The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1822-09-10 00:00:00

~: ■ _. w. •••• • :• • SVICIIMS. I tensiontstrnck him 'even] mimes on his arm with so. umbrella. He sprints{ his rattle, rind, with the aeeittooce. of another watchman, he took the baker add the Defendant to the watch-house. • 0 t bit eases-examination by Mr. ADOLPINS, he said that the constable of the night at firm roe feted set take the charge a g ain s t th e D e f en dant, but hr imisted'on it. and he wrote it iu the watch house hook himself. When the Defendant was "teemed to the Police-office the Magistrate directed that they shoitld retire and settle it ; but he would '• not, 24 the Defendant only offered him 7s. 6.1.. and he wanted• It The Defendant might hare said that he would sooner give him 7.. lid. than have 11 , 1 more trouble about it. The lowish did not in 'diet him—he had done it himself. fie was quite certain that the baker bad Ina c.,at off while he held him by the arm. Thomas Camp. another wa.chasen, corroborate 4 the evidence of the Prosecutor. lit *cow e r to a question pot by the CHAIRMAN, he said he was certain that when the Defendant wreck the Prosecutor with his tombrell... the latter had hold of the biker by the collar of his coat, and daring the whole time he never saw the baker's coat off. Mr. AlbOLPlltill, Counsel for the Defendant, stated, this was a charge of that nature which they were too often in the habit of .hearing of—thud of watchmen preferring (hears sgainet respectahle yowl men in hopes of getting money from them, nOwing that they would rather equender their mu &fey thlith be brought before a Court ; and if the IF,trosecutor.bed not been tee extravagant in his de. mantle, he Weald base succeeded in this case, foe his client would leant given hies 7a. 6.1. 'sooner than have appeared whirche did th.tt day, although he • had nit committed' the shadow of .• crime. The Prosecutor had told them ii his evidence that the ' Defendant said, •• Mill the Clusekia." He would prove by a moat respectable gentleman who was in • company with the Defendant that such an rawer. stun AA not fallen from his lips. The expression watt 'tot • new tone, but lied come into use through • very lively and entertaining publication called Life is London; and in every instance since, where a watchman hid preferred a charge against a gentle man, he always load the expression put in his mouth. So with the Prosecutor here; but he ought to have followed the author ef the book further, to where he gave a description of the watchmen in their eonver. - . astral, where they cursed the gm, as from its bril liancy they could not get a job, and if it was allowed to emoting, they must starve, for they were often for a fortnight without a broken head ot u broken lantern, to enable them to get hush. issevey, and that their whole business. on account . of the gas, wits obliged to be done iii holes and corners, where they could not be observed. The • Prosecutor had told them lie wits ready to take liash..mottey. but that the Defendant. knowing that be had not broken the peace, would not Abed sof , firieittly. He was ()liked to the Learned Chair man for putting the (petitions which he did to the Prolocutor sod hit witness. One of them swore • pontively that dm baker wan without a cost, and the other swore-.. positive that be 11..11 1/11. 011. After soch a color:Amnon it would be only aftrtmling the Jety to ask them if they would believe on. word of the other part. of the evidence; but if they did, Le had witnesses, and most respectable owls, that wias.l4 coortedict every word they had land. Time Foreman of the Jury said it was onnecessary Sot the i.earned Counsel to tall yrsttivaort, as their editadiassere mule 11 11. _ _ - They iftoradiately brought in a verdict of A%ot • Gritty. • • . •miinam— • O. Wednesday sennigbt a person residing in Smith Rath . snowdstreet, Eatioheargla, pat • period to his eitimease wish • Define cusanaitieng the rank sees he kicked the dour steno apartment. A precogaiion hes helm lakenbe roe the Mni, on she ease of the deceased. which as yet is erupt in considerable mystery, be leaving beer altugmber malusion herr. His name is V. D. liner, which was whims me • slip of paper found in hi. wallah-um pocked, sad which had the • mapearsoce of heirs just placid tittre; but letters found en his (tusk Irma a (ritual ha Lundoo afford little clue to be documny of Lis connexions. L. one lesser the subscription foe the umily of she Use Mr. Emery is eneasinued, and a ' yam, lady's benefit is alluded to. Thu correspoodent of the deceased espouses a hope moo to see him. The kites, were all addressed to At Post-ollee. The only person who med . local! upon him was a gesitleman with whom he collimated so intimacy during she voyage bona Imodur, and who at• tended him lu the grave. The deceased appeared lobe •Miut tnewly-five nr twasetysia years of age, of agreeable manatee, regeslar habits, aid discharged his 1041gieg . eapeams punctually. He was , snuck eugagrd is tubing drawings of the scenery in this maglabourkuud, but wheeler foramu.rmrnt or prubt dour out appear. He has loft a small bat genteel nordrobe, sad V 14s. in cash. The efetal act was coaanaltied heevreeo nine mot tee u'alock in the materwiees, by one of a pair of wee pimple ' • the ether was fiewad loaded. The unfortaaste gentleman hod placed hien leaf before the pious, anal put she morale of the fatal wrap,. iWlehadi ear; be livid .boat so hone, but during that period was seise insensible. His remains were Maenad ma Sahara ' day, sod admitted to the grave by a respectable cow. . Atiother melancholy isstswee of so icide ocesered as Morm lag aide, near Edinburgh, a foe daps age. The wire of a ' roamer there, the mob's- or four Andrew, ►ut • period le Maw etirisence by cutting her Moat wish a risor in a shock - . _ seer meaner. RAe had twittered sitar of aberr si ion of taielleei, meet was suspend ley her hieshastel of meditatiaa • desists assiast her Wet he had not lame wattled tee horse rhea ehe emalappr woman, afire asses; her ebtest daaaleter her 'Wiriest, *Poll her teut,and th.o leistk the uppottusity of eeeillisting the &LA set. We err eaticerteed to state, that • reticule.) oho once eel • 'par i g u.• a merrhaut in Lire, pool, as e•eue of Si. aria wt . G. and H. 11., Iris rereaely terminated Lis extsteemee tat Quebec, le celistquraiCc of embarrassed CifC111111•11111tel. IVAIVAL 11% TA LLIGENCE. PORTSMOUTH, SIIPTEMORIL R. Arrived the Redwing and Reticule troll a crime; Wiwi pass from New tiouili %%stator Loselest haw, Norte% frum Atmliwrratitag. ; and Tryptiests beat Bailors. Also arr,,ed ”neertlay the Triton, M ireitvii; sod Fredericton, Barnett, Jail Wad*. IS Si. Jobu's. firwfsaaudlantl. • PLVIIIOIIIII, PCPTV.MBER 7. Arrived Om Repos, Goddoo, Amu Romeo; mid Timm, Carter, (tom :aro. rALDuokm, 'irrational" 7. Arrived and sailed 16e George, Deeper, hunt Loudon for aretra Lampe. hurled pesserdsp the Duke of Kent packet for Lisbon. DIAL, 'artiness D. Arrived earl waited for the River Ike Coif* abilde„ from V.rgirbis ; Itakridel,Johueou, frost Quebec; W Vellum, Orker, (r.. Pori-au-Prisee ; Trafalgar ; Wither, from Mheinnii sad revered .Intro, partieullms oerikairs. roolvorsk adsio bf etuedrary woods the trilfiid, Howirotod, 4"eleatla7i sail &West, Read ; for itiotioillaillte. TO me EDITOR OF THE BRITIRII PRESS. ............ !nil—Toe casuset fail to hare eked that the public tatinstiou of Isle hos brae mach setireeted to • speeslatioa sow carrying on ie Foreign Tolle*; it report speaks trine, it has for its object the sooe•polyof the whole supply of this article for some cossiderable thee to eorae—whether such scheme is practicable or not shill moil now stop le impair*, bet se • plain miller of fuel alas, I was h•pH to riboeive i■ your Paper of Sitar.lay last, • matesneet e< she Apply and consosoptiost of this article for the last two yews, and a■ Deepens of the amply for she coolie, season ; it tetables the public Jejurage fu► themselves epos shot view& tie wheel* is eutertaisteel, and whist is likely to revolt Cr.. the pre. aeration of is It will 4e in their reesteeeliee thee are at t em pt wipe Ina& lain season so raise t►e priors of Ikaap and Candles 40 or 60 p►r cent. bet it did pot osseeted; It only prodeced lower prices than nested before; and I de hope, Mr. Editor, that a similar result rill attend the attempt which I ashierstaad is now meditated, fw where there is ■o actual diminution is the supply (sad as regards this article there Astas appear to ree to be an excessive supernbisdonee), all the necessaries of life should bear • reistilis the quarters loaf remains as ed. to 7d, and prime beef and mottop is to be had in an oar pablie markets at 4J. to bd. per lb: I I, Sir, cueeeive why we s►ould he called spots to pay an extravagant price for those articles wbteh art me necessary to the comfort sod eleanlinen of all classes, and more particularly so to she lalmoriteg part of she eamulueity. The time, foe iworsopuly and high prices are elite by, sled, it b le believed, for ever. AN OLD HOUSEKEEPER. Box ERS. .11111.• Cyrna Davis, in NMI ha the challsaga .1 Mat Caspar, says—" I 'wild Irish fipr Coupes se asst. alitre I slight ninst ►im to leaks a deposit, as my marsiey is ready, s. fight his the aantr day dist Martin as 4 Rafael] fight, at that of Srilig and Neale, for 100 sove►eigns, and Out leas." BAILLOW ♦HD JOSHUA Hutstos.—This beille (ow wide% the (stare pugilistic fame of the cusistrywies depends) will take place this day, within, tIH wiles of the sietropolia. Barlow is decidedly the favourite; although a number of the • Ofd king gem" will elks' so Josh. for him game qua/wire. The cosistryitias, it is said, is hie trial ref-fe with the first sputter ow the list, was est fossil woolen ; and this typist has gives hies a good lift is t►e opinion of the eameteere. Thu .paling ~14 are ire the alert tespectiog the @vest. PLYMOUTH DOCK. Sarum's' 7. The Navy Board have been officially employed in the Dock-yard, every day during the present week. Yesterday the arrangements respecting the discharge of clerk. from the differeut 'Aver, and the classification of the remainder, were carried into effect. The clerks disinimerl are— Messrs. Pleadnell, John Grills, mad Joseph fterdwood, from the Cheque Oita; Thomas Gill and William Grills, Storekeeper's Gem Leddrs, Tioshrr.llllantnes Office; Whams, hlasirr-Aftriadames Offset; Tucker aad hisiler.ltleasurer's Office. ------- ------- - - l'he clerks retained in the various offices (43) are separated into three classes. The number of the first class consists of five. viz. Items Brigs% Caakeeienneaer's Oars; Nasokivel and G. Fleeter, Cheque 0160 e; T. Jelaaer aad H eaeuek, atertireepres Office. The at/Nissans of the salary of this class is 3001. which is to be int:reined 101. mtually. till it shall summit to 4501. which is to be the se-Arafura% The second class. of twelve clerks. the mist/own of whose salary will be 1301. sod the rivaxisisia 3001. t• he locreased upou the sane pr►uciple as observed in the first elm... comprises— Messrs. Tom, E. Poster, W. Pike,. and •S. Parsonere, Cheque °See; Dem, Cesessamiostes's 011iee; Morris, Trait, mot Trickey, Storekeeper's Olise; (looter, Hasler Ship. weight's Office; &aile', Timber kbeeter's °See; Patty, Wester Atieudaat's Matiscutl, Master hi Ofice. The third does is compere,' of the remainder of the clerk*, wit. 45, the minimums el the oelAry of which is 804 and the ina.rionas 150/. ;This clans consists of mr.srs. Winchester, Stokes. Bert, Peufolel, John Dordiened, Phillips, Scott, and Couch, Cheque °Sire ; Peals rthy, Commissionei's Office; James Jrneer, Sealy, Sh•w, Joh.. Gill, msel Thompson, Storekeeper's Otice Da.eull and Al•Carthy, Master Shipwright's Oahe e Couch, Gibbs, ere.. lock, and Treweekes, limber Mimes's Miser ; Foes, Lee, Luke, 'Williams, sad Jury, blaster Memurer's Notre of the salaries enjosed at present by any in dividual retained will be reduced, except by the operation of the Superannuation Art. It. Ellery. Esq. Is appointed Secretary to the Cornmarsioner. Seventy men are ordered to he ttischarged from the books of the Dock-yard on Friday next, six. 23 shipwrights, 2 caulkers, 3 riggers, 2 riggers' Ir. bowers, 6 carpenters, 4 sawyers, 6 smiths, wen, and 20 labourers. _ Mr. Morgan. from the college for the superior class of shipwrights iu Pori smooth Duck-yard. is ap pointed foreman of this o.ick-card. The meammen of the different regiments in Ply mouth garrison have seceired directions not to put. chase game of any kind, in order dist they may not afford countesinuce to the illegal practice of poaching. Captain Owsn, since the snack mad e on hi m b y the convict on board the Bellerophon, bus been in considerable danger, though the symptoms by the most recent @consuls from Sheerness are terror...led to have become less alarming. We are tramped by • coerespoudesil with the following particulars of the moat unprovoked niteinpt on has life Heavily, the Ewe who is sespert,.l in he a partiei. palm. in Mrs. Dom.'s'''r mord. r, as. twinned frog• Maid stain on hoard the Bellarophon last Illuuday weak, a•d on the follow's( Wedoeoday he war called to work with the other meta, which he excused hionotlf front by pleadiog illness; tau the Thassolay, wk.', he was again called, he refused to go; upon shish Captain Owen had him brought up, and remonstrated silk him iu the presence of the other officers. Hearily declared he would not work, boat had rather be oersted. and, indeed, wished he had bees, in preference to being sent here; to which Capron ttono replied, that he was too urocrateful wraith, both to Cid and his King; the woe for besilan with how so lour, mad the oilier for spoon( hi. life; when the fellow drew his band host bin bosom sod struck Coptaisa Owes" with the haife, as Indoor stated. It appeared that be bad taken some tremble r to rub op the back e•lgr of She knife, and it Is wsprosvil that the chief mate, otiose duty it was to set them In work, was his Intended *len.: Is is sot known by what means IM knife come into be. rutlinsilbil. Until Monday, Caplan' (teen neat ou sea, well, wh i r pain came on slightly, hut soothing usf.vusrsbl• appeared till Tuesday minting, when on great was the iotionutation in an hour and a half, that the surgeon took its ounces of blood from him at ogee, s•d soon sitter 10 more, bond,' leeches, which entirely 'Wedged the iresainiatian ; and from that lime till Thursday worn. lag be was melding. wheal he was seized by a violent attack is the bowels, attended with nano revere pain, which coati. nosed till late as iamb,. sad Irvin los low and exhausted stale, fatal canrequeocce were dreaded; but towards asonsiog he obtained moose very comfortable sleep, sod at eight o'clock ea Friday monsieg was left muds refreshed, and iis the opi. abso of the doctor altered for the bailer. The culprit was Mill is the ' black bale • OR beard, haedeaed sad mulles." THE MP. BETTING AT TATTERSALL'S. Smut's'''. • DONCASTRII oT. 1.20119 e. • to It apt Swap IA to I nit atortellaa Oto 1 apt Mao/lass 190 -to 1 optAotosio • to T apt Ajax St to I apt Papa lie. N4WMARICET ST. LEGER. Ens sie Slopes I • 1. 4 opt Pointillists. BARNET RACES, hart DAT. The Ladies' Cop, valor 60 goirsees, for posies 13 bawds Welt . feather weight. Mr. Chsrltos's eb. f. Mavis' Mr. Camlit's b. f_ Mr. Nipps's ch. R. Dandy (hotted) This was a good race. the startioeNaNiew apt the geld; after t►e first beat. I to I as Mildly... Nil►isa was role her the Ladies' Cop la good style by Tom Porren. The Town Cnp for OaDewey., 13 hawk Jerboa; feather weights; valve b 0 pilliella. Mr. Sharer b. f. Ma 141.44 all.aratrk Mr. Green's b. on. Maid ettlea.Mall At inertia( 3 to 1 on Mai444thalliH; after the Ars beat, 7 to ♦ on hleid.of-oll.work. 'rhos was a good race, and excited great interest, as Maid. being considered the beet Calloway fu England. The winner was rade is high style by Richard Moctford, a lad of 12 years uf age. i ' .. , 1, 4 1 p .t i t 1 4 . ... i . • , 1, . . . .1 1 S w ~I 5 , - _. PRESTON GUILD RACES, 1812. 11.1011KOAT, 1111/7101111011 The OW Cup, value 100 gs. adJeal tu a Sweepstakes of lOp. rock, for three year olds. 6el. 61b.; four , Sot. ; 84. 10Ib ; eix and aged, wares 21b. Three miles soda oilatowce. Soborribers.) Mr. Prirse's b. k. Reveller. by Ceases, aged (B. Siwitb).. 1 Mr. Riddell'. Isr. b. Dark* Syntax, aged Mr. T. O. Powlelem br. e.thek Spigeol,4 peeto . bi to 4 oss Jack liptegok-2 its 1 apt Reveller-41 to 1 apt Dueler Spiess. Reveller took the lead, made wog r aw wing, was never beaded, sod woo easy. Severely Posed' for three-yesr te1de,714.41b. teed four R 4 711 s. Silks end Raider's' aliowed.3lb. sod wedgy Ironer, !lb.— Hesse, mu miles sad a dreesece. Mr. Senrproe's b. f. Mosey Ilw by Corrector, eel of II rimer to the The Dodges% 4 yrs old . Mr. Femme's b r.taarepaiver, 4 yrs. old Mr. Pauldeee f. Feirb; by Milo, 3 yrs uld 3 dr 9to 1.. Clianipsigee. Easy. orgegaitg, eerrargsg O. Sweepstakes of 1014.8.-rodi, h. ft. tar looks ' 114.71 b.; 611101, k 4sb. Owe amo soda sgesier. (8 Subscribers.) Sir W. Wyeees b. eviolorootibialor lu ]at le Cymru, by Tbooderbolt tari•ii•e Me. Oragor's b d by %Ably sit girradladisida yet. for tw o you. olds, •114. Slb.; four, Sot. 21b.; lire, SA. telb ; wit Owl Alt* 94. A lemon twice, 3lb ; afiww or wore bib. roles ototet sad goblins allowed 31b. Meets, awe* goitre aorkirolistaore. Mr. Simonises b. f. Seedy B. es, 4 yrs old Mr. Nevrobaueo biotic mere, ogril . . . _ . _ After tb. ruassiser for the Gold Cup on Thursday 5 to 2 •ere offered apt Swop, and bo batch. Mr. Kirby ►.. purchased kopierscios, ley Sorcerer, of Mr. Wilkie, and Melody of Me. Gristmills., PRESTON COCKING. A Mats of Glebe was Krupa Sanwa tk* nem between the Earl of Ilartivrealtiory Sealer), sad Thomas Lept, Eel. (Gahm., fettles), fur 10p. a beak, wad ell Op. Ike maim. Dual. Maass. Bps. I LIMA. Mains. Byes. Treads, Wtdamlay .... I 1 Wedaewlay 6 1 l'lsittvlay ..... 7 1 I Tbareday Friday 13 4 TAVISTOCh RACES. II 1 VIRST DAT. 1 Fifty Parade Rye, the beet trf heals, three mike. , . . Mr. E. Clatke4 eh. on. Noma .. 3 1 1 Mr. I.eaeb'. CI-related, by Amides O •••ea I 2 $ Mr. Tertsyrney'r b. m. Barbara $ $ • Mr. Anodise. eh. g. Naterackrr a, 4 dr. Capt. Haakon's be. g Bleekentitle lir. Ildr. J. Templet's be. In. E•cape.... . r dr. Ewen bruise/ betimes Bat Nem aad Cleveland; 4 I. I sgst Name. A mom exeellent raer. A Sweepstakes of bre. each. for ►,voce not thorough bred. Two rode heats, to be rude by Crest'risco. Eleven 866. scribers. Mr. Lf a r bv. m. Minos, rode by Mr. Templer 1 1 Mr. ('a•pentrr's b. ro. Torino, rode by Mr. Carihew 2 2 Mr. KOIS IVO/ b. b. Tsvittoek, rode by Mr. Brendan 3 3 Mr. Bavilies b. g. Whiz Gig dr. A District Slake of Fifty Pounds. Two mile ►eMs. Pro perty of Orono • of the %Yemeni District. Captain Hs•kitt's be. g. Blacksmith, lode by Mr. Cart►ew ...... .... 2 1 1 Mr. J. Tempkw's br. Escape, lode by Mr. J Tempter Mr. Aavergist's b. b. Jack, rode by Mr. Among,' 3 3 dr. Five subscribers did toot inure. sISCOND DAY. A Bisodicap Sweepstakes of bee. each, wills 30 sovrreigas ridded b 1 the Stewards, for bones of all ogee. Two mile Iscai a. Mr. Trclawary's Barbara, by liseephalum I I Mr. Clarke's eh. m. NOMA Mr. Leach'. 11 g. elm land Mr. Templer's b. m &cope Mr. Leach's br. m. Minna Captain Hankin's be. R. Blacksmith bunted. The heats were bravely condensed and afforded emend' gratification. On the peened day a private match for 61ny confirm., Imes/ems Mr. llacke's bran gelding, rode by Mr. Tsunten's trained groom, and r . F. iVilliefurd's black gelding Harry, node by Master R. V. Willvsford, nes von by tae lasier in admirable style. This rare entrained every 110110 • ble Inanely, from the circumstance of Master Widest - ord only ten years of art, and vre'bvvr wryer witoenud inch universal apporshatioa an war display►d trim both the Inn.. berme brew won by this ynsing peentiennan, oho rude with the must simpreredesised biiisineer, skill, and neatness. The mime was never more wwmeroualy or mute respect ably attended. ar4RkR I'S. CORN EXCHANGE, MONDAY. SirrAllititt 6. The @apply of Wheat being exam small this mom's% sad that usly from Essex pad Mem, which has set come le hand in suet. Ferrets ernulstioe as we have had-trefere, caused I ready sale for Ree dry asowtilm, at w ediamet of full 2a. per quarter os last /dumbly 's pekes; and ell other Ascerip. sinus folly maiwtain that day's rerre•cy, although the de. muted was very stack Tur the isferim sort. of last year's gmowth. New Barley is fall 24. per quarter higher, the Sup ply roetinuiag very short, bat these is tee atweadment is the pare of Old Barley. Grey P. au are be request at as ad vance of Is. per quartet. Is Beaus, White Forme, mid Oat, there is no alterations- CURRENT ;MICR OF GRAIN. Meat, Kent & EIBOX L Mite Pea.. 24. tet New -1441 46. White Pewar(BeM l o.) ith 30 ' Old 10. 40. Grey 14s 26s - Suffolk, New 34. 46s Small Beam ..... • • 261 11 4 OW 20a 3114 Tiek ditto .. Norfolk.... 20a 41. Oil% Potato 14. Rye Barley, Nell', 26. Ms Feed ---Uld l6. 20. Flour, per week 40. 45. Malt IMPORTATION' LAST English Wheat, 6,346; Barley, 461; Malt, 3,040; Oats, 9,630; Bye, 5; Beam, 1,768; raw, 644.-41.1 Oats, 1,739.-61%1mb Mow, 7,994 melts. SMITHFIELD, Mogimr, Stretwatit 9. 2111 bough the rapply of all kinds of meat coritaires large, yet the salesnieu are a•kiug higher prices. which the buickirs do aut tram disposed so give, and ii was with dilStalty that last Friday . * prices could be obtained. Hay and Straw have lowered a little its price, and very heavy at 'bar decline. The followileg is a correct ttttt mot of the 'cirri* sad worwibersi Ts dot the offal paw sums of Illts. 8e5t....1.. 04. to Ss. OJ. Head of Cattle this 4tl Illattoo..ts. W. to Ir. 8,1. Ileum 9700 lArob.. 3s. 04. to 44. 01. Ilbeep sad Lambs._ 29,000 Vea1....3s Od. to 4s. 04. Calves 330 P0eit......25. 04. le Se. Od I Pigs ..... lBO HAY-M 4 Hay ("weir 41. Strew IRK ET. Is. to 31.17.. W. Its. to 41. Ik. OA. )s. to IL 1110. 04. PRICFA OF HAY AND STRAW. VT. 141111111 . 11. vroetTorwaterr.. New Hay, 9t 10. 10 41 0 , I Hay .„ 318. ad to 41 0 Od Old do. 0/0a Od 10n/ o. nd New do. 01 Or 0,1 to Oi Of 04 Clover 0/91 Od to 01 Os Od I Clever 41 Os 0,1 to 41 10. Od *raw 1/ 9. *1 to 11 16e 0.1 &raw 1114.01101111. Od PRICES OP TALLOV Town Tallow 41s Al 0 4 1 Yelluw Rusais42, Ad —s Od White ditto...—s o f —s Od !asp 38s Ad —s Oa} tMelti Wail% Lod —a Ad Diltu rough..llll, Ad Od PRICE OF LEATHER. Rollo, 56 4o 6111bo each 184 to 2114 per lb. Ditto 58 to 0816 s. earb to —.l -Dressing Hides Flue Coach Ilirles . 4...19.1 to 201.1 Crop Hideo 36 to 40 lbs. for emitting 19.1 to 104 aitto 46 to 59 ihs ..... to 12J OalfSki•s 30 to 401ba ...23J to mi Pitts 160 tololbe 14.1 to 334 Ditto 10 to 80tbs 2OJ to 2014 lisnall Seals (Greenland) lB4 to 904 Large ditto .... Totowa Horse Hides 15J to 17id Spanish Horse Hides IBJ to 211 SHEEP SKINS. Sheep Lambs ' CUIIIOVS DISCOY RR r. Extract of a letter from rein Harty, east end of Om island of Sheppy, dated the Sib Is excavating by the aide of the slope ►ilt belonging to Sir. Young, were they are snaking the well, they have found an entire but or small house buried under the earth, apparently from put of the hill Wham deign sod covering it. It is of the most lento,. antiquity, and I have prevailed on them sot fur. thee to demolish this exlr■ordtsary volitive, but to elear away sway the rubbish, for which they have seat to Sheerse►' fur usistesee. Two skektuns bate been found. The building had se roof, or it slight have been ensile of some perishable material; the walk' were wood, aid nu iron or other metal is seen. There are Ilium and hard stones, apparestly intended fur axes and rutting instr smarts, with boodles of wood, quite complete, sad is good preservation ; and eartheawsre uten sils (oat appears to have been a lamp); a few irh-hunks of bard stony sorn i and an immense quantity of a kind of horse. hair. Me. Harrow, the resident Consmissioner of Sheeniest, has strived ; and by his desire a fesee will he erected to no. cline sad preserve t►is extraordinary reranaut or antiquity." Daring the yea► 1821, in the department of the Moselle, the►e were 13,872 births, cud 7,271 deaths. ..--(french Pepe►.) I■lllllll GUILDFORD. Seortotitto 7. Wheel, per load ..... 61 Os to ISt is Oats, per quarter O/ 18. to 11 be Harley, per cleaner „„ 0/ 18. to I/ Is Baas. per quarter Grpr Fear, per quarter .. 1/ 6 to 11 Ss Rye NEtVGATE AND LEADENNALL MARKETS. (ay she Carcass.) Reef .." la Itd to 2. &I I Veal .... 4 , 1 to 3s 8.1 Mutton.. Is Sal so 2a Ad Pork.... la od to 34 Od Lamb !a Od to 3. Od. ', St/AP, ke. per 1 /Vb Yelkkw Soap 7l. Mottled Card .... . . Graves 7• Os Geed Prep 7. Os -..FRICE OF RAW FAT, per stn., of Poo by Taliuw (al staled by Ose Tollow.steliers), Si. 20. RAW RIDES. Best Heifers k Steers, in r et. Ordinary.. 2i 8d to is 10d 3s •4 to 3s 13.1 Minket Oaf „. each 10. Inl Middlings 3s Od to 3. td Eng. Horse 0. Od to Os Od PLAICE OF POTATOES, 11 , 1011DLY, RNTruant 9. Monde Champs s Od to 6S. Od per ton. Uphind dims Siaaara and Quebrce. 6O. Od to 69. °I PRICE OF HOPS, per Cwt. About 1,200 Parket' of Hie Iwo growth of Hops Lave strived at market, whirls bore mold or ostler: Kest l'oekrts 5O. to fitt. per rot. buses Pockei• 4or to 581 per cwt. No Begs al m.rkei. COAL MARKET, Strruistat 9. Ships at Market. Plop% Rohl Price. 2SI Nrwramlir 24/ 36.. Rd. so 430. 3d. tt Susi.lertand 2 Brooch Coal 0 2 Celia 1 NARAZION, Strnmer4 •. In this (Mount's) Bay there are .boat 30 scant afloat, up to tins da+, twee nut rough, mow t h an 350 hues. brads, s part of which were sold fresh. 'llw drift-boat', on the contrary, have not hers so surcesatal fur a great member of years as during this autos ; several of thews have taken from 20 to 25 Itorheads •' the total quantity taken by Hewn as from I to 800 hogshea ds.the. The weather fur the hod tea days has beet. very unsettled, and oftea boisterous: during this period the seams have done nothing, earn a few hors. beads caught last evemiar by mee belooriag to Newly*. The prospects of fish, from the bill, , ou Friday last, were very encouraging; but the shoals did not approach the shore wear enough fur the semis to secure them. Fish bare made their a pp , within this day or two, in Bassett's Cure and tit. lye's Bay. The drift-beats from that port were success fel last night for the first time Ibis season. It is considered as suspicious event by the fishermen here : when fish are seem at 'Bt. Ire's, they almost Invariably coast round the western pwornosainey of this Bay, and visit its shores, for a cer. tats period, before they reach the Lizard, mud again get into deep water. MILANCVOLT Saturdsy sea right a boy, on a visit to • clergymen's house in the neighbourhood of Dumfries, took down • gun from the ceiling of the kitchen, where it usually hung. Nut knowing that it was loaded he drew the trigger, and, we are sorry it. say, the contents penetrated the head of one of the clergymen's daughters, who is not expected to survive. By this distressing event the family are plunged in the deepest distress. ---4_ •• THii here silt saw two regiments vacant, via. the lttli Itestal, by the death of Goiserkl Delancey ; tise ltd, by Ike Ilesib of Sir N. Oakes. tsards (tsi ne luart i Ct.. P ft r . is F ee yse " ), W asa alei ciied ..) reg oa lm t e h u e t 6 o t r h d a rlikrwi ns 7th issuv it frame nevoid! fbr Neertastte.upow Tyne sad Catilisle. Fuer tempi and the heast.martres of the regimE it will arrive at Newcastle on the 14th and lith fastest. T.. *item arrive it Carlisle au she 11th Detschatcata of dotterels' regismot; mulatto( of gr l mew, sad tea °Sues, from Annoy barracks, are embark.. us Board she ship Thetis, felt the CuSe of Good Hope, aril will Ail gis. GEE fair mad: 1 HE EPAULETTES AND WINGS. DIIIIIIOTSD (ST ORSICR) TO Si wove Itlf anitaltefit The epaulettes and wings of all itegintentsl Off. errs sire in be of the same description, With the iv.. lowing distinctions in those of the field officers, riz. The epaulettes of a Coldael to babe a CroiMand Rear, el the airs, ;—of a Leausant.Coloael, a Creme;—of & a Star. All Geld Alms (those belonging to the MI. corps e l . cepted), whether by brevet or utheritac, are to wear Us eissoleties. Field officers of Positive mild Light lefantry Corps, and likewise the Cowles of flank companies, who may hare E. tithed the rash of Field Officer, are to wear wings, as well se omelettes. The 'pullet's of tracers of the grenadiers are to haves grenade, and of light infantry a bugle, on the strap. These diodes-Elms, is the ease of Field °Seers, are to tis above the device of the alum and Star. HORSE FURNITURE. DIRICTED ORIN* VOA 1111111SILAL STAFF Ortielgal. :meddle Cloolls—dark blue, of two fret tea ischas i• Main, arid owe foot tett 'aches in depth, with so rdgiog of gold Yr slyer lace, ateording to the ranbruidesy of lb. &Am'. form. The width of the lace fur Ginseral Oaten is ore lad awl Sire-eighths; fur Star Ofbeere, ow inch. Bridle—of black leather; bent.brenrb hit, with el, or plated Wawa, according to the lore of the oillcrra' uniform; the (resit and rota of garter blue. Collar—a kite. be covered oilli black brtc•kis. INFANTRY HORSE FURNITURE. DIRECTED (ET ORDER) FOR NODRTID OFFICROS or I T. Saddle CIoIA —• f the same colour as lbe faring of the re. gisaeot ;--two feet Ms inrh-s is lesgth, and war ("Lit Iris bodies is deptb, with gold or silver lace, lire-eightbs urea look wide, sad scarlet edging. Br/elk—Dr black leather ; twat • branch bit, with gilt baton, kiwis( the Rowr, Thistle, and Shamrock is the orrice, rbew. cled with lb* words liefantry Mounted o.fficers," &NJ Crown above. Front sod robes to correspond is colour silt, the faelsg of the regional. Collar—whi it. Hotatirrs—tu be cowered with black beat-.kin, BIRTHS. Al Boyle Far., on Saturday last. the Rtyritt Hos. Lady Caroline Ann illaeduaald, of a daughter. On Monday, the 20th tilt, at the Earl ef Caran's seat at Este!chum, the Curates, of Cavan, of a see. On the Sth instant, the Lady of the H... Captai■ Day. sea, R.N. of a sun. Oa Saturday issi, al his seal, Ad'estettyp How Glimmer tershire, the Lady of Chasid& Leigh, £.q. a a &Usenet. DEATHS. Os Woodsy Joel, al Kroening's, is ►er 21111. Tele, L,. Ago Taylor, 'ekes of Junes Taylor, Eel} of Elergos-turn, stony years in lila late Mejesty's Household. Os Monday last, at Carbon Hall, Yorkshire, the seat of Miles Stapletuo, Egq. Au• Strplesuo. rebel of Thomas leant- Igo, Esq. seed ill. The late Mr. Sispletoo married to hi' Stet wife, Catherine, delight'? of Henry Witham, of Cliff Hall, Esq. She died in 1767, leaviiig woe see s•s, hoes 1763, abs inherited his lathe''s estates is 1621 3 widow daughter, the present Lady 7'hrerkmu►lon. To In arenas, wife, he married Age, doopliter of Nicholas Toler, Bab.• lady out k.. rewlaskable foe • *smog mod and enerlleist judgment, than for true and gond piety. HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE THIS DAT. Heroin 21 allosi •. I 11,0010, After 10. PRICE OP CANDLES, Front Tallow Clue,Hera Hall. • Price of Canines, per dozes, 9a Ad—Moulds, lOs 6J. Col. per doyen allowed for ready money. N.A.—The prices la the general Retail Skips are front 716. to Bd. per lb. PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. 3 per Ct. lied—. shut I Ex. Bills, 4.....1,00/. 3 per Ct. Cuns 8111 DH 3 t s o, 4 sm pe al 8 1.. 3 7 tir. 4 81 34 prr Cent.. 93k Lottery Tickets VII. 4 per Cents shut I Bank fur Ace.... 2.521 New 4 per Cents. 100 ii I 20 232 Bank Long Ann •litit I liiitta for ditto.... 25.1 halts Slack 232 I Cons. forditto Caere inns— & promptly wise WHEN Science began to ezplsre the compti. coated asachnsery of Man. she was Opt•doly rntanglitJ in a labyrinth of mysteraues confaasion, from which inteller , toil perseverance alone emancipated her. Igeorsoce sal empiricism, however, still oppose their matinees hosting, and the prejudice of weak muds, ia some meesere, efte.ru. rages their audacity. As Truth is to Falsehood, so mat our public statements Ire compared with their nai r pialifirot pretessioiss, and to expose their fallacies, we have not hen sated to avow ourselves as practitioners on • class of His eaves, which endseger the mystic erwletiows wf Niteroi. To he brief: we are Members of. the Isehilea College of Ser geant', can establish the iategrity of tier Character epos the success of Twenty Years practical experience, and se noose, the retool toilintowy of the.. is whom low' suffer leg had steer', extinguished every hope of relief. We pledge ourselves to the retrieval of SYPHILIS, Nun its insipiest symptoms to the remotest sages, characterised by every dusbt and whatever maligaaacy. The. wiriest* and muds-neglected diseases of the Urethra have been ease fully and studios's!y considered, as have also these delicate sad important sympathies which refer. to the Fmk, Ses. The hafirmities of virility knee hems especially retired, whe ther as arisiog from the delsilitatiog tyres., of • impend atmosphere—the Natural bias of comietioutiaa—the imps detect of gaiety—nr the more alarming results of • reeves sit, to practices " which shun the light ;" tie progress of which is marked by a gradual dereliction spf the swig. powers. To alt who are thus eircurastasiteat; and mare espo cielk to each as are aspirants for c bast pleamites, ear earamtly recommend oar commentary, " The 441.1 Life," the perusal of which mast prove itsitedctario thew liberal happiness. The Book cam be had at Id, Palormseibeweow ; ii, rsall; 41, Piccadilly; 16, Princes- street, Ulm ; 174, NM n. Pket-etreet ; 40, West IS, Clisapsida; Beat and SIPIVIIIIOO, Norwtch; Deck, Ipswich; hlnippedt 004 °' tol ; Barrett sad Duffield, Bath; Hatt, Cambeillipti Head ky, Leeds; sod by all Booksellers. Remedios can be forwarded to say part if 11 1111 4101 11 . Patients writing fur the same, will please te imedsim admits 'ate.—Attendance at home fur coaseltatioe es omial. 00811 and C.. M.R.C. Surgeome, No. I, itclisfoltlel i t dt. James's ; ..d No. 11, Beisveriwatrost, Fladrilesst,Las . ion.—A private deer round the Clifellt. . PtIOW and P•ldisked at TIM =Mtn P* ant TOE GLOBE Obey Sit. I??, Streed, CIIAILES CORN N ELL, et tto• 111bNoL ..-