The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1820-09-02 00:00:00

TiIEATRICAL INTELLICFNCF. Drury-lene Thrai re, preiious to its opening for the wilier season, is to undergo a variety of judicious ulteratiens. The ceiling is to be lowered ut least feet, which will exclude from the audience of the fiouse the present upper gallery sad the *hp b pts, The two shilling gallery is to be form pi! it.tes the upper one, and the boxes under into the lower gallery. The theatre . is also to be new p3;nted a d ernarnented. Klan, after concluding his present engagement, goes. to Liverpool, where he will probably play a few evei.ings, and then embark there for America. Mr. THOMP3ON, • second American Roseius, is just arrived from the United State., where he has h.en playing all the principal parts in tragedy, and theagical report says, he is to make his debaf here, at Dru.y.lane theatre. W•Lt.acit, who is said to he wonderfully im proved .inc- he left Drury-lane Theatre for Aurae t.e.i . .anef Justus BRUTUS BOOTH, are ,built en. xiwfd at the above house for the ensuing season. We understand that Mrs. ORGER Ives reaped a g..l.teri harvest of Thespian laurels at Leamington, and that she is now the leading star in the theatrical hPris4phere at Worthing. C.Ziotain Baa Low, the author of a succes•ful sirant•i, e rotiuced lint season at Coveut-gartleis thus tre,:atol Mr. GEORGE REEVE*, the musicA coin. poser, have jointly taken ilte.Olympic theatre, as a plate of winter entertainnreofs. Oi Friday night Ow Siege of Belgrade was per f.sworl at the Dublin theatre to a vest/ crowded )""1"", for the benefit of Mr. Pliti.tres. lie gave ihe several songs of the Seraskier with his mete's t..nped taste and spirit. No performer of the pre tr.nt day combines sense and sound in the same 111114'1d degree as Mr.. rat Lives. It is anew of iegiet that his last visit to Loudon afforded $u few cpportuni.ies for a display of his talents. PEILIC E. -40- DOW lITAV TT. Several person, were examined on Thursday, that ged with Leong coneeltord with James Mills in his attempt to address the persons assembled in St. Jasses's-squart, which caused a great disturbance and s violent attack upon the polite offi seos, when several were wounded. William Drake, • carpenter, of Southampton-place, in the Strand, was in the coach, and it appeared that he in tended to have acted as secretary to Mills, as lie hail in his possession a nanaber of large sheets of paper, ruled f ur signs i,looores, with peu and ink. 1 he evidence against him did not state that lie look any personal part, and that he surrender.", and conducted him self airy quietly, be was disehargad after receiving an ad monition. Joeiol. Dears was examined before George Minsbull, T.-44 and Colonel Rrereton, charged with inciting the "novo. lace to ill-torsi the police officers, with a view to rescue the Prisoners in Souiloampton.street.—lt mil appealing that he hid used any personal violence, and he expressing a (initia -1 ou for his conduct, the Magistrates discharged him after • reprimand. Henry Ltd was charged with • similar offence, boil under different circumstances. It app. *red that he was a ring. leader of the people, and called out to his companions to learn. the Prisoners from the officers, and he was seen to throvrhalf a brick in the Strand, which would have strut k one of the constables on his head, but he warded it off with his arm. This was confirmed by several witnesses. 'sit 'Levy, the officer, addressed the Sinkhole upon the rase, and said that be and 1 of the tonataldrs hail been wounded, one of them nearly bad his arm broken. The Prisoner was ordered to find bad, loinisell in 4111. and two sureties in 20/. each, and to give twenty-four hours notice of bail. Jueses Prire, calling himself a bill-sticker, was charged with a second offence, baring only hero liberated the pre. ceding day, for posting up two false and inflantanalwy He was charged with giving away small bills, enniaiiiing the same matter as one of the posting.bills, !wailed . 1 The Dab. of York ° among the persons asseeenbled its Si. Jarnes's.square. He distributed them from a bag, *filch was hung round his *ea. He was ordered to find bail, himself in SOL and two sureties its 401. each. QUERN-lIQUARF. Yesterday William Holes was brought up in she cos tidy of Cooper, who apprehended him near the House of Liirds,for crying about hills of an inflammatory dncriptiou. The Prisoner had some papers in his list, un which was written the " The (Ann us fur ever!" sad a bundle of other papers purporting to be copies of s letter addressed to Lord Castlersaib, which ►ad been picked up near his Lordship's house in St. James's-square, and which were calculated to ratite his Majesty's subjects to disaffection, insurrection, snd rebellion. The Primate said he was out of work, that he was not - employed by any person to situ t►em, but that he purchased a quire of them at • shop in Holborn for Bd. in hope of earning an honest *billing, ►e did nut consider them of a seditious tendenty.—Ordered to lind bail. _ VXION BALL. CUMBERLAND GARDENS. Yesterday Messrs; Case and Costello, proprietors of the Cumberland Gorden* Amerably.rooms, appeared to • sum inams, charging them with allowing • masked hall, mask, Lx. contrary to the terms of their license. kulrert Hall, an officer, staled, that on Thursday morn. i , :g early he weal to Cumberland Gardens, where there was • fancy hall, in honour of the Duke of York's birth-day; be found the gates kept by four men, who had imposed them. wellies on the proprietors as police officers, on the Uniou hall establishment, although they were only common tu fur living by the vilest artifices. • Those ilnpowtaut persuriages refused to 0111101 l him unless be paid • guinea (being the sem densaaJed for admissive), but uu his preaties I.is right of admission, on the ground that the bosom was -only • fasera, the Defeatisma directed him to be let is. 1u the garden a molly romp of clowns, barb Tains, ke. ke. were pursuing their merry antics, and • number of do minos were promenading up and owa, the same is at the perm House, ur Argyli Rooms. Many of the company who Lad paid their guinea, were much dissatisfied, Irecaase the, *promises in the bill igfare had not been fulfilkd, and seve ral who came in expectation of getting their sapper surd wine, bad to return home hungry. • The Defrodsats said their premises had been hired by • Gentleman, nailed Dogherly, for the purpose of celebrating the birth day of his Royal Higher's the Dads, of York with rabies gymnasia*, comsisting of boal-nacing, Asc. and a grand fete, sad fancy ball in the e•ening. They were net aware of transgresinag any Act of Parliament at the time, or they eei tautly would Dot bare permitted it to tette place ; floc di4 they expect that it sreald'be a masked ball. As ibis .was Ike first offence, they begged the Magistrates to user lad it, and they assured. him it shouM not be repeated. Me. Allem observed, that be should not object Sc this course, but be thought they ought to pay the officer fur his irosilik• The Defendants offered to do- so, but H u ll refused El. receive any compeosalioa. The charge was then with drawn, and the sumasseass disdained. • Tberaday night, &best eine o'clock, as Mary Dolphin, a poor elderly room*, was passing along H sgb.strces, Blooms .lsery, on her way to her accidence. Wu. 4, fioldee•lsise, Old wets. • Knew 'oleo was inteiropted la leis pessege by her 'not ban able to watt fast by bins, pasbed benolf tie tip "tab ascii 'laicise', as to pile* her soder the wheels of a car riage, which was at lbs time paining by afar It. fiika'a Cbarele. The wheels passed ewe her body, and she was takes op in a aigagled mate to Dr. Vioceat's, of Higli.strees, ober* *be seen afterwards aspired in groat navy. Her body was conveyed he • eoaeli I. the Middlesex Hospital fir a Corsoset's *mesa. F 49 -!”5 THE TURF. • 1 .V 'f BETTING AT TATTERSALL'S, AOOO4T 31. • DONCASTER ST. LEGER. 13 to apt Tramper 14 to 1 apt Atheoiaa 8 to .1 art Woodbioe 18 to 1 apt Crap Sy to 1 apt Cavalier 20 to I apt 7.4ap 12 to 1 opt Arbutus 20 to 1 apt Felton 13 tot apt St. Patrick 25 to 1 apt Iteptiaida. SEWN ASSET IT. LIMB. 6 to 4 apt Sailor. TUNBRIDGE WELLS RACES. TUTSDAY, Allolll4l' 29. Manur Bowl of Fifty Poseda. Mr. Mablealea'acji. in. Puor Kitty Mr tiudge'd ch. b. Bobtail Mr. Brown's b. R. Forester 3 3 _ . Won easy by.the mare. Sweepotakeo of Fifty hotrods. Mr. Bowman's ch. g. Non BM Ricardo Mr. t'our's b. f. Spangle. Sweepstakes of Fifty Poised/. Mr. Stow'''. gr. h. Tempest Mr. Hodges's ch h. Bobtail.... . Mr. B.o.liaan's ch. g. No* mi Ricardo hoed Sweepstakes of Fifty Pounds. Mr. Ilodges's eh. h. Bobtail 1 1 Mr. Nlabkwderes ch. as. Spangle 3 2 Mr. Ketchum's br. Ira. Queen Caroline A very fine race; neither heat won by insure than half a neck. Tunbridge Wells was never known to he so full as during these Hares. The Ball lit Sprangr's Rooms was honoured with the company of about 200 of our resident and sojourn ing fushiuteddrs. Sir Gore (Justly and Charles Noel Noel, Esq. strived this afternoon. WOOVERHAM .VALE RACES. • These Annual Races of one day took place over Weever ham Gowus, Oxon, un Wednesday, and afforded very ex cellent spurt. Hooters' Plate of 501.—Heats, Two miles. Captain Fensitsw's Mat o' She Mint Mr. Dslhy's Currycomb . . I 5 2 2 Mr. Ss wyer's Strideaway Mr. FAndea's tiff She Gun 2 3 2 dr Mr. Hardy's 11 y Hess 3 2 2dr Colonel Gee's loroaster. 6 6 dr This fusions race was every inch contested in each beat. Two others started, but bolted owl of the course. 6 to 4 ago Slat-2 to 1 apt Strideaway-3 to 1 apt Bess. After the heal 6to 4 apt Currycomb ; and after the second heat 4 to 1 en Nat. _ _ • Sweepstakes of 15e. each. rive Subscribers. Mr. Ilarit's Flom 1 Mr.Jores's Ariel 2 4 to 1 ar•t the winner. Five started, but two only were placed. PUGILISM: Particulars of the late Fight between Jirrugds, the Irish man, and Samson, the Manchester hero, which took play? at Marclesfield, on Monday, August 21, 1820. Early on Momlay morning the Placelesfield fancy were on the Merl, as the important whisper had gone forth, that Tom Reynolds, the Irish Pugilist; and Salmon, the hero of the Manchester light ones were to fight fur purse of fifty pounds. By one o'clock, several of the Corinthimi fanciers bad arrived from Manchester and Warrington, and the li:tillers were fast Mashing is from the country, on their !narrow hour once, all eager lo see the sport of the day: By two o'clock the Luslinig Crib of • celebrated ama teur was filled by • variety of characters, from the modern Greek to the humble costermonger, anxious for the cum. mender ie ehief's departure fur Abe graved, making them selves comfortable in she mean while, pealed behind their half yards of clay blowing a cloud, and regaling themselves wish copious draughts of the Wilderspool heavy : while amongst the higher flight I.beral libations of Hodge's Mee ruin flew about in all direction', so that the sirenr might be fairly said to be in IVO spirits before They took the field.— Precisely at three o'clock they were drove to the ground, Salmon by his seconds, and Reynolds by a Gentleman sins tear. Before their arrival, some hundreds of the audience had occupied the giuusid, bet in a few minutes en inner and an outer ring were formed, and hatidsoinely staked out. Sal mon ors the first who sprung into the witless, and immedi ately hurl. d up his castor with an air of confidence; Rey. noble coolly tied to one of the stakes the green colours of his mostly. The combatants then peeled. After the usual prelienisiaris is of shaking hands, and bowing to the audience, the men set to. Salmon appeared the timeliest man, though he is oh, to be the heavier; bat it was well known to Rey nolds's Irked', that he (Reynolds) was not in fighting eon dition. He was, however, knows' to be an out-and order. His fight with the gellaid !Masco, in July, 1517, and after. wards with Church, a glutton of no small appetite, together with the style with which he disposed of the Canterbury Gipsy, had established his fame as the first boxer among the light weights, Randall, the Nonpareil, Daly excepted. '[he odds were now 2 to 1 on Reynolds. Ist Round—Reynolds set to with great coolers., and spar ring for two or three minutes took place ; at length Salmon let go his left hand, which was beautifully stopped by the sight of his adversary. R. made a hit at the mark, sod fi.'s victualling office received notice nut to trust his customer tut; Ca: S. dropped his arms, turned his back, and seemed to roved that be was in a prise ring, but upon facing his man. blows were exchanged to the advantage of Reynolds, and Salmon went to grass. 2. Conimericed wills left banded hits which were wientifi. call; stopped by both parties. S. displayed all the agility of a datiriug.suaster inn hie legs, but he received a severe lacer, and Fustiau was floured. 3. S. appeased distressed fur wind, from the effects of the first blow on the stomach; after a little sparring, he re ' ceiv.d • one—twin—uit the mug, slot told the receiver general that he was pi_ led again►t a master in dowry—S. was knot ked down. 4. It was all one we;, and it was evident that R. was to inherit the puree. S. came to the scratch with bellows to woad. R. again threw his left et the stomach which told beatify, but S. rallied sod sparred with gaiety, and hit R. a blow on the left twinkler with his right land, and planted • tremendous blow ors the upper part of the breast, whole, had it told us' the thrust, as intended, would hare ini►hed the battle. A salmi rat) , commenced, in which S. bad the worst of it, sad was ultimately footed by • chattering Lit on the entiesomill. b. The Patleudera were all confident that the dear-honey would win, and 7 to I were offered round the rising. Manchester men were all in the dumps, and looked as if they had 101/1 a piece of Mull Muslin, and found a Calico - Feat, and it was quite plain they would have pockets to let sen leaving the gr•twd. Upon the men meeting, S. re ceived a left hand hat under the ogle, that cut him to the twee, and the claret flew ; ■ rally Billowed, blows were ex chested, and S. tame to the grimed. 6. S. rallied, seemingly deternituell to give the batik a turn in his f , but lift attempts were ineffectual, as Rey. molds punished bush at in nod out fighting, mid it. • wog. gle, Cotton expecienced a heavy fall, and it was a moon. meat to a knitting-needle that Reynolds must win. 7. Salmon appeared at the scratch piping fur wind, and be bad but just put 'himself in a defeusive attitude, when R. again repeated his visit with his left persuader to the bread basket of his sntaguaiat, which doubled him sp. He fell, and with him fell the hopes of the Manchester swells. Time was called, but S could not quit his second's knee. R. was proclaimed the conqueror, the Murphy* threw up their bats to testacy. and the Manchestriens rein rd, loultiug as if it was Tuesday, and tdrupporg marks t. Tb• will of the late Dessau:a Weer, Esq. Preside.: of the Rq•l Academy of Aris, has been moved by his meet the eteCl/10111, HAWN/1111. Lamm Win said Beissmaca Wm, to whoa: be has beemeathed the whole of his estate cod cf kegs. Yerstaml propetty seder 304:1. • DURHAM ASSIZES. • '1 , 3 tar: citiL . SIDE. Before Mr. lootice BAYLSY. • WILLIAMSON. BAST. a. MATHEWS. JUN. This action was brought to try the right of Sir Hedworth Williamson, Bart. to a certain quay at Munkwearmouth slime. It appears the Defendant procured a quantity of smiles to be laid on the quay in question, without the Plaintiff's consent, and took them sway afro without his authority. The Pleintiff contended, that uo person had any right to lay on any thing, not only without paying him so acknowledgment, but even then not without WS per iniesion, and that all stouts, ballast. &c. so landed on the quay became his property. This right had newer been disputed since the tune of Charles I I. and the prevent proprietor and his ancestors had exercised all possible acts of ownership, us repairing the quay, receiving compensation file the use of it in any way , for makiug any erection, building ducks, and letting small parts of it as well as the right of re ceiving the duties in question. John Givens has been agent to Sir Hedworth Williamson and the family above thirty year'. He knows the quay in question ; it is the property of the Plaintiff, and extends a mile above and two miles below where trespass was committed. They receive hall-a-guinea from each ship Which lies up at the quay wiz weeks; witness recrivesalso what is called postage or cis. from each ship that comes alongside, and Id. for every cast of coals. Part of tins quay is left for peoele to sell coals; for three places they receive 341. • year rent. The late Sir H. Williemwn erre t. ed three cranes on it. There is a board put up at his office, which states that ballast is to he taken on to the quay st is. 64. a ton, at the crane at 2% a ton, and not without leave from the office. 'there is a cluck ou the quay, erected also by Sir H. Wil hamson. Cross-examined by Mr. BROUGHAM—Witness is quay-keeper himself. Welch a not steward, but collector of postage, and gets ships to and from the cranes when they come with b.illast. Ile told Ma thews not to heave any ballast ou the quay without leave • any person may lay on ballast tail paying 6;1. • tots. It is not usual to being a 11. note at the time to pay fur die lauding. George Wanlrss, aged G7.—My mother was a tenant of the ballast quay thirty years ago for nine teen years. No person claimed any right Ihris but her. She received 10t1. sud ls. fur kiting people put their ballast on the quay, mud sand ; and for postage, or when a ship moored, she received 2.. and if she remained for six weeks, lOs. lid. Nu person ever used the quay without paying. He remeinbeis a sailor biiiignig a chest on shore when old Sir Hedworth was standing en the quay ; he sent him to deinsiad •n acknowledgment, and the sailor paid him a peony. There are now ship-yards on the part of his mother, tenanted from Sir IL Williamson. On ....a-examination, he 3aid people always had leave to land goods if they were willing to pay. Andrew Walker had occupied a pert of the quay to sell coals, for which he paid 51. a-year. John Cooke, stone-mason, raked leave when he landed stones to build on Sir Fledwortlea premises. Wut. We!ford was a cart-man to the Defendant in September last, and carted away stones from the quay for him ; was interrupted by Givens; told Mathews, and he told witness to lead on, ►aying, they could not hurt him as long as he paid the whaifirge. He ►uppoees Welch is the quay-keeper. William Welch is collector of postage, and re members the sloop coming to the quay with the atones fur Mathews. He saw Mathews put the stones into the cart, and told lam. it' lie did so lie Wait pry the same us for ballast like other people, or go to the office for further information. He asked evilness leave to put them on the quay, and he said, " not without paying Is. 6.1. came as bal last." Ile does not know whether the [Melaka paid the dues in the office, but admiited he saw him come out with a paper like a bill of charges. Mr. Thomas Bruntiug proved the notice to the Defendant to desist. Mr. Baoutfliwts, in addressing the Jury for the defence, observed that the case was now reduced within very narrow Limits. Ile did not contend, though the quay in question was a public quay, that it was not private property. But lie contend ed, and the witnesses for the Plaintiff, %Veldt in particular. had fully proved that the Defendant had the leave and license of the Plaintiff for whet he did. If the dues had not been paid, in ill pro bability the clerks of the office would have proved it, best whether or not, the argument was the mine. The Learned Judge summed up. and observed that, supposing leave was given to lay the •tours on the quay, had the Defendant, a right to lead them awry? It seemed to resolve itself into this— if a person comes and knocks at my dour. it' after askiug and obtaining admission fur a particular pur pose, besides doiug that lie commits some other wrong. can I have 013 action? The Joey, alter a short deliberation, returned a verdict for the r4eintiff—Datwages fs. The workfare emptoyed in the smelling of copper ore at theassemstrark fur wages lieu days ago. About tweuty of Am wine lakes before a Magistrate sad sentenced to int prisounteat fur differed periods to the town gaol. Their comrades assembled lea great numbers in the course 'of the etreaisg,bruke open the gaol, aud set them at liberty. Let. tens received yesterday date, that they still MAI uat that the Magistrates have determined to persevere, and on Werlseeday they called out the Tromso cavalry.tind swore upwards of 100 special constables. A iletaebaseut of the lancers were called in fruits Brecon, to assist the civil power, it being determined to surest those who broke prison. - - COURSE OF EXCHAM: Amsterdam.... C.F H Ditto at sight l2 3 Rotterdam .... 2C. 12 7 Antwerp . . H Ilandstrgh 11. 37 6 Altana ...... ..2 V. 37 7 Paris 3 Ilay's sight 2b 70 Ditto Hourdeaux 2O 0 Frankfort on the Main, En. Tunas ellective 2 113 10 15 Trieste. ..tki lO 15 Madrid .... Cadis DOW& 3 Darcriarta 33 Annie .. 33 Gibraltar Lrgbar! Grass .. 441:1 ' I_ IIIIIIAV, NIIPTENIIIeIt I. Venice • • . 27 80 Malta 4 Naples Palermo.. per oz. 115 Lisbon Oporto Rio Janeiro Bohm Dublin ...... 7 Cork • Agio of Bank oo Holland BULLION Portugal Gold in A' d. COW, per 0x....0 0 0 Foreign Gold in Hers ..........3 17 , 101 New Doubloon. ..3 15 0 New Dollars 0 4 101 Silver in Barn 0 4 111 OILS, per Tna. or 252 GILIIOIIII. New Oreenl.lchale.. ZO/ 311 Spermaceti . . ••-/ 73e Obi . . . • —1 —1 Limed ••••1 34e Pale 5ea1............ —1 3SI Pale Rape . —1 50s COAL MARKET, Sarrrailita 1. • Ship at Market. Ship sold. rfiCl4. 67 Neweaslte 15 Sunderhohl i Welsh Coal 1 Cinders 1 Culla [From the " London Nor Prim Crtrremij FRIDAY AFTERNOON, SEPTIIMIIRRL Corrost.—The Cotton market matinees exceedingly heavy, and there is a much greater disposition summit the holders to effect sales, but • small reduction does not appear to induce the buyers to come forward; the Wester the week ending to.day are confined to mud, parcels of Boweds in burnt !lid.; a parcel of Pernambneu, 143 bags, offend at public tale this forenoon, met with as purchasers; the qua lity was ordinary, and all were takers in au low as )131d. in bond. The arrows from Liverpool continue very unfa vourable, the isles were very limited, and the ricer were a sbarlr lower. St;tan.--Tbe demand fur Museovades during the week has been limited, and the few purchases made are at prices a shade lower; the middling Sagan continue to sell sat of proportion low, au general reduction in the prices can bow. ever be stated, as the fins and low Brown Seems are with out the slightest variation. The wholesale grocers have purchased asseeiderable paresis of fine patent goods fur the home eunawnsptlon of the ales try ; with the exceptios of this demand there has bees httle doing, and tbe market may be reported tummy, but with little alteration as to prig.—Molasses steady. There was* considerable public sale of Brasil Sugars on Tuesday last , 167 chests, good white sold at IMO. muddling 50s. • Ns. 61, brown 30e. This furestiort 17$ elreo ware •Ilistaght forward, the greater peoporilou damaged; several lots west et low rates, bat opus the whole the late prime were reeirwaiard. Cont.—The palate sales of Coffee this week have owe off without spirit; the market oases be noted Mover, but it • ti ekeeediagly Wiry; la. . pseetis .1-k boating. said ai Ills. &I.; good ordimey Jamie* Ins. a ink. 6J. Three were no public sales this faseasse, and very few are *deer timed. No partisans by private mitred are repeetedlo-4.y. lintao.--The Isis as the ladies Home aminemeneed so Tomedsy last, it is moth more waleasive thee. um expected; 10 , 000 Amiss of *kith ON bad bees lately declared, them is a great properties of Gee Wig°. The priers u p So yesterday were—Roe ladign,. Id. a is. 3d.; grog ' sa d middling, Bd. a 9d.; sod misery, id. lower ibis btit sok. Bet to-day the market sperms to "ally, sad priers id. a id. per Ur. higher ars tabs►d Um ally"), the previous days of the sale. Rosa, BaaaDT, mid dragend for Rem appeared rathrr Is mai...permed. the throe also week, but the request his Moos emaidersiely mirsieled: Besathes are heavy. I. Geoera dowel. as ►asin... &nag. Tau.owo—The price. pt Talim 'have kith imanierablr improved, hat wits, those dm days there has sot bee* ou melt headier..; she admiral is, however, firmly mimeo. ed. The Toms market is today 01s. id, which a is. 6J. Mem than last week. ATTACK UPON TUN ITALIANS. Yesterday soars Italia* venders of imager, inoskies, show. bolter, lac. were ow their resit /lowa Hatboro, when a party of boys assailed them with the foulest epithets; and :a a short time they were sorroewiled by a crowd of iwrsuaa, and the poor Italia.' were pelted sad asset 'rowdy VW', for what they did oat know, sod mew and WWWIII dyad by ap. prettily ouch rejoiced at the sport, indeed of peeves/hos n. They wade their way towards St. Giles's. followed by s root. her of primes Sooting sad pelting thin; sod at leueth tberoweight refuse frogs the farther violence of the popular farlatig. Several isolative. of this kind have occurred with in IM last week, sad it is slasitat dasizeroas fus this kt parade the streets. t•• ` • AGRICULTURE, te. - MONTHLY REPORT FOR AUGUST. Harvest is nearly finished bib the mart aouthrely sad fo►. ward counties, mid is about canmencens.ort, or in the audit of its course, in the most northern. The weather Ins be t ., remarkably propitious•, 'rota the !Ist ultimo, when ori, of those (+rages to blightiag cold *marred, accompanied with rain, to which our climate is so rabjert. Fouts stately this state of the weather did mot earseinne more than two or three Asrys,, and bas been succeeded by a mild temperature, sell calculated to forward th 2 labours of harvest. The must prevailing opinion is of ■n average troy. As to Pease, the actuante are as opposite as the quarters whence they issue. lie some the crops are liree, in others they have totally failed. Deane are called a goof. crap. P.l. USW!. shoot an average. Osi Here there cannot .be • preseut decision from the variety sod mittrarrely of reports. Se di were got in well. The crop of Fruit, although so great a pest of it was rut off, has been immense. The season ham been excellent fur working the fallow. . _ . . IPSIVICII LAMB PAIR. This I mart foe the sate of Isnahs wasom usual, attended by unsay agricallarirts sad gentlemen of high rant, used station. A great noneber of lambs were iu the haute of the jobbers: there appeared to be shoot the sank. nom. bre of lambs as last year, but more sheep ; the lambs wi re toot considered quite so good as the previous year. The halt bred -ewe lam b ., helweea the Norfolk sad South Down, most in rtquest, being wanted fur the breed., to cross with Leicester taps. The Norfolk etc. , we Be lieve to the regret of loamy of the growers ) are nearly worn out, or rather driven'out of the coontry ; not a fiftieth pert were seen of the Dumber eshibited ou former years. Very little braises's was Joist the brat day : may nits wi re effected on the second ; bat more good lambs were left us. sold at the close of the fair than ever remembered. Mr. Thrower's sheer of 'machines and implements attracted h observatiow sod were highly approved of by mossy rigs icol 'oral gentlemen. The folhawisg are the poets of the priu. Opal flocks :-- Datras.—Wiribers i from 225. to 22 5.; the latter belodged to Mr. Shillito, of Barrow. Ewes, fla. to 305.; the tidier Mr. Harper's, of Strattus Hall. licilf-Durrag —Wetlarra, 235. to 325.; Mr. Rout, of (ice house. Ewes, 245. to 32e. ; also Mr. Rout's. Half Leicester.—Wetbers, 25.. to 305.; the Du* of Graftuies. Ewe., 245. Mr. Palmer ' Reshford. Norfolk* —Weiliers, 235.; Lord Rtes'.. By comparing the prices with those of last year, it ap pears that lambs arc from Is. to 2s. cheaper. Price ej I'Toar.—At Chelmsford, 3s. per peck; at 'Batiks Bridge Jud Rayleigh, 2s. IOJ. BIRTH. At Middle Hill, near Bath, the Lady of E. Corbel, Esq. of • sun. MARRIAGE. On • Monday se'naight, at Pans, the Right Hon. Earl Poulett, of Hinton St. George, Somerset,lsire, to eloarlow, thuighter of Ilw Hon. Mrs. Portman, a n d uirce of Lout Dormer, of Grove Park, Warwickshire. DEATHS. 01$ the 14th Attest, at Cliches barn, Mn. Frances Talbot, sister to the Earl of Shrewsbury. On tts 11th last, at his house, Albany-Weft l North Leith, Thomas Rubertauss late Groinaudersi the Royal Charlotte, revenue cutter. At Liverpool, US the 9th last, the celebrated Miss Mar garet 1111 , Avoy, whom faculty of distioginsliiog colours &c. by the touch, gave rise to so mach distusoluo shout thief years shin. HIGII WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON BRIDGE. Murniog 0 after 10. I Evesiag 3 after 10. PRICE OF Bank Stick steli 3 per Ct. lied.... 68ji 3 per Ct. C0.,.....67as 31 per Cent..... 761 U 4 per Ceut5.....861 87 I • 461 i .. I Blink L.. Au... 18 1-16 ES YESTERDAY. 5 per Ct. N. Aun. 103} JO3 imp. 3 per Ct. Ann. 67i India Bonds SI 112 South Stu Stuck . • 74; Balb, Q.. . 4 4 4 pr. Cons. fur Ac. 67 1 Ge l 68 Ny hie Majesty's 110 TA I. LETTERS PATENT. LEAKE'S Genuine PILLS. itr.tly famous for Caring, is all its Stages, a Oertsia Diem*. Ose small Pill is s duse ; sad She tibiae of are Elm is • re cent Case, will sofa swaselwos the Peliest ei doe certaiaty of his speedy recovery. Nothing vas be better esstriireel, safe, or wore oievesiest the this remedy, for each as arr *bilged to go losesies or M ers, as it seeds w egoism• or restraint of dist sad IPS years even/see (io a. tale. - site 'metier) has proved thoOlt dN art • cat* law+ re prated salivatiseread all *thee melba& avail settiiiii. Ear the from sod other Chrookal Disorders, this Italicise hos set its yogis M. Upward of 0,011- possess, at both moray bees been ellieft IMO, of the ahem creel DIM orders within the last eight yeses. Prepared sad wad by dee solo Propriesors, T. TAYLOYIL ostA lONS, largess. • at their bees% No. 111, New Dritiosawrow„ in boxes et only Is. N. wish, ditty isehmisd4-111J1. Ten back doors soil Nglits la the praises at *IA. They are sloe sold by their appeistswit, with aspires directness, st Mr. Hepberii's Tapahop, IN, Oafersbessost Mr. Disbereseigh's, 7, Fish =wolf SIPPWAte the Illossesest ;at ilsaisee. ilewheres, Drilla • and by or penes M sooty sissiderable Sews is fdernd sad Imbued. Advise pais to posses Whin the shove, or ether of the Propriesies• Mesikkiss....4ller4died Wk ass" owed, sod Misr% post 04, sessourd. • Sew the list priblinberl by the IMO Celle. et isedoe. et Ti,.llmarno ___ 1.. 07, Urged Tots - 44 1 4 $4 , 10 " 0 1 .4 -4 0 m4RIETS. ' 1 • -.enenev. CORN EXCHANGE, FotolY,lta' 1. Oar market has been very thinly supplied with Mast this week; notwithstanding which, even what appeared _Me met exceedingly heavy sale, sad what little was Napased this morning, with difficulty übtained last Monday's priers. Oats are Is. per quarter cheaper, the arrivals having been tolerably large, sod lbw bayers bolding off in expectation of a considerable quantity from Holland in a kw days. Rarity is le. per quarter lower, and dull of sale at that decline. la Beans and Prase there is no alteration. UXBRIDGE. Corn Inspector's Return, Tnuasnav, Avoorr 31. Wheat, Per load lBl Os in ell Os New ditto l9l Os to !!it Os Barley, per quarter 39..—.1 Oats ns —4l to 31. Beans 40s to 45s —4l Pease N MT RIMY Wheat . Ms to 79e! Rye 44. to —4 Barley 34 to 34e Bread, per !allow, r, BERKS. Oats l4s to 30s Brans 448 to 47 8 Prase 4l. to 43, Is thl. to Is. 041 SMITHFIELD MARKET, FRIDAY, Sarrssiona 1. There was a great sapply at minket this morning of all sorts of Cattle, and principally of the lean description, is rousequence of which the prices have fallen ; Mottoes, Veal, Pork, suit Lamb, have also fallen in pries. There is so al. terstion of prices lu the Hsy.nsailtet thi• warring; Mem . tool Clover remain as per our last quotatioo. Tie follow. lug is an sawmills statesment of the prices edit numbers : To oink the offal per stone of 111 b. 11ref....45. 0.1. to is. 04. Hear! of Cattle this days— Mutton . 4 1. 0.1 to ss. 0.1. Beasts SRI Lautb...ss. 0.1. to is. 0 , 1 Sheep and Lambs.... 9,000 Vea1....4 d. 0.1. to 51. 10.1. Calves Pork ....41. 0.1 to ss. 101 Piss"... .......... HAY-MARKET. Hay... .... 3L 10s. Od. to 4!. 4s. Od. Cheer ..51. Os. OJ. to 61. Or. Od. Straw . . ll. Hs. OJ. 1• 1/. 16s. Od. NEWOATE AND LEADENHAII.I. MARKETS. (By the Carcass.) Beer 3s 44 to 4s 4.1 I Veal 4s 04 to Ss 8J Mutton.. 4s 04 to 4s 84 Pork.... 4l 04 to Ss Sd Lamb is. 4J. to Ss. 1141. PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW. ST. JANUS'S. VINITMIAPILL. Hay 3I 124 041 to 41 12s 11J I flay.. 31184 W to 41 8s Od Slraw It 4 04 NJ It Od Slraw.. It listed to 1/1114 Od Clover 010 s Oda 01 di Oil I Clover 01 :is Od Wel Go Od PRICE OF HOPS, per Cot. New Naas. POCKILIII. Kent ....31 Ss to 41 Se Kent 31 16. to 41 111. StiegeX ..31 —1 to 3f 16s Smote .... 3! 6. to 41 6s Essex ....31 Its to 4/ —s EsSes .... 3/ Ss to 41 Ins Farnham, 6ue, 510 s to 61 Os.—Di Ito, second, 414 s to Ss PRICE OF RAW FAT, per stout. of 81h. As stated' by the Tallow A• stated by the Bakken, Metiers. St. James's Market.. 3s 111 Price by Tallow ....Ss 5J Whitechapel Market 3. 4J Average 3s 5J ', SOAP, Bse. per 11216. Tell.lw Soap Ns Mottled N. Cord Graves 26.0. Good Dregs. Or Os PRICES OF TA Town Tallow Orsrd —s Old Yellow Russia bla Od Od White ditto...s4s OA —s Id Soap ditto.— 54s Od —s Od Melting Still bos Od —s 041 Ditto r00g1i..32s Od —s Ott I MICE OF CANDLES. From Tallow Chandlers HAI '.. 4 . Price of Candles, per dosed, 11e Od—Shoulla t lila OIL W. per doses allowed for ready roma* RAW HIDES. Best Heifers & Steers, per st. Ordinary.. is Id to Ss 6tl 3s 0.1 to 3. 4.1 Market Calf.. each 10s Oil Middlings 2s Sd to Ss 10.1 Eng. Horse Os OJ to Os 0.1 __. SHEEP SKINS. lambs t 2s Rd to Is 4.1 Sisearlings FOREIGN WOOLS, per Ili. Spank!' Sheep, Leoaraa 3a 6d a 4, 3d --.--. Segovia 3ll Oda 3. Soria Bd a 3. Seville ls SJ a 2s Od Saxualy,lst 6l Od a es 34 2.1 ........ 4. 9.1 a 8s 04 YJ 3s 94 a 4s 64 PRICE OF LEATHER. Butte ,50 to 5611•0 each 184 to ?MI per ib. Ditto, 56 to 66th.. each 21.1 to 22.1 Dressing Hides Fine C.u:•ch Hides . .. 174 to 191 Crop Hides 35 to 10 lbs for cuisine 15.1 to 143 d Ditto 45 to 50 lbs ..... ..... 1614 to 201 Calf Skims 30 to 4011, 244 to 304 Ditto 50 to 70Ibs 304 to 364 Ditto 70 to 80tbs ... 27.1 to 30J Antall Seals (Greenland) 184 to 214 Large ditto 14.1 to 184 Tanned Horse Hides 174 to 113.1.1 Spanish Horse Hides ' .. . • .•' i I