The Sun. — London, England, 1807-08-25 00:00:00

•• • • Ricrior:r • • , FROMTill?COVI:111TV.1: :A!r: ~ - c )).fNirt:I(CIAL`S. T ATE cOLONT.S.° "IvtlNUTgs EviDgtict. • An Ire lilltddef'hiirn, Esq. calt.'t'l'in;`ancl" iir'O'YOil'?..L.-..,1%., , We5t 'lt Ici the Isla-, al of .141 ,! .;; : 6 ydtt.hittl;.4.4.horia`g' proprietori. trustei!, etit4- cutiir", `di' ilitkoi.; the - ne'eounts 4.)t-various.fAlgar.planta 4 - tibitfeanniillp passoirttirovi' f‘our.h . klthi, 'st; 413 4 - cut i ateittSjtulgt„i'o f•• t !rt. , whole of the e.xpetict-i and rettiFnifiiili ;Wait; plaii'ratibtilt hare had , the. ac-- ctititffsk4FgeriOal' e.; ti ahnually passed through . a ili' Attatt(i r , acturately to jtitlg4t ..nt.the ex- dies incurred us the eonduetiog bt a svir, "dsCatei do you 'mean to conipriai. Eight ''eites. • •,, i, Are kito , de estates 'very extensive , ?-j-Stnre;Jito" : .making •from' 4)06 to 500 , .hog5b1eld,lAttul , dill rs of a inud4rate size, makitig frotit 100 to 1:50,; alki:Others'of tijem from 200 to 300 'litiplheads-of 'sugar. . , 2t3Diae4i , yOur n tercearse JO ate only tot Jamaica Tlitt%lktateg I refer to pre ,in Jainatc,t. , • . -Are tthese.. the whole of,. which you thoroughly, 'ltilti%,tho,cencetnS . , - , • Aittya;.yetti irbserVe&that; of late years the'average returoii of tinger-plantations.to the proprietors have bperiittradetinge to , the icapital embarked, thereon, abri: 10 .the..netcetsary tri:pences of cultivation, and mauistetneni,?,,f,havei; I dt, not think the average„ re‘l,lloSi . S . l.oQ: f 4llo 17,99,, have yielUcd any, thipg like adUquate interest. on the capitals ,invested., efier payiro ,. .thy necessary expeuces of cultivation ai)d tn,,rnagment. 'What do yoit consider.to be an,. oder:plate interest ar n. tern l'or a capital so employed ?=-44; ) 10 . per cent. pyr ,iutium iil least,atter paying all.charges. th 6 avt :r a g e return, in the - interval you have sep4eir, rar as you can Compute, it, approached to 14 t, .per cent. it has nut. Have you ever made 'any exact calculation have not made anknceitrAe ilticulation of Inc nett' returns fruit] theyhole, of those ototes, during the period above mentioned ; but, from the produce of the' estate% passing:through:The' house-in which I am a parn..er, I. cab say,generally,that , the nett re turns iia4,not approached,to4,:i2lo per ceut:' upon the cap: n.l, , ' • . fiave you 'mode any ,coMptititien pf 't6 return,' ii path.: for the same estates seven : years previous to 1799 I have not. • ~ 4re you not genenilly convinced; that the returns that period were more . favottrable ?•:=C6lt4iiiily, Midi wore fili t lytlVAle. :IccuEdiog,tothe best average computation you can riLike, may be the expence attaching in the 'West iudiei to the production of I cwt,' , rano or r a w sugar over an d ab ove t h e produce of rtitn, including eery ' contingent expellee on tire plantation op to' the time of 'shipment, and 41 porto' exaltisiVe of any allowanee worn on eapitai ?---The average charge on the eight Cal,;ites 1 111tve tiiciiiiptied is 20s; 10d. per cwt. What is the amount of etpences attaching en the . eAwe cwt. of stlg'ar, *Lit' the preknt time, sUbiequent to thei shipment, and to the tune when it' is solo, de livered, and paid for ?--;-'l'he Charge, exchqive of ► duty, is aoot.tt t6s. of which 1 os. is freight ; about 3s. insurance, and' the other 36.' is ovi . ollOs+A of 0 . 111- • mission, brokerage, and port charges., e: • , 'How much of.thi.a litter charge oc 9 Gs.. per cwt. might be subira6ted in .time of peace'?-*--Froin 4s. to 4s. 6d. per Cwt. Witt is. that valculation•founded ?--There would'be a retititliOn of about 38. on freight, and 'ls. or ipuratye. . . What arc the pi ineipal items , that constitnte'the' island ctl.sr ,of •20s. i th.t. per cwt. ?!—White people's slitti;ires and Lontinissions ; t.A.s.es paid in: the. IslatiLi 5 iumba. ann staves ,frontA.l4erica for.thO eretkien and. repair of buildings,' .and for. inaktrig -casks 'to bring /wino the pro-Ince ; &nit: anci other provisions trorn ; .1 ) ijr,.:; ; 3 :; 1; 61 . Cartitt 0:1(.1 aterkluiu4o. tl . ll •negrocs, hired labour, stores tront GiCat Vl , ,lat are the principal - articles of supply from and Ireland which arc fur‘ilslfed, to the stigav ?--;-"kiio • prineivil articles' are Woollen and linen clothing,, and hats,`fur the mme-.. groe'; ironmongery and. Mill work, v , ...10d„ hoops. i , and ; e.opp6r f. - yr still:, mind bulky'', lead, •ia purl, alict a sift ill proportiOn of During the.latediStress of the rtra.,lo, have net th e , ",:irtiel , ts•torthe tf.ic and 'comfort of the negroes been tena.'r./in 91 usual, - .without.arty ditriinution ?•--`l'hey bav<th,acti'-mieirt to all the estates 1 have any Cennet-m• Lion with in the same proportion as 11(.441. •`l)nrlng your„ experience,.has,Rot , the cost of all the above at tides, sent front' Orbat 4iitaiti and Ire land, Ovally increitsed.?-4t iias. ,ard the principal .mirtieles which the celri t' trot the IlraericartSiates,• amid. is, it ne- A:essary ilmAm t hey ,sll,,auld inipert • theln from th o t e r ,principal• articles are staves for casks, for tlie..paspose.of sending home the produce, con .sistingtr.wf., runt, sugar s and coffee, boards for. the headlimil:44l; sugar hogtheads, and hoards andshingles, witti'Maers of various. descriptions tear toe repair atitf'vrection of the buildings necessary to carry on tht: 'manufacture of sugar and rum ; ,and !kir drying of entree,. flour, „corn, and pease, for the, 'regrow. and other.pmekted fish are likewisprimported troin :the United States, in, aid of. the - supply of hen ingit. , fn,ru this CotlhAry, „and salt cod fist' are , ,01st imported from the United States as Well as from Briti6llNorth America, Of these articles, the lum ber, Staves, and flour, and pickled tislt, 1 conceive. can be procured.frorn the United States only in ade quate ( I tsunities,, and at reasonable prices: you have stated - generally, that the returns made by sugar plantations. : have, during the last seven lears, 'oven loatlequate. *hat has been the ease riuringothe and present year,in pfying 10 the sugar. 'crop (it • 1 . 80(1 ?—Maiiy estates, paiCcithirly those Aralting the inferior. owtlity .01 tk,,ar, 6iio l :llci:A.Pigehend , • have brought their pro p. etorsEta'the transaEtions of that. cehp ; t i . ,,,, q it c ovf, the produce have not paid the ex . dressinr:trcialttor.the making. \VI hat is the preSent sC to rt lire Market, the pyos pe4 of importation of at , garfrom the colonies, and the probably tbeans of disposing thereof ?.—The mar -kat is in, the ..same. depresseistate it bas,beert 'for! malty tnninhs past..:Acrd;, though!there has been a: ;. very considerable exportationwilhin these few weeks,, it bas not caused an increase of price, the coral nental Markets beingtupplied' froin "the . ho:itile , 6o ,, hitileshfthe neutral 'carriers, at sitchlew prices, tlrat the British ColOnieScannat atibrdl6`titer into'com- Iletition with thewh I have no treason ao think that; the, impbitation of this year . short - of that.of , thtlast in any material degreei and until very lately a large portion of last year's importation remaii ed. on hand. We cannot therefore expeeo6 be able to dispose of our surplus itnportatien at art earlier pc-. dui, or at better prices, than we did last year, tin less a new and very considerable consumption is opened at home, or unless the access ,to the conti nental markets,' be by some means or . other facili 7 „ teed; and its ,stiPply from the `hOstile colnnieS .111.10f rupted. Whar.h*been . the average Gazette price per ccVi.. exclusiVe `of !'clUty, for the fast eight mouths kis varied froM . 36s; to 3 Is. percwr. What'is 'the expellee per cwt. ofsnzar for, BritiF.ll and ;island expenses, beyon ,the product of the sateS•ofrtim According to the' accounts of the eight estates I hive faitf,before the Corninittee It amounts to ;20 . 5. t Ocl. , What is the eXpence per. cw.t.'of,sugar for insur .., . -Ancp, freight, merchants', commission, 'brokerage, and port charges ?—About Have. you any idea that the estates with which' you are connOted have, within the last year, tuaAii, any interest at lill'upon their capital ?-7--They have made no intercsf,at all . upon the average. 'What has been, in your tnenrory,, theditrerence, between the extreme prices of the best and worst MoseOvado sugar, and what iS thatditlerenee now ?" —I hays known the-slitTereticei between the highest, and lowes i t,price of not to.exiCeea i:rop ten .to: fifteen shill ngSper hundred weight;, anal I harealso„ :known, it to amount to fretn thirty to ',thirty-110 4 _ it does ut present. Do not the extremes beconie 'more distant when. the home consumption is alone, Or 'chiefly in the Market, and approach much nearer When there is strong competition of tbreign demand ?—Certainly,• there is a greater depression in the, price of ,the lover qualities compared with that of the . higher, when, • there lithe least demand in.the market, and that is, , generally the case when there is little or no demand for,exportation.. • , Supposing that a return of . 6 . arely,ten per cent. upon his'capital was an, adequate.cpinpensation to the sugar planter far his adventure, risk, and labour,. in the cdtititttfon and manufa6tUre, of sugar,. how Much do, you think, mi the beitayerage calcnia t k you' Can make, ought he to hive:for, each hundr4, weight of the aittcle he ship's, fret fro,th allTcharatis whtitever,-, in order'to insure him svich return ? 7rr t Should conceive ,not shillings per hundred weiht. It depends very much on the, . capital which may be supposed to, be employed; when you come to determine the rate p.r cwt, tl,at must conic net into the planter's pocket, to.givelinn te4 per cent. npon his capital. In toy answer, I have. supposed an estate • t»aking ,en . an, average 7 Qop, lrogSheaus of sugar, ul' coat teen cwt. e ac h, w hi c h, cannot certainly be estlfblished at an spence of leSs than 40,0001. sterling; 'and' Nay shilliogs per evitti 'on (:.)o heghe,;tls, that is' to say, on 2,800 cwt. will give 4,40u1; or a little more tktan ten, per cent.. I compute the capital of the estate as. follnws :5() negroes, at 701. sterling, will. be 1.7,i001. JB9 head of cattle and mules„.at3(ll.: sterling', will bo -5,-1001; the buildings for ealrying 7 'on the manuf.i . C 7 houses, • tore, negro h and overseers' houses, I weuld value at 7,gool: sterling, which would leas a the hind to be valued at 10,1001, I consider the value put upon the land extremely moderate, thotOt it is entirely by-supposition, because some lands are very, valuable in theutselves,,• and others not worth any thing, but as the means cif employing,the other capital. 1 should think on such an estate aE; the charge attaching to the sugar, over and aliove the produce ()kite rum, would he, less than time ave: rage of the eight estates I have mentioned, ,perhaps it might not be more than 'fourteen or iittecn Hugs per cwt. (To /e coitintre47 SPORTING INTZLLIGENCE,' YORK AUGUST tvIF.ETING. sA TUU.DAY, AVG. 22. • Match thr zzuogs.• h. . Four miles. • • Mr. H. L. Saville'i h. 1. OtrShc 8,,t. 41b. . Sir T. Gascoi,ow's b. f. by liambletonian, Bst, 41b. -, 2 TWO 'lO one, rannirv i l 3 i, un the Ilithibletonism filly. Wart very easy. Meta for googs. It, rt. .Vour miles. Mr. Mellish's br. c, Luck's All, by Str!uulimi,./lit. Mr. Cilium's h,c-. Warrior, by. Sir Peterl'eszle, iist. 31b. 2 Five to 4'ort Ltick's All. ,A gobdraec. Warrior Woke tinsyn near the Ending Post. Match lot,seegs. The last mile. Mr. Watts's b.c. Shittlecoek;. by SchiAniii, list. 71h. * Mr. G 61116u - in's b.c. Woltlsotan, by Sir P. 'teazle, sst. 71b. Shittlecock rattier the favo urite. A good race. ,' Match for aocigs. h. ft. Two miles. • Sir li. T. Varlea br.f.,by• Hambleionian, fist. .Ib." Mr. Lonsdales br. e. by Anibrosi,c,,lisl. 61b. • • Five And 6 to 4 on the Hambleiuniiin A very' good race, and won by a neck. • Tuesday afternoon, betwe e n f our and 'five o'clock, there - was 'a violent storm °I thunder and ligtuning in Glasgow, accompanied 'with 'tin, extraordinary fall of rain and hail: Few recalled raver ha% jug ,ecru such large:and solld'hailstbries ; the lightning Was pectiliarly.vicid, White The :rain poured down llr strearns, that 'resetittited.more the awful t ;MIS of warmer climates,. than .ttny thing that' was vver experienced in this country. The sewers wt le able to carryaWay the sudden inundation, which puny pluses c , Xtetided , from the sided to the mute 'of the streets,' forming one sheet of water; and jti some of the sank shops and cellars, in the course of ten minutes after it began, the water was betwQA.!" twa and three: feet 4ep:' The cupplas and t; lights were in general drove is or much darnage4; a considerable contthion was produced by Orie,ol . l* hadstohes on the bead of a boy who had g u i l e, qt. without his hat. this kora), we understand, felt but a hue diStance train the city and v,:e [6V:2 not . heard of any serious o.cLir lent Ii e itab haocneo. This htlirder4rike near i'sr;iek, and h nut.a(4 doe a part of the gateway. - , --7- .77;17 - r — • 1.(1hP)O4-t P ~y tot ri kit Id, of 4 , 1, At the- S . vwit,i)iTt ell • No. 61 - ttind 4dOtTiii.s4m4s,tivter) TOLIVP, 01 , hCt, tBIONA• . -S`PRE/r.t.'+VeiferallY Green was.brought gecond:yxaroimitiou, charged •Nvi!h. `ttialluva t\tviatoN! (Rim. rho , hoOs&-of Mr. Barnet, a cabinet-tnaker, Blenheim- Wee( ) near Bond.:street. ' `. ' • • - Mks. Bttniet• prOvedithht 'the Pelsonerctune to her .house'Ot/TueSday furk4,7, , htiiinder. pretence -4 taking, her furnished lodgings. She strewed hirn-hertirst and. , second fleor, atid:afterWarcis her kitch~ n.' lb. - Old he, wished to have a hook-caSe„With h'Loa She prom iged to .accommodate him . ; and'he engaged the first- floor ...and two Semi:lts', roosnk; occasional use a dining rarlOur,• for f( : ale months certain:. the he Said he was takep nitd: asked for lass of Witeti ;. and, .whileMrscl3urnet ran: down stairS, to fetch Jr, the Prisoner al4conded., 'taking - with him ;the:watch, 'which hung-on a hook 'at the niantlei)loCo : ;• '; • A pawnbrakpr frorn Ohand.4-4reet• proved" th i at: the Prisoner offered ta' watch lo•palvn at his bouie, in abotif i ten i- after the titne•it . wai'stated'to' . have been 4tOkil,_,Ausw*ering.to tholinakeCs tlatheit and all •other. , partictilars. The Prisoner had tot& hirn.'he hdd pad For the ‘„vateh lift* , •:y.l 4 'nea4;• - p, c lid! 1 4 asked se en npoia it ; • but,the reftised.to, give Ilia( more,thati•three guium ftd.a:half,. which the PrisOnerrefusd,,ondiwent , away.. , • During this examination, •Mrs..liebecea•Banks,. • of St,:lames?Nitreet,-,cante into thoollice, and re . cognized the.rdSonAr' as having 'Cotlunitted fi . sitAnitOr theft inlher house, under the lik.e.:prete:nces,,on;;:ibe fth of July last. fihe , .stated that the , Prisoner. had , tow . . been there twide' Or" Wrice. Vv r ithiu the• pre- Ceding 'days, he cante-on the„pretenee 'of 'taking-her lodging's. He; ;Was drmsed in - A black coat and nankeen trOwsers, andaltogether lieleoked 'so re spectable, 'that she should 111 We taken him for a clergyman, had not his hair been tid. 'She re quested hirit to walk iiitO the f)arhinr and sit dciwn' whilst 'she went up stairs to try ;f the rooms were in 'order fOrhiM tn`s,; , e. 'There Was' a yoong froth Haminersniith,' then on 'a' vi•;it 1(1 her, re-'' mSining in 'the' panlur with th+.: Pri's - oner ; and while Mrs. B: was'up stairs the, Prisoner went away, PrAnising,rb Nunn in half an hour; but on her coming to the',Parlone she missed the watrAL 'Miss Norton, the young lady NOin u,i• 'in the' parponr, corri)horatel these eircuinstanr..;.•s, but `said' She had not known at the tin that the watch was; nn the sideboard. ,• 'ah6 Pikotitir, who hi4'but recepily. returned fsoiii .136t . x1y 133 y,, corrpilitt(Aßir , . fir.FORP , y,II. 4LDERION SPAW. FidOe.Voiterilay young than, about eighteen,. named Johg Collins, Wll4'gditiTnerr: on a charge of knOwitiglyTCnd r.ioniously uttering and-publkhing !forged ditift for 401; on the batik of Messrs. Prescott and purporting to be the draft 'of .Mr. - . ,, i3echltslGriffith , , with 'intent to fraud the said!.ll4E 3 Gtiffith: ' • - .In rtipport of , this charge, Att. Grayson, a•clark in thebousetef Messrs: Pre:46ott, Stated,: that cash was kept at the . Übe:telly, Mr.-George; Gritlitlr, and that abontAtven, ey'clsock last Sattirday, fliOnlittg PriSOClOrgthiC toith•Hank, salvd tendered -the ,ilrafc now Ooduced (for :payment. The Witness,' upon minutely•inkipe . ain,g' the 'signatt.iYe, ,. stigpeete .l / 4 1 that it was IrOt.irviVir.!Grittifted hand-writing. ; 'He there: fore interrogated the:Prisoner how he -bad' comt , , by the draft , ?' ,to' which 'the Prisoner answered, that .he had got it frOm n4Mr;Soamei, street; i7t whiise , employment he•li,Ved, , and who sent him tor the payment; as lie, 'Mr. Sualllcs, had 're ceived the draft from Mr.43ritlith. The Witness . nmy saaspo strongly That the *at t WIIS a fbrgery,: pro .ceetled, ito 'asdertain'the truth, by"ituthiring deSiting 'that-the , Prisoner might be detained in the interim. Mr. "Griffith, on being slt the kW deb ied that .1 t.' Watt wittten'hy or , ever , paid - ta.'Maanes. W ttiies'then n ed o the kingl-hottse, repeat4d Iris quegtiotis ,to th e :prisoner; 1.010 , at first tpersiSted his former noserf i; lit flitther hitertogation, 'said, be worked ballet . Itilv:;Bcritp-Stan, -in Coleinan-street, and lodged in Drurphine. ,was made on thestrpottrts, and-it was discovered that he twit ?Chad , been 'in , the entploy' mem' Of Mr. Soames, and that he . had lodged at Mr: SimKon's, Fitt Coierriatt4treet, but never - we'loci There. n oss then . retinested'hiin . 1.6 write lii4 name on 'the draft, and' He Yin the name •of John Phillips, which he 311000(11o:be his battle, - The Prisoner being 'called' on for his defence, 'stated, that'whilellassing t li , io;3,,';llfl3lrthdotnew-larte, 'on Saturda" . Olattlitik, ,vas aci:o3ted Or a Man, aged - about a• brOlint coat, who reqUeStel he woultl oblige him .hy, takin' the draleivhich he-sheWedhini , to 110 e Banker's, lad Ireceive:the'payment, while he 'waited In the 'street ; and telling him, , at .the , situe .time,- that if' ant queations were asked about it, to lay that' he' had get 'it from. Mr. Soarnes, hatter, 'of St. John's-street. He took the draft, suspeaing no harm, and went - as direaed. :1-,le'ivits , Otained in 'momentaTy'.eipe6hittion of receiving the amount 3_ •and;if hettad had any suspicion. of 'the validity of the draft a's theeauseorhis-detention, he 'wentd have immediately told , tvha goake it to' hint, by which .mitins.the man fnight haVelbeen,seettred. • The Alderman then asked biro how became to sign as.his own name, that of John - Phillips, as he now , Stated his name to ? He answered, 'that' hia ttarite wasjohn Collins, and that he 41ad-signed 'only 'part Of it', lest by airy 'meant biSinaS ter,should learn that be had concern in such 'a trans • aEtion, The Pri-iotthr t'siac remanded ror further canaina ' Owl on a future day. • •• : • , s 3 r. ~~' . . - ' -H/1:1`TO N- GAit 15 EN :.--A !Ilan naniO Wilkir 'wits! furthrr xatnined on , ll charge 'of. stripp;hg le:M:lff irorn the roof and:0108'4: Firiehley elnirch, the' prpperty of Finchley Pariih. tilt; 661'4. being fatty, ' insfaine(l . ,. lie w;is' conunitted for tri4l, 'antl, tiik, . ~ , 1 l'orisli 011ict.tritot Zwehley bpand ovclreo prosecute: - P u iii, 1 c Or ps cit-,, Wn ri.Fil 1 r).-; t'n t. PT ,--Ye6terday AidtWaii;l' 11679 l es tlyl Elhoi et hfr (nib; 41'10; Gill ' . ... W'lM,3l:4qtPifi4l oil *a :4 11 q0 of beiPg 4 1 0Plifterft 0 tllF.r pOinphyrfirp fomil,itnnitlo.y, ocjip.iplic;4t4a-de, cri live 'iot. Pl9theA i1ai)44431j40 g9la riligg, all 4 ( ) t11er,400.9. 9 .R(YP1119, Nre4IqN4P4F4(9VI L t I PIIer in Shoreclitsh proved their conlin4 intp his :i.hap s ant lie ilv sl*Vi ?Sir !limn.' t:i.3ii' Uir,"l6ll' ,fl;y . \vtir. ffili ,1 1.rtiiMitieClor i'Liiii '' ' "• - . : ' i r :.._ tr.,.... ...,, 4 ,,..,.„.., 7.,.. plibusnec Ij9 W tr. m P It C i - oivc:Q{,-.s4l‘laqi ~ .i.)O p 0, . or she d. ' Paper, I etierjrtsi' therAdtriir . .„'"Bre; (post-4nd), must At Meiitth tan* thOw, Thulsd . aylast, 016 h~:~ finis Qf Hertford's South ,Dpwn.Weth,ers feteted e \yes It s;. kfr„santuel Gross's half-bred se'sters; which appeared'the 1146uti tes; IVa er s .10s, ifs. thC - fHlilr..Abrittis.Nrirrolks, AWthers.and'. Ewes..ayerage„d 205..G,1, Mr. Jc.ceris ha:f•bi v ed South Down ; I9s. and 175. iYtinningworth-Itaji Lamb s. aria 4-16 ck `reser ved• for INtr!Vaiton's - Wet 11'c44 2'3 tt4 ,l 6' alktr. Total Wtclitigc Etoie .Nprtigk ; fte ..3j s t ,. •Tbe ,ctnmbtr'ut - 44# 4 4 , 'grater ,tligu for ni4tlyy.ar, past. , . , 'SHIP 'NEWS: AudosT rrjyectrtltp:Npl C romfrtor ' Nvi;'s stra i ts, Ask; ti • fiat' ; Aaive Ftister joI ' m W4 . tis ' ter from • li/Rf fiS, , . . On Fr:div last, at . Veranda, near Swansea, the Lady if Calve:4;l,c itilittrcl onfx.: F.,.sft„fpf aF.Son. • 1, ' SaturdJv Lt.st, .at Park, St:ablk, Lady of GthheraUfertiii*thim,:cit A Stn.: • ' • _ . SundaT, in.slratfprd-plice, Lady, Wrottes-', •lo gun.- - • • •' • • •• • • ' Yesterday, at his house, -Woburn•place, Russell-sql,are; tae Lady ofThortus whitgliasto ' , i'iiottth. . •., r r ♦ rlr On tire Olt inst. :it NI-iryi*-bone C!turch, FranciS I:toyefti', Elul., to :gis leontictte* rs4tlr . pf Vito late. * Ot i t,Saturtilij , tlst, at Mary.le.hitilte Chtirch..Willipiii NtarS. den, Esq. to Miss. tintkilig,. ilati3Oitec of Charles ‘‘yilk.!4s. Esq. of . • ' • '•' The Slille day, :it Woi:ing4an), ikrks, Mr, John Field,or I,a,mbeth, to Miss Jones, ilso of i.xinbeth, only 4itightorof Oh. itec Capuin Robert ron6S, in'tlie-C6tnitty Ser. , , Plea On the 2 rst inst. at Clifton, ,Miss Emily 4 T.ofienharn , fonEtri clan4hter of Pons'.nilay Tottenham, ;• On Friday lasr; •at Kensington, the iutant.sinz of itilc.itev. G. lidison, nt Sto4, , • The tame - evening; at ken,lnzton Gravel Pits',' kilititimante colonel of th‘t 3.4 th Regiment. .-LatelY. in t!ie 79th ye.tr• of his kw, at his hottse,pa Mere chants' Sou ,y, Sylvester. O'Halloran, . Sy:.• tiVr• you and .„ ' • ct WATE[{ AT. LONDON BRIM; TO.MOIt. ROW. :Morning, i pin.• after 6, Afternoon, .111111 ,:arte'r I.u.Naort MARKETS. dgc. ' RETURN OF vittext- IN MARK-I,AN,K, ~ i Dy Alepirs. Cit . ' LI) and MALTA : S, M 31.11 'Weightus, IttetudittgoillPfttiat the' t;ttrot'Aug. tcl the rstit ot•Auitisto agr;:e.aoly to the A;... i_,tt.; ~. eta . ~, 12 Quarters ii SIS cvt '46 - Ouaitcrs 'ar `i , 7' ' 194 --- at . lioieal ~ 14 —7--e.7 fat 716 61_ I j 37 ------ at 19s .3.! - sRS -- at 70i lii{ 2 57 . at 74. q 4 .• 3? -- -r - - - -7• it: .69i 01, - 3 ', —7.- it '77% cif 4; ----.-- , at , 61w'oat 2l= ----- at 7,6... y:! 74 —r—r..-n It : : .op .yd 1 .1.:3 0 -":-............- at 7isCA , I v.l ---.----..- ;it :665 , ad '-,*2-- It 7.1 , oat i C.O --'--,--' itt '655 Od 3' 7 ---- -- - * •,, 73.. 0. 1 ' 1. 1 2 5 --,---., :it .046 . 0 ti 354 '"'`' a' 7 2, 04 I 5 3 -77-- at , 63s cai Ana 25 ; ',2. rom..r.-: II 61s: 'perSjilarter. ' Tota. j:,..1 ~2 ~ ,i1,15.-4yert 4 g4 71s. " I.4iii iki. I.a. ~N.. 1, :hall last . Return. ~.: 1, -....;_.-..,„ .• • • ' '.''-'. A I'. ET1112.14 OF F f... 0 11 ft, _ . • • -,-- • ' .** From Aug. S, to 4.),u ,(4,*t.r,:nil the (.:Zcicet-011icel , ';..,' S..c :5. a. ci. Sacks. a. (.1.. S4clts• • . S• ur 't i -;-•-- 64 ii ...-- 47.1 ... .- 4 .:••. 6z d ''-','4'7 ..-.- 57 o • ' 5 ---- 47 * ' 7- . 1 .13:. - 7 - 61t.0 ~.. • sj . --.:. e 6 "46 31: .--- tti 0, f•- , . 43; . -,--- 764 0 .._,-,---- if fl 3 I . 5314 - -- . .-'-- - '6.a4 .'-:14.-sr 6 1. ~ S • ,• • .1,...1,t1- i.3,2_p Saclts.--,vdrage 03, St!: per to" .. .. 14 , 1. per Sock luw‘l tcroa last Week. • . ~...---- . . P.R.ICE.;OF roOkwee. 1* Os. . Kept, 51. to 61. 6s. I Kent, Si. 13...1k? 71. S\tssex, 31. --s. si. its. htt,,e\, 51. los. r Esson„.sl. 4) Si. J 04 ., kat:mar:l, L. 06. It) sr. .___.. -+ ... • • , . . . Wheat tiaqpy. I is. , tv EsTE it is: t':gtirli.4 It V &LIR K E'tS Oast Wit: l .Q per Qr. Newbury 1 'Se . . to. >;3s-1 ..-!-5'4(1. to's7s'O(l.l. 4 3os o.! to Pa slo . ltitti Y 1 , ti-i to s,a . 11 36s tut lo 420.0 d } ;cis sit to 30' k4sNotoi:o 1,60 s to p.o, i 395 e 0;1 to 4ts ad, 23,.„0 $.4 0 to ioctt,:stet ' i 7os to 7.4 4 .;i,,;Zs o&t to 3.1 s . - ,, 1 i 3 ,'s •,.1 to :0 4 ov tliies-- .1 . 665 to Kos • 1 , --5 04 to —s o'.t 29s at co , 35 4 Wiltitlifist4t 1.665 to 77i 14)s oosto 42 od i3i> A to Yls' . . . . . A. yEli t A G E PRIC'E OF ENG LAN l) ANL) W.AI4,E S ' , . . enclitl i ; Aitg, ist W.iari ' , 1 l%til . cst ' 7;3' •ci trio ILi ;9i od i e • ' 4 111 1 , 1' 3 kyo ! : 41 1 4 94 Oats ps oil ! Vease 54) I --a • NEwcATE AND 1.14ADE:11.1-IALL. hIARKETS. 73; the,C4tcdtie. Keer as. 8:1. to 41. J.I. Veal Nlotton/ p. 61. to 43. '2.1. etnX 3s, 41. to ss. t),A, 4i. 8,1. t.) Lamb 45. - 6.1. to 5,5. .6d. . - E'tttc 1. 01 1 .• T f4ll,ATfililt (per lb.) 'A I,i_„oto#, co ip 5 41 b. eae.tv 11,1. . . 10.131 .. uttA1. Ditto, dO'to 6501: emit • - 4c d. to 27". Morettatitii! Batiks, ,to 2 p1:,, 1 1 1 :f r ire lb C it t4 I ) 4 ',; " ;i id i e li s (les, 7. 3i to '4`ol6.'l'or cuttiiitg ) - 2 0(1. o, ttoi• to sotb. 17;0. " %JAI-Skins, , to +AIL 3att.:to,4t.t. pot lb. ' Ditto,. 5,i .to .7015. 31)11. to flint. per 111. , Ditto, •70 tti Tito.'3:4. to 4 8Li. per lb. In.tllSetthiGreeill,rki) 39d. to 4.ttl. pet 113. ' Large,ditto, logi.. to tsos. pet 1.)041:1. Tolled .dot a l; :tides, as. to 3os. ea it f • RAW HIDI..S:' , :,•',' ~. 4 _, s il. iicst Heifers and steers (p_ sr.) 0 rtlinary; Is to"- ,7, — ",,,,ii' 2 s• litt. to ts. tod • Mak i.:t C. 411; 1 16 "'" . C.---‘ ' :'.• 4d l init. : 3 . 4. tO ili. 6.1. F.tig,l it;4•::.,:i2s. to IP. Lamb Skins • • . -ti 6d - t* 25.f)4 , s • ! .6 il *fa: I ingS . is 24 tO .Oa 9' l- . • .•• 't PRICE OF 'TALLOW. • . ~,z , St. lanes's. Market 3s. 3rd. , :t4;.:) , Arn'l 4ltnif- - S.ou•r f- !t Clare Market - - si; - 44.. i Yr:4l°w- R ssirrbos:6is,' .1. Wlntechitttel Market 3s. 3 , 1 , t ~WOure,tio.— l r " ° ` l. : 5 ,, P.'11( ' per s tne..piSlb. -- • t oat - ) !Jo. —I. vs• ,-1. ,''l. 1 Nicirin'Stull---s• ;IV.? i• Ditto rough B. 'Pa. ''''''. Graves, it t;. od. . . .. Good Dregs r is. od. Yelltiw Saip, flos.-:-Mottled,'4ol. -- 1 cord, 943, , P rite of t Candles tier dozen, 'tos.od.--.Nlont(k, •! is , P' . - __-...4,4".. Averagepnce• 51.' • .. i'•••• St. fAMVS's HAY. 141WItKET, Aug,. 22. 'Hay, 41., 123.1 to 61. to*, cqo 21. 1 4 ,i.. od. 10 31. c.d.--"Aver..2l. 17, ad. WHITECWAPEL•IIAV mAkKET. Rny; 41. 04. to 61. 4. oct.-JAver. 41. Os. od. Ctovvr,sl.- to*. tgs. 4 , .° 3 ' Straw. 21. to 31. 6f...-41.--s'‘vot. 19. d. Now illy 61. 0.1 pet Load.' • '• , . . . J , , , . , CP41..1013.1c..ET. . ' , .1tip,5 .. .at.:' , .',. , et.: : ',, , „ .... Stild. . , . r e d zit:g! Tv. - ' 4 !krdtventie' '- 2 ..it 513 -IT 51 ,!.,., • I, -.4. 1 Si,ine)Coal,.,- I at , 5 .0 o_ i tt;0 1 "; L) t j d ...w..1 :, i 9,. 447N 2 v,ica 311 .t '• -. 4i at 1•' `"% ' 2 O, 08 .', , . 3 SCtildtql a 1 ;cf ' 3' at 3p :(1,1 ~40 ba -. • . Aiw.e.C.,cai : ,:' gr ''sti v ' -‘ ,4 "..", oft, 4 - ~ - t .Citir.,,:rs , • I at Pvi I ) " ,- 0 1 , i i 5 at, IT Newc,,, , ,th. , 15 dt 4:l* c d ~-ii • - • __,.,,,-....", ~ a ..