The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-09-04 00:00:00

UL-NRIVS FROM 1001FL4NDy • ia imitation of the postdate( Ual• :ice rims. a programme to s College of Edisbergh.ollbriag a medal ; 4oNoris Cesle, to the audowtat the best r.ooese. either in the lock of {satin the King's visit to Ediohatilm ;time , a ;warded to Mr.. Thniftacillaadeaei.dele ' Fiedentsin the University of 1 Paper.) Moos by his Sliejesty to-tin pobllc.lll hiiobargh. already emaliallod, we ham *Wine :,—To the Society. hserille &WIWI mi. (of which his 111seesty deer beak goer Ito become Puree.) 104 gtioem. Te I Dispensary. 50 pumas.. To the Dm:. 50 . gaitiess. . bees kaurp and admitted, that his Ma ergo the Fourth bows with sarivelled trace. Is passing and hemiog N, the etsemble.l on all simasions aerial; hie visit to his metropolis is Scotland, eiery t that his slojesty's Ilsesr was peedambrly rds him. This delusien,,the siert et hie efol manner. operated in a greater degree he worthy citizens; of Dundee, than an Sintuy'. 'objects. " Ins Majesty ' rays one ; " hot J Was losealag very' I gaping wide," said a wag. . a Ilia Ma articularly to me," up another ; ',but ;in a conspicuous place." " Your figure, essarily have attracted his Majesty's at a bystander. to short every lithe, of rent to Edinburgh oa this measles lad true his Majesty. A worthy /POW of pad placed himself in a ereird Dia high the toad along which his Majesty had 14theith to Holyrood House. • la hewing, eye operated as a gengebet to the so wn: "God bless me, he surely item sae!" lily fell backwards from the top of the roust a 'height of 10 ket.—(Piradee ere of spiaitte that the great ink: of Vitalise% would raise the roles of re a temporary scarcity. . end at least ices ef previsions in that city.. Actiag ision, 'Ming other conunedlties, m donee,, farge speculations well meads la however, Trap realizing the large per anguirte speculators anticipated, it is she that not oar of times escaped without imate to the exteat of their purchases. tit 6,000 eggs at 6s. • hundred from a er. the the Thursday precedin his Ma. , he sent a lad to Edinbeegh with the eel a treaty mama t 6 mtnags rlet days expired. and only a few deem chat was considered a fair price, when ;via( lost all hopes of a ready sale sal sold his eggs to two ma at a lees of 64 , 4 besides the carriage sad other asta mem A cadger bought 2,000 of the I. a hendred. front them two uses; sad testeat Noliabergh was at tb, (ipotesi. lermighttleni back to Illeagew, atti sold bazaar, at ss. a iiaadted"-- .01408,70. t me of tfie Warm loorderiag ea the anseag wlsam the i peel (altitesgh 'held matfett la. *thee part( of Wetland) tee 'sled Sisk as cell eye, was preseited at Die friends aeximely ateelled lir feeds '.e King's peat, and Moir ..leapperared. re - ami punned," sod bai t t4 ipteitisolek sad seen the King—'"See. jitit<li; '1 sal Meads; hot a HieloMletaim.4 ,4.reeeid to see the King, 1 Ms *IMO( tin by a wham a' these befereame " lids Majesty that day appeatedgia tie • • .- • SCI ISL L. VI --ow fROMONIII. ,ior it erechell. whose death we aanolamed is oar really, in the Myth year of hit ape, mid • nil, and son of a musician, in' whisk jeth— alias was originally «located, sad alai. lostrussests. He was messitoolef the head trassinerteted at Halifax ii the 'vitt here proposed by Ocoee {(the, principal lb • erect as organ in the chart .h; . sad sobsceip Awed into for that purpose.. Bic William rganist,prineipallythrough tho theomoseir late Josh Bette,' Hsi., who was the its Of ish clerk of Hanks. and whose ackikew. - 'meat in the science of moms ensCred sum* date whose cause he soponise4, Hie Wiliam ere fee many yaws; bat eßsillinr the maaoa' linty town, he: removed with his !nether to, they were Loth engaged, for the Pansprosen t late lir. Linley, who thew conducond the emettainseats established fa that city, And klightfol warlilings of Ms tire* dangbiels lax and /In. Ticket, trill overberanetabsted. was, like his aephew (iltienbuike " mg "' performer on the oboe, as his brother was es Ile. This last gentleman renshi at Bath the last few years . , when be retir ed ed ti Han*- with a mincer brother, a musician la Ms oral !Lad. Sir William porsued his prof**. fur some years, highly esteemed by a name if friends. and ineuasing is fame and for. fit bed not been for one of those Mlle cocci, determine the path that mon are dallied :ience might have lost the adertage of his eoveries. He employed his lenses . * boa» ie I oloervations and experiments ; sad some. ing fortnnatrly attracted Roy al *Beatles , resolved that Ilerechell oak) not ea doable time to crotchets and quavers." Sig del Lis gracioos patronage, reliteepeishod his trod devoted himself entirely to astronomy iotietoring of telewopes. Prom Bath he fp tingly, where be erected one of serprideir n his g a rd en , th r o ug h w hi c h hediseoverat planet, which he called Me "(horsing, *nor of Lis Potrero. sad whirls Las bees ion sad wonder, oat only of naftelosimees et very other kingdom. Sir Wilkokfeemelood of human kindness" in am miming dome, et &anise* to gratify hie wananlamovishieeshy Ills "complicated oasoblaogy mind" is manner. No one rim retold Iris hi* renege' without feeithig grained the the mss, and improved by ilielepimeties. : trti, 1 111.1,111111 . AP 8 - 11 SPAS lb !Pr 001111Nra-va- _ • ' ' 003611.1 L PAVILIt' . 'ilia • -assmes--,. ' • ' '-,, l'a'".. [ram vox *nun sonnutuo rowel '• * .• We had boom doemillY sick of the invader illandeu ,atinuadeirosaluginsemiag, matfett. olleist. ko. U.. with which• ohm owl , people of .Iholfass ham tressed 'Me &mega' fassiiy, .01 was waist of the palming of the late Aet of Parliament. called the ••• Marriage Asti' +goo Am.** itmiiii• bijoitice iit *Web hue most asitenipristroostationfotersido•eisi mpahroostiog hir q imam ill Ala It Is amorioad. ..Illoshiortaillisersio as iota ilroissr toPosoirone oath mielMhition'thast the molecular , doss *WA gam basic 111. 1 ,• 1 4•' • : 41 1 1 !" given on Wednesday to the WINO \lslip .br Sb• of the •onom.soopmMottio inhollases itst ,, liollhas, the mite itoni•of thin hinny small thetramas •qi pauses • eidtlior on hie mime t'P- he apalerni all Isio Anti, kaki the soma! essinionett no \Woolf,' hod .he atm taisplatial wisher less: this sporprosai condensate of the osnorsiewlwidoli war so boyishy mistimed) boltudom his patent, sod also people :of Doitost. Siollsoiko all famlal Lards, ids seat, Mass to have 'essimpliimicho a .seat, that mg ono of the 260 Nal mislomienhilear from him *pow the propriety et, ppelbecal haulage( soy toast which hooray MIMI pro. I pew to propose; he gam, sosooduldr, -. The Massey lot the late Marquess of Lsemoloosiany."—stMr. Latins, who aside a show of objettiog to vtleil holb was put down by anise sal stammer. end • toits solforotho otter a ward ! We *Me Woos by the New-Latter. shag sho followieg toast was drank at the ellioser x Wilmot oh. *dos, it mews. famossey hodypastoos. Theirkk !mew, in ids memont of the Amor, passes this foam In divided same' :t.— " The klamoriss of our reliant hams who fell is the late csattat As *sipper/ gate tilartifa V Bumps." New as shirk this toast much more oblocdomblo than the forma. Private friendship will go for to 'excuse deg tow objected so by Mr. Lawleas het so nag could be in his masts sad believe the Ista.motoos to have bees carried on " is support of dm libation of Europe." We expected somothiag batter that all ibigh ft.. Ballast. - a •,- — - • CO.WMISSION. —.......-- ' • by l aw, Bert. '.--0s Saturday. the Commitsias of Oyer and Tamil's', or neutral Dad Delivery, was ' opened at the Sessions Haim, Gmen-street, by Lad Newbury, Judge Berta), and the Lord Mayor. .Somm doir bowleg occurred, in canteepenco of Maly Oestlevatio, who hal boon samoomed to attend as the Creed Junin. sot answering a, their. names mart called over from the pannsis, the Court expressed Its Arm determination to Wore* sack floes as might be incurred by soloatteedasce. The panel! were the, goo* thresh 4 and e samba of Oast Immo hatieg aamollett - illor Of Wei Camay Orised Jotters were snots. -• f •' h 'I ' r '-- '' • 'Lord Notimmy the. resegiallit. bowleg abseil, ad- Anima the Geodesy) of the *sal Juries. they m• I Wired to their resstectlm me* Asti bills of indict ment were mat after them. ~ .= Mr. Homilies then applied fit'llto Cant s soder tie 6th amino of the Habeas Capes Act, at behalf of six men who bad bash coollesumnst es a sharp of high ammo; demo 11015th of Jape t sad who had hem kept is close cookouts's Is iiilmakoltam, sinew dm Oth of July. Their 'aides 'more Michael Kama, Williams Mame, Michael Carr, Mat:tow ltedoutad, Jobs ChttUay; net Michael Quin. Mr. Hamilton mooed that they dwell be traigld to trial dada; the present CoMovalsaiso •4; Oyer MA Tommisetr, or general liaol Oehrery, wales. it should be proved eta affidavit that die Mitiasos for As 'prosecution could net anted; WWII& Was out doge, that the prisoners, os the list day of the Vaiiesissioa..b• liberated en hall; miff If 1 at the followleg Commission, they were Dot Weight to trial, the` -Noe requithel that they be ' the ells. oberged. • • ' • ''' : ' • Mr. Hamilterlbmi applied to the Sinn efPato se Is *holt of thirteen prisoners, vie. :—.Thoutss lifnef; 1 -Ildwad Chdforty; John Rice, Peter Beaks., Jolts( Kelly, Basard Dupe, Thome* Lamb, Peter Rtilly.4 Jolts Bradley, Hoary Coogan. Themes !lathes, James Weriegor. ask Models Blake, Who had be.. arrested 1 liArmagio oto"the ilith of June, at s clues of high tresisee;.wora , from thence brought to•ths• Herald Po- like' Mind this City, aid, on the 26th, mowed t,t the Rieldraind - Peotteotiary. from wheat* they were' traushirrodino the 6th of lily. to the Oast Whit.' notishaai,i whi s ier they"bert remained - is milidlly'evet shoe.: • - 7 ' ".' • ' - • • • Lord Notibury!;—Therit; Hr. Hamiltos, yilliiiiike'ed &cid,. esothiti at the persist moment, I ct !,"" ''l • If r. Hamitaolo--No. my lard. • 1 raeriVeidia tor Wanda* Of doing Po on the last day of tisMtetioalit.' sion.'ardsoto obis early importunity of klieg shelf, petitions blkw, the Came. This will give notice to thergallferive for the prssoketioa, my Lard; if they tooted to belie them tutriste ShoolJ they do m, the prisoners are ready. _ Some. pAeouttes. against whom tree Bills bad bees felted by the Bread Juries. wore thee orraigned„ after wideh Oho Coon siljanned to lee teelocit this l day. iatammtortm-lmi=Xo • No TRICK. trox T/1111 , 111.1.111111.—A, tow op since, a inipectable isokeerr of this city met two groprietoos itdotsj e coaches. whom, after the nasal salutations bad he qseetiotird as to the nature of their visit. paid they Au& it 'in contetaphition to advents the prise *Snivelling by coach, and for that porpme wore 01.18 to smasok Ms partners is their eraser.. To this ibe iankeeper, who is ase a proprietor of stage coaches, aid a mu well known for los liberality. and for his ev redoes in endeavouring to put down monopoly. replied to the following effect—" No, so, the prices should he dr•pped one halfo—We have had ow turn i it is *Mr nothlarbea fair that the puldic should hate theins."— (Kretcr Pipet.) Yesterday riondag, ehmestamr-o'aisalt. a rm./ muse &heat 19 years of VA elm Wain the mpg* City of a housemaid with a ramastable old lady-aa• Adios soar Keaniogtoameranion, oit being laforallitir of the marriage of a yousg sae), which took pimp ea flotunlay last) who bad formeriy tired as a Inman* is the family. mad had paid his addressee to bora obi lormatly MI dews to the bottom of the geodes. sod Pooped islet a I •rge water bast. kept them for the palms of orotoring the garden ; hot Maltby, bee s imiles., oboe mom bigots to seMIII oat for solliallinh• sod her strips hoeing alarmed the odjoiaisig magi* boars. Mot, by tho amietaace of two of tic arrimites was extricated, from far rrilont eitaatioiti, pith co other ioiary . thail a gohl docking. , ~~7! 4ibl l targ. 3.—Arrind sad ramie la lb. Dawes, t u t jr uir imetle. Sims,for Gibraltar; llamas,. Gibson, for —Ales sad salted Br tho Kim, the Doke of litsadhlesiet. Reed. from Jimmies ; Betiods. Switter, from Jemades. lit 47 days ; Richard sad *bills, Brad. ley. free Jimmies t Beitsaals. --..... from the West Ia- Om s Klairetoo. ..or, from JIMIIIiCII ; Looks sad lik tilda, Stomp from New (Maas.—Come does the; River, sad reossis, the Hopewell. Lys., for Hoodlum* ; Zealous, Reed, from Rio Janeiro and Valparaiso; Mil. ford, Haromd. for Boadny , sad several others, sasses takers's.— "Md. W.S.W. 1 - Pownwerta, Barr.3.—Arrived the ihrs, Mesas..); I heath& Demos. fat Demerara; Zephyr, Arrowslakit. f ry Illoadarrat Mods. Williams. for the Gaps of blood a t _Ster., *Nally. for lyricism—Sailed the rs. for trara ; Thetis Walliame. aad Aurora, Kiehl, for Cowes.—Wind W.M.W.. Powers, Beim I—Arrived the BMW. Muir, from Omits, sad Juba. Lemma. from Mare Bilward's istied....Wiad N.W. . • 41 1 . - , 1 BART #0 1,0 if 110' PAHL . • IfallargilliyaBl4' she Ilit —n M -1 4 .1 1me above Carol vat, lied Mimi% dose hewing hem allows! for the 'reeds* oldie booths. the appears/ea of the Pair loafers 'sine o'clock tintelowed great difppoiettnenr to the Monday Pellis. by a leek .f half their usual eibibitions. As she morning Wrap*. however, great nett vi ty was *buried among the exhibitors. • Thetas:ages of the booth" were' 'wieldy emoted, sad the wood of hammers in every ill reale" promised the speedy elevation" of their gau-ly frames. My twelve ieolock every part of the Fair dis plays! to the gaping multitude el the Warders of the 'World; (Meets, )hostesses, Dwarfs. Indian Jug glers. Conjurers, Learned Pigs. Limas, Tygers, Tight sii Demers, awl Loewe Notera in abondsece.— A&vthe mammy of proclaiming the fair had been gone theeegb, thetas sad frolic commeoced. Trumpets, Chimes. goats, horse, sail salt-boxes. mingled their detail Wee wide the squalling of oyster girls, the fry jog of massage% and the delightful roaring of wild beams. In 'see orate booths, which contained (as we were informed, through the medium of a speaking Hempel) all the " Vooderfel Hanley& that ever lived l'' the inmates manifested a consklerable degree of nessoloose, and cant forth wee of the meet discordant Were. *or oonW the wrest exorcises of the keepers allow them. After ssise time spent is endeavouring to ascistale the case* of their discomposure, it was dis covered that as old wants had opened a sausage par lour, is doe lemetellate vieleiry of the booth, and was badly oftplayeel In preparing thedelicloos food fur the impotnt - sod capacious stomachs of a party of dustmen. The *wow of thee every viands,i t appeared, had reach ed the nasal sive. of the growling quadrupeds, and ex cited is them a desire to partake of the smoking luxuries. Banged at the filthy cause of all the discord, the angry keeper roared oat with all his might—" Heigh you Marne. take thee sassing.. away vill you? d'ye bear Maim—they makes amen • d—tistisk that m ',animal. TOW init be qt,--d've hear Alarm?" The old lady, how ever. was too inside* to the wants of bee customers to listen to. this eloquent address, and continued tossing shout the hissing frying pan with the most provoking lediffenatie. The oyster stalls were nenieroos and well .applied ; the readers using their utmost strength of (sags to prevail on their "earthy customers," to stop mod indulge themselves. A coal heaver who bad berm tempted to taste 'albs fat sod goodetme." Ity the spa alli m g of a plump sad per* visaged damsel, who was exhibit ing a large oyster - she 'adjust opened. cavillingly call edfarth their. of the Ideemieg Billingsgate, by a too Itea Om of the popper-cister.—"Vell." said Dingy, .• VMS aro you areraelenta. aboatu—yetrwray fti 71 - tr my fresh ua a bat I mina r e re a d—a for em rthey vans voll pordetr y was/MIMI, "Wed whet' ore of discus ev l frolics cos mewed which festally takes piece at this fair. A party of fellows to the number of fifty or more, with arms looked and three abreast, were proceed lag with great rapidity throngh the principal and most crowded avenges of the fair, driving . the people shoat in all directions. sad threatening to involve the atioester %tensity - le sad and confasiun. The fu med* for the protection of their merehandisto, Ned the ludkroes manner in which their anger sad slats were manifested, excited considerable merriment. Mr. swig many others, took refuge in the Sheep ri.•, end from thence observed on on of the Booths a Uown, eyeiog with sub coriosity a sweep, who s r petrol antoll the e i s:rord lic and whom, a o ftermncb r s a a t lici • 1 taii° her "si b° i ly uc unteti v t6e le i ter, f e li n e an e d li tri o v r ing received a b ' "bake whiclienveloped them both is .owe; wai i aced to a tab of whitewash, where hie sable habi- liseuts were speedily transformed to a delicate white. He was then. rather isecereinoniosily sent hack to his 11=1; 1104 • 11 . who positively refold to own him, sad hooted him abdat the fait without merry. The public basses had their fell 'hereof visitors. who were dancing, 4 ., ~. . and smoking, tIU the hear of eleven, compelled ' th to quit their " heavy wet and gin and water' to ' the dicers who hid orderi to clear all the houses at that ' bent. Among the preparations yesterday for Bartholomew I i Pair, a ludicrous scene took place. As one of the iti- twilit showmen was pacing through Long-lane to Smithfield, the axletres of his caravan brute, aid discharged its cargo into the street. Several monkies were instaatly sees raising in different directions, ono of which took refuge to a cool's-shop, to tie so smell discom fi ture of the master-cook and hi. hungry o t.t.. Peg, without waiting to examine the bill of Are. placed binneli by a dish of 'Tidy-sliced plum , pudding. sad sees , auk, helped lifinself, and all Le emOsetrance isti, w tbi of the conk cool.l not pe r- V Mile hint to relit% Ts his delieious rimier, until his sister. by forcolif ere's, dishuigetl, him from 'kr, bisorimie banquet. - . , . . The tailors of Proffitt bate put tuth the following , notice t---- "To TIM PeBLIC.--The tailors fraternity of joersey.. men respectfully present the following notice to the publics--That in coo-sequence of the 'Matti - on which they sift to be placed in at the ensuing Iluild—a sitnit.' lion which they consider der acre from the di; nit! of their sacredly insiiieted ',reveilles, they do not in tend tofonner the procession with their attendance. es eept they are permitted to take that situation which the high antiquity of their trade demand+ —a irade first t , Prght by instiset, mud livered in t',c rarliedi az-e. They are prepared to prone their iwilieleaSie right to the first Meatiest. from unquestionable authority; nor did they entersais the most distant hies Me high anti. pity of their humourable prafessioe ccsuld..hane i.em &spirted. The only privilege they wish—illa truly right i t t uret u nir:—is y t i ols e e e :l e lo isi n g eil ne t; tu to o t v r e a i in nyt .o t a t i se ipa c t r ig tide of the id tv Me present time (the lad (hind n opt eer e d) ; they are reeelired netere4 Le di/preyed by tamely a nierfaity other." • • " ileeitaiee.• duo. :WI —EM, Spencer, free ()rein' : lallio IS Jed ems isle the IA ty : left the ice site 15th , inhA 4 soli glees a eery poor account of the *Awry. Oily tins sr three well fished ship.. smoeg which is the John of Greetiock, 164 i tons ; the Sprawl has i bis . IDS tons of oil. has sees no fish since the Stb of Sale; rainy weather and-little frost. . . • AN ~dm emormyb. :-.111!1 To TES EDITOR Oi MK ST4TR3JIi.Y. . Coro Market, Sept. 3. 182 ff. ' Sic —The anlvale of Wheat. lam Week. were my mail, sod. so Friday, floe +ample. kicked to. per IL more meaty ; t►e supply for yesterday'. 'warier* was again small ; natl. ithstandiog, the ask was dolt, sod, except fur a few prime *ampler, early in the moreing. the price. were the same as Oa hluoday week. The satoral effect of l►rger supplies is very e►ident. We had a little old Wheat fruits Ireland. lost week; a good deal of new may be expected when the harvest is kaished. I Titania, Sir, your . ., 8. 8. PROVISIONS. (Ritelesiva" fir the Statemeas) The price of Bacon condones about the same as it has bees far I weeks part. The best, that is, such as is in good condition, and small sized, is worth about 321. per cwt.; middling and heavy, 26e. to 311 s. During the whole season it has been shoat Ws. per ewe. wader lan year's prices; coosequestly there is no room for such a hew.y fell as took place last year. Irish Batter is rather heavy. owing to the price, which is tdo high to admit of say advance, except through speculation; wi.ich the dealers are afraid to enter epos, after the evp•tienee of past mien', especially the lest. A great qoarrity of old Irish Dotter is stilt in the beads of Merchant. hare. New Waterford, 741. to 755. Carlow, 79.. to SOs. 'riles, prices are trio high, compared with other articles. Cheese, also, awing to the lung conrinnance of hot weather, and the consequent difficulty of bringing it to Loactan in good condition, has advanced beyond due bounds, and seems likely to experieoce a eonsiticrahle decline. In short, the " r , (sera wurkiog of ecests" seems to be in fa vour of low prices; for es soon as an article ge's little shove its relative value to others, the consamp• lion of it in great part cease.. Cheshire Cheese from 60s. to 745, ; of I Derby, 435. to SSI ; Doable Glou cester, 455. to 555. ; best single, 445. to 431.; mid.. filing, 355. to 4Us. ; memos Dorset slum 21... to 235. . TIM HA lIVIIST IV ME LA XII 'Until Wednesday, which was very wet, the weather has continued, with little eaceptioe, as tsvourahle ti the growing crops and harvest work as could be de: sired. The wheat has been every where reaped, and stacked in excellent order. The virility is In general good. bet a e understand that the i prodnctiveaes* is by no means equal to that of last season. Much of tho bad.) , has been cot, an I, in the eeighbeerhood of this city. is uncommonly fin-. We are informed, however.' that It is a light crop in the west of the convoy, raped. ally near the coast, where it is principally cultivate!. Of the oats, we are sorry to sly, the reports we have re ceived are, with few exceptions, unfavourable. Most of the crops of that grain hare suffered greatly from tha rest, to the total loss, in Isolae instances. of both corn sod straw.—The damage to tble crop has been, we believe justly, ascribed to the lightning which was so (requites le the roam of the summer.' Some fields. most prosalsiog is the begiaolng of the season, beta suffered mach injory, sad before the Ileitateg there were two symptoms of diessoils say. liwymay be coo *WNW an average crop, Some of it was saved Is floe order, bet a greet deal has Ikea diecoloered by the rain. The most intentstiog crop remains to be an fieed—the potatoes ; and we are happy to fled that all , *monists concur to represtatiog it as most abriodsat.—. (Conk AJrertiser.) I During the greeter part of the month of August.d farmers were very bdeily employed io reaping stab saving the harvest, which, with very trivial exceptioss.; may be considered accomplished. Notwithstandlet 4 some of the Wheat is very ieferior, and mot. bet mid duty, Hill so much is of very prime quality, that we easy compute the 'mire a gird average crop. The Olt crop is eeesidered thle, sad short of straw, and is g a Ilv complaioad of, owing to a kind of blast or rest which particularly affected it adjacent to the sea or to rivers. However, we may expect it to be folly adequate to the demand. Barley is considered limited in supply, Here, Pea., Rap*, and Rye, are tolerably good crops.. Flu, In some places, is very thin and short ; however.; , It may be considered a good go crop. Clover, and Aftergrass are in a flourishing condition. Postai*. grimed/ on atilt producing a large supply of greet . Potatoes are more improved by the late rains that, any other description. From trial, and from the ap pearaiice of the stalks, the produce will moat probably be ablindant, beyond any precedent which our island affords. If the entire of the grain crops were outer- (bloated, it seems likely that the potatoes alone would be fully adequate to the support of the inhabitants of Ireland during the next twelvemonths. (Waterford ,Mirror.) Bennet's Bridge frit, four nines from Kilkenny, was held on Moodily, and was, like ill *striate' fairs, an exhibition of stock very little to the advantage of tentiefler, The Only improvement was in the price of pi' and °flee?. The former sold pretty well at an like of firn ss. tq 6s. per ewe. Ile latielitittll, and ai s • Illheilfrought rather better prices thee for son, alaseltich,l it stork generally, except yeireti - ng Whit tvaillit '' demand, and conserven'ly we have 'material isoprovemeat to report.--(Leinsfer Aim) .... , T......-- . Ceetterateirioz, Sire. 4.—We have lied very little Wheat fresh in since Monday. yet the tea& wee latmey this moraine, there being bet few beyere -at , market, sad the prices remsimattv same.—Bsrley fatly supports blondry • quotation, the supply being unesaally email.— 'Oats went o ff hervily at a trifling railactims.—ln Beans and Peas there is no akteration. PARTRiDat 3400TiNG.—A match for 100 reties, a. side took place on Mboilay, 'between a Mr. Jenkins and Me. Ifirrriston.• if Halliforil, who would bug the most bead of game by two o'clock e at. 'fits Sims parted it • Ohs Furze Copper, a 'hart distance from Ripley, taking contrary diroctioos, with stogie-hurdle] tuna and sic imisrprnied by an umpire eneb. 'Vb. game seas abun dant, vrong upon the wing, sod . the Ate rains made the went pod. Each shot to a single bract( of pointers, land killed as follows :.2111e.leekins bitgred II stare of . partridges, six hares,' Ind font leverets, ti bead in 41 oboes. Mr. Harriette killed 9 brace of psrtridges, senors bares, and three leveretsomakieg 21 in 37.shota. Beds • I sea and dogs wera.cosopietely knetked ep. • A Slaiersa • —Two young Ladies. Übe, AWADP, itff 1 0 1Wrtin+9.4 ACCOlted us Moaday sernai, its. at ' usk, at the cod of Baicer-street, Kew-road. 1 1 • ?aim teased like a t1e..0, who followed them down the 1 lie-resst. . gen ll - 11 iticlitiiebeag to avoid his iasedelitim pegtelittes .the laafin stopped, Aso the villain 114101' ' ens of them la the lower part of the Peek, and iftWalt , Tie Lady foisted. aid the nioooter escaped; ...Ai.. -- j--,`_ . I '~ } 5 t, ~~~ LI