The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1804-09-04 00:00:00

Irsawbi. HARR ATIV, OF THE NIeI I.' !JCS ACTIONS, TRIED AT MI LATE CARLISLE ASSIZES. (Cmstinued.) BATSMAN V. IBLISSON. This was an 'Ohm of trespass brought by the R.—. Mr. Bateman against Mr. Benson. tot g !rt.. en in unor of Coat-hill and Comwhinton. Mr. lierj , ant Cocictr.r, for the Pl.tintiT, said hi, would prove that Mr Bateman was lord of the ar"rrsaid manor, and conseluently is entitled to have &minim rivet the soil, and is invested with power to prevent stranyri from exercising any authority at these lands; this being the case, if a stranger not only usttr , , , s authority over the boil, but als;) k Us game, he is doubly guilty. Mr. Benson has been very particular in preventing Mr. Hatem in from shooting on his grounds, of course Mr. Bateman o,;lit to have been left in the quiet possession of own t but, contrary to this, after Mr. Henson s ..s discharged, instead of discontinuing his evil Bptelise, he said " I d•ot't care a straw for Mr. Bateman ; I will sport here till all his fat partridges are killed." The Jury have ally to find, accor ling to the evidence brought before them, whether Mr. Brnscn hit; tresi , ,msed or not. John Col.S.tri, formerly a servant with Mr. Bate man, was Cu: with his master in a field near Coat hil!, whet' , they met Mr. Henson, carrying a gun, 8.-. d acc..mpaoied by three dugs. Mr. Bateman rea soned with him concerning .:is ennsia6l, and dis. chi irge I him from corMnz there in future; natwith standing this discharge A- Henson continued his sport, and at this tips slot a partridge. The bo y knew the spot, atursaid it was on Mr. Batema n. grmund. Witnrss carried a wri tea discharge to Mr. Senro st hieh hesteat.. d with contempt On cro..s.examinatien it ail l eared the young man could neither real TIM wino, and yet swore to Mr. Bate m en's hand writing. ether witnesses were examined, who had seen th. '.vh-rre the bird was killed, but c:•11.1 not say toss certainty whether it was on th- nrope:ti of Mr. Bateman or Mr. %Joke.. Mr PA s IC, on the par c of the Defendant, stated, that Mr. &mop had had as much reason to complain the instmetions given to his Learr.c.i b tt.gd as has of the two insoulcitt causes bionght it-tc ; he sa.s the disci arges we e receire.i by Jenson with insolent contempt ; 6 , This could not be the case, ;“. 1 shall move they were received with silence. Al that the win:es:ses for Mr. Bateman hale l roe I amounts to this, that Mr. Benson killed a gar ridie. hut. tic hethrr it was on Mr. Bate to In's Of Mr. Ilooke's estate, they could not tell. The Ayr" i vo:11 be called upon m determine whether •frespats season the manor 4Coat-1:ill and Cum luniq4, or wheth_r lA tteroau is Lord of at, Igor ; at.d lastly, uhLthi.r the trespass was sits r ti*r give.) ?" The . I....,:trnedJudae. in scrinting up the evi.tcnc•, sai,a it mu:tined ur.ii the Jury w::etistr or not Ott y had any ..cricrts eitclion to the '•oy's evidence c.uu crrninr the sput where the ; , arti , dge The Jury returned a rerdia for the Dt "64131. 11 , TICIAN V. ZIRCON. "eras another naion brought by Mr. B e rr n against Mr. Daimon, for trespAssing nn firl.'•. bir Seaj.!ant Cocttrct., in opening the =tux, on Wolff of the Plaint{', animadverted upon the last verdin, and then reflietted upon Mr. Park's secL,i,y on Mr. Batsman's conduCt. He then observed, that Mr. BEernan, bavitg heara from his serva•as that Mr. 11,_!..0.t was continually trespassing on his estates, sent him a discharge on the 3d of Septcm ber, 1803 ; Mr. Benson, not regarding this dis charge, was found again trespassing on the 3d of December folloting: be Pt that time rece:ved a!tn. ther discharge by one of Mr. Bateman's teta..ts, and replied, I licishtr regard you ntr your mas ter." Hobert Colthard knows Quany Close, b..- longing to Mr Bateman t sates Mi. Benson in it on the 31 vi De:ember last, with three dogs and a gun. Witness went up, and told him not to ran"e there, as his master wen'd not be pleased; t.lr. Ben.on's a veer WAS as seated above. The Jury retuned a verdia fur the Plaintiff, Id. damages. The new hem Bridge, contraled for at Norwich, 1-.45 been partly crated on the scite of St. Miles's bridge : it is of cast iron. and built upon an entirely new ptin&ple, thotigh more simple than those hi. theft° adopted. The sides are panneled, and in the centre of each are the city arms. On • Saturday last Gcostor WILLIAMS, twenty years foreman to Mr. Gosccr, sugar.boiler, in WentWerth.street, Spital6olds, lost his life by a fall from the roof of the premises, his head causing in contact with a copper boiler, which split it in two. !Bs wife. half an hour after the accident, was deli verthi of twins,' and is in the most diActeted state of mind from the accident that her husband met with. Yesterday the Loan MAYOR, attended by all the City Ulliceri, proceeded from the Mansion !louse, at hull past sheen o'cl,ck, to Smithfield, asd p: ()claimed 11:irtholomem Fair. The Cly Marshals have been extremely af.ive within dust.. few days, in arranging the Police under their jitrisdidion in such a maaiser as will, we hope, afford security to the inhabisauts of Smithfield, as well as prate Rion to the persons and property of those indiscreet people, who are frequently induced, through idle cutinsity, to mix in this scene of lolly, and illereby become the prey of pickpockets and sharpers. Yesterday, about one o'clock, an over-drove ox a drove is London \Vali, and into the Moorfiads, fullowed by a large mob, seed a man, and brained him very much. ipeJ over the railing, and several pc.ople a down by their own pressure. From to up the City Road, where he did sorne A l got into a field at Holum, where he fastened to the tall of a cart, and a slaughter-house in Shoreditcli. Two , w.; %s era taken into custody for irritating imal. dining the time the Loa o MAYOR truing Barihnumrsew Fair, a master but- West End of the town scar hustled by s, oho rubbed him of 7,e1. which I.e to pay to a salestuar. for cattle he had warning. Poßrs4nuru.strrAt. Arrived the aryhound, Kt:venue cutler, from a crui%e. SAO the Fecon, sloop of war, and It ) , e cutter on a cruise off ll4vre Drnppeci dawn to St. tHen's, the Rerolutionairr frigate, with the nutward•hound East In.liAmen, South Seamen, And th- Rattler. Beimond, for JA maim. Wind, W.N.W. PLYMOVTII, SrPT. 1. Arrived 'the /fermi sloop of war from the 1V . ,..5t Indies; Driaur: man of war from Portsminth ; Pr:llerst man of n•.tr from a cruise; Lirq: Etta ,ref, Lacey, from I".lemel A.pG•alon, from Riga ; and Aisne Chri.eiena, -, from Ft cart ickstAdt. the Cowiveror, D love, Ajax, sni Le Tigre, men of war, to the Westward. Wind N.V. BRMHANI, •uti. 31. Anived last ev-ning, a small fleet ft.r Cork, under convoy of the Eleaner sloop of war. This morning the wind springing up to the eastward, they a:e again pat to Mt. A small smuggling schooner had the daring Impudence to come to an anchor in Torbay; but immediately on being sus peEted, the Officers boarded her, and found a quan tity of spirits. very artfully concealed. The sloops, Martel's. Star and Mors, with refreshment, for the fleet, have returned safe to this port. having left the different squadrons well, and the in-short division as u ual, in sight of the French fleet. DEAL, SEPT. 2. Arrived and sailed for the "liver, the Eliza Ann, Un;o•,,, and the S r Irit's,•ds Park, , ,rey, fiorn Bengal, with the East India pilot; they have capturod Le Velma French privateer, of In guns, and 75 men. 'the privatee , had eight men killed, and seven wonn , le•i; tho Cle;am had none killed or wcturded, to which ship the privateer struck. Arrived the Perceireate store ship, with a fleet Littler crorrov fro',, the Mediterranean, which are sale I for St4oz4te ere'k, to perform quarantine. q'•_ Prein . ,, ante remains in the Dawns, under gna t antine _ _ _ ..... Sailed the TY•rrer• , , Vo!romu, Sulphur, and Fury bron'hs. for She..rnrcs Arrived the V., :miss horn,. from Sheerness ; and the Iftroi"e arm-0 , hip, f• OM the River, and remains in the Downs, with the rcst of the ships, as per List. Wind S.W. V A LIMOUTH. ALTO. $ 1 . Arrived last evening the Primess.E , i:alreri packet. Can't. Kidd, with Nl.;ils from the I.e'swarJ lsiands, I rtv ;J.• .fr m 'roan la, nib news; this Jay the Trodtv-1. Dennis, from Bri.tol ; His Majesty's ship, Hollbee, of Ifi gems, Capt. Hill, from Plymouth, and the b Ci 3 der S; rwe: r Cnatesworth, with the Mails from New York and l tnenty-nine days from the latter. Sailcd His Majesty's ship L7,ly 'Vim'', on a cruise, a, did aissa the Gavot sloop of war, Capt. iss, and the Spainsh ship Cte l saird, Capt. Dc Vio lett.' fr,• Corunnit. /Jr r pl.cker, from Jamaica. and Ant:fond from Li•' o may be daily expeded ; the ?rifler Era• vt e:, Petry. was arrived at Halifax before the LOI aole. Spencer left it ; two English frig .tee a ere 1.1 eking ttp the two French lying at i ,v. YARMOUTH, MT. 1. Yesterday morning passed by this place, uader emir": of the Lion armed ship. a Large fleet of ships for t! HAW.: : airy were join !A here by the RJ/j, Sprhtgall Wia Brand', Newton ; and EJ,Nrqd. Crow. STATEN:ENT of t'•' DISTRIBUTION o :NAVAL FORCE, to the IA Ito If the Bgl vAist. Lint 30's lo lk.rt anti fitting 4:4,4 . la o.e Eng;, Chao- n •b... thr. 11)•wts, S eta- otts. At th • West 194ut Hlan b , god on th, p ,eu x , . OntbaJa I.l . aautwo. . A aeries ■•id Newfound and -ta- tie C of , :.11 , pe, FAY Ind e.., AM , d tits of Airi. a ..nd (..:o)Notar MA.t.t.ra . yo and on 1 liuspi;al and Total in Convini-si , m 100 Rcreivi,.; Ship,. Se vmealill and repairwg for Serv l.. 1.. 0.-linarr EtkiLling. l5 Taal 7Bl STATE OF TOE DA DIN 4RY Pnrhimottth 2? P•ymoutlt CAthaii 27 Sheernebs 1 I I ICA 5 9 41 23 I 99 ,T EA I 2111 1 'Cif ru 3$ 5"4 1 14 7 :32 124 41 BO bfis Jris( , 1 16 ; 4 1.3 6 it 1 4 I 4 14 I 1% I 62 4 Spa ' rot. 5 44 5 44 4 i 5 j he Thal.... 70 I 16 1 5J I 27 l 1.0 We und..-st Ind that Captain CA‘lritt I, a•ho fought Li( ot. nn Sunday Ne'nni:_tht, at Shornclitr, died nn IVAnestlay evenirg, in c.•n sequence of the wounds he received. Lieutenant Dc drt.sr If was second to Captain CAMPIIN.L. Captain GORDIIIS to Lieutenant TEA stag. They were all in the , ;.sth Refl.: resins nt. Lieutenant TRAY Les and the seconds have absconded. The following Extraf from a Circular Lc'tcr, dated the '2 fitl t C Auguw, and addressed by Lotd H wErs licit' to the Imrd Lieutenant of the West Riding of Yorkshire, contains information import:rut to all Parish Officers and Chnrchwardo:—, at present engaged in the Re-roiling Servict under the Perma nent - Force : " I WO ct ••:11,1ni!elt to sire. r • to sour Lor !ship Ills Mar a•T T 1.1 , t-ti • 1.14 c •• is. crud produced usl:r that Act (44 (:.o. 111. cap. t by Cuurehnaccl*, 4 l, and to,cer,„ I ty• ..per v.• i as r yuitini by list' 2 - A! Cl.m,c thereof, to t.i, ir lug atte.o.il; anti that thr t." l ""tY of t" V.lnea•ii directed to Err 144 to him cni suc:i atteatation, and the like vim nu hie being internuvEas .!v •;.prowrol, vhotEd .re paid t. 1.,•11 tog-ti.,: In tare MIT, as 50..4 a. he I:a:1 have t , i 1:, r v artc.t.sd, but not bet..re ; a. C.I••S h ice fr , ..v. i,• re recruits, after having iv..! tlrt two ;too , v • ••I to he i aid tr tr... on thew b•ing,to h n. t,4 cons , quccre Lase unfit for •4: 00". hr ofEcer :ted by Ilk Ka .ty 14t,:taiit to the 0; tbit Act abtive-ateattoutid." NEWGATE AND I.EADEND.LL NIAKALIS. B• the eltrAse. Bed 9e 6.1 t. 4, 11 , 1 I Vaal . 44 44 to fos Od Mott ,1 8. 4,4 to 44 lid P0rk........4. OS to S. 4d Lam!) 4. OJ cob (d BIRTHS. On Saturday week, the Lady of M. C. Maerreil, Eget of a son mid h-ir, at hi. -eat - it Eyeanghans, Yerkrhire. On the 14th u!t the Lady of Lieutenant Colonel Hugh D. Impeftiug Field Oakes of tho Lly.rywol District, et a daughter. _ _ . 41. A vamp - way, 4' ran out of a quarter of N where he toss • He then leap were thrown thence lie ran aid was taken, brought to a young (Mow, the per anin lesterlsy, w proclaim cher at t:.4: V some lisieVei was going to bqpght that BOROUGHBRIDGE MEETING. This Meeting was never so numerously attended, nor do we ever remember so much betting : indeed the races were mostly well run. Among the com pany present we noticed the Earls of - Darlington and Strathmore, Lord Barnard, Sir Frank Stan dish, Charles Brandling, Esq M.P. and his Lady, ‘Villiam Charles Fortescue, Esq. M.P. Jonathan Raise, Esq. M.P. Lady Goodricke, Lady Liddell, Col. I larvey, Mr. C. Norton, Mr. H. F. Mellish, Mr. O'Byrne, Major Kington, Mr. Hotham, Mr. Richmond, Mr. J. Wardel, acc.—A number of parties from Harrogate attended, also Col. Thorn too. and a large party from Thonwille-Royal. Wednesday, Augusr 29, sweepstakes of togs each, for three years old colts, Bst. 21b. and fillies, Bst. Two miles. Nine subscribers. Haidie's grey colt, by Oierton • . I Mr. Watt', b. e. bmt her to Vile, by Weasel . 2 I.ur,l_Straltnvyre% bay colt by Mr Peter Mr. Walrait% ba colt, ti;.ot, ripator . Mr. W. N. W. lb -a-it'. br. colt by Buuinl, . 5 6 to 4 agst the Oveiton colt: The gold cup, value i 00gs. a subscription of togs ea h, with Bugs added, the wir.ner received the sur plus. :;.mile heats. Twelve subscribers. B most i's bay filly, Suctan,3 pis old, 7st. 71b. 2 1 1 14.411,11i11eS bay colt, Adam, 4 yrs old. 7st. 71b. 3 3 2 Lo Me isettoo's br. colt, Doncaster, 4 yrs old, 7st 71b 4 4 3 Mr. Mel•isY; Sur;ms.", 6 yr.. old, 84. 111 b. . 1 2 dr . . 5 to 2 on Susan, 4 to 1 agst Doncaster, 5 to 1 agst Adam. and 100 to 4 agst Surprise; after the first heat, 5 to 4on Susan; after the second heat, 2to 1 and 3 to 2 on Susan. 'Thursday, sweepstakes of lOgs. each, for all ages. Three miles. (6 Subscribers.) ....... . . , Mr. Wholes biy colt, Little 3ozy, 4 yrs. old, 7,t. 7lb. 1 Mr. W. 'luteltmsott's bay mare, Spitfire, 5 yrs. uld, 84 31b. Lori DarlmAn.m',l3mr 4.3 t, bv Ormond, 4 pm. old, 7st 71b 3 . . Even betting on the Ormond colt, 2 to I against Little Joey, and Ito I against Spitfire. The Or mond colt 6.1 l lame in running. The Maiden Plate of SM. for three years old colts, Bst. ‘.."lb. fillies, Bg. Two mile heats. M. Wa'role. hay cult, S . . . Ir. Watt's bar eult, braihel , to See Vue Mr. W. N. W. Hewett's br. twit, by Buzzard . . !, 3 Mr. Th., •ip...u's black tils b‘ Pitch . . . . J 4 Mr hes e..lt, S.r S lrtey. . . . 2 s 5 too against the brother to Belle-Vue ; after the heat, 6 to 4 on the brother to Belle-Vue. Friday. the 591 for all ages. Three-mile heats. Mr. '4li.b.ry celr, Link Joy, 4 yn old, 74t. 1011. Sir H T. Vroe's br. hur,e, lisgsrossi, 6 try old, list. 12ib. . . . . . . . . . 2 dr 7 to 4 on BAgsnun, who fell lane in running. CHESTERFIELD SI FE rime, WIDISVIDAY, Avo. 29. Sweepstakes, of 3gs. e.tch, for all ages. One mile huts. (9 Subwriber..) Mr. C:iftl . llbay filly, Joiephina, 3 yr.. old, 64 111 b. 1 1 Mr. it ~.I*. br colt, Sir Rowland, 4yr.. ol.1„ 74. 121 b. The .501. for horses, Etc. Two.mile heats. Mr. Clifton% bar c ' by Sir Pet e r, dam by ?cows, 5 y , . 74.8 b. Ur. Carr) 1 Mr P:01!1;i•lo c. by Moorcru.:':, 3. ri. old, 74. 81b. 3 Mr. T. Milner's b. f. Violet, 3 yr.. u 1,1,74. ft 3 Thursday. the .501. for all ages. 4-voile heats. Mr. Kirby bay min., Prirbro.e, r %r, 81b. 1 1 Mr. II rna ogy colt, brY H • 'fluor, 3 brt. I<lll. 3 Mr. bteph4:AJ.i's bay Illy, emtatl,l!rs old, 7st 41b. 2 3 SPORTING t4TEI.LIOENCE L/TRA. First day of Doncaster Races. Lord Fitzsrilliarn . 's Orville, against Mr. Mellish's Stocktvn, 200 gs each, to carry tlst. 71b. each, four miles. Lord Darlington's I laphazard. Rst. 81b. ag%t Mr. Cartforth's bay horse, by Traveller, out of 7st. 71b. Soog% four miles. _ _ Mr. Nleili•7l's bay colt, Smell% by Don Qnixote. against Lord Darlington's browo cult, Pavillon, by Waxy, both risi,.g tour years old, to rim at Lvweb on the second day of the races, I. t./..4 four miles, for 34Ougi each, 20UOgs forfeit. ?yttrium IN TIMM/M.IOE [STR•. DONC %salt, IS')&. The day to be fixed on the Monday. Mr. C. Norton's Quid. by Star, Bst. 31,. against Mr. Thompson', bay c It, Newcastle, by Waxy, 7st. 71b. two miles, 3(X)gs, h. ft. smurif FIELD, Niue IDA,. SIPT. 3. To talk the otial—pt.-t show of Bib. R •er 4s 41 to 5. 41 ‘'d 11. s+ 0,1 to 8s 64 Mutt..a....4. 61 to 5 . 4.1 Pork 4s Od to .51 4d Loth .....4s 8d to 5s 44 Head et CV ll•eit., ab o ut 24X:0—S1 ink this Day, iherp and laintri, tO,OOO PRICE OF Lk:ATM:K. !Wilt, 50 to 5310. each 23.4 to 114 d Dims, 60 is 651). inch 244 to 115,1 Nora+ 4.4 &wits.. Od fit 221 Me—a ti 11.1.... 22 3 1 to V. 3) lime C , ,tch Hildes • , 1 to Y5l Co. Iliiet Cu clittitig 2 to 24.1 F,..t tl,(l,it ir • 2•2,1 to 2XI C- 1 rSk Ins 10 to Mb p-t Down otd to 114 d p a t ~ :p0 to 7011 i... ttld to 11.1 1 i DT . '., 70 to %N. 2ld to 90,1 ..- X n.ll Sea'.. ',Gr.. :,114 id). 4:4 to :NM :. Lave ditt . lt 04 t.. Is). per Dunn. Cie, OSk oi. Tanood Hem 11,140. 1111 to fro pot Hide RAW lIIDES. Best Heifers and Steen, I..tst;te. 3. 141 t.. 4, 44. 14,1i4.1noics 1 Id. to 3. G. , Onit.try Malt.t Cal — 104. 14 Eng4sll Hone P,lt• 24. 04 to 2s. N. !Antis Skins PRICE 101' TALLOW St. Jam.... Market 4: 6.1 Clare 114..e... , t 4s 64 Wll;tert , ,;,e1 Myket 41 51 Per Sonic of 1.615. - 1')• Aerna;e race 4. Std Towo Ruwit (C...1.)...7.3 04 74, Of Ru- :ad.. So.). 69. GI 60 , Ilttolough Gr4v Good Dreg. ll. Yellow S• lip, 42.-.lfutlotl, 90.--Ceml, 94.. Fri ui ...e; 4 1.. 1 I N. (1.1.1404.41., 1 3.. J. CO U. I XCII k\(W, SLPT. 3. Co',. th, peg Chaidrou 511 61. Dais - , e ,•) 43.. 61 SstsYktim•i, 1, el.kiron 41. GI. ih.svcad W Hukts4iceekets at pia. 64. The trek arrivals of Witt/4u° clay are not vet,. nantern: rather better price than Our l a st is obtainedfur prime 'ant i o , t . lte a r nd qu i: l n it u ies w a r t d l ea itt re le r, di a ff , er a c r i e tczdl .. and ry hut a: rives, bat L.,, tew at ba,. flats till collie as of late, in .u..atity sap 4y, mute h,glirr itr. ; to be ,caddy °balsa". The pike of Fl.Jur quoted neal ) 4 oar CURRENT PRI: Wheat 43. 60. 694. Fine do 714. 72.. 61. Rye 5,:..^5. 01.1 Bar:ey .314 364 01. Malt 65.. 724 Od . White Peas 460. 52.. Oki. Grey Peas 404. 42s 04 Or GRAIN. Nuns 404. 444. 04. 'Fick lie.il,‘ ....al. an. 04 27., an, M. Pnlan.h. Rape 411. t,l, Fine M10ur......544 Ss.. 01. Second. • • SO• S 4. '4. RV. ['URN OF WNEA loaludtikg uuly from the 20th of au:v.lllly to t s. d. 237 Quarters at 85 175 -- at 8 $ 136 -- at 83 40 -. at 82 1163 - at 80 106 - at 79 16 - at 78 6 1121 -- at 78 523 --- at 77 1444 - at 76 754 -- at 7.1 651 at 74 373 at 73 749 at 72 Total 10:00 Quarters tis.losl Nigher th T IN MARK LANK, Augutt to the 23th at A ugur , 11.11avw Act. S. 45 Quarten at it 503 a t 70 190 --- at 69 186 at 6s 345 ..-- at 67 SO at Gs 430 - a t 64 407 ----- at 6.1 204 ----. at 62 99 ----. at 67 ----- at 6f) 80 at :,3 60 at 5C., "—stymy 745. 11;4 lan last Return. A RETURN OF FLOUR, From Aug. ►6 to Aug. 24, from Ott Cockst Office. Sacks. s d. Sacks s. d Sacks a 4, 2 75 1.1 24 6$ 6 100......,06 g 19 74 0 554 ,68 0 3.35.......6 ) 4 11465 70 0 11.. ... .67 6 65... • ...50 0 395 19 0 213.. . .67 0 20. 55 0 And 15 Sack. at 50. MI Sacks.-.Avera4. td. hither than last It Tout— 3'.? d 71 to 694. CA. teturii. XBRIDUE The Ciro lospt-flor'sketuloFonThursday. Auguo 41, Virhea, pit loaf Barl7), per qr $4. Od to 4ds GI IL' , so. Od to 541 04 15.. ms 40s Od to 444 Od PU4.t .404 Od to 44s Od PRICE OF SEEDS I DT PI Per Cwt. Red Clover 31s. to 94: White ditto 3A. to 10fk Trefoil 2k.. to 3,!.. t;.ir•sway 68s. to it, 121. to 14s. PRICE 11%011. Ke.it 51 44 to 311 1N Stsi=e% .31 04 to 51 10s Essex 31 Us to 31 12s Old Duty HUCF: OF HA f AND STRAW ''OAT. •ATI -ST 1 I 1111. 5 4. WIII ?RCN PRI. I fay 31 Os a4l 10s Hay ..41 Os aSI is Straw 11 I3s a2l 24 Clover Os a .6! 16. Clever 01 $a 01 Os Straw ..,.....11 8 a 11 17. Y..sterd la-44,444 at the Public 0 OF IRISH STOCKS. AUGUST 30. a.r. Deb. fq pt.? cent. 671 nr. Deb. 4 per cent •• Canal L,.ran. 6 per cent 965 1:04 1 / 1 SE I.lli EXCHANU , , FRIO4I, Auovse 51. A nauerelant .... 58 1 U• 1 lve< Ihttet at Sight.. 37 6 - N4,-le , Rotterdam C. F.. 11 19 2 U. Lobo.* liamburith..... 35 10 tilf. (7 0 vote Altona 3) 11 2 1U.1 Dwisiin l3 Pare. I d ty's JAVA 2.5 4 Ulu. Bont.leAUX •25 12 ' i Portugal Guld WOW. Malr:d Dietr. Calm ..- in Paver I her Dollars Dno 1111'..... • 3)1 New Louis each .... 0 011 Legnorn Gem.. 4ll 41 per Cent. Maisel nu Lundeen ( Aug 29) llll Belteeet oil Lueed.ret (Aug. 28) lielfast nu Dulrlin (Aug. 26) 71 61 61 dais. I. s 4. H.GII WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE, TIES DAT. 24 du. after 2. MARRI ‘GF.S. On Sattirday se'infight, at Podicelinet If,rsc, Sc .t l red. Dugs4.l Ctmpb•ll. Esq. ni Sltar.ingt in, to MlaS J. Radix, daughter of the floss. L. rd riu•sday morning, at St Ebbe", Oxford, by the Rey. fY^• Larry, C.,ridt Church, Toon) s Fox tiricknell, Esq. WIN Unfoal, or Mire Sitotox, deognter of the late T Siostolr Eaq. of It minglani. On Tueeday last, at Oxfo-4, Mr. W.n. Delarnotte, of Thl Rsval to Miss Gage, grand daug:iter of M s. rpriv,Oxfordnoire. On the 45th u't. at Ilfra.-orolie, Robert Lovell Jenkirv. fy. Caidatri in the ku. el Miners, to Min IVilhelm•na 11.Sei daunts. ot no law Rev: Richard Hole, Rector Of Fel toll , ' 'or ut DerostAiire. Thm,..13, last, at Ringwood, Sir.lowThEyl.e. !Kit Ca'. II oi tbs Royal Maw!, t• Mies P.etford, dau;:. rul t ue hp, J.Li q. of RiAnoi,a Waltham. tJn Sunday were, .1 Si. Niclioia: Co etc'. LtrerP R-s. I. Pugh, Mr W,I a n rename, Leader Of the 141:4 at care •.. eliat for ,to M Sall!, of the 1.1111 • Ttleatre. At I :4-ettani to Wednesday t. e ult. Mr A..'h • Saki M.,t4 .ten,jul G:a•gu..tmMe , bell, daughter ut Ca.upbe:l, Lsu of Gen.."( At Dalle.C.. K.. Ea: 4. a...ten:he se'nnight, J .11n IPC na "1 F 44. 10 Mi . “ I Yuille, daughLr of the I.r.e lie r:e 1 utile, of Darielth, on the :7th inst. at Greenhead, Mr T'' •• C 4 ,11 1 ,, Ilerbertehire Petuthrd, in Min t I • y.nagest daughter of Mr. Alexander llzadry, IM kTI IS. , at llud,tersheld, Mfrs. II :le.§ Stanton, is .fe Ad* Jolot Stsolon, Matuivr of 'clonal Prot:metal %Vedomlss, agml isihn 1311.141.1. , • .• dener to Issac Lwthates. Esq. of 11,:tun.lo-otr.vt, st , t Ile was •,•itted with Vi A. 9.11 pit in his hind about - t nine .11 t ,e morning, and expi.sd about three in th..•.t: tt • ;easing a wife and taw. dr Urn., to hot. n. Lis t On the 13d n*.t. Tho n,s Button, E l . .1 01, Woihni.la It, Yo-k, in the .4 h yeut of his r„,•••• Laat r 4, at Ifalweil, to Dorsetshire, ISta,tl:a Re . .. • A h a woman (with h.- Itu•h.tul, was in the batt:e tol, ten y. 17.1:4 and was mu. h noticed her intseindnf a " humine .ittenti..tis to tin I , S i t , L .th , 2.11 th ult sudelAnly, st Sion Timm, La mina •F, W.Vtasi Stlintbss, Esq. Insia•rtur•Genetal of Ten , . Gw th, catiner of h't twrset . . LONDON ..-.4'au..te I I)) (1., DA% wit ;N. No 3,1. ' •L•, St. Centletit . ., 0/01 publistml by W. WEN of it. Cipment's Str ‘. 116 Vt i " 6 " 1114 VAL.., kc. (post-paid) will b4JJ'y att,vt 1 1 4 2 IROUGIi , !TAIL. Per Bushel. Turnip......... 14s. to 22. 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