuid manry, however, as were not on duty at hampton have Len ord led to •a:setohl,, either there or in the net t ;libotrhoui ; ~•,.! , nwnt of the 9:b Light Dragoom an t c number of infantry have also marcii:d hampton. 'fite Leek tr if Ye , zr* ry marched into StAff.:rd .le_net—iy, ALAI yt proceeded from Lence t' NN'alsitil. Mr•n:lav se'nnight a line boy, .. b nut old, the son of Mr. John P4lllldli, . the absence of his np.ther, wAs so dre, in consevience of a 4)44 flyiug on Ins he died an xt day. DIED. Saturday, the I stli hist at Clatterford. Isle GE General Robert Young, aged 45 years; he had A..., jesty with honour upwards of twenty three )t17%. to lieu', in Egy; t, and America, where he had ban i i a brilliant ae;:011., but at length terminated his t accident, a bone having gore down 10s and entering Ms lungs, rottglit on a rapid 4.l.clute. it, widow and live children ever to lament so %every A ito• Tn Menlo% ROW LAND and S'JN, Proprietors of the MACASSAR Oil., Kirbpsvr. , , gnaw. Londun. GENTLEMEN, n EING so fully convinced of the e ffi cacy ./..) Macassar Oil that I cannot forbear congratul et,: the country ta r ot' so v.:tumble a die.:ovi-ry. Mid yua - at liberty to publis4 tiac lo.lowitm facts: A few to my hair began to fall oft in such quantities, that in . 1 became neatly bald ; and leant a ytiong man, a... 1 t%; wiling to wear a wig, I applied to Mr. Bird, li ai dr.. gentry, for advice, who recommended to me the M and I have now the satisfaction of informing yo t, tta ing applied two bottles of Ss. ad. each. vi e L a ir t h . ga „ thick and as crone: as ever. I have at this moment as on my head as I either wish for or re.f.i're. I remaln,Gentlemen, your very oblige., sera Staverton, Norths, July 6, ISIS. E. I O. Ilse inestimable qualities of this OiLfor pro 11.. i growth e' hair on tke baldest places—strove acel t.c,i —gloss and pleasant perfume—Muskets, Eyelii,o. , esolsineal in ROWLAND', TR EA I I:s E. or : t e e IL: is inclosed with each genuine bottle. *I he ou if t. bottle is s•gned iia rest ink, " A. Rowland & ' , or.' i iue. 6d. and XI Is. per bottle. Also, ROWLAND's ESSENC:E cf TYR Which will inainediately and ellectually cliao,i • it. Hair, Eye Brows, Whiskers, Ike. to a pt.: !11.1:it II lilacs, and so permanent that it cannot he renno: I It is perttctly innocent, and Ladies and Genti in. n Harr with Ease and Secrecy. Price 71.6 d. per hu:ti t h wltt.i es for trial, at 4s. each. The Proprieso:s %Val f.lll' Sold by the sole Proprietor., as above, and by by Messrs, Hendries, Perfumers to her \lip ...: street ; Mr. Smith, Perfumer to his Majesty, I ; Pearce, 57, D. Rigge, 35, Overton, 47, Turner, 73, : street ; Theeenot and Co. ditto; liayiey and B:ew 1 to tl=e Duke and Duch.-- of V.A. Cockyour•streci li, lohnsion, IS, Gireek.strect,.Sollo; Lowe, S o,:, ter, So, H .511 igge, 65, Cheapside, and , l'arkietr. et ; I liolhorn-belt; ; anal B tr,:lay and Sons. 95, Flee* Mart A CHALLENGE. MESSRS. CURRIE and CO. Surge' his Majesty's Service, cualienge the who! prove a single instance where their medicine and m have failed of the desired effect. The practice of this particular branch of their pro cutup, has nut , one unsuccessful cases 'They continue to direct their studies to the ti cure of Venereal Complaints, and that derangemet rein winch is the const queue.. of the pervizioes effects of a habit long and most unhappily reseed of both sexes. In the one it will be found to b , source of ba-renness; the other have its ravages fa: to them by a distressing state of debility, which, if omitted, terminates in impotence. 1 hese are it, tin.at e effects, while consumptien, loss of tuu .c various nerv.tus complaints, usually characterise tht of this solintry vice. Of persons Imigulthiul male incident to such a habit. their treatment is simide, proved unvaccessful in the course of • lung, labwrite extended practice. In the most obstinate and complicated curs of non, such as obstructions in the urethra, %emir rd tumours, Cille.US ule cry, eruptions, seating' ar as also Strictures, whether recent or of which have ball si the skill of other Pracotii their present impreved plan of treatMent effectual tiew.ly cured, without the patient suffering the eat and alarming flenorrliage which frequently forte terser of the lunar caustic. In the course of their ell in this metropolis, numerous cases of STRIC EU t and are daily under tlii.ir care,the total eradication retied by a sale, certain, and expedittous mode c to any ether yet adopted. The weakness, relasat lity, proceeding front this complains. are speedily the Pativlit restored to sound mid vitorous !wait! the driniity has for years existed, a proper per's: , restorative remedies is indispensably requisite, to b s lig sparks of life, and to reanimate the constitl Patients in the Ceutitry are requested to sate of their case, age, and general habit of living, ff.:. mittance for advice and kleilitin:s, whet. the sail or sent to any p.:rt of the Kingdom. To ensure that secrecy which Is so essectial taking, the postage of letters may he added to --L--uth June, 15519--107, Hatton garde: - - _ = COAL MARKET, NOVEMBER Ohio at Market. Ships Saki PI 584 Newcastle 47i 475. 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