The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-09-02 00:00:00

do satisfy thew!! The Ufa of the Lady, fable, who was soadoully peened by , which. over sad sea. emit lot and • heart, sad who Asa WOO I. WI oersted. sad overtaken sad bad nide bar at by the bell-boaads--ovaa tbistotrid 1114. I be called, is sot semi wires *au that of who has bad set *Ebb mass of stain saws s(ti. Borough-Pack. a (fad deal isf loam talk about diailiag Ripply toe pleas of CAIITIARBAIN IS dm assess; sad sons a she silly aswepapsts• he stupid 014 runes. bolds this awl of Supply his Am! Good God! As if id sot supply *very Wog bat the twos / hers wen over soy dilleissey I. otty ewe difficulty le 'gulag muss/ What." said fools of 1891, 0 would beams of this iay Wag were to Awes to Mr. Pt?? r'- 24 'wept Ana fools t has, to ear past ion sr gust relief sad assidoet, so saw Ali; aye. thst are. dial Waded Stara/ TS, 1 pifors, bat. spas AMMO" of a full-bousa. ' saws that !sty Pt*. la a isisoilty of )16 r, kiwis( oily n so vats Ise hl. tai' 00! MI but Awassweros was a thew oe Aseserpof ; awl the bossy-pit was well oneness lest Psro valet thee 144 ; thee the Doke of PORTIAIWIDS Asa, rm.; aid, at last, ford LiVIIIIPStia .a: mad, at every .hinge. the AWN* 'ger sad wenn, awe and mere worthy a. Set, them, mind ; the saxes went ea the espersaure grew Urger aid larger ; st was hewer and better eoprled. Aid gimes, sad! this very last melee of par. rte tbs poi %spa to be bait Carrsa dearly iamb what that meld lead se ; may withoat a charge of blasphemy pa. I the ballad if OAT) .1 eye. Ira. &es the table steeply, Oletlal4o4 pot be spy'd Willie a (*lewd droop's& Ite eta Ms throe* sad drd. r treated, shoran% Is, mg 'hot brill asp. o, for say Wag tint will go iotoa pair of . is a goat ain't) that; burins* Will airP. gong is tie ' This is what sapplial. I, t►.y de set t dislike le - hist silt for • •• As spines:. essil Me - Hi her lard, iltes r w iee. . togb. thee. • silly Old This'. pot that telltales Nair MittliWoo powers strperseseisx, Whore them. I the reader, sent" /'Rally Lo digreesieu the Scotch ise kik up t.. Why not at Dover/ to en, ter mei, his sets a that town. who pre the Itches ;eh a delightful ral/y ! As se “ the Bea. II 1111011111 D would say) plug to SL Pees, o dime at OsildbaN with Mr. Masmar, Pi' Laid Slayer. we desk it greatly. Bat, eery sure a, that, it the thing take place, l a will meet with, free die Baglish people, due to U. hawked of Ms Grate sad ewer IiOLINL I it has passed is Iteollenel.tte, by so muss, me &eta people asp of the autocross see. is acts that we, is cosmos with other ►are hal to record, sod is doing which It Amass to thick that the crawling, fol. bast' were berm is the same Woad with Seeb cosiest was alwar, is all ootintries get, heW is costume. What, then, mast igs that it excites id measly breasts, is this this time? How the Frilled will laagh at the grovelling, the foal, the Nasty flat- I, at the sans time, all their rabbish about fillabegs, sad elem. sad wariest !I oleos is as disgustiog, so truly nauseous, Ily makes the stomach heave. la the blab. il►tioa of the Irish there was so apparent t of tbooklit ; a sort of " mental legation ;" used owethiag in t►e way of vacua* for those frilly of it. Hut. an " iatelleolsof," s "dignified," a haughty, sycophant Is a ►t to be bores. AN EAR FOR AN EAR. [tr. named HODGSON. a partner iris the a they call it, of Caorrna, Barrios and erponi. gars evidence before the Apical alum of 1921, f►om which evidence it ap there was a Land of those quaken, who rr the kingdom, every year, jest at the be. harvest, a swarm of a ..is of spies. The rat saints, acting "in the 1144" was to go eatl4l4 in the several comities, and cat of a yard spare of smutting wheat is cub bey thus entered ; them M pack up - them eating% in separate paresis, and trammel. KOPPER AND CO. When the whole were he grain was rubbed out. winnowed sad Aod thus, these sly saints, guided tisosugh " spirit" of greediness, got at the imams of the relative amount of the crop of the dom, and could thereby regulate their ere. corn:, Oue of the ;thereat scrota being, reeks back, limy with hie miessre in a is Wiltshire, the farmer came to him, and to Imputation of hie pressen -6 Oily few ears, friend," said " and rest that our blessed Lord osummodod that pies might do that." " Teo." said the wejavirlor _ aNdilntik albe,o4o it= USW V ilia U. r . 46;;;; ""— up. " litromrskerapars_, eattiiall"• titioiter . ;f:_. 0 6 .. 1 01. meet kis a geed Ott nisi his whip. " ibis sew, delft this seigiity Limiting awerthy " sue sad me tee by fermi wed .bardly leasing me * time is bld Amt./kremlin. ...Ow coreepeedist. a. simmers east plies perfect rellamie, says tbet.tliis wok 1 Aleut eight miles frees AligiSse. initial WipiNo . ter iptitptirica. • . is uwthor part of ser peiplisOlbe ribs 1 0 '1441 (takes froze the lbseedeg Papir) se alisiest of the ,straie., . km.fts. mot de • fark w ..u.• tit thepeo ple: We see trowejligil Piiiitpiessmeiely et iho die messes films deed end I Ire IteeWAS obi flosii*r ..... . what posited M ... dive desetaf..les, 1 ! wW tbe. iiis stiirpstites ned-ww oettilloile Wm. o rai .ewes.. bens *ken hems( ptesiedy she tome elmeateK lika• sea& Mask* plum at Grew& alai, as this pan of the . propk, We:jele am ibieee to 'asemilie t bet, this we will say. that has., as army where else, the people show* their'ved seem gad their disestaateet. Letters from Ramberg of a rout date. we are ie. formed, maatlee. that the Swedish Geveremeet has ae intewlesiged she New Republic if Colombia.' It was "opposed that the (dept Captain 'hid left time yesterday, aseempaaled by Mr. Plus; ea his *Woe to the Conroe. The (heated . Capmin of the. Age was. howirrer, hi Mow Me soreleg., Whe ther he. Wass set eat s bee ripi . rpod. or thatitle de. pamerehas bees dislage4joed whin may be the moms and nonsesseams et *ono pe i lkeektlay, we-know smiling. Smerday afissitese kis Reiil ifichneas ib. pike of Cusbridp wised es Dent Orem Castle. in .his uslesty's millet rakes site Chlobnatee. A. It Is sup. peed his Royal Ifighsess wished.to be limo". se mi. Wary honours were paid an his leading. Thp.lltdsn, attended by colossi Pratt. arriSod :at the King's P.. lace, at Pimlico. ghost Iber o'clock, from Dover.. The Doke of ardead freaTeek at Lambs*. Hail, ea Wednesday leo. Mr. Laminas oast loia Royal Highness at Durham. - sad was jollied sear Gitester-le• street, by 700 herwtmes, the tassels and fristedsof Mr. 'Amigos, who summed him and his Royal *Sit" is. Lemke, park. Os Retards, be was expected gestalt Rendering!, sad this day to be -- Sir " White!' _ . I. • . _lt made epos the life of hie Grace. The Noble Dili treated the luformatios with supreme contempt; au I sot only refused to adept nay p tiosary measures, bat eves expressed a dialeslinatios to have the officers in his house; and we believe it was only at the ear. nest salicitatious of the Magistney, that they were permitted to remain. His Grace has since rode out every day. attended only by a simile groom, as usual. —(Morning Herald.) By an Act lately passed for the speedy recovery of fohited recognisanots, all persons wha may be bound to appose at the Sessions, or to keep the pure, &e. and neglect to comply therewith, will, with their sureties, he liable, *hide 21 days after such failure. •to have their pods and chattels taken in execution for the imam of their respective recognisance.; or if no pods or chattels, they will be apprehended and lodged in the common gaol, to abide the judgment of the next Geseral or Quarter Sessions ; when the Court is reqei &t to determine ally oe the ewe. A detach the Beth. is ordered to 'mho Deptford, tad ea board the. Morley convict . as a (nerd 'steer the convicts that are deed r Van Dieman's Land. ENGLISH OPERA HOUR.,-011 Saturday evening a musical farce was produced with complete success at this Theatre, entitled Gretna Green: The plot of this little piece is composed of very simple materials, and hinges upon the double elopement of Lent beveli (Mr. Flea*. mat) with Miss Cense, the rich seed of **WA glued. huh and Wagner., a discarded, viiet, who,, wish t 46 clothes, has assumed the title of iAs Lordship. *ad persuaded Miss KELLY, a hoe out of place elope with him. Their mutual dale ii an exposed by the innkeeper at Gretna Green, who, lb bin Lam to realise a reward of ROL offered for the detendon of his ward, allows the real fugitives to neap* in the habits of their Issabil representatives, and haviag been united by the high-priest of Gretna Green, they are of course forgiven by their vindictive guardian. Waseca and Miss KELLY excited much merriment by the awkward dignity of their deportment, sod the vocal talents of Pumas and Miss Clair/ contributed to ensure for this ensuing piece the applause with which it was received by It crowded house. The piece was given oat for represent saran this evening. The Noblemen and Gentlemen of Ireland, who haw} signed Resolutions in favour of the Commutation of Tithes consists of el sty-eight Peers p iag property is Ireland, and about as many Commoners. The Rs , ,eolations to which these names are subseribed are as follows t— " Resolved, That for the tranquillity and happiness of oohed, it is expedient to substitute, for the present pre. Woos and vexatious mode of supporting the Clergy of he Established Church, a full and liberal equivstest, airly assessed and levied. " That we are the moaniodised to express tide es , t moieties, because we are *added that a fair Commnwe. des of Tithes is not wily practicable. but *otitis *swe de! to the stability, independence, end dignity of the Established Church, and to the general Interest. of the Country." l bass ads the Olecsda•slar• Ts see Ley wins sod pup! . • Bow bleak ti ass tby Issisg mare. " Did NI WO broken legs!" S: , . • Tits tbustiesg Ile loos& * 1 Palk sod Note," Wilds yes so glibly War. • Sleek fast bad. hi blaxessossves . tliesst. • Aid aids ids beet sad Ostler; . 4. $$ Tb. Fear-assii . 'efelesd" dies, ism, nest be, !teen Ike, *empty, • , :? - Owe oat twelve Mee - Per ieSse sOilseber pm. •. • • i. Swear** ssaisiiids); • . , • * • .•11111•1111k.set bey lag yowdsr.••• • • `• .! •'I ••• Islit4llalboeged) " *forte die trier ; bin tbs risks Is GAP Eliza bets& • • • With 'Mises Maim Nam. ' • " • 71 It le set who Is good erwise, a .; Sliet wbe to due believes' . AN sash. we see willies. surprise. ire JANA or Dr•Se or Weyer. 8. TM* " operation': os Wes aye. Oros Bast. men sd • begirt is. Cb I eoslirst dies base ss. bow we OEN • : I , , :~ . 4 ; •• My eye sad Bony Yerth !" 9. s' 001111 e, Veils end to ramie ('V. Nair Hit tithe were Idle): ' A dint 'but hams such is au, AM stealer that a Bridle. 10. " issymness" thou hut " sorer seen," Pros nest to lust, " bet three." To mosqu e that, t►y meld @plus, Takerusw a fourth trout Nee. 2 TEE EDITOR OF TUB ST4TRUMN. Loodov, ~: ' ' 1843. , day Me Majesty teak thsttand:• teal hy a siarslar • not leas glee:fly anal in tie 41'1,011s of Polio* were io at- ,•. •ecespial.aessral its. Hopetonn Home, sear whir!, Utter place his Majesty was to embark; the distance lay shout eighteen miles. The neyal Archers mos- • tared at sin o'clock, and *Eerily after got on board . a steass.boat, which wee to cosroy them to Hopeteun . where they were to servgas a guard of bierh.ar Wide Majesty, deriug the short stay be was to make With its noble proprietor. Up is iwalee o'clock the day wee still equally wet cad dismal I and whether it was owing to that case, or to the public cariosity being rated. there were hot few persons in the streets throegb which his Majesty was to page. though thla ,Way the len opportunity whisk the chisens nf Edio burgh would probably ever agile bare of wing their .pretest Sovereiges,• among them. At a fear minutes put twelve, his Majesty drove in !rem Dalkeith slow travelling carriage, drawn by Nee horses, with penniless is frost, and attasded by a large escort •t 'cavalry. His Majesty, was dressed is the Windsor uniform, and wore his travailing cap. The Deka of Dorset sat with his Majesty in the carriage. nra people cheered and stood uncovered as big Majesty passed, cad when he got dotes about the middle of Prises's-street,. a royal saint, was tired from tee castle. .His Majesty's ➢rogress was e• rapid, that he was soon out •f the preciects sf the town. and be did nut stop any when till he reached a little village called I " - Several died Davidson Mahn, when Le cheeped Itorna.-+ instal of the hommaloog the way were decoratetl with green boughs is kisser of his approach, one. tits gate leading GO the!. residence of the Keith: Mariethel, Sir Alexander Keith, was remind con• ,spicuom by festoons of variegated &entre, sot. mounted by laurel. It was expected that his Majesty would have made a short call at Dalmeny Castle, the seat of the Earl of lioseberry, es it lay dieted) , In his way, bat he paned through the Park without stopplog. His Majesty. however, acknowledged:with a low bow and gracious smileohe respectful attention of the Noble Earl, in hung plater at the gate two servants in dente, who were to open it fur the Revd carriage. Fri the small Own of *teen's-ferry, which is one of Ow Royal burghs ' and situated immediately adjacent us Port Foliar, the place of eanbarkatioa. a somber or gen teel person, bad collected. and the houses on each a ti.• were decked with green foliage. An old woman, whos • appearance bespoke her a perfect transcript of Shen stene's Schohnistress, " with spectacles on nose," and holding the instrument of discipline, a birch, in her hand, continued for some asamests to gen after too Royal carriage, with her head thrust out of theorindow. and then cried out to another autiquated dame on the opposite able of the way, " A weel, but Geordie look, a bonnie amid body." After leaving the limits of Mid lothian, his Majesty w. 4 escorted by the West Lothian Yeemsnry Cavairv, in addition to the Scots ti r p v ., wl.o had Weeded him from Dalkeith. The see-iii Noblemen and ' Gentlemen trustees of Q own's•ferry, were invited to Hamann Homo ea nhe occasion, sat among than was If,. Snout, Hew eiattemea who bait tie fatal affair with Sir Almaden Sewell: • As 'a prt ' vate character, he le beloved by all parties, and his re sideace,one of the most beautiful in &ottani', is worthy the style of elegant hospitality le which be lives. On arriving at Hopetono House. his Majesty a as condected Rua. his carriage by the Noble and gallant Lord to *lnn that mansion belongs, a piece of fine scarlet cloth being laid from the place where he alighted of far is dee door of the grand entrance. His Majesty was then l e d Into a spacious room superbly furnished. where he sat down to a chicane, consisting of all the pigment luxuries which the ingenuity of scientific cooks cont.( supply. To this room none bnt persons df superior dis tinction were admitted. the Majesty appeared in high spirits, and conversed occasionally with his N o ble H o st in terms of the greatest kindness and affability. In this meantime a substantial repast was provided fur his ith jesty's escort, as well as for the numerous tenantry of the estate, who ranged themselves along the corridors on each side of the house. The day had by this titers somewhat cleared up. and the scene on the lawn in front was peculiarly gay anti animated. Groups of female*, elegantly attired, promenaded up and down, and do splendid uniforms of the military served not a little . lo enhance the effect. Hopeloon House may he pronoeseed one of the most noble seats in Great Britain. The struc ture itself bearssome resemblance to Greenwich Hospital, but on a much smaller settle. With respect to the scenery, do 'description, however florid, could ponetrav it in Moors too glowing for the sublime objects it embrace's. Port Edgar, the place selected for the purpose, is re presented by the chroniclers of the times to derive its name from Edgar. an Anglo-Sson Prince, who haw+ big set sail fur ilengary to escape the vengeance of William the Conqueror, was driven up the Forth tor contrary winds, and forced into this harbour, whittls was called after him. The office's belonging to the Royal squadron were all on shore to inspect the arrangements, and Sir Arthur Pert was particularly active. Aa editing platform. railed to on each side, and covered `with green cloth, was laid close to the Royal barge, and moved down to the train's ere occasionally as the tide ebbed, while waiting isfrialoity's arrival. A considerable member of spectators stood os the piet-tierol, and several of the Scotch Nobility walked op sod down the space leading to the p:stform.— blast of the Royal suite had got on boar I before his Majesty came down. During the abort time ha condoned at Hopewell, Honor, his Majesty gave au additional proof of Isis regard for the arts, by con ferring the honour of knighthood on Mr. Itarisnrio, the most celebrated painter at present in Scotland. Ile also conferred a similar honour on Capt. Adam Fergu son. the Keeper of the Regalia.—At three o'clock precisely his Majesty arrived on the beach, and on getting out of his carriage did Lord Hopetonn the hoooor of tiling his arm. On his way to the plat form he was met by the Chief Lord Commissioner, one of his. earliest friends, whom he *kook alTrction• ately by both hands. Sir Arthur P.reet anisted his Majesty in getting into the barge, and the Puke of Doren and Coed Fife stepped in immediately after. Hie Majesty then bade a • cordial adieu to Lor.l ' Hopetoun. and the barge left the shore amidst the cheers of the spectators, and the roaring of can non from the ships and all the surrounding hills, Isis Majesty teasel off his rap, and bowing repeatedly. In less then ten minutes hi, Majesty was on hoard, and the Royal George shortly after gat under neigh, anti bore 'down the Furth. towed by the al 41j3/.4 Watt, retesinpacket. The atmosphere 149111 became exceeJ:ogly dark and hear, hot the wind was as favourable as could be desired. Salutes were tired at occasional interval+ from the ships in Leith rests - In as Amicjo-per. That is what is Sunderlad. sad Ms day to li r i at Bit Miriti;o; ibit; 1.)..-,.!-- - • - . • Lapdog, Oct. 31, 1942. Mai. The p u b mut h e Ridlay's ; Wednesday, at Rail Grey's. Howick ; Mow die li a r war we bad no 'titling Master B." 11- tlay4ept. 9. at Roby Casts* Blepritcely seat af .tltt Of•wo4 oar malty regimes:a were four times 41. eat Ind NI wear Moe ; shof Bets o f D ir st eg s oes oe the sub at c in d er , s h e ems time atrangtli, ;at *bay mow are; bat a few years after l_Wlsolos . , _Prase" 1161•1° " •7 * if ai A. Taylor ; Ems . miatelatid; aid . Ibolds the 'tusk of fantruset-Colonsi. B.°B° l 's 111 ' 11.176.1 al l " I P IN t and en the 24a at 1 / 0 1 1 1 14 11. t h e ma- •v".--""' °1 - - ,* l 'o ' Inds tier'. ibierS and so mach a milt allowed few tra. • *enter. Same gravely Osten* W . Coke . sr_ own et. Reis set HAW." Mutt " "'" l * ' -- es. , sesplimas. I have Wea,laformsd. that this Vet. The Mks el Dimwit! arrived at * • fee . t stmadm. Aid 4 dm? Aid th e stupid deaf Ohl imer t - loft me iiel if s . 10 ~if IN ___ _ _ .. Am, in Alit Para.! kW riller:"-t r . Ulmer* lathe e.uaty of Waterf ~ . * regiment trio; at quassia , st must be ,br . .....atilinns_ i relo r . e ____ lal S e ad_ . .°fShir, l l" Sir Francis Bartlett is at prase,' to a tour threnL h Ttrypiessaat 1. travel from eat watering place to sop- •••,. ....11. •• .. ...4...$ 11 .... , •0 suo s us, c oso ly tu orowe irs Th e H oseo r s hs e & rou e s - i s der, at the robin:. expeate, but not Tet pleasant for It catnaps the Isom. This is the at p resen t at St . m ellow . es a visit to the R ev . M r . the stabile. Only think of the expense o f a man travel- Blanton man of bleat; that gives Walker ; from timer. we understand. be goes to ear. 111 1 11%0 Ltindno to Wernaash• to inspect two hilsdsed I slOttinussiee, which mishits them harm, oa a visit to J. B. T r emol o s, B ag . an d sifter. sad ifty-two men aid horses. TIN 'lineage is eat hea- p sham. -ward s proteins to Potsdam:a, the soot of B. W. W. pea. dyed alai thirty-two mils. at, I suppose. eightten.pence min, what boa this to de with lb. darVies Li' aur Cunbnme.,--(Wert Briton.) • a mile. thither and hack: beta is an expose* of thirty- ,•itesti, very Hum . bat w e wee en . Fee several days past relics °Sane bare Wen st n - la ds* pounds, twelve 'billings; which is as much as two now receive, to support them and their fami- mee m a i bitid e kt e i ter ii .' eg o is m, tined is the boss, of the Dike of Walliagtoo. la ..___, it= twelve months. I am, Sir, etch tax - beaten . Hie m ajesty s e. it Nouveau* of aaostymons isfunnation ,baving bees • Your obedient Servant, sk ep the Thames. anal is to land at sant so She Ma9issriaY. that an attempt would h" A. B. THE grA . •• • .. • . , . . Mioaraker. " bad oar bland kioto nye, A. min as • , '' ' ' ' - ' . '- . - /C/Mrii . $111 1 4,111* if rillaratiffri..d.% D. '' ere. add both for i toodg't flo swag, he ivies to • .. ' 'q "i' 1 " • ' 4 -wela-A• '.TS VI • • •• •-•- . - " : I • I •.i . 4, le, altar .7'' I•oaptlstlinuon. AUG. 29.--This lay Lie Majesty took Palma for rairlask t hst i ao. In wee 'siting est. Ms _..„,, • • 1.- 4 , ..,a . O . ..... Of knife, alswasdre took eit i lAskiele. awl the farmer be. ' . • ausearielp Ins linippoptio, --''' " Mu isei departure hoe, ficothindi• sad by a singular vet ,71 !•, , i i slat Oile. liassasa inn ion &into estl In bb . , . all no goontos t ipoopeo. i•;,,,er ~,, , ~.., I coincidence. the forenoon' .was not less gloomy and ht. wheel babel lett Is the toad) before tit fanner mart up. "Oh ! you titer, call tin traillit skit are atilklwaponillip.• . 4 .. , 0! .i , hattn% eletwent Ibis the uflatitobn of the day,of ills orrivil. an se cs To ruse, a d o p r iopoot & l ila:4 :if .*Jr-013i routs of cavalry owl patrols. of Pali.* wen is at. 1.. eA , ,r1. , .;• ,, 1. • Mosi•rakerilfillpail "nl l2 l sway var earkt ie 7 6.4 i• . S. • -•• , ' itesinee at an early boar, ai d • •oceapisd . several its- " friesd."• see fileittes r.ji*S. at tiwalaillg'al" ' Nowe iree id ha" ands t h e e ani d a . i ."- ..: - .i. lions from. Dalkelth to Hopetoon floats, sear whir+ . .. ... _ , SHIPPING I4VTIILLIGIINCE. DIAL. Sept. I.—Sailed early this Taming, the Or. Fielayoon, for hie of Mao; St. Liwrrime. Doug- laik for Quebec; Thetis, Williams. for Cape .of Good Hope; Man, Somerset, for Madeira and Dens Adam, Coffin, for South Seas; Hanover, Adamson, for New York; Sir Wm. Benaley,•Smitb, for Quebec; and the restof the outward bound. Arrived and sailed for thil river, the Alpha, Brook, for Havannalo. Came down *Ns the river and tailed the Nautilus. 'folly, (qt. St. tn's. N. 11.; Vittoria, Barker. for Palermo; Essex, bertson, for Nants itqd Bordeanx.-31, Wind S. W. h rived yesterday and sailed for the river, the Mariner, dransmore. for Virginia. Also cone - down and sailed Neural of the outward bound.—Alittnes unknown.— land N. fatareeyg, Ang.3l.—Sailed the Date of Kent packet Lisbon, and his klajeaty'sehip ltanhorse on a cruise. Arrived the Marquess of Salisbury packet, from the ids. Sailed from Rio $d July. Bahia 13, and Per ' o 19. Sailed his Makiity's . ship Owen Glendower ortsmouth, and Princess Elizabeth Packet for the rls.--Wiod, N.:N. W. LYRIC/TU. Auo.3l.—Arrind the Kennerslev Cal II Norfolk, spoke on th► 23th the Sarah, of Afar bee, and the Wm. Pitt. fur Ditto.---Wind W. • enntred, SUPT. !.—Arrived the Samuel, - Ss the Downs, AtitiAtata. Smith, for Ditto. S. fr. Weld the Voir:Talbot, Por S.W. ~, , , . 41! I Cum ExceeWoe, See. 2.—Fine samples of Kew • 7Whent from Essex and Kent coil this morning lxlither than on this day week, in consequence of reedit-, ins but a moderate supply. I'rime Okl Wheat tees in demand, and sold on full as good terms as on lam Mon-' day; bat the ordinary qualities were nnsaleable. *Nigh offered et eery low prices. Some samples of New Barley, of much liner quality than we expected to see sold rea dllyy to the Idaltsters at 28.. per quelled, but the or dinary sorts if Old went off slowly at from 16e. to 20s. The Oat trade was henry at last weeks prices...Jo Beans and Peas there is no alterotion. SurrnetaLD-MARKET, SIPT. 2.—The market was well supplied this morning with all kinds of Cattle, amongst which watts great number of inferior descriptions, parti cularly Lambs and Oxen. For Meat of good quality rather higher priceswere deminded, but the hafeTtor de striptious obtateed only those of last week. Boaron, laxcoLosulac.—llest New Wheat. 335: to 351. per quarter; best Old Wheat, 251. per quarter. Aeurroxscs or APPLEL—AppIes, kerma 4i W . 'Oasis of Neon f rhea, were so plentifel at N %if tioseay and Satorday, that they were hawketillirOeirls she erste of that town, at 4.1. per peek ! • • lite returns of the British Plaetatioes: ffsevom earl Imported into L melon. Liverpool, lirlollllVtlydf, as Leith. from Ilse lit Jan. 1522. to tlul A,opet, are 52.240 hogsheads of algae, and - • pusehean• of rum less were Imported into th than were imported between the rorrespesolin t of the previous year. • _ (J. • • t ,.. 1.1 1 i:1 1 1 t '-)1 ') 11 _"; ; i s . 11 41. . F