The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-08-19 00:00:00

• • TIF•7' , I ArZ . , . '''oir" - /r /- ; ' 4 , F4O • 1 O:z/w.„,_w zbt INUMKER 5 - 453 - - EAST INDIA-HOUSE. August 14, 19t3. THE Court of Directors of the United Company of Nerchants of England trading to the East Indict, j Web, sire notice. Test a Quarterly General Court of the said Company be he'd at their House in Leadenhall-street. on Wedoes 0, the 23tla of September peat, at Eleven o'Clork In the Fireman , JOSEPH DART. Secretary. AT REDUCED FARES, 7 0 Dona. DZA I, RAM , VIAILOETO AND CANTERBURY. Four lasi& Coutes, and keep good time, by S. A. MOUNTAIN and Co. SARACEN'S HEAD INN, SKINNER-STREET, snow-Wiest" LONDON. THE following LIGHT POST COACHES, Se. set oat from the above Inn : ffeermslled travetheg by the Champion, a new light day Oink to Dorchester, In Id hoar, only, through Baphot, 'Wester. Basingstoke. Whitebureb, Overton, Andover, Ildhbury, Woodyeets, mad Blandford.—The Pr oprietors of dr there Geneve deter WU& no expense shall be spared is reader it the first conveyance on the Western Road. The "Taira*" Dover, Deal, Ramsgate, Margate, Canterbury, .Fethrehata and Sandwich new post coach, gory morgitsg, at a quarter past seven o'cladt. la compequenee of the decided preference Ores to the One moth, the proprietors are determined no expense) shall bemire" to render it the first conveyance on the Kent read. prompteo, Chatham, Rochester, Grevesend„ Sired, Sit lashourne, and Rainham, every merging, at a I past 7, it Reduced Fares. The " Royal Eclipse," Falmouth, Plymouth. Exeter, Tram, Rodman, Penrsg, Ashburton. Totaess, Weymouth, Derchyter, Dartmouth, esd Salisbury, every morning, at reran, through Heeitoa, Axminster. nridport, Blandford, Stockbridge, Basingstoke, Hartiord-bridge, Bleckwater, and Basshot. narrowest' end Ripon new light post coach, every after seen at four, and eight in the morning. 'the "Union," Southampton, Lymington, Lyndhurst, Winchester, and Basingstoke, Hartford-bridge, Blackwater. std Bsgshot new foer Inside coach, every morning at past V; arrives at the Coach and Horses, Southampton, by Ore. This Is a most delightful conveyance to the Isle of Wight, Jersey, Guernsey, St. Maloes, Havre de Grace, atriums, &T. Wakefield four-inside post-coach, called " the Express," miry morning sod afternoon. Marlborough and Swindon four Inside coach, through Aldts,urn, Reading, Lanthourn, Parton, Lydington, Pewsey, Wootton Basset, Ramsbury, Hwigerford, Newbury and Esidentsead. The " Royal Express." new Birmingham light pest each, sets oat every afternoon, carrying four Inside only, passes through Warwick, Leamington, Southern, Wanton and Daventry, to the Saracen's Head, Bull-street, Birming ham. cent Atoning at half-past 7 o'clock. The " Elves." a new light post-eoach. to Hell, Lin tels, Northeave, Hoyden and Doncaster every morning at S o'clock, to the Cross Keys. Market-plane, Hall, sad also thi " Rockingham" in the afternoon at 4 o'clock. The " Royal Express," new light foar Inside post-coach. to Liverpool, Warrington, Jinetsford, Stage, Stafford, and Litchfield (only one night on the road.) every afternooi ; arrives at the Saracen's Head Inn, Dale-street, hext erecter. Chester Newport, Whitochareb„ Tarporley, Naniptwick, Itorthwie4 ged Middles/I*, light every after %dela• nd, Stockton nad Tann light pgsbusoselk sem geraltuf, the George Ins, Sengerlagd. _ Tire Royal Express," to Manchester, Whitlow, Cow. glop" Peweastle, Waled. and Wolverhampton new four Inside test-coach, every afternoon. Only one eight on the toed. She!eld and Rotherham new four inside post-Bosch, every morning, celled the "The Express," and also "The Rtekinghain," at 41a the afternoon. COACIIIII TO WeLLS, BRIDOZWATER, TAUNTON, AND PLYMOUTH. The "Umpire," a new Liverpool light eoach, only one slakt on the road, carrying four inside, sets out dilly at one ; writes at Liverpool next afternoon at five, through Wo ken, Lathhury, Northampton, Welford, Lutterworth, Hinckley, Atherstone, Litchfield, Stone, Newcastle, Kings fud, Warrington, and Prescot. - - Passengers ending themselves fatigued on the journey, may rest what time they please, and then proteedeo without sty adiltioaal fare. Barestaple and Soethmolton new light post coach, every Monday, Wednesday sad Friday mornings at 7 o'clock. TSe "Rockingham," Leeds light post coach, gets out every afternoons at four ; and passes through Baldock, itiegleawarle, Eaton, 811 ton, Greetham, Grantham. Bawtry, Stamford, Markham Moor, Newark, Retford, Doncaster, sad Ferrybrldre, tothe Golden Lien, Leeds, next afternoon. Luggage and Packages only Two Pence per lb. Notwithstanding the uncommon expedition of this coach, It is allowed to be the most agreeable and complete public sehreyance on the north road, being unequalled by any other. The proprietors of the above coach hope to receive a con desaacc of that support which has hitherto been experienced sieve the commencement of the " Union." No racing with ether coaches. Kendal, Lancaster, Preston, Kirby-Lonadala, Bolton, Morley, Oraiskirk, and °triton light post-coaches, every• at »moon. _ rbe•• Express,"to York, Scarborough, Whitby, Shields, Sunderland, Newcastle and Edinburgh, a new 4 inside light post-coach, with a guard throughout ; sets out every morning at S o'clock, by way of Newark, Retfort, Doncaster, Per r,bridire, Tadeaster, Darlington, Northallerton, Durham, Idorpeth. and Berwick, and arrives at York the next morn ing at id o'clack. Bridgenorth, Weisel, Shrewsbury, Salop, and Holyhead new light four inside conch, every afternoon. Packets from Weymouth to Guernsey. Jersey, Cherbourg. St, llama, te. very Wednesday and Saturday Afternoons e VCIQ4, 1 / 4 e. Luggage and Pnelagos to Leeds, York and Doncaster, It only two-penee per ib. S. A. MOUNTAIN and CO. respectfully acquaint their ?needs and the Pub:le, that they will rot be account. able kr any Parcels, Passengers' Luggage, Writings, Plate, dm. Griner. than Five Pounds value, if lost, stolen, or da %noted. unless entered as such. an.l t•ie insurance paid for accordingly. at the Saramitoc Head Ina. St/ow-hill London. BI his Majesty's Royal Letters Patent.—LEA KE'S Pilule Ss'Maris, justly famed for curing. in all its stages, a Certain Disease. One small Pill is a Dose ; and the taking of one box, in a recent ease, will soon convince the Patient of the certainty of his speedy recovery. No thing can he better contrived, more safe. or wore cony enient than this remedy, for such as are obliged to go jimmies or io sea, as it nerds uo con:lumens or restraint of 1)44 : and 60 tears %specie .re (io an extensive prneien) lots proved thst it ts . d: elect a cure. when repented satisatieu mot ail other methods avail nothing. For the Scurvy and other chronical disorder*, this 'Medicine has not its paraliel. Up wards of 49,0110 persons, of both sexes, have been radically eared of the above cruel disorders, within the last eight years. Prepared scd sold by the sole Proprietors, 'V. Tsv ton and Sox, Surgeons,oat their house, No. 0, N, w bridge wrest, in boxes of only Ys. SM. mch, duty included. N.B. Two back doors and ligids in the passages at night. Tan are also sold by their appointment, with copioes directions, liepburn's Toy-shop, 101 Oxford-street ; Mx. Din !through's, 7, Fish-street Hill, nearly opposite the Monu *rot ; at Mr. Baxter's, Edinburgh ; Mr, Newbrry's, Dublin : and by one person in every considerable Town in Great Britain and Ireland. Advice gratis to persons taking the above, or other of the Proprietors medicines.— (Beets and seminal weaknesses cured, and letters, post-paid, answered. lice the published list, by the Royei College of London .tatemAtalt, LONDON, MON DA 11c . _A VG 01 T 19, 1822: ne CdONI for which HAMPDEN fril in CANTON TEA WAREHOUSE, Sise-lane, ling-street.—The best best TEAS are offered to the Public at fair and moderate prince for ready money only. Pur chasers of twelve pounds and upwards a-e supplied at the chest price, the advantages of which will appear from the following statement:— Retail price. Chest twice. per lb. per lb. Good Congos... ...... 13s. Gs. Od. Fine Ditto 7s. 01 a... es. 4(1. Souchong Fine ditt0........ Very Fine ditto Ms. Od.. .. 9s. 2d. Good Green Bl. Od. . 7e. 4(1. Fine ditto Very ‘ Fine II yson Orderefrom the coentry, accompanied by a remittance, faithfully executed. N. B. A quarter of a pound the smallest quantity sold. LADIES' SUPERB RIDING H %BITS AND DEN TI.EMENS' CLOTHING. EMINISTER respectfully solicits these Ladies • and Goatteraten who may wish to render their per sons attractive, to inspect hie Drawing of the Daman Shape, by an eminent French artist, wherein the mould is semi- Feely delineated and the garments cut so as to set off even deformity itself. • His Naval arid Military Uniforms, his Childrem's Clothes,. and Servants' ti eerie', are without parallel, and his charges (for ready moneY) most command a preference from those who wish to -ombine elegance with frugality. Ladles and Gentlemen in the country, by sending their laeassres according to his simple instructions (post paid), may be fitted as If present. The ART of CUTTING taught, according to the princi ples of meehnaieal perfection, by the inventor, E. Minister, No. 8, Regent-street, near Carlton Palace. INDIA HOT/SE 91, ebeapsitie. THE TEA SALE baring }nit CLOSED. TEA DE %LEAS may be supplied with the Finest Bohea Strong Congon ..... at Good Green Tea.... at Fine Twankay at &c. These Prices do not require any recommendation, a single Trial will be sufficient. AGENTS in the Country supplied with TEAS in Sealed Packages. and the most liberal Allowance made. TIA•DEATARS, in the Country, may haie any quantity sent, on enclosing a remittance, or ordering payment iu London. No Letters taken in, unless post-paid. India House, WIIITRIDGE and Co. 91, Cheapaide, London. FRON S.ITURDAY Nwurs (WRITS. ADMIRILTT-orrics, ACGOST 17, ISr.. . A Dispatch has been .received from Commodore Sir Charles Paget, dated off Berwick the 13th instant, re porting, that after very tempestuous weather on the pre ceding night, the King, in His Majesty's yacht, the Royal George, reached the entrance of the Firth of Forth on the morning of tlfe 13th, but that the wind blowing with great violist* *ea - the iteet-etortiewnet, and a coop deal of sea getting up, the Commodore felt it his duty to advise his Mejesty to anchor for shelter in Berwick Roads, which was necrdingly done at nine A. M. the Royal Sovereign yacht being in company. His Majesty remained in perfectly good health ; and it was his Majesty's intention, as soon as the weather should moderate, to proceed on the A further dispatch, dated the 14th, from Leith Roads, announces that, at two P.M. on that day, the King hail reathed that anchorage, in His Majesty's yacht Royal George, attended by the other yachts and the rest of the squadron. Commission In the Rats Regular Militia, signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Berks. C. Haeon, Esq. to be Captain. Commission in the Westmorland Yeomanry Cavalry, sign e d by the Lord Lieutenant of the Couaty of Westmorland. C. L. Lawson, Gent, to be Cornet. Pal. ad SYDNEY died as she &geoid!" W. Dew and J. Philips, Rhndes•well, Stepney. coal-wier chanta— H. Thoraber and T. Standing, Whalley, Lancashire, wheelwrigliti—J. Holt and J. lAw,Buroley.Laitcasldris. Iron and brass-founders—R. and T. Longden, Tideswell, Derby drapers—/. Conker. W. Higgins. and H. Walker, Salford, machine-makers—J. Ellis. and R. and J. Hattley, Raabon, Denbighshire, tanners—J. Christy and R. UMW, Wood-street, Cbeapside, flannel and baize-teeters—J. Films and M. Middleton, Strand. tallois—W. &alias, W. Rennet, jun. and G. Collins, George-street, aroiltanor-kpare, AAAAA OZPILICI OP CORN IN 1110111X11 AI(D WALIS. Wheat; 425. I Id.—Rye, lAs. 3&—Beaus Me. sd.—Oat,, I. 4d.--Barley, 18e. lA.—Pease, fft. The Avrraze Mee of Brown or Muscovado Sept, me puted from the Returns made In the Week ending the 146 day of Aug. 1922,1 a Mc I Id. per cwt. BANKRUPTCY BNL.4IROCD. T. Farquharson. Lime-street, London, merchant, from Aug. 10 to dept. 28. • BA NKRUPTCIIB SUPSRSZDED. W. Dobson, Newcastle•upon-Tyne, chemist. R. Bishop, Aston-road, Birmingham, brass-founder. BINKRUPTIP. A. Denhohne. Cheltenham, Gloucestershire, dealer, to surrender Sept. $, 4. and 28. at the George Hotel, Chelten ham. Attorney s, Messrs. King and Sou, Castle-street, Hol born. London ; and Mr. Packwood, Cheltenham. J. Foalkes, Chester. grocer, Sept. 0,7, and 29, at the George lon, Dale-street, Liverpool. Attorneys, Messrs. 'Ace do Co. Liverpool; and Messrs. Taylor and Co. Temple, London. Ai. R ichards. Ilythe, Southampton. ship-builder. Aug. 91, Sept. 10 and 28. at the Gnildhall, Southampton. Attorneys. Mr. Barney, Southampton; and Mr. Roo, Temple-chambers, London. J. B. Mason, Cambridge, cook, Aug. 23. Sept. 21, and 28, at the Red Lion Inn, Casnbridge. Attorneys, Mr. Harris, Cambridge ; and Mr. Coe, Ilatton-garden, Loudon. W. king, Fareham. Southampton. coach builder, Sept. 9, 13, and 28, at the Red Lion Inn, Farnham. Attorneys, Nlessrs. iloltne and Co. New-inn, Loudon ; and Mr. Pa - dan, Farnham. J. Intorp, jun. Cheadle. Chester. calico-printer, Sept. 14, 10. and 28, at the Palace-Inn, Manchester. Ails. Messrs. Adlington and Ca. Bedford-row. London ; and Mr. Binds, Saint Ann's-street, Manchester. A. Ilarnaschina, Grayasend, Kent, hardware's:tn. Ang.9o, 24. and Sept. 28, at Basinghall-street. Attorney, Mr. Wootton, Tokenbouse-yard. DIVIDENDS. September In. A. W. Ilellairs, Stamford, and J. 11E11110m Dert:y, hankers. at the; Crown Ina, Stamford—September Ili. T. Trafford, Kiel:nett:l4 Oxfordshire. coakiener. at the White Hart Inn. Chippink.-Norion, Oxfordshire—Nov. G. Whitehead, jun. end G. Clarke. Basinehnll-street. illnekwell-hnll-tractors. at nasinghail-street—Septelute.r T. Moore. Ilartonsham. ll,reiordshire. farmer, at the Grapes Tavern. Hereford—September 11. W. Cotten. Timm, %Worcestershire, miller. at the if art Inn, Ilertleloury —September la, I. C..: eau, T. U. Pagel, and 1:. Mathews, Chlring Norton. Oxfo;;lsiiire. Milkers. at the While Harr Inn, Chipping . Norton—An.rist 24. A. nroce. J. Rrown. and G. Scott. Lotion. nrmy•clothiers. at Itasineliall-street September 17. I. S:tence, Providenre-row, Hackney, mer chant, at Basiughall-street. ceu Tlrtc. T iII:—.IIIEPT. 7. 11. Cobb, Grasen..y, Kent, farmer—W. fusser, street. Westminster. timber-merchant--E. Womis'ogton. Stanzate-street, lanihrth. and Peter-etre'', Westminster. Insl'ster—J. Gown). sem Nlitchrtn. Surrey. druz-rriseer —V. Fotherxill. Canun-street-roml, ship-owner—G. Waiter, Upper-street, Islington, linen-draper. PA TN KRSDIPS DISSOLVED. G. Asquith. J. Byford. 0. Bvford. J. Sharp. R. Dill, D. Ingham. and W. Bytiost, Whitwood Mere. Yoriishiro. earthenware-manufacturers—J. hianches. ter. tea-deale;s-11. Wilson. J. Roylance. and S. Wilson. l'horlton-row, Lancashire. common-brewers—T. and J. Thompson. Ashford-street. drapers—J. and R. Trentil, B'ol WOrCeSICTS/SirO, JO ir swim Irsass. By the last letters from New Smith Wale*, down to the 7th of March, it appears such is the rapidly is creasing population of t!sis territory, that, agreeable to the official census in October, there were mustered in Sydney alone 13,400 souls, being 1400 mere than is the year 1810 were in the varies. settlements of the whole territory, including Vas Ditnises's Land. The total population of Sydney. Paramatta, Liverpool. Windsor. Bathurst, Newcastle, and the surrounding districts; was mustered at 34,500 ; and, including Van Diemen's Land, the inhabitants of the territory at large at the cloaca the last year, must have excesdod 42,000 The i twee's& of respectable settlers daring the pre ceding two years eseeeds the whole number *et bad arrived in the preceding thirty-two years of the eats blishmeat of the British Government in this part of the world, So late as 1618 there were only ten Ma gistrates, and by the last papers we see that Sir Thos. Brisbane bad directed a Dedimrs Proteetateat to be issued to 26 Orntlemen t exclusive of the Magistrates of Van Diemen's Laud. Lieut, R. Jobpstone, 11.1,1., who bashes, seat to ga mine the coast to the ouutherard of Jervis's Bay, to ascertain if a river fell into the sea near that place, found at the head of Beteman's Bay the entrance of a fine, clear, capacious river, with nine feet water ever the bar, deepeping after to sit fathoms, sad continu ing from four to first 15 miles the land is stated to be good forest land, after which it becomes lower and fitter fur eal tivatioo. Mr. Tit rosby had els; proceeded overland from Syd ney to Jervis's Bay (having set out on the 23d of Nor. and returned on the 6th of December) be Is de cidedly of opinion that a good road may be cut from Sydney to that harbour, and reports the land to be eztremelLrich and promising. The Seeley Gazette of March Bab, says. "Io eon ann&LialWiii44masy avowal' thot....hiow South Wales has latterly 'tepidly increased io commercial prosperity, we state the pleasing fact that ten vessels bare left the ports of Australasia, with cargoes fur Europe within the space of twelve menthe." The Court of Examiners, for regulating the practice of Apothecaries under a late Act of Parliament, have determined that attendance on the Physicians' practice of Provincial Hospitals (which must be for six months at least) shall confer the same eligibilities as a similar attendance on Hospitals in London. This privilege is likely to be eminently useful to students in the medi• I cal profession. inasmuch as it will afford to many of them so opportoolty of completing an importantbranch of their education in the cowry, and of thus 'eau sively devoting the period of their attendance in Lon don to other professional objects. Arrester AT Salons.—On Monday last, Isaac Trycroft. of Westbourne, Bankrupt, during his exa mination before the Commissioners, at the Bear Inn, Havant, made an attempt to stab himself with a knife he had secreted. One of his creditors perceiving his intent, averted the blow, and disarmed bins, with no other injury to the bankrupt than the loss of his teeth in the straggle, which, on examination, proved to be a false one. On Friday se'nnight a little boy, 6 years of age, of the name of Thorpe, met with his death in the fol• lowing singular manner, at Ringsliall, in Suffolk : Having climbed atm in the pursuit of apples, he lost his footing, and was suspended by his pin -afore, by which be was actually strangled to death, before any person could render him assistauce A atwitter of gleaners were is a hell adjoining, by whom till too late, the catastrophe was entirely unknown. On Wednesday lest were executed at linry, pur ulent to their sentence at the last assizes, James Pull lips and Jobs Wade, for a burglary at Hadleigh, in Suffolk. Soon after twelve o'clock the unfortunate culprits ascended the fatal scaffold, having devoutly joined In prayer with the Rev. Mr. Stocking, Cliap lain to the gaol. The Executioner now began the last painful ceremony, and having adjusted the rode and pulled the cap over the face of one of the crimi nuts, the drop on a su Idea accidentally fell, and pre cipitated the gaoler, hangman, and the other miserable sufferer to the ground, who, being pinioned, received a man who was tied np died instantaneously. The hor ror occasional by this accident was extreme, and the surviving prisoner was compelled to await his fate at least •2U minutes, till a temporary platform eat raised when the executioner performed the like sad cere ,nor•y upon him, and he was hunched into eternity. fhe feelings of the spectators can be better imagined than described. U'Exvitait. A: o. 12.—We are concerned to state, that on Weiinsriiity night, three farm houses on the towalenil of liallindanny, part of the estate of (I. Moore, p, . were maliciously set fire to and consouted. The tenants had been ejected from the farm for non• payment of rent, and consequently Vas houses bad befit fur some time pa►t untrecupiA, Same night, the same ruffians, it Is !apposed, seized a cow, the property of Mope harpist., of Coolabewn, under agent to the above mentioned gentleman, cut her up, and, to evince more fully the savage brutality with which they were actuated, strewed tue mangled pieces about the loud. • . •••, PRICE SEVEN PENCE COUNTRY MARKETS. Owing to the present declining price in corn, a re spectable baker at Mansfield has announced, by the town crier, that good seconds flour, may be bad at 20J. per stone. Wheat was so cheap in Loughborough market, OH Thursday the Bth instant, that one of the principal factors bought a lot, consisting of njne quarters and five strikes. to weigh eighteen Acme, neat, at only RIGHTSEN SHILLINGS A QUARTER! Reckoning accord ing to Winchestermeasure alone, the prioe was estimated at only'aboutfifieers shillings a quarter.—(Nottingliant Review.) • Noumea, AUGUST 16.—The attendance at our market was not large on Saturday, on account of the !mire! ; some samples of New Wheat were offered of very floe quality—weight near eighteen stone per month. Wheat again declined two shillings per comb, and barley ad nasal one shilling. There were from thirty to filly lots of Scots Cattle nit the Hill, and many Homebred.; prices have very little varied of late, and are complained of by graziers as he ing too high, the price of fat beasts considered. The sheep-pens ware well occupied; this kind of stock holds very low. a swum Acuctsv 15.—Notwithstanding the farmers being busy getting in their L :, our Market conti nues to be abundantly supplied with Worst; to effect sales low prices are submitted to, particularly Old, say fourabillings to six shillings per quarter cheaper; bare had several samples of New Wheat at Market, the qua lity being very fine, were bought up rather eagerly by our millers at 40 to 445. In other groin note no altera tion from last week. LYNN, Accusr Is.—We had a pretty full attendance of farmers at Market on Tuesday, and a good supply of New Wheat—the quality very fine, and in consevenee of the reduction in Mark-lane, Wheat was duel sale, and lower fire shillings to six shillings per quarter. No Barley at Market. In other articles little doing. Flour as last week. At Len•es Corn-market, on Tuesday last, the prices were—White wheat, 4Us. to 50s. ; mixed ditto 365. ; and red ditto, 361. per quarter. Lewes Stock-market, on Tuosday-last, was well sup plied; but sales were dull, at reduced prices. At the last Guildford Corn-market, there was the great• est quantity of• wheat offered for sale ever remembered. Upwards of 500 loads of wheat were pi tched at Horsh am on Saturday last, and offered for sale. ARUNDRI.' CORN MARKET. —Wheat, 71. per load ; Barley, las. to 19s. per quarter ; WO, 164. to 20s. per quarter. COICHINITCR CORN MARKET.—OnIy two species of Grain were returned by the Inspector for the past week, via.—%Vbeat. 345. 50. per quarter; cud Barley I;'s. per quarter. Tn., UI .—From all parts of the United Kingdom accounts agree in stating the present liar vest to be most abundant. The late broken and 5b0...- ery weather has done very little injury to the grain. which looks ettreusely well, and is much less laid than might have been expected. The wheat harvest is fast extending throughout this neighbourhood, and in the course of next week, should the present fine weatlu.r continue, will be general. Many sh hare b. o sogaged ; the wages given, from Is. 61. to Is 81 per day. The partial rains during the last fortnight hare rendered the housing of bay both difficult and clien• sire; and there is still a coesiderahle quantity of grass reatain'ng uncut. The potatoe crop proves largo in quantity, and in quality excellent, and a greater abun dance of fruit has never been known.—(Carlirle Journal.) The crop In the Highlands generally promises well ; on t•'ie west coast appearances were never rn•ars fa ►ourable. Barley harvest commenced on the farms of Mill, of Laianey and Pitmedden, in the parish of Kin cardine O'Neil, on Tuesday, the 30th ult. sod in a it. e• days harvest will be general in that. qrsarter.—(Ei:io burgh paper.) NIWC•IITL.Z. AUG. 17.—Tke b t has now gene rally commenced in this neighbourhood. The wheat h in Cornwall is nearly concha led ; we learn that the crop is rattail bsyoud an average one, and that the quality of the grain is excel:rot. TLe barley and oat crop is stated to be much below a.s ge one.—(West Briton.) Mr. Stone, one of the principal farmers in the parish of Pramf.eld, has adopted the plan of buying wheat of his brother farmers, and haying it ground and dressed by a neighbouring miller, whereby be is enabled to retail to his numerous parishioner.. good flour, at from hi. to 10d. per gallon.—(Cri,;h:•»n Herald) We are informed, by several correspondents, thst the pr;ne of (lour is out of all proportion to toa oft wheat.--(Ioid.) DIARY FOR THE PRESENT WEEK. WITH THE TIMES OF MGR WATER AT LONDON-BEIUGE. Aug. IS, B.—ELEVE!CTIE SUNDAY ♦PTRR }no water—morn. 8 in. aft. 3; even. 23 m. aft. 3. 19, M.—Saturn rises 31 m. Aft. 9 even. High water—morn. 37 m. after 3 ; even. 33 as. after 3. to. T.—Jupiter rises IS in. aft. 10 won. 11igh water m. after 4 ; even. 16 in. after 1. 11, W.—Dose OF CLARENCE born. High water—morn. 32 m.aft. 4; even. 49 n. after 4. 22, Tit.—M ars sets 38 ea. aft. 8 even. High water—morn. G m. after 3; even ?4 in. after 3. 23, F.—Venus rises 24 in. aft. .2 morn. High tenter—morn. 44 In. after 3; even. 6 tn. trt. 6. 24, S.—ST. Ban ruoanu ew. Moon Ist guar. at 4 even, High water—Worn. 31 min. aft. G ; ewes. 35 in. Et. d gia Ws.sTucn.—The sseather this week has c-mtinue,l, aPh us, nelichtful; though some blight shower's lave At a tilstonve from the metropolis the I' A nutierstanel, has been more heavy and frequent. 'filo iptsatitv fallen here since Saturday last, has hero It) Ihundre:lths of an inch.—Straud, 17. TIIErtWOMETER. ':TLI. te,S4, Iloudy , Fair ,t4B ! Showery Clouu) S 9 I Frir 10 , 1 b Fair ,r) j Fair P o'clock. .1. 61 02 00 .39 1 11 o'clock. at night, 70 64 70 et 72 60 60 60 64 63 7.1 07 7ii August 12, N 1... W 15. Th. .. 16. F... 5.... , • ) 4 r. I I