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• • • ... ~.:..r,... . . IRELAND. DUSLIW, OCT. 16. The irregular transmission of newspapers through the Country, frotn the respettive plac.ts of puhf ca tion, by t;te P"s•-Ulifee.rs. hating been made • sub js.& of remonstrance and complaint to the Postmae ters-Genet al, tilt' , have, with an attention to the pro pri.• erg. and the public, highly creditable bi them see s, is.teetl the following circular letter to prevent thc cnnune•ii , u of the injurious praClices which Elite b-to reprewnted to them e ound 5,19,:t0ber, 1837. The complaints merle to the Postinasters-fieneral,uf the rod, in many instances, the total lit- of W, l 4;rltrt, Lave of late been so rev frequent at to oh:iire Lo.d.hip. to adosi the most decisive measures for the d:ofi us end puendiment of such of their servant% at by he r!, cr w of letter., may contribute to the ezten.iiin of a trier once, that is ire•.' ce,r-rally felt throughout the kingdom—and as their Lards, r s have reason to apprehend, that the irregu larities r ormihrited or, have in some Instance. been occanotted by improper conduct .1 deputies, suffering improper per -airs t o ' , ate amens to Nawspapet• that .to not belong to th.ort..o.d that sit most eases they have SMOG lons want of doe "lidertil on the part of their deputies, In delivering the pao... t.. .erydri and other permits who may demand, but W o o really In,. no antherity to obtain them--I am command ed a. desire that you will not, undo , any pretence, suffer any to ammo front the cov,r, a Newspaper that i• not mi dmosd to them.-!hat without an Aathor.ty is Writing from the .nmer of the Paper, you will not deliver to any perm,' the fana , ,of Walla Mr the purpom of immediately dria• err., It l') oatty to whom it may be addressed—and in this pad cidai your ran al ...mind. the mecum of imitating§ And filially the P..tmasta.i...Gettertal desire, that every effort will be made ilr y ()flee to aid them 101 their exertions to secure to the pubtre :F: due &livery of all Newspapers, wothuitt . injury or delay-ador that in any instance *lime it shall be found that a Newspaper has been either delayed or lost, Injured or other wise tartorri.d with in yew delivery, your ionu:diate disou*- 1, a frost (Mee will en .ue. lam, &c. Tha Pastmoter of Tit A I EL, OCT. 9. We hire heard, with extreme regret, that :time irregillatities have been committed in f: - .e neighbour hood nt Listnwel ; we will not, however, j ist now, remark upo.• any information which we ace pos. sesi-ed of, having 'meow hopes that we rimy not be compelled, by a repetition of the mistotiduct h re slat eel at, to m ike further allusion to proceedings which, it continued, would tarnish the fair fame of a county. hitSerto in rernaik Ode for its loyalty and peace. We I. me too strong a reliance on the jest influence, the determined spirit and rise rompt vier• two: of the highly respettable gentry in that neigh bourhood, to sup.ose that a few misguided wretcht, will be suffertd t , persevere in giving the slight. st oppost ion Wale law, or offering any an'• yance to VI. • well affe.9ed of the community It e uneer stand tbat an application has, already, been made to government for a party of soldiers to assist in le storing that gond order, which, amid general con fusion, it was our particular boast to have main ta.keela and an impudent, but partial and una taint's, v•:•lation of which is now attemp.e.l to be mads.—(X.rty Cc. Post I _ LIIITTICIC. OCT 13. This day the Galway Regiment, ciarrnanded by CeLitel, the Eatl or Clancaity, cempleted their pii-nner v lunteers to the line: their quota was Sl7, which. ion, the strength of their establishment, was the Greatestniimher in be furnished by any mi litia rerment in tt.i. k:ngdnm. It is a circurnsmare hiphl, c editable, that the men of this regiment have turned out so liberally on all occasions ; within the last two years and a half; it has contributed no less than 700 men towards the service of the line. COAK, OCT. 10. Yesterday, the Earl of Harrington, Commander io Chief ot the Forces in this Kingdom, arrived at Ocietal Flnyd's, Camden place. It is said, he is on a tour of inspeOion, through the maritime coun ties, to see that the military stations on the coat are in a proper state of defence. The late visit of Sir John Newpott to our city, the only Irishman, perhaps, who ever preserved his pa triotism wish hi, office, was not marked with any of those circumstances which attended him or. a former occasion. He was then decked with all the honours ot office, and public dinners ani levies of merchants nwa ted him. On this visit, even the cotemporary joirnalicrs are silent. Sir John had not forgotten lri I Ind in the hour of general aystacy, nor will Ise land forget him in the day of her prosperity.— (Seeabeen ileprorr ) CLONMPL, OCT. 7. Some d tys ago an inquest was held in this co , inty, on the body of James Conn. a sub constable, for she apprehension of whose murderers a liberal reward bus been offered 21) Lord Donoughtnnre. This maa •as inhumanly butchered ion his return fr..m the last fair of Cahir. and his arms taken away. Lend D. attended the inquest, and has been ur.remitting in his endeavours to bring the perpetrators of this murder to justice. On Monday se'nnight his Lord ship, attended by an escort of the 1 lth Light Dra goons, unexpededly scoured an extensive distridt of the country, arcund Knocklotty. His Lordship and the party remained eleven hours that night in search of persons against whom his Lordship had informa tion for various offences. Seven persons, charged with murder, and other capital offences, were se cured and committed by his Lordship to the gaol of elpnmel. Among these were tome farmers of the higher ot,'er. Much good hiss already resulted, and much more is still likely to result from the spi t;ted r zettinns of Lord Donoughmore. His Lord. s'op's firmness and decision render him peculiarly well sale elated to overawe and keep down that dis positino to outrage, which, but for his Lordship's timely interposition, would probably, ere this, have been more strongly manifested in this county. L TTTTT /NOM SA LLINAILOIL. OCT. $ 1807. Our great cattle fair commenced on Monday the 5111 inst. with sheep, of which there were bald 72,025—Un501d 4,Bo3—Total 76,02'5. The prices were nearly the same as last year, but were rather looking up. The general stock were admitted by every one to be greatly improved within the•e few years lv,th in form and size, by the intro duition of Newleicestedtams. Such breeders as have ameliorated the coa•seness and uathriftiness or the large t -ep. by a moderate addition of Ness Lei. mmand the highest prices at this fair. "se who NMI substituted thorou4h -r ewes in the place of their Irish to have materially injured tncir iseg &e Wool has suffered, and it me wires will be taken to resume iu .; thi• valuable aiticle. bust raised azaiast oat guides 1 .. ~~r~ ~ 7 1 11 " - " ^ "T , n+k•-•..rww-ipp •,• r.q for supplying Ole markets - Ms young Mutton; but the fault is in the consumers themselves, who will not give a farthing per pound more for four than two-year old Sheep, and, at the present high rents. the Grazier cannot afford to sacrifice all his profits to please their palates. In London, South Down Merton uniformly sells for one penny per pound more than the large young Mutton, and the Gra ziers are paid for keeping those Sheep over, till they are aged, by the superior value of the fleece, and the low rent of the land which will maintain th em.--a great number of this breed have lately been im ported into Ireland, and promise to be the gentle man's mutton of the country. l'he Hotse Fair was, on Tuesday, and a more wretched exhibition never wasseen; excepting a very few, the horses exposed to sale were fit neither for the road, the cart, or the plough, for no one purpose either of pleasure or profit.—There has been a rapid degeneracy within she last fifty yeast in the horses of this island, which is attributed to a mixture of the heavy black or Flanders Draft Horse, and the dwindled Racer, with the original valuable breed of the country, which has produced disproportion. weakness, and inataivity. It should seem that King's Plates were originally intended to encourage the breeding of a useful description of horse; and still if Gentlemen of the Turf could be induced to keep the strongest of their horses over till four years old, and then use them at high weights, they might essentially serve their country. How far the Suffolk Punch Breed. which are so much approved of in England, and ate certainly excellent for the purpo.e of draft, will answer as a cross for our common mares, can be proved only by the most accurate ex periments. The bullock fair was on Wednesday. There were sold, 6659 Unsold. 3069-I'otal, 8728. A gentleman. who purchases eight hundred annually at this fair, is decidedly of opinion, that a manifest improvement has taken place in out bul locks within these few years. It is to be lamented, that there has been a serious fall in the beet stock, which were at least 15 per cen•. lower than last year. This is impisted by the graziers to • col lusion between the Navy Contra tors and persons concerned in the provision trade; to counteras whic;). a company was lately formed, who tined pen aps with much more zeal than discretion.— projeft has failed, and the graz'ers are now more at the mercy of the contra/tors than before.— In a superficial observer, it would seem that the low prices vise from the great stipply, particularly as beet is an aril, le which ca: ries Est-If to market, the price would sown be equalised. if scarcity created de mand. There ts a constant difluation in the pro.. duce of land; when butchers' :mat is cheap, butter and milk are pr.portionatily Mglin, and rice versa, if all neclitie in price, Lands must fall ; if they in crease, lands must rise. Any attempt to controul these elfecis of commerce will prove abortive, and will generally be attended with consequences the re verse of th :se intended. Upon the whole, the pro. vision trade is a sithj. - ..% of great difficulty ; if the ennui/ids were div,ded so as to be within the reach of a greater Lumber of competitors, it is supposed Government would be supplied on better terms. and the graziers would be better paid. I litipe, in a few days, to send you a statement of the annual 'ales of neat cattle and sleep at this fair, fur the hut forty years, which, I think, will be very acceptable to your agricultural readers. On Saturday morning, a shocking accident hap pened in Queen-street, near the Royal Oak, Portsea, to a lad going to ►choi.l, who, standing en the fore wheel of a waggon, to reach some hay, the waggon went on, when, dreadful to relate, the hind wheel went over him, broke his thigh, and otherwise much bruised him. It was not long since a brother of this lad, whose name is Massaatool, was rode over. and much him by alight horseman. A matteillo tower, upon a very extraordinary scale, is now building at Esst Bourne. It has an advanced circular wall, of considerable thickness. behind which is another support. consisting en tirely of beach timber; and the walls of the tower irself will be so strong, as to render it impregnable in every point. These towers are supplied with cisterns, upon a very commodious and economical cnnstreion: they consist of squa l es of oak timber, lined with lead, the nrh part of an inch in thickness A wicked attempt was made by a patty of armed ruffian:, early on Tuesday morning List. to desany by fire the woollen faßory lately established at Bradford, Wilts, by Messrs. Diver r, Price, d ace- SON, and Cn. An alarm being given, the villains fled, leaving in their haste two large bags, and two glass bottles, which had contained combustibles, a loaded pistol. and two ladders.—We are informed that staire measures are taking by the Magistrates to bring to condign punishment the offenders, and to protect the persons and properties of the clothiers, in case of further riotous proceedings amongst the workmen, whn stell continue, under the grossesterror. to oppose the use of machinery in the woellen ma nufattories. On Wednesday morning, Lieutenant &IMO', of the Sussex Militia, son of Sir CLITHSLKT StiAr- Toe, threw himself out if the chamber-window, at his lodgings in French Gardens at Hall, and in consequence of the bruises he received, died a short time alter. He had been left behind the regiment, in consequence of heing *lifted with a bowel com plaint, which brought on delirium, and thus led to this unhappy catastrophe. Captain Sr A a K. of the Jelilee, of London, arrived at Leith, has deposed before the proper Officers of Customs at that port, that some time previous to his departure from l.iebau on the 28th August. a report prevailed that a great mortality existed at Wand, Pollan, and Koningsberg, occasioned by a diarrhua or flux, which carried off those of iated with it in three days. In the small town of Pillau alone, it was reported that fifty people died daily ; and that, to his knowledge, merchants, who had gone from Liebau to attend the annual fair at Me mel, about the middle of August, returned without entering the town, when they had procured infor mation of the mortality in the place. This infection was attributed to the heat of the weather, the num ber of the wounded Reuians, and the graves of those slain in the late battles not having hems made deep enough. In consequence of this information, the Commissioners of Custonts have given ceders that the proper precautions be the ease of any Truth arriving front airrhs; in • pm. .: . lidrAL INTFMGENCZ. TORTSIIOVTO, OCT. Is. Arrived His Majesty's ships Redkerse and Molar ie., from the Downs; also the Canaperdm packet, Capt. Beeville, bound to the East inches. The Spanish brig Nottra Senora de I. Las, laden with bides, Sec. captured on the 28th of July, off Vera Cruz, by the Diana, Capt. Maling, is arrived here. Also the At , ibis's's, laden with a valuable cargo of Spanish wool, from Bilboa, bound to Ton ningen, detained by the Success; and the St. Haw (a Dane), laden with brandy and wine, sent in by the Brilliant, Capt. Smyth. 'fbe For sad Segall revenue cotters. on Friday morning, captured the Friedland French lugger, of 2 guns, and 311 men, which sailed from Cherbourg the day before, and had not captured any thing. Notice is given at this port, that all vessels bound to the Mediterranean should join the Dec , de frigate. in Yarmouth, which takes them to Falmouth ; and the masters of all vessels bound to Lisbon, are re quested to call at the Admiral's office. The AlAgnee, a new sloop of war, was launched Nat ortham, on Saturday last. LYMOUTN. OCT. 17. Yesterday, a Court Martial was held on board His Majesty's ship So/wader del Moth, in Hamsraze, to try Mr. Thomas Forest, Master of His Majesty's ship I,'Adolle, 36, Capt. Wolfe, for disobedience *1 orders and cmtempt ; both charges being hilly proved, the Prisoner was sentenced to be dismissed from his situation as Master in His Majesty's navy, and rendered incapable of serving in ►uch situation in future, and to serve before the mast in His Ma jesty's navy on board suck ship as the Commander in-Chief at this port shah please to dire& Arrived the Agisne tender from DuShn ; Sharp. shoder grin.hrig. Lieut. Goldie, from Guernsey ; and the liaelquirs hired armed ship, Lieut. An struther, with a new file ship, built at Topsham, to be commissioned and fitted here. TORBAY. OCT. IS. Sailed, on Thursday evening, after post. un der command of Admiral Lord Gardner, to cruise oil Ushant, the Ville de Pans, St. Unser, I enders, l)►.asLoagkt, Poudeugant, Cesar, Conqueror, Colossus, Plonlvesset, Rolsigh, and Ana. Arrived, on Thursday. from Portsmouth, acid still remains, the Bulwark, of 74 guns. Sailed, on Friday, the AiNrod cutter, with letters for Lord Gardner ; and this day, the Betby cutter, also fur Lord Gardner's fleet. 171LMOOTH, OCT. 16. SaileJ, yesterday, the Auckland packer, Schuyler, with mails for Lisbon. of the Bth and 13th instant ; the Pr; Lltsabeth packet. Earrtadale, with mails of the lis , l instant, far Gibraltar, Malta, and Mes sina ; the Duke Af Kent packet. Coatesworth, with ditto for Barbatioirs, Crooked Island, and Jamaica; AraiScila packet, Porteous, with ditto for New York and Halifax. The outward-bound Lisbon and Gibraltar vessels, under convoy of the Alessi's!, stall remain by con trary winds. An express was this morning received from Ad miral Young, from Plymouth, ordering the 4thiso cutter to hold herself in readiness to sad at five mi nutes notice, supposed fur Lisbon. OVAL, OCT. IS. Remain in the Downs His Majesty's stops as per last, and a fleet of outward-bound ♦ess-ls, His Majesty's ships Honsber ud We:mouth have signals flying for a convoy to the Westward.— Wind W.N.W. LIST OF SHIPS OF WAR. L'ftWO tee tun T•ous (Lissom,) is slps. 1607. .....11111111. •—• Miners. Omni. Their Stoic. Principe Keel r Lower masts rigged, and the Frinciire de Waral . B4 ards are across. Rainna de Portugal 74 i lower y Aifunau de Albuquerque 74) Lower matte rifted, top.manta P eee geese de A.lellll 64 tell mid down the lower Infante de Kan) 74 niasts,jilrarrotos on thebow- Mrduse . 74 sprit, eabk bent to the spare Selma"... anchors; aopear In have Mann Principe... their ballait on board. ht. Seeastute 74 Name unknown... Name rinknown... 74 74 i Ditto, dittn, ditto. Santa Antonia 7O In dock 7 years and 3 months. P,iii,:e Rigout 74 Sanding. Ther Ma ' Gulsinia...... 44 t boom on the lauw•apre I Ammonia Do just caulked Penile be Lower masts rigged, and the Active 56 topmasts up and Anon the Poncesa di Abiena 56 111.0 U; anchors on Dowd, A Wallahs 341 and one c..ble bent. %mut 36 Repa:ring, and preparing to Vilu.e. 36 heave down. Real Punsor RS luit repaired, and fitting. Ron Ventura ..... ...• l6 Cau.king. Serpents belegente.... nt and rabic. on hoard. Gaivots... 2k Real Fonts... l6 Pereta (Schooner) I Fitting for ma (new). Itessjamins•. 22 Corvette (Punch). i Cower limits rigged, top Tilton ( just caulked. *Jest undergone a good repair, and afloat. N.S. Use 74 gun .hip sailed the latter sod of August, sod the Kalish& Portugal arrived. Two lions, male and female, Eve months old. were landed on Friday from the So,alas, at Ports mouth, and sent to London. Tney came from Tunis. The son of Admiral Limo's. now a prisoner in this country, has received permission to proceed to Plymouth, and thence to France, an exchange for this gentleman havmg been agreed on. We hail this as a favourable omen to those who have relatives prisoners in France, as it holds out a hope that other exchanges will soon follow. The Admiral himself is now in Rath, where he is much respeded, and where he has been permitted to remain for the benefit of his health ; now greatly amender!. fhe Emperor A AAAAA Ina had a narrow escape lately, but the nature of it is not mentioped ; the circumstance is noticed in the Hamburgh Papers in the following terms:—" By a letter from Lubec, it appears that a report had reached thence from Russia, that the Emperor A t. nAND ea had been saved from imminent danger, through the intrepidity of the Grand Duke C ?tee." His Majesty. Louis XVIII. is hourly expefleil at Yaamoutb, either in the 4,iadae, or in a Swedish frigate. His removal from the Russian dwainitins WAS one of the disgraceful stipulAtions imposed Oa the Lavesot ALexemaze by the treaty of ,R large 4411511e5". lo) wow blo•d, comma beat mast of those tied New Leicester ones, are supposed I locks—Os Moth case is h.ped ef '341 m the quingity sad qu As outcry Ass Ai CORN-EXCHANGE. Oci. 19. The supply of Wheat this day la nut very enneaseau at wed to the deinando and salil et lane then rear cu -r Friday. Bade% is rail. •f dearer fe.e ALL hke. /hits Pau are not hsother ; Grey. mad Beans of heir eat better pricy. Oat. are in talereble supply, Aral ti ade le at snarl venation Finer in 3.. arid es. per back :Q in CURRENT PRICE GP GRAIN f 40s. bOs. 645. Tick Beans As is 6S• 67; Osts ..... 24. 43.3 ye (New) tritry .. SO: ails Ul. rotate" ra:t 66e. 74.. Od I Rap e 5eed...... ISt SG tc Poss.. *Mg , . 1624 O. 1 1 4.4 604 66.. 04 1 ( 01 ‘).• • SC 62. 44 • J Fine F10w...,. SOe !Is Seee.ele ..... ..45, sch. HON. Ikea. Lent SI Ss to 61 Is Suet SI Os to Si 16s Es.ex SI Os to SI 160 Poem. Lent ......1! i.. 1 to 71 Suaest 10i r.. GI F4f11,11 • •• r. PNICIES OF HAY AND SIRAW, sayolt•AT St. JA MISS. Hay 41 —s to 61 1?s Straw .......11 lia to 111 Its tae iTICIIATIL. Hay . . 4 1.. to 61 11 New . to 01. I.l.net ll 106 to 71 Straw II .44 In SMIII.IFI ?Li r, kiet. This day's Market atf rd.el a tarp supply rsr prim id the 'hew of calls, an silent. .as plan tLd . He e l , m i n, Veal, Lamb, Allei Pork, are d..mer t..a.. ..u• fait fek., 14 the tale, for the niO4 part, lift t le,ab y 10 1/4. T . le• in the Hay-Market were pretty lively. Stele ha. got p nco since Fr day's Market. Flay and Closer :etched I laws. Tile undermentioned 'trees and nunNetd at. ea late stet, mane To 5... k the offsl per stone et %lb. 'Cr 4. bd. 1., N. ea. I IILAD OF CA ITLI TNIS 0 , 1 lutton... 4s. thil. to Ss. 04 tle..sts 3 .r. eat...... 8 1. 6I to Gs. td. SJ.eep and Lambs . . 11,1 intb......6 , . trd. to 71. 0.1. Calves oillt Ss ed to 6s. I C 4. Pigs 4l SMITHFIELD . Hey Ewa. Clone r HAY Id 4R Vit. .• Yl lUt it . US. •d. ..11 16. to 21. Fo. Od. .6. 1116 to 71. if 61. NCWGATE Al 21) LEADFNIIALL MARKUS Sy the Carcase. eef 2s Id to 4s Cd Veal to Is I luttoa Ss 4d to 4s 4d Pork ss to Gs 1.1.46. 4s WI to Si 0.1. COAL-StAKKV.I, Oct. 19 , at Market. Sold. Price. 29 .. Newca,tte 11l —Sumter' -hi .. . • eSt Od a 471 6d 1 ..Stone Coal 0 ••••• Od a 011 2 ..Cielen ____ _ PRICE OF STOOLS, YEIiTLADAY Sank Stock SYS i 6 3 per Ceot. Reduced 3 ref C.a. Consols 4 per Cent. 5 Isle Ce 4t. Navy 9 64i Long Ann. lode 15.111:11 Excheqoer SIN . ls. Ss. peens. Eaglosh I eatery Tickets lt O. Consols fur T. BISH, Swebbeeker; Cosh; mid B, IRISH 91vJCICS, Oct 19. Owtemnivist Oc.winturts CUR Los •• • U Goretnnscnt Debt:Aries C.nt .•. COURSE OF EXCHANGE, 1.4c1t 9. -. ....95 ? 9 U. V..,.. sg inn tit Sight.. 94 11 Naples twiarn .... 11 4 2U. I.istmn Al .nbunch .... 34 4 2IU. OpnVo ••6 111 Itunt 34 5 11411. Donlan gra 1 glay'ttlige 24 6 Cork ll4 lan 24 10 9U. _ aut.4ton._ nr+taJ~w ),.. ordain' 24 10 laArid — in paper. atlo 4O effort. kiernen ..... in pain/. 110 39} affect. ilbna 39 egh.irn 49 Portugal Gold in Coils a:ut Kars per os. New Dutitt New On liars S Sils,r in Bars New Louis rub AO, of the Beak en Chios . 45f I - 5 i" Cent. Dublin on toolitis. Oct. MIRTH. At Kerfield, Seottand, on Tueiday la.t, Mts. Major Dow au re, et a ion. MARRIAGES. On Saturday lilt, at St. Jsm&s Church, Ruhert Gibed. Esq. of Upper footing, to him Soydell, of On Thursday warning, at Can!. Ashby, us Northareptoe shire, the met of the E..trl of Northaundun„ the HOG and tiro Frederic Pony., brother to Lord L•lf ,•d, to sister to Lou 4 Grey, if Rottion, and grand•dauprtnr to -- late Earl of Sussex. DEATH. On Saturday, at Hacknep Mi Jame, lack, aged IC. yam. He had served at a pyrite soldier under Georg, Lair 11. was in the Gentian wars in the reign, of thaw two Ma march*, and ',tended General %Voile i.t his lin nteinents. I the siege of Quebec ; though he had been in 16 engsgensonS and 25 skirmishes, he livd not received a wound, mid boasts, till hit death thit he never showed hie lack to the enemy He flattened himself, some wets moths* to Ins discalutiot that he should live to the tow of ON hiSts HIt;H wATut, THIS HAI. APL PNIAPS•ISMILILe. Mom. I .. sIM. after .... 21...staa dam— 1 SALES BY AUEriO\: s tet lift • ItxxxcHANGE. OCT. I). The supply of Wheat this day et nut very media but naiad to the demand] arid sales at 14.4 then our for on Friday. Bade. is rash .r dearer rime Mal: like. White Pas are nut Inglier ; Gray. end Beans or b oo , s are at better pries. Oats are in tolerable supply, and nada hat snarl venation Floor n 1.. and 4,. per sect CURRENT PRICE OF GRAIN Wheat.....,., 40*. 50a. 644.. Tick Buns..,, 4* 54 Fine d 0... .. 65• 67; Osts ..... 211• Rye (New) Barley .. 3*. 411. 01. Potato' kfa:t 664. 74.. Od I Rapi.3eed ...... 29 26 White Poss.. 15*. 16114 o'. Fine F10ur..... Ms Me Grew Pees 604 66.. Od. Seotrola ..... ...45. 50.. • Beans (Old )... • 56. 62. 4 . 1 PRICE (Ir HOPS. DAGO. rotates Lent AI le to 61 Is Lent ..... LI to 71 Seems SI Oe to Si 16s Sussex . ... 10. t.. fl I Essex 5 l 04 to 11 16s Farrihi-n Jot 1.- • ...• PRICES OF HAT AND STRAW, on saT"ReaT St. JA Mrs's. WA iTLCIIATIL. Hay 41 to 61 11. Hay . . ... 4 1.. to 61 1 Straw .......11 lirs to 111 Ss New . W so el C 1,,,, .. • • 5l 104 to 71 Straw SMITOFI kICT. This day's Market elf (did a largo supply of printe and the strew of cells, in general. was Alen ILd , B ee f, m ton Veal, Lamb, Jul Pork, er e d.urer and tied., for the .1.04 poi. was t..leraby arnk. T ale. in the Hay• Market mete pretty lively. Stoe ha. got i n p ima since Fr day's Market. Hay and Clover :etched prices. Tire undermentioned prices and Rumbfr4 are NC coats Stat. Mrl.t. To sink the offal per stone of Beef 4' lid. T. N. 0.1. CLAD or CA ITAZ Tills or Mutton... 4s. OA. to 51. Od I Beasts 3 61. to Gs. td. Sheep and Lambs .. • 11,4 44. to 71. 0.1. Calvet • Pork .54 11d to 6s. Cd. I Pigs 4 SMITHFIELD HAYMARKIiT. Hay 21. 1 1 / 4 to 71. O A 4d. Shaw .11 16s. to 11. fo. Od • Chevy, - 61. Ills to 71. 76 Od. NEWGATE ANI) LEADFNHALL MARKETS By the Carcase. Beef his Id to 4, Od Veal to is Mutton Ss 4,1 to 4s 4d I Pork ln to tie I.a.ele. 4s Od to Ss OA. COAL-MAR/kVA, Dee. 19 Ships at Market. Sold. Price. 29 ~Newcastle 10 ..Sunderl...td .... • 435 Od a 474 6d F ..Stine Coal 0 -s 01 a-a rd ..Citedm. PRICE OF STOOKS, TEATERDAY Bank Stock 5 .151 6 3 pen. Cent. Reduced 3 per Cent. Console 4 per Cent.. 79a 5 p^r Ce at. Navy 96.1 Long Ann. India 3..11:11 Exchequer Bills . English eatery Tickets Consols fur T. BISH, Stnickhroker, No. 4, Cornhill, and 9, Chairs IRISH ST"../CKS. Ocr 13. Owerriallit•lit pe'aciLturr6 :3•1 p.'t Lein sees 7ll G.vertinscnt Debentures 5 per Cone . 94J COURSE OF RECHARGE, (OCT 9. ...35&mrterdaw. 7 1 U. Venice be at Sight.. 94 11 Naples Rotterdam sees II 4 2U. Lisbon .61 liamburgh .... 34 4 21U. Oporro ...61 Alton, 34 3 21U. Donlan Paris 1 day's date 24 6 Cork ll4 Mtn 24 10 1 U. Border Ull sees 24 10 Portugal Gold sneak' Madrid - in paper. anon Bars per os. Mho 4O rffert. New Doubloons.. - - Palernso ..... in pains. New Dollars S Ditto Silage I.egh..en 33' 4/ effeca. 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