The Statesman. — London, England, 1823-09-16 00:00:00

--* trolutilia-Whits - : . . i m o it un W GLAVIN*. . WiaIt‘MBRCHANT, 01 4 1 g. jlegrnmtrret. ape- Vito-lase, has always on BALE g o od Old Port, 'SOL per dozen ; Superior Sherry, , pose deo; nod Cope ifilleire, the /post ever imported, sot, per dos. Also, Madeira, Tenerife, Bondi's. Lisbon, m oon aio," *e. 425. per dozeit ; Claret, (St. Julian) 635. net dome; ditto, ((Shumma ltdersraex) St.t. per doz.; Santoes, knee. dee. PZL p e r doz. ; O ld Crusted • Port warranted, four r e / is boitte,-,34*. per dos. • ittottsted DA teetd free of expense to an y pert of London. Orders free the Corntry sideqy to. !isomers Is. per dos. ; es bdo z. per z. ; money allowed when relented. jam waded (hy the; km), Champepos of Most delicious witty, folf . _L . dlitfloll r "I"-- ;41/00101', Wise Merchant tos We Korai tr.P1414- 41 : - ClArallee. surd to the King's e ayearket Theatre. Opera Colonnade.h ay todrketAoadon. has on SALE the finest OLD PORT, Ws. per doses; superior SHERRY, Ses. per dozen; CAPE MADEIRA, unequalled in Europe. at 16v , per dosen. A bailie it ono dezea of each of the above Wines, bottles, package. Is, isolvded, will be forwarded on receipt of be.; or two doze, Cape Madeira, bottles, &r. for X ; Madeira, lretlonia, 'reneillfe. 1.141V0n. Mountain. Re. W. per dozen.— TheTratte supplied.—Fresh emptied Wine Pipes always en lisle, 115. each. Oid Copri‘o 'Brandy. 235. 01. per gallon. Old Jamaica Rum, lbs. 6d., per gaIIon.—CHANIPAGNES, .id‘i loafed, SU. pet dozer. Observe. Samples of the Wines may he parboised ; Old Port, Ss. per bottle; Sherry, Su.; Cape bladeira, 15.15 d. be. loiters* be paid.—No Credit. Else sweet Devonshire Cider, in full s quart bottles, 7a. ed. perilessuovell sp.by two dozen; __ FARES AND UNEQUALLED TRA VELLING To DOWER. DEAL, RAMEGATE, NAVIGATE AND CANTERBURY, Four Inside CosahFs, sod keeo good time, by S. A. NIOUNTAIN and Co. SARACEN'S HEAD INN, SKINNER-STREET, lINQW-1111L‘. LONDON. T HE follquinic !Amur PO I'CO.' COCHES, Mails, tier. set nit from the above I nn : The "Telegraph," Dover, Dcal,, Ramsgate, Margate, Broad Stairs, Canterbury, Fevershans, and Sandwich nen ssperior fast Coach. every sno+nlssg at a past 7 o'clock.' —ln evnscquenee of the decided preference giros to the Te legraph Poach. the Proprietors are determined no expense shell be spared to render' it the first conregance on the 11s Brautpton. Chatham, Rochester, Graresend, Stroud, rittingboisive. Rats:ham 4. °springy, Morning, quarter past 7, Ai LEVOCe, P. 4 nn. The " Royal F,ellpse." Falinmills, Plymouth. Exeter, Truro. Bedmiss. Peary*. -Ashburtiss, 7'etaess, Dartmouth. keymoidis. Derittester, and •al isburg. Serery moral my at 7, through llouiten, A.miluster. Bridport, Diandford, Stockbridge, %Mem,. Basingstoke Ili:Word-bridge, Black , water 4- Bassiot. The only Day ("each to Weymouth. ( driven throligh . L ''' inithiwo ',aflame only.) through' Barisal, Illaeltesater, Basingstoke, Overton, Whitekurek, Andover. Woodyales, Coshmore. Salisbury. Blantiford 4- Dorchester, at a quar ter past 5 o'clock is the moraine Paekete from Ireymoulls to Gwertmey, Jersey, Cherboarg, l , Rt. Melees, 4v. every Wednesday an d Satur d ay afternoon at it o'clock. The " Union," Southampton, Lymingtou. Lyndkufst e IL' lac/tester. Basingstoke, Hartford -br idye , Ellackwater, and Raysliot new four inside Coach, every morning at S o'clisek ; venires at the Coach and Horses. and Vine Inn, Southampton, by Fire o'clock. This is a most delightful doxreyance to the Isle of IVlght. Jersey. G eg. St. r Adam, Deere deGrace, Cherburg, ite.—The Proprietors • of the above Coach hope to receire a continuance of that support which has hitherto been experienced since the cogs mexcement of the " Ernie's." • A new Light Day Coach to Dorchester in Ii hours only, : through Bagshot, (Backwater, Basingstoke, Overton, WA44 church. Andover, Salisbury, Woodlice's. Cashmere and 1 i: Blasufferd. at a 1 past 3 o'tloek in the morning.—The Pro prietors of the above Coach are determined no e.rpessee shell be spared to reader it the first conveyance on the Wes term Road. Bath and Bristol Post Coaches, through Chippenhaus.l Caine, Mrtriberough, Ihingerford, Newbury and Reading;, every Afternoon at One; arrive at the Greyhound has, Balk, the 'mules Tavern. Thomas Street, and Beisit, Bristol, laity the next morning. Coaches to Wells, Bridgewater,Taugton.and Plywood, at reduced Fares. The " Umpire," a new Liverpool light Coach, only Out Night on the Road, carrying Four. Inside, sets out Daft. et One; &mires at Liverpool next Afternoon at 5, thee' 'Woburn, Lothbury. Northampton, Welford, Initterwords, 'Thickly,. Atherstone, Litchfield, Stone, Newcastle, Kanto ford, Wierringtun and Preseot. Shrewsbury, IVelliuglos and Skiffnal Light Post Coach; every Afternoon. Guarded. , Barnstaple and Soutkmolton New Light Post Coach. every 4 Monday. Wednesday. and Friday mornings, at 7 o'Clock. . The • Rockingham," Leeds Light Post Coach , set s out every Afternoon at Two ; and passes through Bahlock. Rigglesco.le, Kato*. Buckdes. Stilton , Wansford, Stag Il ford, Greelham. Grantham, Newark, Tu.iford, Markham . moor, Retford. Baldry. Doncaster, and Ferry-bridge, me arrives at the Golden Lion Inn. Leeds, next Afternoon, at • 3 o'clock. in lime for the hradford, Maitre*. Skiptou and 1 Huddersfield Coaches, at reduced Pares.—Driven through, with fear coachmen on 1 if.—Luggage and Packages only Ski. I • per lb.—Notwithstanding the unceasing* expedition or this Coach, it is allowed to be the -most agreeable and _ complete public conveyance on the North Road, being unequalled by any other. , Ilarrowgate and Ripon New Light Post Coaches every Afternoon, at 2, 4.3 in the Morning. Glasgow, Lowytow*, Gretna-Green. Anus*, Dumfries, Proiegkill, Thornhill, Sangiehar Kiln. Canmeek, Kings and alt Parts of Scotland, a Light 4-inside l'est zeta'els Daily.. . Oridgenorlis, Walsal, Shrewsbury , Salop. and Ilel y kead ' NOV Light Coach. every Afternoon. at reduced Fares. ~,i The " Express." to York . Scarborough, Whitby, Shields. • I Buuderland. Ntweaslle and Edinburgh a New Light Four- Inside Pusi: Coat*. with a Guard ihronm'sont ;_ sets of eery Morning, bp gray of Newark. Ile(lord, Daseaster, !Perri-bridge, 'Animater, Darlington. Northallcrion, Durham. Narpeth, and Berwick, awl arrires al York the !text Morning at 11 °Tim*. at reduced Fares.—Driven • thesughwith 4 coachmen only.—Passengers f inding Mein , selves fatigued ow Me journey, may rest what tinge they please. and then proceed without any additional fare. • Wariborossgla and Swindon Four Inside Day Coach, tino! Aidbossrn. Reading. Lambourn, Parton, Lydington, reuses, Wootton [tassel. Rangsburg. liginyerford, New bury and Maidenhead.—Driren through with one, coach- I . sears tielm The Nem ilatart Patent Alai!, Roston and Lana. are' • . legatos, Cambridge. Ilantingdon. Stilton; Pettrieoree,„ : lkeging, Spalding, Spitaig. /Word. Grimsby et Hsi Keening. at Judi-part 7 tr'eloel,, Sneaky, at a quark before 7. 'l be Grpr.ro," a New Lighi Four-beside fah CVsice 1,- . •., _ ___ _ Bnabingferd, . . ~ -- - 7 o'etreit. Bartelay. at a ratter Wes Kendal, Lancaster, Preston. Kirby, Lonsdale, Bolton. Cisorky. OrssaiktrA and. Garstang Light Post Coaches. TAfternoon. Express." Nino Light Four-Inside. Coach, to Liverpool. in 51.3 Hones only, tiro' Warring( Praeot. Conykton, Lawton, • Newcastle. Riidgly. K 4 ford. Stone, Stafford and nitelkfield. Oats One Night MO the Road.) every Afternoon s arrives • at the Saracen'. Bead bus, Dale-street. Liverpool, next Evening. at 9. - { The suivantages to Travellers who honour this coach vein ol their preferrnee arefarstsperior to any other on this as the "Royal Express" is driven throughout wit h 4 e sees only (3 less than any other coach to Liverpool)—a . sing to Passengers too evident to requir e comment ;be • the additional advantage, especially to conentertial int este. of performing the Journey in less tim e &twenty" r snook rand. notwithstanding Its cheapness and &me/tit/dm, the Proprietors pledge themselves that or safety and ac commodation it is equalled . by few and shall be surpassed by none. Wakefield' 4-Inside Post Coaches, every Morning. and Oterstoon, AT REDUCED Palms.. Chester, Nerport, Initeehairek, Tarporley, Nampl rich, Nortkrich and Iliddlerich Light Post Coach, every Afternoon. Sunderland, Stockton and Yarm light Post roach every Morning, to the George lan, Sunderland, AT REDUCED PA RES. Mountain's " Express." to Manchester. Winston.. Con gleton, Newcastle. Weisel. Wolverhampton 8s Knutsford: Nem Four Inside Post Coach, every Afternoon. Only One Night on the Road. AT REDUCED FARES. Sheffield and Rotherham new Four Inside Post Coaches 'eery Morning, called "The Express," and also "The Rockingham," every Afternoon. AT REDUCED FARES. The " Royal Express." new Birmingham Light Fast Post Coach, sets out every afternoon, carrying 4. 'inside only, passes through Warwick. Leamington. Soutkans, Weedon. Darentry, Stoney-Stratford. and Towcester, to the Saracen's Head, 131.1.1 Strest, Birmingham. early the next morning.—Driren through with two coachmen only,- ,(two less than any other coach.) The " Express" a New Light Post Coach to Hall, Lin , coin, Northcarc, llorden and . Doncaster, every morning. ateighto'clock to the Cross Keys. Market Pince, hull, and also the " Rockiaykam" in the afternoon at 2 o'cloik. The Ilertford, Ware, llodilesdon and Chestinnt Coach, AT REDUCED FARES. Tottenham and Edmonton Coaches daily at eleven, hal f past two. fire. and eight o'clock. *.• At Reduced Fares, to Leeds, York, and Doncaster: Luggage and Packs ge4 at only two-pence per lb. S. A. MOUNTAIN and Co. respectfully acquaint their Friends and the Public. that they *ill not be accountable for any Parcels, Passengers' Lngrrace, Writings, Plate, ece. of more than Fire Pounds valiie, if lost, stolen, or damaged, anless entered as such, and the Insurance paid for 'record ingly, at the Saracen's head Inn. skluner-street. Sur* hi'l, London. . /tied, . ac leaner. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. J. and C. Mid°ipta, rtickmansworth, nurserymen—A. Case 'est& B. Longman, Moant-hteeet. Berkeley-square, bakers—S. EMI.: and B: • Longfnan. Carburton-street, Fttsroy-square, bakers—J. White and J. Mayhew, Be!strode Mews, Mary-la benne, sawyers—J. Oot.stfry and Co. Burs'ess, Staffordshire, petters. as far as regards J. Barlow—J. and S. await'', Man chester, cileitderers—M. and E. Johnson. Leeds, cloth gloss nes—W. Bashall and Co. Walton-in-le Dale, Lancaster, cotton =in, as far as regards W. Bashalt—S. Stott and Co. ale, Lancaster, flannel and baize manufacturers—P. and M. Fenton, Colcbestir , cabinet makers — M. Multins.and lI. M. ILL hlarehmqnt-street, B,qt:wick-agave, milbeers—S. Bar- Aar and Thompson, Themes Bank , steel manufact urers—W. And J. Squire, paper stainers—M. Wood and Co. It. Packer and E. Brand, Birmingham. vinegar-makers. HARVEST IN THE MIDLAND AND NORTHERN COUN I lES. Never was there finer weather for the harvest, than durs ing the lest fortnight. The greater part of the white corn in this neighbourhood is sectired. It cannot fail of being in excellent condition, and there is every prospect of mare than an average crop. The reports from all parts of Eng-I land are equally favonrahle, and the price of corn must necessarily give way. In Nottingham market last Satur day, wheat declined 4s. 6.1., and at Newark on Wedoes :ay, it fell 10s. per quarter.—(Nulling /luau Review.) Since the commencement of the present harvest moon, on the 4th inst. the weather has been remarkably propitious, and reaping is now in great forwardness. Strong nicht dews, and warm dry days, have !naught the harvest on at once. The grain is very full, and is in general ripe, except spring soon wheats. Some fields of barley in the neigh bourhood of Corbridge have already been cleared. and the produce secured in stack.—(Newcastle Chroaiele.) Since the sth inst. the weather has been truly delightful, and from present appearnticei there is every reason to ex pect a continuance. —No rain has fallen since Thursday week —a longer period of ilroaght and solar. heat than we have been favonred with since the last week of May. heaping of barley, wheat, and oats, has commenced in many places, and should oo change take place in the preen' propitious weather for eight or ten days, the harvest will have become general. The c-ups of grain are generally abundant in Inantity and excellent in quality ; nor is there I any material injury done • by either stout or rust, and still less by the corn being lodged. We have been assured by respectable farmers, that Cie sbewea of wheat are heavier, and the spikes larger and fuller than they have everknown them. Barley is also very line, arid highly productive, and oats will he far above an average crop; especially upon arid soi's, which have been greatly benefited by the vast quantity of rain which fell in the slimmer months. Except upon very stiff and wet land, potatoes are in great plenty, and of good quality, and will be a powerful means of keeping other articles of food at reasonable prices. In the immediate neighbourhood of this city, the hay has been aH gotiin, and in Feneral well saved; but at some nis tam e, muck of it is still in the meadows, though large quantities have been won and led off during the present week. Upon the whole, the crops of all kinds have es caped surprizingly, considering the cold and wet weather we experienced in July and August; and instead of a deficiency of human subsistence, and consequently dear markets, there is every reason to believe that the hopes of the speculators will be completely frustrate], and that corn will undergo a considerable depression in price throughout the country, as it has •already done in London and Litter pool.—(Carliale Journal.) On Saturday last, Mr. John Curry, of Kirkwhelping ton, finished his reaping of a bountiful crop, upwards of 4th hulls of barley per acre, being the first harvest home in the vicinity.—(lbid) in the neighbourhood of Dumfries harvest labour is proceeding with great briskness--reapers, Is. 3d. to ls. 4d. a day: some stout wen Is. id. Toe weather has been dry and favourable since Thursday last, and in the neighbourhood of Glasgow the shearing is going rapidly forward in all directions. On Thursday morning several hundred shearers appeared at the cross, and they were ilium& all hired. The highest wages were Is. 6d: for the day- The recent fine weatber has greatly improved the crops in Renfrewshire. Wheat shearing has commenced very gene rally, and the product gives the highest satisfaction. About a hundred shearers were hired at the Cross of Paisley each morning this week. The wages on account of so many applying for work is only Is. 6.1. ; but an advance is ex pected when the oats become ripe. In every direction the line of antionn has begun to display itself in the oat fields. Potatoes are getting firmer, and in every respect promising to do well. Several fields of grain have already been cut in the neigh bourhood of Ayr, and front the appearance of the crops, the harvest will he (lithe general around Ayr in the course of a few clays. The grain looks healthy, and promises to yield more than an average return. We are informed, that the crops in Morayshire and Banffshire, are much further advanced than those of the more southern districts. A considerable quantity of grain has already been cut down, and the harvest there promises to he general by the first week of September.--(Aberdeen Paper.) We have had eight days of the finest harvest weather that could be desired, and from its setting in so steadily we may anticipate a continuance for some time. The change effected on the fields is most cheering—every where the pickle is busily employed, and few spots are to be seen that are not fast approaching to Y state of ripeness. Around Falkirk, and to the south of it in particular, harvest is ge neral, and the crops, especially oats, abundant and of most excellent quality. Some barley has already been cut down near Ardoch. In Strathallan, oat harvest will commence early next week.—{Stirling Journal.) A distressing circumstance occared at Brighton on Saturday morning :- A young Gentleman, aged about twenty-one, Joseph William Tucker, had taken a-machine nearly tieing the Clitf house of the Old Ship Tavern, as early as seven o'clock, for for the purpose of bathing.— While swimming; it is supposed that thecramp seised him, and before assistance could be rendered, he bid perished. In about twenty minutes the body was found, and conveyed to the balise of Mr. Pitt, Surgeon, at the bottom of Snip Street, same the means of restoring suspended animation were tried, in the presence of Sir Williatn Blizard, who hap. petieirib be'' near, but without effect. The de, eased .ha-t arrived the* but the night before, on a visit to his:nocle, 1 who while bathing from another machine, witnesaid tbir in j elancholj c llastrophe. r . I 1 , ./IZA\ , eN v l r . . . .. . . . IkAA,k,‘-; • r- • . ...,,,,,,,,,,.....„ -...., •.. . -.....,........ ~ . -.: 1 . .., -..• . • ..... , ~...... •- • i . t s& .• -7 . 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Davies, Diajiton la 'Hales, whop. hanker'', p iat coutene ve and 'eatisabte - gatorre 4, bridge.- onand.Catteriehr Boreogkeritle,•reetg.bcidm, st _ Pfloeniz Inn, Drayton Irefiates*—Oct.•4, O. D. Clark, ', i gwi I . 00 4. 2 bangy• own tar Seirstifkilal 'sok Solid Maw* Danerrater: Newark. Hawley, Grantham. Stamford.' Grz RS nd, merchant, et Bad -gball-striet— Oit.1•111, .1. Hopkins, ~ : , 1 *fs fllf!loc"'lttlaiof the PrksPfe 'root nf.vatioak Om. Nino*. Biggkewsde and Rahleek. Se te out fo ju - Chelvey, Relics, farmer, 'at the Lamb len; Weltlna ford— l' ll *td' I I ilia. F . . . MOralrag, and. peeinroscas j oin'' , w i t h t h e.gra d a t p a . bOet.l4. G. Wood. Glourester,msrhle Masao, 'it the office of indeed r lr"S ' TWILIAR'S PRlgn BOOK . 43i .litt i t .4ir ,1111DOCID P.II NM. • • • John Chisitborn, Gloucester—Oct, 4, J. Ratineeroft, Binfleld, have Sr 1 ~ ,postbitis in rave's Stemma of pa a m mown . swayers detailed oa the read,•by basisen sr pies: Berks. grazier, at Ilarleghall-strellt-:•-fict. 4, W. Jones, Shore- en mitt I V e l ti V it t i ty.Servia s o do ra n tzll4 a lc s k te la r y ers ere.g i a n r t p r e n otcat i oins s ' w , d ar ig ' N ' the advantages of lb& seate.beiag e*-. diteh, earthenware and ehtnaman, at Basing's:al street. day. i next C si oar ia l l ; CERTIFICATES — Oct', 4. was In 1 , Carvels. Pavlosis; Thatchers. and Paper-beggared— THE ONLY DIRECT COACII TO CARLISLE. • R.llBxlpr..Qreitt heetchCap, Scotch factor—J. Beaumont, N. 0 a ibe abate corrected throarghont by an eminent Surveyor. The Nem Royal Potent Mail. Cambridge thro ' Ware,. Wheat.huuse, llndderefielsl, merchant —A. 0. Ilebdin, Perlis- Ns: i ' 'Leads . Printed An Madsen. Credoek. and Jo,: Re •'d, Rockland, 4 , Ragelon, Evenisy. at Nast went-street, merebant—S, Watts, 'Yeovil, Somerset, butcher t o ,, c ,,, - • I e'r:wlt• Stioldalf. at a quarto before 7. - —H. F. T.. Millar, Frame Selwolod, Somersetshire, money- attends - I • Dail, --L FROM SATURDAY'S OAZETIT. WAR-OFFICE, Save. 19. 9th Regiment of Foot—llosphal-Assistent James Burt, to be Assistant-Sareon, vice et, promoted in the 21st Foot. 13th Ditto—A. g Shaw, Gent D n b .to e Ensign, without pur chase, vice Slacke, appointed to the 48th Foot. 13th Ditto—Mark Kerr Atherley, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Browne. promoted in the 70th Foot; Ensign A. Beatty, from half-pay 41411 Foot, to be Ensign, vice Atherley, appointed to the 70th Foot. 18th Regiment of Foot—Brevet Major Ro"ert Peweel to be Major, without purchase, vice M•Ne111, deceased; Lieut. J. Cowper to be Capt. vice Percival ; Ensigo John Grattan to he Lieutenant, vies Cowper; Gentleman Cadet Edward Kent Young, from the Royal Military College, to be Ensign, vice Grattan. gist Ditto--Assistant-Surgeon W. Dent, from the 9th Foot, to be Surgeon. vice Carey, dec. 23d Ditto—Lieut. R. P. Holmes to be Capt. by purchase, vice England, promoted in the ;9th Foot; Second Lieut. E.T. Ellis, to he First Lieut. by purchase , vic e Holmes ; Le Niesarier Tupper, Gent. to be Second Lieut. by purchase, vise Ellis. 2-th Ditto—Ensign G. Shawe to be Lieut. without purchase; Ensign A. G. Sleeke, from the 13th Foot, to be Ensign, vice Shawe; Lieut. T. Wheeler to be Adjutant, vice Bridgeland, deceased. 3241 Ditto—Capt. lion. H. R. Molyneux, from ball-pay 21 Ceylon Regiment, to be Capt. vice J. Williams, who exchanges, receiving the difference. 33d Ditto—Capt. J. Powell Correvont, from balf-psy 69th Foot, to be Capt. vice 11. B. Hall, who exchanges, receiving the difference. 3.5 th Ditto—Copt. W. Hay. from 67th Foot, to be Capt. vice Wilder, removed from the service. 38th Ditto—Lieut. J. W. Boyes, from the 83th Foot, to be Lieut. vice Power, who exchanges. 49th Ditto—Capt. R. England, from the 23d Foot, to be Major. by purchase, vice Hutchinson, promoted. 67th Ditto--Lieut. H. Vaughan to be Capt. by purchase, vice Hay, appointed !o the 33th Foot. 'loth Ditto —Ensign lion. G. Augustus Browne, from the 15th Foot, to be Lieut. by purchase, vire Hunter, promoted; Ensign Mark Kerr'Atherley. from the 13th Foot, to be En sign, vice James Langton Clarke, who'retires upon halt-pay, 440 s Foot. 73d Ditto—C. Primrose, Gent. to be Ensign, without pur chase, vice O'Brien. dec. 83th Ditto—Lieut. M. Power, from the 38th Foot, to be Llent. vice Boyes, who exchanges. 88th Ditto —Captain William Abraham de Mesurier, from half-pay 24th Foot, to be Capt. tics D. Robertson, who ex changes. 921 Ditto—Hospital-Assistant C.Thompson to be Assistant- Surgeon, vice Lenon, dismissed the service. Ist West India Regiment—Brevet Major Dudley Ackland Gilland, from the Ist Royal Veteran Battalion, to be Cap tain, vice Gilland, appointed to the Ist West India Regiment. UNATTACIII6I).—M tjor H. H. Hutchisson, from the 49th 'Foot, to be Lieut.-Col. of Infantry, by purchase, vice Col. K. Wright, who retires. Hoerr - rat. STAFF.—Assistant-Surgeon Beresford Tedlie, M.D. from half-pay S3th Foot, to be Assistant-Surgeou to the Forces, at OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, SEPT. 11. Royal Regiment of Artillery—Second Limit. J. Dyson to be First Lieut.; Gentleman Cadet V. Robinson to be Second Lieut.; First Lice. Henry F. Slater, (rote balf-pay, to be First Lleuteutult. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE. Sari. I I. Royal' Regiment of A rtiltery—Firevet Col. and Lieut.-Col. J. Viney. t 9 be Col. vice Wright retired; Brevet Lieut.-Cot. and mOw R. S. Bronell to be Lieutenant Colonel, vice VlitnY ; linnet Major and Captain R. Macdona d to be Major, vice though; Second Capt. T. O. Browns to be Captain, vice Macdonald. Commission in the Nartlnimberlanl and Newcastle Volunteer Irenguanrit Canlry. ' ' • Lieutenant iiVllllatu Woods, on the lialfley ifthe 6th Drs gooes, to be Adjutant on pertnapcnt pay, vitt 31/Ahern), re 'lino . . - • •4; • . - I=~ ;••• • ; •• t : - "' 'NI . ' - . PRICE ErVEN PENft,, • '" NIA:MIMS AND FAIRS. . .—sopete—. was, September Is.—At our Beast Market. on Tues . the supply of mutton aod lamb witextreinelY liwitetra liked the'quentitY penned was less than we recollect to tee seen here for a long time past; the consequences wait adtanie in prices upon. those of the peecroine market Beef, if two year old meat ran be properly ea called, better supply, and sold rather briskly. at front 2s. 3s. 9d. per atone; a prime lot or . two reacheil 4s. that found purchasers, sold . well. The Mara awing to the business of the bar-vier, au but thinly -med. Haileham Market. on Wednesday, was well attended by butchers, and tolerably well supplied with beef, which went off pretty briakly, at from 3s. to 3s. 81 per stone . Mutton and Lamb were short of what this market usually exhibits. and nearly the whole (band purchasers, at rather advanced prier's. • Yaeworrn, September ll.—We bed a fair supply of wheat for the season, bat, from the Oneness of the wea ther, scarcely a sale could be male, even at a redaction of ss. to 6. pet quarter. Some new wheat made 44r.,per qr. damp and cold. .t few sample,' of new Barley. rinalaY very coarse. made 23e. to 30.. (trey Peas are lower, 21s per quarter, as well as uew Oats. —ln Beans nothing doing. Wheat fell Bs. per triarter, at Salisbury Market, ma Tuesday, and Bread one penny per gallon ; —it is oust' at 17.1. there. Deems. September I2.—There were a great many sam ples of new Wheat exhibited to-day, hut their quality was not equal to those of la•t year. (Aid Wheats may be yetted fall Is. tfr sack under the prices itf last week, and sales heavy. %Are are still scantily supptied with Barley. • The average price of Wheat at Sauthautpton market, en Saturday, was la per load. Stalbridge Fair (Dorset) on Thursday, um thinly at tended ; the show both of sheep and ca•tle was unLtil, at:.l the prit•es declining ; superior beasts did not average tours than 7s. but. per scare. Few liar,.aitts were made in Bit ter; the prices of which continue s teady ut about 9s, . per dozen. At Utmeeter cheese fair, on Mon lay se'nnight, pibia dairies sold from 55 to GOs. Some prime feiclie I * little , more money, hut little coloured was alien it. Our Fair on Tuesday and Weileestlay WAI lint thinly snr plied. Fat sheep sob' readily . at 4id to 5.1 per lb. Stares sold rather better thao laa t fair . Fat cattle fetched 410 per lb Stores better than last fair. Pigs were aisa better. There was but a small supply of butter and cheese butter in tubs sold at 91d. to I WI. per lb. Skim cheese 35'. to 4::s. per cart.; middling dairies 455. to 52 ; best 535. 'o sss. Bacon 51d to 63. par lb. H cuss 6jd w 71. per (Slirews&ury Citron.) At Horringer Fair (near Bury) on Thars.lav, the show of lambs was greater than ever leinemberetl, the number -): hurdles set being about Si) dozen mare thui usual. Eat Ir in the morning there was a Isralc sale. and use heard of 6d. beiug obtained for a lot or two ; hut as the day got n the general apprehensima fur the turnip crop, in conjane. lien with the largeness of the supply, oticasiamal a great . dulness, and perhaps a declined Is Ip-tow the prices at- Ipswich. Even at these terms a great ntlather r ere unsold. The fine weather of the past week has shawn what had al ready been observed by some persons, that the turrdl's have been attatked by a maggot, which has in many instances . destroyed the - tap root; mai the tops over very large— tracts are curling up and withering in an extraordinary mtnner. The supply of cattle at Camelforil fair, on Saturday last, WAS rather scanty, and but little business was dour: the sales effected were at a reduction in prices below those lately obtained The fair at Endellion, on Tuesday. was not fully. attend ed ; the thew of fat sheep was very good-t-ilie majority of the sales effected were at about 41d. per lb.—Fat cattle hrouglit about 40s. per cwt. At Helstun fair on Tuesday, the shew of cattle was con siderable, but the demand was not great, and the prices ob tained were lower than those lately quitted. At the fair at 'l'avistock, on Weanesday, there was a very good shew of cattle; bat the demand did not equal the supply, and the best kinds scarcely brought 40s. pet cwt. The corn of all kinds coming into this market is but vet!, limited, and we can quote no alteration in pric,m for some days back. The grain offered for sale is in gen:- ral of good quality, but the Oats fall and tine without ea ception, almost without precedent. The weather is as flee u could be wished for lay the most sanguine, and is likely to continue so to all appearances.—(Clueniel Advertiser.) The fair of Ennis, on Wednesday se'naight, was motvited to excess with men and cattle. There was a good deal of. business done, and particularly in the sale of heiSers au 1 other young 'cattle, but at !ow prices. However, let it be r e membered, that "low prices" is a relative term - that the cause of high, or, as we would call them, war prices,has loner ceased to exist, and that the cause ceasing, the effect uiu.t also cease. VAIRS.—At Cirencester New Sheep Fair, on M o uday last, upwards Of 6,000 sheep were penned, nearly the whole of which were sold at advanced prices. On Tuesday last, at Carmarthen fair, there was a good show of horned cattle, and muny were sold at very low prices. Young horses at rather an advance, and many were sold. , . • I Yesterday the Grand Jury for the County of Middlesex, finished their laborious task, having found tilti trur ivilkono of which is agaist the East London . Water-works Company. for a nuisance. One of the pound notes lately stolen from the littrle was. goo has already found its way Into circulation at Hattings, where it was taken among other notes in payment, by a mercantile house. DREADFUL OUTRAGE COMMITTCD Di IRISHAIEN.—OIt the afternoon of Tuesday last, Charles Orton, a b..y about 12 years of age, son of Air. Orton, a butcher, residing in Spon-street, in this City, wrot with two other boys into & field near this City to catch a horse ; some Irishmen, with. whom this part of the country is now infested, acre sitting . in a ditch ; one of the boys called out to them " Pat," at• which they were so much enraged, that two of them imme diately seized the bey absve mentioned, who was upon tit* horse, dragged him off, threw him shown. kneeled upon ; u.l. beat hits, grasped his thrust with great viol-tare. and on, of them covered his mouth with his hand to prevent liiat making any alarm, awl the other took frornsisiaa4;. key. Not satisfied with being revenged upon this nnfoitunate buy. who it appears was not the agglesser, they also - besx the horse. The other boys ran off wed esoNped the brutal meat i meat received by their companion, mhaWallteit the me hall left him. succeeded with great tlipietilto,o . .g,eitin)(• tlle, w e jie where be arrived io almost senseless EWA . . ~4 : I na e , to . speak; late firearm/ night he recovered p 11,1 V #q vet as account of the treatment he hid epee * ' ill Ade aTtS, ea tiler a vague description of min. .fitIOSI SEilflF4l49i*Oke rame worst, end on the following morning.abudt lobiticlock be expired. Every means are•being . ssed te•abatits /biller , ' petratoreof this brutal oitragei loot at Ilielhie'llifiews , piper rolng fo press, no intelligehee of itelititjprl*irfidn'hati •&.gen.r!CelYef i l, 4 -t;" 9 " e Y l i Otak#V i llAtli bl Y tea 4.04.740.04 tut: * $): • ... .• ~,,--. 7 •• .: . : a..: 07 !,.: . . • - S ^ a .ill. •:•110 Ilbti 1 t- 11 f '1 I .ftlp* o : lam t • • AP 's 1 I 1 1 I it' f ~: t