The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1821-08-14 00:00:00

MURD. ~l` 4 POW —l ir - US 14114 Mg 4 .1,110.111 on deck. stesiost espeedeed as to the probable of the weather were ,realised. • It blew vett the Kreuter part or the night, and though the yacht rolled a little, his Majesty experienced. race. The awnings were put up, the hand attended on deck, and his Ma. pad the evening iii his usual delightful townie. the wind continued, up to elm* blowioek.faist. The ships of war bring afraid of the lee-shovw, .sand oat to sea and la)-to. Its Majesty may now he said to be wi'hont any wive that of the private yachts which &teem's - the squadron to Holyhead, and are now ly .ing in the harbour. They are those of Mr. Pelham, Mr. Wells, Mr. Smith, Mr. Maxey, and the Mar. uia of Anglesey. The Marquis of Loarloodersy nme down last His Lordship iiiteoded to sari for Dublin mottling in the illettor strum packet, and had luggage put ou board. When his Lordship . to pay his respects to his Majtsty that orator ,iit was chsugrd. The Mesa packet was detained two hiiurs beyond her time. of waiting for dispatches to Unbhn . 1,,,rd Londonderry had his luggage removed to the King's yacht, where he now is, and tutendsto rtassin wets! his Majesty laud. iu behind A King's inem , eoger from London has just er ed and gone ou board the yacht with dispatches his Majesty. The spa enatinstrt so strong in the Channel that uterold, which went nut with orders tor ilia :~ .iiiadrou, dipped her bowspnt in the waves. It is apprrhestiled that ilw means packet will have • lung sod buisterous passage, and that some of the car riages which are we board will be washed over. I have learned that the evening the Royal squadron t-hored in Yarmouth Roads, his iNlnjesty presented (to the srernitit, or permanent officers or his yacht haw lipase tokens of his satisfaction with their COhlitict ikruog the four years that they have had the lio n •ur to serve him. To the master, purser, and siireton he has given an elegant' alit' rich gold snuff-box each, word I. the boatswain. carpcii.er, and pilot he bra bestowed three bllvrr medals. On the ulivro.r allies, is In. Abljetity'a head, sad tin the reverse an iiiseription co tailing the haute Of the medal was presented. Ins Majesty sat in thy day 'tart en deck. The weather sad there war scarcely any sea. the Royal yacht aitioolhly 111 ejripty frequently ertorelaril felt, by rsclimaing int If, . i nu, ‘. This is delightful sail , beinittiol !" received also much grglification of the Royal Male band. master one of the Gentlemen , Marquis of Anglesey proved, • op a soldier, lie is equally duties of a sailor. When he iu his beautiful yacht, he the orders of the Commodore, , as Ins station, the starboard quarter of the royal )aclit. In that station he was to 1w found rooming, noon, or midnight, toilers when sent to execute the orders of the Cuinuiwluse. These were chiefly to convey &vino:Husk to distant ships of the squadron ; or to hoard fishing vessels, to see if they lewl any fresh fish. The celerity and p►ecision with which these orders were executed, seamso-like umitiner it) which the Noble lila report. to the Commodore, so Sir Charles, as if he were an it or Midshipman, were the theme among all those who wiintssed his pleasure yachts came in this morning of Ireland, in order to meet his accompany him to Ireland. Uric of olarly coospiessous, fru•n carr}iii. a .the Harp of Eiin bor 1111 l uuted by ,blazoned upon it in gold. b the Gentlemen of this county, idiot arch of stone constructed on 1 1 ".. pier where the pre.eut temporary one is erected. Font , hundred paunde have beta :already subicrthed tar the purpose. THURSDAY EVENING. Si: o'clock. The King's ble,seoger hue brought the melon chuly it of her 11ajesty's dim‘lotion. HOLYHEAD, SATURDAY. five o'clock, p.m. . The wind still continues adverse, but the weather has moderated. The ships of war have returned to harbour. Dis Majesty intends !sailing for publiti the first fair wiud. lip order to prevent the unseat disappointment and loss which would urise in Dublin from the various people engaged in trash.. his Majesty will not make his rimy in private, but according to the form laid down in the ceremonial. A cart load of ice was this morning lauded here irons I'l4anewvdd, and deposited in the yacht. The brig Pandora came in this morning, and saluted the Royal standard. Every peison on board his Majesty's amid the other yachts, as well as the ships of war. appear to feel it their du'v to re. collect that the Queen of England has ceased to he an object of malty feeltug. Ills Majesty has tn. der. d niourintig. The tr.ris.l mark of le.peet with regard to the Sri% have been paid by his Ma yachts, the various ships of war, and the imitate yachts. The Moguls of Londonderry is constantly with hiss lilaje,a). All:en the King's Messenger arrived announcing the death of the fires', he proceed' d teatantly to the King's Lord Londonderry happened to he ou the deck ; and when the Messenger appeared, it was majfied to his Lordship. He ii,stuntly pro ceeded towards the Nlessenger, who liandcd to him a red annum) box, containing the dirpaichrs, and at . the *acne time stud to him seuiething in a whisper.. ' Its , Lordship placed the him under Irs arm, ind hurried down to the King, who was sitting iu his EliblU e It is usual, I believe, of these melancholy .IA - einem, to hive minute guns fired to the number of years *lnch the loyal Personage ins). Wye lived ; het this ceremony was not obsertml by the -quadron. O'CLOCK. Ti e Commodore Ims just gi n orders Tor the saving at the No:taboo at lour . -clock tmmorrow • moriiii.g, should the 1411111 timer fsveurable. Ilia hlaje;tv has int iiinitcd to ilo.ditferelo Gentle se% sowssers of the private yam. , that .. may acri=y Oar royal squadron to Dublin ; ibis inn tinds'lo confirm the opinions before pre valent, ma to the public entry of his Majesty auto the Bat of Dublin. • Ned the sqlsadron remained here much longer, provisions would have been ut a most enormous price - . Eggs are already sixpence each, and flesh butter, Irttit, vegetables, and meat, are eagerly ' bought up sod shipped on board the varies. trowels. Seven sheep were killed yesterday, aud sailors were Standing by to carry the joints off as wow as they were separator(' to the different ships. Stare the in telligence of she death of the Queen. his Majesty has not appeared on the deck. Its every respect los Majesty follows the etiquette observed on such emerald' occasions. lie dines also alone. DOW MRETING. Oa 'May, the Royal British Bowmen held a meeting .1 Sweetie, Mill, Shrupatirr, the delightful seat of Thomas Netherton' Parker, Ell. The day was extremely fine, aunt the spectators were numerous : nearly 40 carriages of the members and their families stood upon the ground, among whom were.—Sir W. W.• Wynn, Sir Poster Entelife, Sir Richard Smoke, Sir John Kynastint Powell, Batts. &c. 'the Ladies were more admired for their skill in A refits, than the Gentlemen. Cooper of Wrexham (a descends:lt of the Poet), attended with his bows and arrows, and other articles of archery, and pitched his stand under the shade a greenwood tree." Ilia imitations of dm Ghent articles were mach The attention was attracted lay the sight of several mulilated tuush-stones on the •pen fawn, sew the 14•11„ some of which bear the folluiiihe io scriptions Thomas Baker, Esq. deceased, March 19, aged 68, Anna. Dons. 1975"--. Here limb Mrs. Abigail Cheiwuoil, daughter to Sir Richard Clietwood, who died the tat of May, •116541."—The above Thomas Baker (ancestor of Mrs. Parker) was Sheriff of Shropshire, in 1648, sod was exiled to *hi. Parliament by 0. Cromoclt, io 1663, with John Browse, of Little Nr.ll. The spot of ground where the tootles were interred, was adopted as such iu the epoch of the Cumnsunwealsii.. SIIIIRWSBURY PAIR. On Wednesday ihere was a good exhibition of cattle at our loutishly fair; fat beasts obtained Gum 54.1. to 61. per lb. and the sale of Stores war considerably improved. Those was a handsome chew atom! Sheep on Titesils I, whirls sold iskly st froth stl. to Attl. per lb. The side of Pigs was dull, and at reduced prices Imos lest fair. There was the most wititcheil supplj of Hurt's. New Cherie fetched 32a. rr cwl.; Old ditto, 525. to le.. lanai! supply; and a go d deal of Skies. Cheese rr audited *uvula. Of gutter three was as tow+ as could be e•sp•Ttetl at !hit veloion of der year, which was all sold ; prices 111.1. In pp. per Its. Bacon from 8(1. to Ju 7J. per lb. llama, 9.1. Ile re was a sery large yusulity of Fleece Wool. whirls • exywrienced a further recluesioa of Is. per slope since the last fair, trotwithstandsug that the price had ionprovd in a mho r fairs, awl an expressed opinion of the intrrhritoit slate of the wordiest mainifictures. A ettosirlershle quantity remained unsold ye stnalay morn ing. Coarse Wool from 145. to ills. per Mime (151 h. to the stone); hate ditto, 18.. to 214.; 11.audis Wool, I4d. to 15J. per lb . - - We have the pleasure to contendert the report in cironlat fffff at the west roil of the towts on Satur day, respecting the sudden death of Mrs. rinuEtt- CECT, who was reported to have departed this life on Thursday night, at • her villa at Battersea. In consequence of the rumour, numberless inquiries were made in Tylimy-street, Park-lane, on Sunday. The answer given by the porter was—" Mrs. FITZ HERBERT returned to town this morning iu good health." Lord ORPEL (Right Hon. JORN FOSTER) in lilt farewell address to the Freeholders of Louth, says, lie has been GO years in l'ailinniebt, during 52 of which he list represented that cowity without inter ruption. His Lordship adds, that *luting that p t . riod lie has uniformly rodeavoured to evince his gratitude hr unshaken loyalty to Bic Throne, by a zealous support of our happy Constitution, and a sincere anxiety to promote the agriculture, the manufactures, and the trade or Great, Britain and • Ireland. That they may long Sourish with increas ing prosperity in both entreaties shall be his con stant prayer. Their interests are one : they are nut rivals, but joint partners. A Russian gentlenurn landed here yesterday, (with his interpreter) who, we understand, is going into the West of Yorkshire, to inspect the steam engines and the manufactories. We trust Moss most interested will be upon their guard respecting the objects this gentleman has iii view. —(!fall Packet.) It will be recollected that Sir Jouti Stigt.t.aT was the winner at the last Brighton races, of the Brighton Club Plate of one hundred guineas. This plate has not yet made its way to the hands of the worthy Baronet. Some dissatisfaction has, in consequence, been expressed, not by Sir Joule alone, but also by Mr. ftlannterT, of Uckfield, who owns • part of the racts.corwa., and who, we understand, has threateind to plough it up, should not the matter be settled without an appeal to a Court of Law. Some of our most popular poets are raid to I , e employed in forming hymns mid psalms for the established church ; the psalms of the day to coin cide with the lesson which follows. The assistance of Sir W. SCOTT, Messrs.('AßßE, SOUTHEY, hl le AN. REGINALD MEER, WILANGNAII, and others will cooler a character on the seise, which point. religious poetry long wonteil.—(hretrabary Ciao nicle.) A gooseberry thew took pl.ter at the Fig liti nt! Corks lon, Oswrstry, yes-sway . st'onigl:t. The largest weighed 17 dos's. One of the luaiag cwinpetitets Oared a looking-glass behind the gooseberry while growing, to reflect the suit's rays, and hail 'a small dtelt of sweets, with the stalk nr end touching the same, to supply his limy with tiotrimeut on the heel,. A short time since s•ntte persona employed it,. field belonging to Jilt. 11 7 ,1.1.YAW5. Eaq. of Caron ton, Cornwell ► clearril the heart .1 a sprint,► for the convenience of dritikitse, anti th , ew up the gravel oa the sides. A Pickily ►homer fllliteg snobs alter, a broken pitcher and mane silver %err rotted by a boy who went to she well to'vtrinl: ; s scotch ittnr- Moiety took place, and sevtral limn!red silvcr cob.. of ELIZADITIII,JAIata I. CCIA 'miss 1. and ii croon sod ball a crown-puce of Cnallt:ES 11. weir dia.. covered. The gtrater part an:. lasip-r than a chil ling, but very tins., and are geneliolly in ii.toirrahle state of preservation. The Velicel which eo sl i.i ne d Abe coin. Was Indite', witlin'a ten , yard* of tl4"tip , t where an sueieut block-of tin Wes disco Bred with in a few yeses t6oce, awl which Mr.'l l lllAva mit thee' presented to the Illoseitm uf the Cni;,wall LitiTikry sod Philuippl,oo Ircikt),,of which he is a trsunce. ~.:_. , rie. - OfrlLli IN f ''l!4 ~~rti. CORONSPI INQV • Yesterday as lognieition wee bcl before John W►ight Faq. Comore, and a wavy everetable Jury, at the Riga of the I/wean Flag, i■ iywitse•elleey Wleiteebapel, on view of the body of Mr. Nathaniel Wild, who was ialeonsaoly Reordered on Friday sight lest, as will appealll Illiffullow log depositioas Mary Baker, servant S. fir. A. Lheten, eaepealrs, is Unioa,street, ileposed,that me Friday ■lghy about half•past eight o'clock, she was sitting at tee pa►ku► window o 1 her master's house, and oneerveA the deceased .es the opposite side of the way going towards his own bowie, emitter man was corning towards his; ea the time eamiag rime tip to the deceased, the tatter Resta,* fell to the grimed, hot w bet lwr the deetnesed was polder/ or knocked down she could snit eay ; almost iensteetlestely after the deceased fell smother man came tip lied stood by the deceased, who still lay on the gretund; she took un notice,/ elle men, ago did she see any thing more. She reclaimed ►iarieg a faitit vuire call out u God Mews my soul !" IVheo the second man came op to the .lerenmil t h ey (the seen) assisted him op and \pissed h at on his legs, ■ud the deceased sad t►e two MIKIS walked away together towards the holm of the dereased. She avoid not describe the persons of ilmeearo *ea, for it was nearly dark. She crested ow alarm, ant thiuking any thing peril cular was the matter. Mr. Alexander Linton, with whom the last witness lived, was also rieting at the parlour window; observed a man genteelly dressed in black walk past his window on the up. posite aisle of the way ; afire he hail got a few paces he made a stop and thew turned rooted sod west bock six or seven yards, whets he was met by two oilier Gentlemen ; the former on comiug up to the two latter ran against the one neat the wall, soil tar immettial'ity fell to the ground, but was s imou s r instantly lifted tip by the men, and all walked off' teeether. Witness took no further notice, as he conceited it a sky lark it.; business ; he saw no hludgeou, nor any weapon of a ny kind. The it hole was so instantaneously dente that he took no **lice of the parties, with the exception that they all three appeared respectably dressed, sad nearly all of une stature. Mr.. Martha Wild, mother of the deceased, • very aged *mi. Marin lady, nal thew conducted into the room, lean ing ou • gradient:in% arm. She appeared greatly affected, but as well as she was able stated, that nit the de coming home he was •luxe; he appeared very ill and she inquired the mese; he *Mil, as well a. be could speak, that be had !ken knocked iluwu by three or four teen, and dread fully ill used ; our UMW pushed against blow wish great violence, and he fell to the gsount iisseusilde; be recol lected two oiler nets coming tip to him whilst on the ground, our of whims exclaimed " what a- villain - Oat man must he to knock the mass !dorms ;" one of them then put Ina arms round him, situ be suspecting they intended to rob him, put lam band to his coat pocket in which was Ili. Busker's case; they then offerealts place him trio the step of the door, but he refusing, they went away,anil he with dill. rutty came home; be complained of • psis in his kidnies. %Yam,. put hint to bed, and on exansiumg, found his back very red. l'he deceased said, the- blow was so violeut, that be was breathless, and could give nu alarm. Ilia poeket. book was in his pocket, nisei also a few shillings is his waist coat-pocket. {Vitamin, sent for a suigeou, oho instantly I attended. The deceased was baleen, thirty and forty years of age, and has left • wife and three children. ' Mr. George Birch, • Surgeon, reiirling at Nu.3B, Mansell. street, Goodman's fiehle, stated, that lie was scut for to she tin-mord as Ida bombe No. fk Union crescent, White. eh•prl. he found him in • very luw cosilition, his pulse being scanty perceptible, he was quite erosible, and in an seer to a queiJina said he had been pushed &wit by four flirts a few IllilitileS before ; the deceased appeared Its be so alarms-a, he could out recollect alum had happened; wituess • xamined his chest and fraud his ribs were broken; he •ea in such a slate of exhaustion that witness considered it improper to bleed him. W i n less remained wish him shout a quarter of an hour, and was in hopes he toughs lave tallied (as it was common for venoms w h o more with accidents to be its a low state). Wituens was again sent for in shoot two hours, and ins hoc arrival found the de. ceased • corpse. About three months ego the dees••ird la boured under • severe hepatic (liver) complaint, whirls hail weakened him considerably, but he was recruiting his strength. Witness was present with I. bower and the two Mr. Self., when the body was opened. 51r. G. Dosser, etirgeuti, residing iu Mile end-road, stated Ihal he attended the anatomy of tbe deceased. The busily was in sio decomposed a state, that there were no extensal masks of violent:: visible, and he considered it almost ins. Proper to open H. On uprising the chest be found .11 the raw on the right aide of she deceased hail been broken, and the whole, wish one exception, were fractured sat Iwj places; there wire also Iwo of the It ft ohs broken, whirls had consequently lacerated the . lungs , and had caused a very considerable effusion of blond (about Shire pints). Witness attributed the dissolutt ssss lathe deceased entirely to the fracture of site ribs suJ the injury of the lungs. Its answer to a question from the Curinisr—The injuries might have been occasioned ;molly by a blue, and pait:y by • fall against the Limb. Mr, Edward Cohen, of the horse of Messrs. .1. and E. Cohen, West India merchants, of Great St. Helens, was present during the investigation, and observed that the de ceased hail held a cusdisieutial situation iu their house in the capacity of Duck and Custom•honae clerk fur the last nine years, sod was frequently in the habit of ►eceivsng elicits at the Invokers the over night for large amount., to pay duties at the Customs., and which Ise insoirsabliy took home testis him to save him the trouble of ealliug at the cousiting.house, but tin this occasion all his pocket.hook contained was two East India warrants and a few other doessmeuts,•ll of whirls were outuucheal. Nis death would be deeply lamented both by him as a coufidential scream. stud by hi. widowed wife ■ad family as au excellent husband and an affectionate father. The Coroner having summed up the evidence, the room wax cleared of strauKerr, and in a few minutes the Ju y re. turned a verdict of " Wiffal Ihrrter against some person or persons unknown." We lately noticed the ewe of two children, • boy and u girl, of the name of whom a fellow, who turied out to be an itinerant shewman, bad taken away hum their mother, pretending that lie was a gentleman wino meant to provide liberally them. The chtldrem have been recovered, alm! tne haa been committed to Leiccater Gain!. it was but the week before last we bud l 0 Vreni'd the ri , e nil the preraires FTSON, at LW ill-fated of Exiiing, we have now the painful duty of announcing another siinilar calamity On Erni ty evening, on the rewires twennied by Mr. ENOCH BUNN, which fur rapid dc•itruction has not beet, surpas,rd by any of the conflaarations that 0111 . 0MM:11e villsde. Thr alarm was given about lizill-mist tell o'clock at Newmarket, front whence the tnxittea priteeedcd with the greatest slacnty. but front the dicance at whirh water was initiated the Banns could not be rtabdited, tIMI the dwelling-house. • Woo, stabler, uut-hou.e., three fine horbro, and poultry, all fell a t.tleiiiire. No pine Its yet been discovered to enable the lAbahi t•nts to Wing the authors of these diobeheal I kea is ju5ti4..e....-(Bary Pot,/ Oii Thursday last, an clarity loon, residing.i . lar the in Perth, who Car snotty yttnro ear f subjrct too violent tremor over ell Ins Crouse, : 140- 4 posed to hove been npurislytie - olieeliou—stiddfillY 4 rteuvered threw of 10.1inilis o durisig ihe shim J ur . 1 thunder and lightning . skid, .4ineetty *at .}.y, 'mi n t the moment the !tart:44*u tbe r chisitric nil(' Iwo oboerviid in the linen, His , Jointed, Aunt oirs,istogksotiow quite steady. •~~% ETS. . t; •• • • - ND- • 1 • • CORN EXCHANGE, MONDAY. Avaosr IS. .ore uniieket was inn niinterittety supplied "sib Wheal to. day ; awl tl.at ehieHy lino noes and Kant; the maple, front the former timely heist of inferior quality, were Wawa. lawanlestar, bat flume from Kant b. in, eery two tort • to lerable brisk .temand, us full as gond teems as ea ibis day. et ntilibt. but the ordinary suits wt. !a. per grouter cheaper\ mot bet link avoid be get et at that abateuteat • *Wm were doll sale at a decline of L. per.rotoreo; lad I`e was redaction has jajwia. f ilrie. its the price of Oats. the arrivals 111'41; 1 164k very considerable, sue the demised nesiorially distritti.hed. In Barley, Pease, arid other article, there is ant alteration. CURRENT PR!' Wheel. Bent &Brea 314 Its 440 . Rye 2B. Us Rarity 2la Ilia I malt White Niue 3O. 34. Boilers 35, CM ICK OF GRAIN. Grey VIII•04le 38e Smell Beam 30r 31Ie Thk ditto Germ. Ptitero 8 .31e 93e Puked llur Me We Fec4l Oats ....18s 211 Fleas, per seek SCb S3e Rape Seed, p last 341 381 • IMPOUTATIONS LAST WEFJC. English Wheal, 8,471; Earley, KW; Nla11.1,710; Dos, 11,507; Beans. 1,758 • Pease, 300,—Englisb Flour, 7,454 sacks; A'saeliesis, 2,159:2 bare els. r. 611 Luroptu, AUGUST 11. Wheat, per loss! Oftooter gooier ll 01 ill Ti 7s Rye per wisher Ol tio to 11/ Os Nary, per gusher 1/ 5. to 1/ 7. Beans, per Irmaricr I/ tit to 1/ 11. s G►ey Pease, per gusher l/ 10s to 11 14. SMITHfIELU m mix e . r, 111tomo%v, Avoun 13. 'There wa, a vrry full market this morning of all deocrip lions of C.tele, but the priced remain as per last week's mar ket, with a dull ►sac, hut it is exp.eird a decline in price wilt take place toward,. the elk.e of the market. There is uo alteration of prices in the Ilay-tnarki 1. The following is an accurate if Alement of the priers moil numbers -- To colt the ntlal per Inoue of tilb. -ef....Ss. 0.1. to 4s. 24.1 Ilea.' of Cattle ill, 4sip: Mutton...ss. Al. to 4.. 11.1. Resits .. 2,150 1.amh...31. 61. to 4a. 64. Sheep mud 1.5tuth5....21,9100 Yeah... 3 4 61. 14 40. 44. Calve.. Pork... 3s 6.1 to 4o 04. I Pito .. HAY-MARKET. 31. 100. to 4/. 10r. 41. 60. to 5/. Si. 11. So. to 11. 164. lily Clowrr Thaw • ISE%%G.ATE AND LEA DENRALL MARKETS. (By the ( .) Reef .... S. 01 to at 0.1 Veit 2. 4.1 to do 4d flittituu.. 3s 0.1 to 3. 0.1 I Pork .... 2. 0.1 t o 46 lW Lomb. 'Mc% OF NOVS, per Cwt. New rowstr... grow nuts. Kent ....2/ 10a to .4/ es Kewt..... 2/ 5., to 3/ 10. Sorsa , . ..21 5.. to 31 5. tientot .... 21 Q. to 2/ Id. Es•ex ....21 Ss to 31 14. Br.e. .... 21 0. to 31 3. Fas 'sham, fisoc, 4/10. to 5/ lb.—Ditto, secuitill,2/ 8.. to 51 0. PRICE OF.RAW FAT, per ■tone of Alb. Prier. of Tallow (aa stated by the Tallow Mellen.) 2r. Bp. NOCES OF TALLOW, StIAP, Bse. Orr 11214. Town Tallow 484 6.1 —4 Od Ycllow Suap Set Yullow Russia 47. 6.11 .. , 4 Od Mottled %%Mi r dig t0 .,,44., Od —s Od Curd ..... . . nu . 94. Soap di1i0.... 43s 641 —s Od Ckasta 1 OS SI eitille Self 31i4 Od ...11 011 Guod Drilis $ i Os Di ito rotsgh,,23s Od —s ed PRICE Of CANDLE/4. FriMl Tallow, Mondkm Noll. Price of Candles, per dozen, lea Wl—Moulds, Its ed. ed. per dozen allowed fur ready money. RAW HIDES. Best Heifers do Sierra, p.0.e.. Ordinary.. 2s. 61 to 2., '4 3s 21 to Zla 4.1 Market Calf.. each Se 111 11.14.1.1hup 2. 11.1 to 3■ 0.1 Eng. Horse 11a 0.1 to 01 0.1 FOR EIG ATM) LS, per 114. Spanish Sheep, lArinclia 3. fld A 4. 3d Scgubia 3. Oa 3s 64 _ . 2s sl* Lts 3J 2s 341 a 2s 9J Saxony, Ist 2d n. 4s 0,1 a 0. 6J —..-2 J Soria PRICE OF LEAF hER. Rath, 50 to to 1214 per lb. Ditto, tin to ea esmit... • Dressing Hiles Fine Coach Hiles l7/4 to 194 • Crop Mats 35 to 4911... for cultism 164 to 171.1 Ditto 45 to ..... 1744 to 204 Calf Skies 30 to 40111 s 244 to 3041 Ditto Sato 70 ........ 39.1 Ditto 70 to 6011.5. 204 to 29J Small Seals (Get...laud) 174 to 19.1 I.‘rce (Iwo 144 to 164 Tanned IlOrse Hides Spanish Horse Hides • 194 to 244 OILS, per Tms of 2,2 Gallons. New Greeut.Wlsair . .: 231—i I Spermaceti ...... 031 —s -1 —s' I:jusced 291 —s Pale Seal lB/ a I Pale Rape 411•••••• COAL MARKET, Avourr 19. Mips nt Markel. Ship. Sold. Price. 55 Nerrcurtlr 11 Siinikrland 2 W.l,h Coal 1 Ciollers 1 Colas Sunday sesinight, at half-post tett in the morning as the iiilaillitants of Newton Abbiat were about to attend Uirlue Sersice, a most violent and de .structive lire tiruke out among rouse thatched house., imitated at the extremity of the Eastern street in that fossil; and, not is iti.stattiling the ult. parullrlid exettiona of the general whole of the itilt (bltant•, combined isith the power of two excel- Artit etignies, such war the fury of the element that for thieatened with destruction. Teti houara were con sumed. and their I(o.'r . uuhalryly itimutra (chiefly labouring people) drivun to seek rbelter among their symputhiaing utighbours. , The principal pax' of their little stock of g la wit% eousumed. Just as the sage 411 the hoe Simi abated, and the progress of its deatitiction Levu tun-sled by polling one house to the gri(unil, a large body of men, with two ,enguN•a. apposclard the.towis from Ad:button, in °filor to rercur their, neighbours {want the di vaste ,,tißit with which they were . threatesied. Too much encouragement and praise cannot he bestowed upon such limn a lir 811(1 generlllllB Crllllllll't. ••. ;OK 4{ • !, i Etta ivi(F: BITTING-ROOM, NOWD" AV UT 13. SUL ' 30 GUINEA'S EAC STIILE At T•RIL. 3to 1 Art Sand beet 14 1r t Resoldfrolice7v 3 so 1 tool ltalptlti t • • ,16 lo 1 opt 13 to 2 ago Vaughn' l6 to 1 opt *airman •to 1 ant Saodlivetc 4 .`"lb to 1 apt le. so 1 ars tlisiegoit 16.116 to 1 , *go Colville 13 to 1 opt Foetus*. 2S to I apt PlarlurcOs. • Citr4DAL RACES, 1841. ~=.••••• • • TV ['DAY, AUG vim 7. Sweepstakes of ?Op. each. h. f.. (Five Subseribers)— 'rbrire Mr. Rabissou's bay II Ily, by Man/1110D. Walked over. A Maiden Plate of Fifty Purad.s.—Two-noile heats. Mr. Rabilisoisi bay lily, by Warretium 1 3 1 Mr. Field's grey cult, by Marnsias 1 2 2 Mr. 31'Minuie's biowu horse, The Palmer ... 1 WETONUDIT. A Gold Cup, by Sobooripiion of Ir►Fs. earls p.p. (Five Sub seribers.)-71irre Marquis of Queru•betry's b.m. Miss Syntax—calked over. Swerpiaskis of 7gs. erckplo. with 2Ugs. sittled.—Teo mile heats. M. Blizartl's b. es. Creeping Kate Mr. Rubinson's b. f. by Marmiuu 3 2 Mr. Simprob's b. f. by Corrector.. The Town's Plate, valor Fifty Posarls..—Twu-sailis heats. Mr. I'. Hutchiusoa's b.f. Visa . 1 1 Mr Blizard's b. na Creemiss Kate ~ 3 2 Marquis of QatemUerry's b. m. Miss Spas% 2 3 THURIDNV. The litouicre Stakes, 10gs. each,. p.p. Gentlemen rider*, 12,1. each —Oat- two- m ile heat. Mr. W. Iluirhiureser b. R. by Young DesiUgberougb 1 Mr b. g. Black Rock 2 Mr. T. l'arkiosou's b. g. Fesrouught. A Hamharp Sweepstakes, Tgo. each. for being* horses.— . .. Two Guineas forfeit, with 2.0.0241 et• Mr. Simpsoo's b 1. by Corrector 1 1 Mr. M'Alitioie'ab. h. The Pa yee . Mr. Fold'.. g. r. by Marrition A Match for 50gs. lois. forfeit. Pat. 0111111WW1111iie heal. Mr. Pot•iey'. b. in. Molly fhtsb. ... .. • Mr. Couldeu's b. m PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. 3 per Celli. Red. 7611} I Bk. L. Ami —. 191 3 per Ct. Caw.. 751/ I Ex. Bills. 2 4 5 pr. 1 4 lour Ce11n........ 95 I Lottery Tickets 191. Isw 5 pet Ct. N. Au. 108111 I Cons. for Ace 73igit HIGH WATER THIS DAT AT LONDON BRIDGE. Mursain 47 after Evcuistg 7 din 3 Prirtril sad Publisimilui TeaTleH awi TIM GLONE 111, Screed, C CORNWIKL, of ihe Rased. . . . -•'" , . .....- ...' . _ . . • e , ' -` - • •-. . . e-cr elate..-... , as-' . . . . pote-head, that spectators on the pier have men, Mauer. of the private yachts, that they may MURDER OF mit. WILD IN WHITSCIAtrais• M 4 MK Ens ..- - i ' • view of every person ou deck. aerospary• life royal squadron to Dublin ; this i. " . i„ - •• i• • . 01 .- , •i.• • •T i . . opprelseoriou expressed as to the probable ititimalredsi tends to confmn the optitioes before pre- . CORN EXCHANGE, 1110111 AT. Avoosr tit. BETTING of the weather Moj :: • ther were realised. • h blew vesis relent, as to the public e n t r y of hi* esty into ' CORONEWS INQVEVE;, ,: . oar market was smadvirailebe supplied vale Wheat tr. Med the greater part of the oight, and though the the Bs* of Dublin. - • . —.... day: sad that chiefly from Essex and Kant ; the ample. • '3O GI frame the former amour beim( of inferior quality, were Islasoal 3 to 1 art e pri yacht tolled • little, his Majesty experienced. We/ the squadron remained here mach longer, va. Yesterday _ " 1 °S•lialao • area WA brew . I.ba /14104 . ... o . a___ • woe, ram. C oroaer , and a were worte s i d s h e s ore . at m e soesuesdalr. but those irons newt b. mg yew woe, tact • tip- 3 1 ,, l is a . The awnings were put up, the provisions would have been ut a Moot ettereloOd s i te of th e ti,4 m , p h i , in 1/0 , i n; 40 ,,,, A, sw,i tee h a • pe k oo p tremble brisk demand. us fall as good terms se or Ibis day. booed attended on deck, and his Mow price - . Eggs are already sixpence each, and fleall view of the b o dy o f Mr. N at h ao i e l wild, w h o wee io ke s s uis, senuight. but (be ordinary auras se. 2a. per gaoler cheaper., . .... ~ .--, -.., ty pasted the evening iii his usual delightful butter, .fritit, vegetables, and meat, are eagerly Reordered vs Friday eaglet Ma, se will mpreerby therfollow. sad bus link coold be got at at that abatement • *mils • 11 . ollog 1 almoner. ' bought up sod shipped on board the varies. vessels. is de tuitions : were doll sale at a declaim of ts. psi Aserese•,. li e d die same 13 to 2 •lidatt 1 This morniao, the wind continued, up to e'er& Seven sheep were killed yesterday, Dud sailors were u. le i ts . ry str ße i ker i, serweet to Mr. A. ll.Jedms, carpenter, is reilatkowhasisjips phier . in the price of Oats. the arrivals ie. " : 0 ° I ag og:: 101, about half..ast haeerft'llerk eery considerable, sue the denoted Reasseuilly o'clock, blowitnik.faid. The ships of war being standing by to carry the joints off as Woo All they elitist a ' 'cloc et. k ' a i sbe P° . l"l as ti s ila it:it i a le a V t rid the " p s ar/ose window of her disrialahed. is Barley,. Pease, mad other article, there is so 13 to 1 asst afraid of the lee-shim slam' out to sea and laj-los. were separetord to the different ships. Shier the in- master ' s buss., soil o*wrve: the deceased ... the appdaite alteration. • His Majesty may now he said to be wi•hout any telligenCe of the death sal the Queen. his illitjesty indent the way going towards his own Were, anodise mast CURRENT PRICE OF GRAIN. • • escort, arse that of the private yachts which aecom- has no t appear e d on the deck. lie every respert ors eornieg towards him; oa tie 1114111 amasias elme op to Wbe.4. Rest &Uwe 3_84 M Grey Pease. .211e Me ponied the squadron to Hulyliesd, mid ore stow ly- Ins Majesty follows the etiquette observed on bash the litre-Nord, the l a tt er hostas* fell teas grimed, hat w• ----41 " 1/ " Ik 3,11... 60a Small Braes 30s Via • ' w bet lwr the deemi s ed was pander/ w knacker' doom she could ...--. h.lk ......4 is 54. Th-k ditto ing in the harbour. They are those of Mr. Pelham, a te erraul oceSeluitS. lie dines also alone. nut say ; minus ismisedimely after she deceased (di somber ----Foretell sth Os Oota. POMSO . 33s 9U Mr. Wells. Mr. Smith. Mr. Maxey, wed the Mar. ----'--- ---- -----"--.-, man crone sip tied stood by the deceased, who still lay on Rye 2Ba 32a Poland Oats acs Ws Mr. linhisewi qua of Anglesey. the ground; she took un maimed the men, ago did she see Barley 24s 28.1 Fecal Oats ....18. 211 BOW NRETING. A Maiden The Marquis of Lonolonsiersy came down last any thing more. Si.e remarketed ► b.nriag a faint voice cull Mall —wins " God loess my soul!" Whe. the second wan came op while Peon' (sight. lies Lordship intended to sad for Dublin 0. Friday, the Royal British Bowmen held a netting st 1 1 ) : I the , k .,, e ,,,,,i own she men assisted bi as o ~,,,i e . t .a B o ilers 30a 340 Rape Seed., per last „.341 381 1M r. Field's gr, 316 MU -1 . slits mbriattlg in the Meteor steam packet, and had Sweemy Hell, shcupshirr , the delightful seat of Thomas . Mr. 31 Minus hm on his kits, soSd ( the decea se d ) toad thit Iwo urea walked . IMPOSTATIONS LAST WEE.K. hi a lu ggage put ou board . When his Lordship Netherton' Porkers Eacl- The day was eatreraelY due, marl away together towards the louse .( she deceased. Ike could Engliish Wheat, 8,471; Barley. KW ; Malt, 1,710; Osts, A Go ld Cup, went to pay hi s respects to h i s Majesty Hatt mrrungt- sloe opeetaaludorsiwheirire families : nearly ood uo 1 4 1, 0 0 ca ir r o r u ia n g i e L s of the not doseribe the persons of thesero aura, for it was Nearly 11,597; Beams, 1,758 ; Pease, 304.—English Flour, 7,454 among Sent wee changed. The mstam packet was drtaraied w rntinber hom w st et Sir 111. "1 11 1" .• Wynn, n e o n Foster Carafe. Si. dark. She creased no a la rm, no t thiuking any thing mud. sacks; rVgaelieass, 2,593 bands. Marquis of Q col:: was the mattfe. two hours beyond her tone of waiting for dispatches Richard Smoke, Sir John Rynastosi Powell, Batts. die. &c. l ' GUILDFORD, delouse 11. Sweepetakss I to OWI)IIII. Lord Londonderry had his luggage The Ladies were more admired Cur their skill in Artful- mil.' Alexander I --i stml 9 wilh who "! the last witness le'r*l` 0 was also citing at the parlour window; observed a Mali ITlieSt, per load ' 731 0. to 17/ 5e removed t o the King's )Relit. where he now is, and than the Gentlemen. Cowper of Wrexham (a desettadmit Ofts,.per gaoler . . 1/ OA to Si 7s Mr. Blimsril's genteelly dressed in black walk past leis window or the op. iiiteudsto remaiii wail fits Ilisjesly land. in behind of the Poet), attended mad pitc he d his bow •ndarriows, sod other posite side of the way ; after he had got a few paces he made Rye, per wearier a ßrti a tles of archery, ma ” pitc tcd hi s . sta nd under t he !hide A King's mesreoger from Loudon has jai sr- a stop mud thee turned round said west bock six or seven Bailey, per quarter .... 1/ 5. to I/ 7s Mr. Simproe's 't greeuvrossl tem.. lina 101{1•1101111 of the Ghent rived mod gone on board the yacht with dispatches articles were mach &dinned. The attention was attracted yards, whet. lie Wall met lay lice other Gentlemen ; the farmer Beam, per, Irmaricr...... If Mt to 1/ 12s The Town's F Grey Pease, per quarter.. 1/ lops to 11 14e Mr. T. Hutch; for his Majemy. lay the sight of several mutilated tunalossones on the •pen on corning up to the . twal latter ran against the one nest the wall, soil lie immediately fell to the ground, bet was a lmo s t - Mr Blieard's I The sea castrates so st ro ng in the Chanoel that fawn, lime the Hall. some of which bear the followilag in- i,,,,,a,,,,,, lifted SMITHFIELD MA RR e . r, sitemn.y, AVGUIT 13. up by the men, nod all walked off' teeether. Marquis of U' scriptioes i—t• Thomas Baker, Esq. deceased, 51arch 19, the P steroid, which went out with orders for the , Witness tank no further notice, as he conceiaed it a sky. 'There area is very full market thi. morning of all deverip ricin.droo, dipped her bowsprit in the waves. It is a Cte ed lW 6B, l A d il a n l(l.l44: a t:. 8 1 7 5 11:c ' he ' r * d li C ere lies i :mail lh , r4 w h bo . dAiehilinhie larking husinese ;he saw no hladgeou, nor soy weapon of aoy Hoes of Cattle, but the prices remelt as per last week' s mar. The Heelers` apprehended that Ile means packet will have a long 1. 1 of May, 4654...—The above Thomas Biker (anceator kind. The 'hole was so instantaneously dope that he look be/, wiih adell sale, but if is i iXlWeled a decline in price no malice of the parties. wish the exception oho they all wilt tle g l are tower . da the ro e c. of she maiket. There is M r . IV. Hutch and boisterous passage. sod that some of the eief of !Iles. Parker) was Sheriff of Shropshire, in 1649, and ppat three •eed respectably dreleedi sod nearly of one slo alteration of prices so the Hay-mark. I. Ihe following is Mr Read'. b. Frage. Velliell are out board will be washed over. was called to the Parliament by 0. Crionssell, in 1663, with atatere. as eecurate alatenient of the priers stool numbers . Mr. I'. Parkas!' I have I t that the evetriug the IL.yril squadron John Browse, of Little NrSi. The spot of ground where I 'tire, Martha Wild, mother of the deceased, a very aged To oink the ntlal per moue of sib. the laudies wire Interred was adapted as such its the e reel) Handicap withered in Yarmouth amide, his Nlnksty preeented ~,, it ... ~.... ' , ' l I R au. h i ll ' s' Nil } , liar thew moodsord Mita the room, Iran. R•ef• . • •1•• 0.1 . 1 to 4s. 24. 1 Head of Cattle this Ass : •••••....m.....1... - . - ... .. - - - . . . ... .. . _._ - TIM tiar petson se whim the During the time fur ilte most IN ors constantly hoe, ant A light breeze wafted over the wratellre. mud Owl the pleasure winch he ft or to these nrosund Ins ing !"—•' Tins .v beast Nittjs sty rti.CiVi from the pentntmonces fir ham alalwiutrd Ibe n of lass band at the litsvi On this occo.ion the that though brought conversant aids Ike du joined the ►qumtlrou placed himself titstirt th, anti he was a-sigsted. land the Gramma-I Marquis made la touching his hat I humble Lieuienaiii of admiration Kano Loretsliip's demean Several plenum from va►ious parts Majesty said recow tkrse la pa►ticttlarl; y ri en flag with the 'hr Crown militia( It is intendrd lt, to hare a triumph that part of the pi PRICES OF RAY AND STRAW PT. 411 149 . 11. • lIVIIITErfI &PIM. Hay 21 06 WI in 41 10. WI I (HI Hay a/ S. 0 , 1 to 4/ Os 8.1 Straw I 1 to It to Il 13. 061 anfref tag 0.110 r 6/ Od Clover 2, I. 0.1 to 41 12s Od I SitlOr . 8. to I/ 14.061 SIIERP SKINS. Sleeps Lissbs. is 4d is is ail NAVAL IN I'ELLIUENCE. FORTIMPOUTI% ♦UCUPT lt. Pasourd up Channel srstereley the Dovecots hoot BlIC!1 Apes. Pcs■rd wp to-day the Demerara packet, Venal,les, troll Deno rAr.a. 840..1 the Abundance sture-ship for Chadians; Spey for Sheerness, to he paid off; and the Com I, Morns, fur Lou don, IPLI MOVIM, AOOIUPT 11. Arrived the Elizabeth, Thompsuw; rttd liskytravil, Butters,, from St. Julio's, N. 8.; Muuntaiserr, Motley, from I.omluti for Ci, bee ; and Providence Clwyd talent, Atkorson, from NetVgAtiAir for Ihibiadeaus. Sailed she %Vauderes, Waygociiii, for tbrehee. YALMOUTIL, ►UGUST 10. Arrived the Manchester packet with mails from the bloods. 33 days trout Si. Thomas fij and the Darla, Irma Ply mouth fur Valparaiso. Sailed the Brilliant, Chapman, fur &. Petentourgh ; and' Margery', Revrly, fur Plymouth. P:assettiby the 31isisitel for New South %Voles. 11.411W1C11, •VGUST 11. Yesterday a brig was seen ou shore ow the Gaulle. t Saud. , supposed to be a collirr 7 several small imbeds were near hei. ; 11 7 be Blimp Mary and Thomas, of /Widow, has brew brought in here leaky, having been on the Gmillect Saud. Sailed the Lord Castlereagh packet fur Cnabevett • Lady I Nepeau ditto for Holland , and Jane dills) fur Giattrilurg— each with a mail. MARGATE, AUGUST 11. Arrived and nailed fur the River the Vt atm kW, Bell, bum St. Vincent's, buying lust au auchur and cable. DEAL, AUGtIST 11. Arrived yesterday and failed for River the Jame., l Walton ; Aiil, CuaWe ; end WOlll4lllll, Aatlewuin , from St. New Brunswick ; Juliana, Smith, (tom Quebec ; Hopewell, Smith, front Jamaica ; Rtickers, burr, (ruin Grenada ; River, Taylor, from Galipoli for Rotterdam ;' Melt, Read, (loin Menial for Sbuseltain ; Panics., flume, f Petersburg's for Elti.tul ; and several inure. Cam,* down from the River and TlellBlllllll the Ganges, Eel enure, (or Calentia. Came down from the River to-day the Lisbon, Tischer fur St. Vinceot's. &riled the whole of the ootward.hound. ST. tvra, •0001 T 10. The Goodwood, Rowett, of Plymouth, (loin Too l /111.11 fur London, came in here uu the titb lust. very leaky, sod is now itoichnrging. Ye•tecdsy the sloop Charleston, Halt of Dubtin, from Whitt Itssen to Malaga, come in here with loss of gall, ac. HULL, •VOUIT 11. Artier-II the Perseverance, Welborn, taunt Greeulaud, 10 fish, 400 butts. The Diass packet from Falmouth for Rio Jsociro ,u spukett 24th June, is lat. 10. N. long. 23. 40. The DMus from hliramiehi to Cheat./ is on shore io! the Dee. BIRTH. On Thursday the td inst. •t Wahine Mall, Lancashire, the Lady of Henry Hoghtun, Esq. of a sun sod heir. , MARRIAGES. At St. Pattern, Eduard Joues. Esq. of Clay Bill, Es. Add, to Palleit, of Juchl-atret t, Rriiissirich-equare. On the 30th tilt in the Cathedral of Dr. , miarr ' h the Rev. J. Saurus, James Graham, Esq. of Bicharilhy ttouse,Coinhee laud, Captain in the 2d Royal N. B. Dragoons, or Scots Greys, to Miss Elizabeth Jane Sauriu, sceand daughter of the Bight Rev. the Lord Bishop of Demo, r. DEATHS. On Wednesday lout, at Seaford, the Rev. Thus IVillianis. aged 84 Lately, at ()facile, the Bev. Ilenry Bicknell, a native of Over Criminal, near Sherburne, Dorset. Mr. Bicirtiell was the list person who titierrd his aeivices to the lundou Mis 'binary Sociel) ; 54111 he laboured faithfully upwards of twenty years in the South Sra Irlande, with much recces,. He has left • %Wow aud tour children to deplac his decease. Oa Monday last, at Dahlia, after a short illness. Mia Byrne, who peaurasest with so much doses veil susreas sum• time ago, as a sings r at Drury-lane '1 hrutrr. On Wednesday, August 8, at We.) moods, M 3631104., youngest slaughter of Jolla' Charles Cornish's, lisq of Mira. ttee 11011. Derlrsshier, iu the 14th tear of brr age. On the 7th instant, George Durward Cooke, 1 7 ,kg. flashy sou of the Rev. George Cooke, Rector id' Sprothreugh. V.nk shire. its the 24th year of his age, lamented by a 111101111• 1 8 18 circle of friends and acquaintance, - = ~--„ 4 r.,• 1 4. .- mini _