The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1809-08-29 00:00:00

77" :. , • Mr. Panora—An tlegatit roach. Law. Koss—A landau trirbut he. I.aay . i..yritu;u—tearrage. • Gnbe r s—A carnage. Pm 1i r. haruut,!rith two bay W1...a Gallium—A carrvrge, witiaour bay hour*. Colour, uliumluor—A chancel. • Cwh•uel Le.tie—A rtr,riot. . Lady ito.trig-..1 very lashiomblelattodaulatte. S.rJohnCa ehrrad. Dr Her.cl.6l 4 chariot. Mr. Ervlyu—.l landau-barodche, with two bay Iraq., Sir M. Mustertnao Sykcs— 1 carriage. Mr. Cave Brows—A 111 e. Fondersou—Alaodaulrite. Mom Mr.“ 01 dOll—A comets. Mt. Surrou‘bii—A chariot. Mr. Burroughs—A chariot. • • • - . BODNIIN RACES. , rnuvr DAY, Alltilfq 14. A Prate of sei. given by the Members W the Comity, foa all ages. Two tu.le heats. "Capt. Ilhert's b. h. White ROW., 5 yes ohl, 851. 1 alba '2 I I Mr. Bancirs Ir c. Sc..,?ss 4 yeses uld, 7st. tines. eat. she swoug aid.: of the peat) Mr. Tr b.• h. I.ewn, .s years, sat. Mini. A Saeepslakts of sr'. each, fur...horses nut thorough-lit - rd. TALI mile beats. Sir W Cars rho R. R .10 Ilark , 4 Venn 014, Ifist situ. 1 1 Mr. Rgsbteigit iiames eh. g Cisalknger, th. s a Mr. Jaases'arh. g. tVhipper.in 6 years, I Ist. lOU*. 3 .1 Leaks' Place of suf, fur &Wages. Two-mile tleats. Capt. Mat l ngy b. g Tekeli, 4 yea, eat. sib I 1 Luna Uo Dutistaarilit's hr at r yea, Nat. dr SCCOND U•lf Silver Cup. a Sweepstakes of fire galena each. One Cum mile heat. Mr. Lemon Hamra Capt. libtrt'a White Ruse, s yrs uld, nit. i ilb 1 i Nir IV. Ci.lrs eh. . Woodlark, 4 r *e, lit. to. lll 2 Mr. Trevaniou's b g . lo '..ewes, 5 yrs, sit. till 3 3 linutlicap Plute Kireu by idled De Deostausslie, beaten buries, irustuile brats : " - - - Mr Bunnell kr. e. Scopes, 4 yre old, est.-- 3 I I Mr Sutton's ch. g. CLalknt i, aged, est. olb 2 2 2 !),.• lPi tanyille.'s !Ir. in Fawn, 5 yr@ 740111. I b S J -ir.ve's ch. g. Whipper.iu, 6 years, Ost. cut the • roue side or the post) a. Lord Falmouth's b. g. Apdio, tint. ;11s. brat Mr. Lentmee b. nt Lady Geraldine, oat. albs. two wife*, fifty tomcat, — Sir Win. Call's eb. %Voodlarlt, 71d. sib. beat Mr. 'Freya siu3's b. h. Lewes, sst. 115. two miles, VI genera". Younian'a Con, owe foarmaile beat. Mr. tienwnod's b at. s )..,s old, tist. eat. Mr 1:42..r.'. bl. m years old, en. Mr. Ciensence's hl ti years old, est. ills. I, e race. were attended by a very numerous assemblage • of N.bility also rientry. Aosonizi the Company present wee:, Lord Mount Edgeumbe and, for IL.• lint time , his two elegem daughters; Loadlralniouth, Lord and lady Ik Damn...milk and Miss Basset, Sir Villiam and Lady Lonna sod family, Sir ttil;..im and Lady Call, Lady Litz beth Forbes, Sir It... Laid and Lady King, Sir Edward nud Lady lint.er, Mr. and M i s Carew, and the Mlll Carews, Mr. and Mrs Gregor, Mr soil Mae Coryton , mid Al . Glans ilk, M aml Mrs. Vysyen, Mr. and %In.. Trtlawiii-y, Mr. and Mrs Treby and (*only, Mr. and Mrs /timid, Mr and Mrs. Kelley suit fi ly, :Ir Mos. and Miss Molesworgh, the M;soim Eamiltasse, Miss Gashlei.gb, Mies Her., Miss [Monne, Mr. kipseasen, Mr Tremayac, M. P. Col. teoke, Mr. Timuseoil, Mr. Ranks, Capt. FIJI hes, Cap/ Leslie, &c. &r. There were more heroes mid sport than Lave been since the re• eatablish went of tlime Reece OXFORD, At The Rev. Adam John Walker, Curate of Leybourne, Kent, has been inatitutcd by the Lord Bishop of Hereford, to the rectory of lisahopatouc, and the vicarage of Comer, ia his Lorrlahip's diocese, ou the preseutailon of (sedate Price, Esq. The Rev HCIIII Rite, of Choldert.m, in preseiord, I.y Sir Egerton Brydges, to the perpetual citr.iry iaglield, Oa Friday mounight, died, in the 714 year of 11,, +K . .% at Islip, in this counti, Mr. Bic hard May, tlitet F.. , 11 3:4'lT of the Fire School, in this city, erected and endowed by John ;Sierra, Esq Atdcrnia',, in the year 1659. John Harden and Devil Cooper were apprehended on Timidity last by 1fr..1. Smith, of thin city, Police 011icer, ou tr u ttrion of stealin: a fine doe from the Grove at Magdatea egi:. On searching the lodgings of l'ooper, the whole of the carfare of the deer was found, the skin of *bleb had been taken Wised hid in the cellar. Mr. AI.I.XIINDEII PATF.r.SON, late Cumr r of Ilii MAJLSTY'Ii ship threats. who was thifilitned the ser vice a short tune since, by sentence of a Court. Martial, has been reinstated. and appointed to the Aileilavv. of 64 guns, nor in Plymouth. On Soturday ►e'nntght, the frtedoui of the city of Cork was ittninimousle voted in Council tu Cap tain GALWAY. of His MAJESTY'S ship Dryad. as a testimony of the services he rendered his country. Capt. GALWAY served with the gallant Lord NEL- IiON. ■od was his First Lieut. in the memorable battle of the Nile. He was then made a Com mander. and afterward', fur Ina t a lents an d ac ti.. wiry, made Post-Coptinti. Sir VICARY Gimes has been at Plymouth for se veral days. Jona Pamir Wool), Eaci. is appointed Auditor of Excise in Scotland, in room of J. MACDOWALL. Earl deceased. be Ilammih, LEVERS. boon shore near Ca rl scrona. The following is giveu A% the present price of pro vimons at Flashing :—Fowls, ti,l. each ; butter, 4d. per lb. ; cheese, t.td. per lb. • Hoflands, per gallon; a pig, weighing , ),Sd+Jii. 11. ls. Eug. lisli ; a tat sheep, 83.. . - lii comeluenre of the second troop of Norfolk yeomanry cavalry,Clatalsuatided by Capt.sr.Gruatni KaUDSOAN• havingreceiveil his Royal Highness the Duke of YORK'S permission to bear his name, the troop met on Wedoesday se'nnight to celebrate the sninversi.sy of his Koy.il birth-dav and after going through the istsneeuvres and giving a fee-de-joie, they partook of a sumptuous dinner provided at the George inn, Norwich, where many appropriate toasts were drunk. and the day was passed with the utmost conviviality. The domains of Hanover, to the amount of two millions of titres yearly, have been distributed by Boa Arkin!: among his General* and Ministers. The following have the largest fronts : Berliner, BereaSolie, Mollify, Darer, Nev, Auger's's, Mumma, Cauleinroort, Divenet, /loon. tefell.re Lebrun, AL-velem, Juno, Victor, Foutlie„ Chaverispv, Dears, aril Crept. Several respectable inhahitsrits of Leeds hav ing expreued their earnest wishes to the M•vou, that a Monument be erected, by subscription, in the paridi church, as a solemn and perinalieet ex pression of their feelings ou the great and envious Victory of Talavera, and on the lots of their val iant townsmen, Itrigsrle-pia f jor Cap tain WA Luso, al' the the Gimp' lN who having, iii.early life, devoted themselves to this service of their country, and contributed to its glory on many me morable occasions, in different quarters of the world, fll triumphantly tit that glorious battle.— The Ma•ua has, in compliance with this general wish, op•meil books at the New-Rooms and News paper Printing-offices, to receive subscriptions. • LOVE 11.11) muramn. The American Papers cout.pti the following tragic occurrence : tbdr , eli, North Carolina, July ts. It has never fallen to our lot to retoid a more 'Arrigical occurrence than the following, whieli took place iu Halifax comity, on the .sth inst. A young man in that county, of the name of William Parker, had for two or three years paid his addresses to a Miss Griffin, awl the marriage of the parties was expected ; recently, however, Ali" G. had discarded I' . On the 3th, they, with some other company, dined at Mrs. Harris's, where Parker behaved toßards Miss G. with some rudeness. Ills conduct and some expressions which f•II from him excited her suspicions that he intended souse serious mischief, and she invited two of her fe male friends to Accompany her home. When they had nearly reached her mother's, Parker came out suddenly from an angle of the fence, and presentiug a gnu at Miss G. shot her through the arm, and lodged the contents in her side. She fell instantly, end the horses rode by the other young Wigs being hightened, they were also thrown. Parker then Began very deliberately to rebind his gnu ; the young ladies, bereft by their fears of the power either of Bight or resistance, entreated him not to kill them. Ile told them he had no such inten , tioo, that he was then tousling for himself, and ask ed one of them' for a corner of her shawl, for wad ding, which he tore off. When he ha I &defiled loading, he placed the muzzle to•Iils breast, and sprang the trigger with his foot ; it missed fire; be then necked the flint, and en the second attempt the load entered his breast-.-he tottered to the fence, against which lie kilned in mach agony, and desired the young ladies to prey for him; he then walked towards the dying . Miss Gri ffi n, and fell be side her. With expired in a few moments. Miss Griffin was a piling woman of merit, and the only child of a widowed mother, who heard the cries and firing, and wine to the pl ace just in time to see her daughter expire.— Porter was notorious for pomeasing a violent and ungovernable temper. On Monday Iast JOSIPII JSeYLL, Esq. M. P. for Caine, visited his constituents at that ancient and independent borough, and on the fallowing day that:mid Steward,. and Burgesses dined at the White Hart with their representative. The inhabitants of Staid), and the neighbouring villages have lately obtained a beneficial supply from an immense quantity of tine large herring*, which have lat.dy made their appearance upon that part of the Yorkshire criest, aad which extend along the dyne at the distance of about 100 yards from the low water mark. From :20 to 50 cob- Wes drive with their net, every night, and take from 1000 to 7000 per cobble. The ti.hermen say, that the appearance of the herrings in that quarter, at this period, indicates an approaching, productive fishery at Yarmouth, herrings at this season of the year tieing generally rilsseri ed to proceed in a south erly directioo. The mensal conference of the Methodists held this year at Manchester, -terminated ou Thursday. 239 Preachers rittended. Actual increase of Mem bers during the ;suet year, 1a,i00.--6,g00 in Eng land and Ireland, and 8000 in America. The num ber of Preachers received ut conference, after the four probationary years, exclusives of those in the districts, was en ; and the number of new , cha pels opened since. Isar conference, is stated to be considerable. One of the see belonging to the Ocean. of 99 guns, lately paid off at Plymouth, went to the Coach-office of the London lion, Fore-street. to take a plaee for Exeter, and observed to Mr. TAP PEN, the Landlord, that he wished to have the best Nitta. cost what it would : the next morning, the coach started quite full : itict, not liking to lie cooped up so close, began to grumble, and on the road swore bitterly against the coachman and land lord, for stowing; him in the had, when he bad paid tle best price for a place upon deck. Last week, XVII,LI AM CONSTABLE and It:CHARD COCKCROFT, two manufacturers, were apprehended at Hull, fur preparing to leave this kingdom, and going to America. Aii affray, of a very unpleasant kind took place in the sheets of Leeds, ou I liuniday night ; two mili tary officers, high in Illosisl,and flushed with the Tus can grape, seabed from their ludgiugs. in Boar-lane, betweesi nine and ten o'clock iu the owning, and ruadeu Inrious sortie 'iron the peaceable inhalations who were passing at the time ; to remonstrate was only to invite further violence, and consternation awl 'Homey were spread in every direction. The in habitants collected or considerable numbers. and the victors would heir ouosi become the vanquished, had not a gentleman, who had shared in their blow% gentrotety interfered in their behalf, and slithered them from the isupinsleig storm. But the truce was not of long continuance, the officers again sal lied final, and not sleiwnding oil their own strength, called out the guard, who charged the ;monk at the point of the bayonet. At this moment the Chief . Constable arrived Aad attempted to take one of the nacres into custody ; to resent this indignity he drew his sword upon the Civil Officer. who was almost instantly surrosnisled by the military, and conveyed in triumph to t h e guard-room, where he was confined, till the Chief Magistrate came and demanded his liberation. %Vs bear, and we believe from good authority, that the Mukist rates have de termined to couviuce these IBilitary heroes, that the laws of their country. which it is their duty to pro tect, are not to be trampled upon with impunity.— / Leeds Mercury.) Fifteen hundred .itlerino Sheep, taken Gem the farms of the Enauerur of AUSTRIA, lassoed lately through Augsburith, on their way to h'aris. On• Thursday last, a journeymen painter and hia wife, having returned from Peckham Fair to their lodgings, situated iii Peerless-row, City-road, could not make the people of the house hear; end he procured.* ladder to get in at the top window, when taking hold of a stone en the parapet wall, it un fortunately gave way ; lie fell on the pavement, and fractured his skull in so shocking a simmer, that he died while taking to the hospital. Sunday eveuing nt sorue children were at ploy in Piccadilly, near St. James's Church, a gentle nisn's gig vame up at the tune, oise of the children, a tine boy, about six or seveis years old, in running away from the others, went into the highway mid WAY run over by the gig. Some hopes are enter tained of his recovery. s NAVAL LYTE LUCE VC'E. POUTAMOCTII, Al:O. 27. Nothing **rived or Sitlied.—Thu otstwnid-booiliti POrtUgLIOW Metilterialleau tieutat rtunsits Co% es !tondo. 1•1.10101:131-DOCIL, AUCI.NT 25. Sailed the Senflurrcr,%itli two traiinnirta for Corumia. Its the oiling, the Mermaid frigate, with convoy from Ovorto, going to the esndward. Iu the eveuisig went ugaiu to the westward. AUGUST 26. Sailed the Nifr cutter for Rochefort. Arrived the Ilrunbr►, hixed armed brig, from the eastward. _ _ H. mans ut the Sound—The Cana, sloop of war, Lyra brig, Preruyante :aid Woolwich store absps, and Whitiug at homier. - . Remain iu Hamoszcw—The Milford, 74 ; Scipio., 74 ; La Rhin, 4. , ; Draid, 32 ; Acirou mldslouse, stoups of war ; Sandwich schooner; Dorset yacht ; Conflict guu-brig ; Adrian, hired cutter", and Eliza nail Jane, leader. AlilfurdTbr still go (loan into Cawsand Bay on Monday, when orders are expected from the Admi ralty, to send her ois Crowns! service. VARMulrril, AUG. 27. Arrived the IlhassoutA, with prisoners of %via oh board, from Ilnalliug.—Sailed the Gannet. a ‘RWICII, AUG. gi. Arrived the leopard revenue cutter, from Heli goland, with a "illy tinder eumuy. laden with mili tary stores and baggage belonging to the Duke of Brunswick. DEAL, AUO. 27. Arrived the Braila*, frigate, from Rio .Ignieiro. •-• The wind mum:: a little to the Northward, in duced the outward-hound ships to gat under weigh. Fier. p. tn.—They are all again coming for the DIVA 11% the wimp c..unt to the Southward. ye i t. !Jay ttt tt the Monarch, Hero, llernsae,and lIInAt , lU3S, for PI) mouth, with French amid Dutch prisoners, from the garrison of Flushing. About 1104:111, the sick /1.11:1, wounded. about Ifits in number, were landed, amid conveyed to the military and naval hospitals at this place. A great many army-surgeons are ordered here to attend them. Last 'light arrived a fleet of coasters and trans vh.rtsfrom Portsmouth, with water, destined for This morning, the wind shifting to the north ward, the outward boutad fleet, about 000 sad, get under weigh, under convoy of Ifni Al/tiled?* ships Acastn and Dolphin. Fear. p. in.—There is so little wind, that the ships have not cleared the Downs. WILL* du& e 6. The following in an extract of a leeter rreciTe I this week, by fir. John Fearii, of thin platae. tinted Gibraltar, it'd' July. lett!), giving II very distressing, account of the capture of the Lotsita Captain Howard, of this port, by two piratical eow-hoats:--- .4 sir —minima yeiterday received a letter from the Con sul of Majeure, relating to the loss of the Louise ifenniattn, I thiuk no tour ought to ble lust iii acquainting you with the fire dont suer. 'I he hi ig sailed from Majorca...it the 17th I:ay, with a cargo of Lowly, wine, and oil, either for this place or . England; after t h ey gut üboat two le attars flung the hued, two boats came towards them with Spanish colones: when they came within pistol shot, then tired a run, boated helmets eto lours, and ikn. dietely buareed them. I urn sorry to say, that poor Ciiptoin Howard. Mr. (•15.k, chief mate, and two men wer e killed t the gerund mote, live wen ' and three htipi gut into the beat, and ma.ls for the sh ore, leaving Mrs. Howard and a boy on Ima..d. They kept up a Leavy fire on the bunt, and wIYII.Iid the second mats in the arm, and n boy through the bAy, who expired in a few minutes after they leaded. I shall send you the Dinh'. declarations aa wow as I tan get !bens traus'eted into Eng. diet. The scowl, I expect, will be cairied tutu Algiers. sles.ll make every inquiry ammo-ming Mrs. Howard, and let you knu.. 1 alas tind that Capt. Howard bad • quantity of moue) in specie on board, also a nonabcr of book notes.' FROM I.LOT D'S LIST. •RIIIVFLI, In the River—the Old seta ; from Coil ; and Petst , e, Qtrinton, &ton Riu. At Itrisint—the Edwartl, --..., front Virginia _ . . . . At lloll—the piece .4 Brsil% Carter; dtaou Lest,r, , rind Endeavour, 'Beams, from Oporto. At Dumfries-110 C mention, 'Fenner, /ions Oporto. At Iliolske—the !lope, Pearce, from Illealua. At LiverinnA--the Olive Branch, Calder, from Boston; Bachelor, linker, (rum l.ahraulon• ; Royal Edward, Ander. son, f Prini e EJwswi's ; Samuel Bruldiek, rord, front Rio ; Jobs anal Mary, Ilausuo ; 4W Agnes, —, fru= New Brunswick. At Dubin—the Badger, Brim, and Rotlea, Newport, from Oporto; Harmony, Caricn , f 10317141C3; nod Mari, stephenson, from Charleston'. At Belfast—the II sigh Jones,At`lt !Axis, from Jamaica. At %kin Leone—the Commodore, Wyley, from Liverpool. At Corer—the Hope, Bayne, room Livervol. At Malta—the Sally, Orpbat, awl Addington, Johnson, from Liverpool. At Cork—the Bury Hall, —, from Jamaica ; Joseph, Parish, from Philadelphia ; Colombo, --, from Harris, from Boston ; Cuitm. Johns ; Lady Mont gomery, Truth, Parry ; and Barbadocs, from ilarliadut a. --- -~ TILE Mel RR ETS. COAN-ESCII.I — NGE. Avo se. This they the Grab arrivals of 1 , 1 htat in:lke a trileval.4 sappy. Early itt the &tension, fine eacaplss were at au adwince of i ihaut per quarter ; but ofterwerds, a i m s t y at Friday's priers. flukey and 'Watt oupp•wt the late ad vance ; in yeas and Ite.tiis of the two k oda I the Ist attutt. There are euttuderalne supplies. of Ilan uid Itha trade scarcely 111.1111l111111S last pricts.—Etuat St lb, Wq quatattias. Fine Autericau !thew's., CVRK EST PRICE OF GRAIN. " Wheat ••• • • • rib. 9". tote. Beaus .5i..614. Fine ditto lt).:s tons 'lick Beans ...... 464 St:* .04 Rye 54.. Sus. Oats fiSe. 30. .1(10 Barley 44. aW - Pdat.di. ..... ud 'Malt 74s. lles• Putatue mitt. to 4,te 51.3 Whits Peas e 90 . Kane S. rd (buiters) aOa . Fine Flour ....0M. is,. Grey Pots— 4 . 61. 545. Seesnuis . ..... 75a. am. UXBRIDGE. R.104 . 13,....T0tm5nAir, Attu. 24. W heat, per load. ~......271. to 311. —a. Pew de ..,i.ts. vol. to less. 1. d. Barley, pit' quarter.. ..... to 44i Oats 36a. to Its. Beaus PC , 4% seg.—ft!. to 5Ga. w-41 DIRT HS. On Saturday the luth iiist at Exmonth, the Right Won. Lady Llizabi th 'faibut, Lady of lhr Dean of Salisbury, of a nt. At s ,iill o Dorset, the Lily of Sir John W ) hlboro SinOn, 1:411 of • MAI Lily of the [try W Rant, of Plymouth, of • sun . MARRIAGES. tln Thatoilay, at &both Stuiscbatia, Philip Cipriani, Esq of the Treasury, to Mrs %Welles, of Herm Hill, Suothoseptuit. (10 the 19th ithitaut. at F1111111"11.11, Captain Ku kly, of the ship l'ulliogwoma, to M, Salk %Villiams, aged 13, dOlises• ter of Mr. William Williams, of that plate. Captain Meredith, of the Royal Hallow Militia, to Miss Appletree, near daughter of Wm. Applettee, L' q. of Dud diugtun, Oxfordaliiru. _ _ Itesterelay re'untglat, :t1 the par;sh rhureh of St. Ju Mirklegate be the Rr► James Rictsat auto, Nfr. Spruce, ht:ultreller, to Mary, yuungt at daughter of M►. %Vat. Harkin, all of Yeats _ _ PRICE OF TALLOW. St. Jaoset:o Market Se. oi ' TownTotiow Ago 6,1 —4 • Clare Mark. t Whitechapel Market 55 trod Mite ditto .. 91;% 't —5 • 1 per at, of o % b, —._ au ditto .... y.is ud •—• 0 11l ti l Netting Stud: moo 04 —..45 41 Average.... Se 94 Ditto rough 410 o. --s 41 (hares ... Good Dreto • 145 * Yeliew Seep, totis--nott c 4 t 205—Curd, i .. , ..19 Priv of COMMUN, per dozen, 141 - di-31 0w1.1.. .nll 641 i COAL MAIM F. r—A Vaal? MI. Shiro at Market. ti isips sold. . Price • tut ..Newcastle 97 ..Saaderlatal.. s 'I "Chien . . ed. to —a d. DEATHS. In Il,dh•s.strett, Dahlia, at the advanced are of s G G. Hoffman, Erg. He It. 1• a Gerni.m, and erot 11.1[a snag, ill life to I.elan4, where he Impaired of ample fortune. Ile was an cantina, Ihreettir of the flank of Ireland. Wednsday, in consmenevore of a htutise she *refired in a fall Cruses a lunar, a few days since, Mrs. Cupp, wife of Mr. Cupp, woolleu.waaufacturer, of Exeter. At I.lanthield, near Itestbin, aced 73, Km Elisabeth Ro berts, hewing survived only three months her yoomee?.t Mater, Mrs Ann Diplopia. They wit, the daughters and last cur. ririar elithlecia of Enhule. Roberto. Evl. Id 1.111111 hyulsl, by Mary 31assite, of Cothlunonn, in Hi, rinutity of (:healer, and in them is estiusegnishe 4 the name of au inupdahle, old, cud muieh.mpertuJ faintly. At l:owbeidif, the. Hon. Mr*. hielsoll, wife of the John Nielson, of that plum, and daughter of the Luc Vsa. count Ishturonk, of Irei.anil. Lan lv, at %.y.naih, the Lady of Laurence Lt'fisti.e, I:rnii. of the mills Wet Urn was. DICH WATER Al LONDON BRILS:P. THIS DAY. 3LurintS , leis aftrt • Ancteueui44mla atltt 4 HADDINGTON PItICE lIF GRAIN, AIG IS. Wheat had ■ ready wile, earl an arlrancc Liu the try price of to. 6d. per bull. but average pric, s ucarly as hr.' wet*. Barley about Is. exact ; brat 3lis. ; cancut pryers ;;‘,9. t• 345. ; best eats 325. currcut W icts apt to JOS.; pease aswl beaus .2us. lu 325. Wheat averax , •d ps. 7d. Wheat. trlev: (tau. Pear. Wass. Fine s.ss. 6.1. , id. its. ud 320. u.l ails. 0,1 Secuniii 51,5, Gil. .1 Pl. M. a (xl. J N ocl 361. rd Timed aim. ud. 3411. od. 07.. od. e7r. ud. els. eel PRICE OF Hops. /14414. Keot, 41. oe. to M. 54. Kent, 41. Ws 44. 61. 41. Nunez, 31. 011 41. 5e4447C. 31. afe. lo ♦l. 44. E444ii. ♦l. os. to ♦l. ito. Fardham,6l. --a. to 01. PAIOESOP HA.X. AND STRAW, YETI - EADAY. IT.J ormiTrcoArsit.. Hoy, 41.156.6 d. t 04.1 19s. oil. Ifny 51. ts. i, ill H. Straw, 11. 1911. I. iI. U. uJ. Aco, ul. 0%. to 01. ow Clover, 61. too. to 71.104. Straw, IL Ws. to • fiRITHiiIELD MARKET, Ave. in: The supply of prime beasts was this Jur very good, and the market, in other scoot-cis, exhibited • phew dot slots of rattle. listf, Mutton, Pock, and t.amb, said at last prices. Veal is dearer; and the trade; for the 1110111 port, sois souls what brisk. The sales in the Ilay 31arket arr.. pretty Leidy: Straw fetched a better price than Wriday's mai het ; Hay an 4 Clues, continua thesauseosa per last. We subjoin au no curate stastensent of the prices and "moths's. To sink 011406 A per stone of slit. j Beef. .....4s. Od. to ss. dd. Head of Call k, this day :- Ntutteel....4s. Orl to 54. Dti .t fv.. , ts Vesil....— 4s. 1.1. to 6s. 6.1. Sheep and 'Lambs... 19,5u 0 Pork 41. Mt. to Gs. 6d. Cakes ... ....... ... • 3*o Latalbi -ss. ed. to 69. 041. Pip 37lk HAY, ARKET. _ - - Bay al. tea od. to 61. too. od. Straw ...... Ise. od. to 11. s• at. anyer . ... .61. toe. rd. to 71 tsw sal N EVVGATE 'AND LEA DEN HA LL MAE LTB. (By tbe Carcase.) Beef se. 4d. to as. 4011. ,0 1 Veld • N. 411. to 6.. bluttou 4a. yd. to 4e. 14. P uc k - 6 s . od. 70 YJ Lush As. to 50.46. PRICE OF LEATit ER. Botts, sn to srAbs. ow* - 1914 to old pee Its. Ditto, ati b. WHY. each -43 d to 2511 Mereloo.t., Ito ks - told to etd thc‘sing Hiles - istl to I7,Sd F Die Coach Hides - 1914 to aid Crop Hides 45 10 54/144 &reclining t7id to tpd Ditto 30 10 40144 -19 d to eid Calf Skins se to sotto - vial to 3,!d Ditto to to 7ulhe - 33 , 3 to AA Ditto 70 to solhs - 3ad to mid &stall Seals CGeoisolsod) as od to as .Id 11..ai4e ditto Sioo to tfios per dna n. Yarned Hulse lades 194 S. VP. Per lb. PROVIZICIAL MARkZTS. CARLISLE 31AI Wheat at. al' Rye ..... Barley .9e. oel Pistol oe.Oad 13s od Cosmos ditto. Jos od nos Fissir 41 od Oa Meal Is lod k Illsolay ea id Rye Meal sd ,RKLT, Ave. 19. Beef ...... t• 74) STutton.... .. 44 to 1. I Lamb ..... f,tl to b.l }. &ntes ..... 74 to ...I I 0. rreseit Bunter IJw 10 14.: Salt Butter —.I to —.I) Plilatolouri to 4.1 prr hoop Grv..a pea y 4 per dot... PENRITH HAEICILT. Ave. go. Mira L. s g 21 . its 70 Rve or Quark, ) • 3 11i 0 I per Win to 1,2 Barley 2 g 6' Bushel. tie 2:4 Oats...— ll4 2 44 3;3 KENDAI. MAI Oats, per load, j . 344 od 7/ W. bush. $ ' Rest Flour so od t / Second .Itlto as sod 7 . ()sutural 34 4d •••• Poutoca,per st. Salmun, per IL 9d KET, Aus. i 9. Beef Mutton Veal 54 5 I Lamb Pork Etc, per duzco Butt, r, per II) PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. 2 per Cent. Reduced 2 per Ceut. Cumin& 4 pet Cent. I per Cent. Navy JD . L. n; Annuities Esebettiter Hi11y....... • • •••• • • •11 is pers. Igueleh lAbitery T tellan• • .• • ...... ytl. 17*. Coatliolll fin 4 11 T. BlSti, Stud( -ttruk tr, 4, Cortiliill, slid 9, ticariaag- crow M I:I:LINOS OF Clt LDITORS AP G1:11.1)11A1.1., TO •/•0111 /lOW. M. K. William Curtis, Hemier4aoe, \Vest Smithfield, •ales- Man - 1 1 , 1 Thomas Bengt.ll, Newman- .treet, Oxford-street, centelvmaker - - 9 It DIVIDEND. Dray too Moore, Dilations, Kest, late Parser of tbc Sir Stephen Lasbisgtos East Indiums LOND 4 IN .—Priniril by C. I'iNICIII, No 1, Cleme:Ws lon, mid published st the little•, No. 15, Back ,tSi C.colent Clots. la, *trawl, Icy .1 name place fyi this Pape, seal to the Ulkca, (poal•pioli, sill . 401, yl t. ode 1 141. rr. ' t r ■ i i~ t