The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1822-10-15 00:00:00

'I T • Ili•- 4 1 THE CRASH. --asii— i!nt Surrey rut hounds meet on Tbstartmy at Grown Ash sill snit Satorday. rt Lintstifield. Tbs. Sseilsrstead barriers griefs um Salarday at the Learret. limo. The Cheshire barflies - siert bk Friilay at !Lionel-ton, it lb. The ß gili i. er n H il sreirni h , crs si tilit , hom i n i ds buret ea 'Friday at Nitaraam par !Arabian fox hounds meet us 'Tkariday It Gargle noir. at ele""; sad Sainrliy sr Ci•rop, 't'ire. iJI the Northumberland fax Looods idea ou'aliday la Sty- J. al nine. The East /tutors fox bounds inert at lialrpsat Um 0* timidity. al the Bat and Ball, Darker; 'Saturday, artist Wittily; Monday, at'Stsitaeo Hill. THE 'MEM. • SETTING AT TATTERSA Ottlo>•tk 14. In the &homes of moat of the sporliart men at New market, t h e belling wa• rattly ettollited lo the rare SW It EP-TA ES. to I apt Gustave. ISto 1 against Reginald. ' to 2 agri Augusta CLAIM STAIRS. ti to 2 'gat Moats 14 to 1 apt Pustltbsta - . to -a agst Swap NORTH A LLENTON MEETING. oCrostlt 10. :resiertries of 3045. each, for Iwo-year old rolls, fist. 31b.; tiller, 1161.—A ate and • quisrpse. (4 Subscribers). lk. Y. reefirson's b. t. Gay Mumus, by Comsat, • dm. M Miro§ (R.Joboson) Mr. playlets's trey cull, by Raphael, dam by Mr.tlat's Setup, grandilass au aviaries Mr. Humphries's Ir. f. GOlftfliele, by Gorereor 3 4 to 1 um Gay 511oMma. Votatere Slakes of Sgs. each. for born* mot tboratiglr bred, lir. Thire yr .I.lr, 1041. 71h.; fuer, 11,1. 51b ; 1161. Illb ; six and gird, 12. t. 4lb. Geolletbrlt Aden. 'fon miles. (14 Sobarribrra.) Mr. Warmer hr. eghliag, by Primo Mioirlcy 4 ors old, (Cardin Itinttlea) Mr. Leighton''' b. g. by limmoslty. 4 yrs old .... t. Alla nage's b. g. by Grog, b yrs old Mr 4 Poirmr's rb geld. be Mowbray, 4 yrs old 4 Lord Tyteunnrfr b. b. Volram. by &miming. aged 11 to 4 am thr William's yids'''. A Modes Plate of 461. Fa three yr tilIJ colts, &IL 71b; Mitre, 9.1.6111. Two-ails brat Cotontl Crafi'a thee. •ily, dant by Sir Paul Mabee) . . M Marearee's be f Mies Mreedry .. • . . Mr. Needle r. e. Marauder, fry Macbeth MrAterterr's brat. Tito Farrier Mr T. 11w1rotr's bay Cry, by Coosa Mr. Pit rip'. pr. Eby AVsloon, dew by Wooed as. Epee owtsist ma the Farrier; dor the Gat haw the sense ; and S.o 1 acalnetebe trooper. Aa dweller* nor. The Isar heat as is the derb.. • e..-) TM ihroothfleid Mho of Toe. rab. the borers. ht. sot tberostob bred; fear year Ode. list.; Gee, 1 lot '9lb eii sold sold. ISO. Ate sorer is 1111111 to carry 416. emu. Cisoldataros rider.. Three mites. (111 Subscribers ) Lord Tprooorre b. pr. leas, Masser, by Golarepos, aped , (116r. Mallibear ....... .......... Mr. I.l6l.oloth.fra. p. ley Prenen 41 0 01rerr. 4 pry .44 •• • • I Mr. hi. b. Petharri,ao. by ProooMerry, yr 5..... S Mr. Mardsoald'r b. 5. Watery, by Jerboa Coorr. Mr. Sanaa'. H..leVorib, by Y. Beannerreanb. aged ft so 1 and Sto oil Jean, Hemet. Wow rosy. A cledd Cop, yule* 106 p. by tobecriprios of 10p. nth. cobs smiles. (14 Subscribers.) ltiddelra br. h. Ur. *wax., iH Popearor, eyed, Int llb (1. ishosera) Mr. nasirese's lir. el, blebassokr, b yrs. Ilse. ltlb. . Mr. Fervasesi's eh. f. Evros, 3 ps old, 4.1. 10lb 3 Mr. P4:ll.e ' s gr. f. by Walton, 3 yrs old, Sit. 71b. Mr. M Ai b. by kab• or In poi 12 to 1 us Dr. Spriss ; slier rooming testes oiler, 20 N 1 on bier. A 6ne race, but won fray. hy Pounds fur three year olds dud u poor& Two-wile brass. Mr. Parassost's e. Walston, by Wahl, 3 yrs old, Tat. 6.115. kill-Templemmata) 6 1 1 Mr, Hmyritoo's Ehsa Leeds, 5 yrs old. 8.1. 131 b 6 2 2 Mr. Kirkby's Is c Orator, 3 yrs old, /a. 61C 1 5 3 Mr. Skips/Ps gr fby Cumin, 4 yrs old, Bat: TM 4 4 4 Sir E Doihtwurdt's Si f. Samar, 3 yrs old, Tat. Mb f 3 dr Mr.ilron'aals..sa. *aides, 6 yrs utd. lac 711/ 3 4 dr 51 4 ,1 .45stihisaa, 6 to 2 art Wanton, and 6 to T sgst smitoi eke the Iris heal, 6 so 4 asst (lessor; after the meteimml 'semi, even belting ou Orator, sad 2 to I sgst Mutton. The last beat won by lair a bead. „IJ . • PERTH RACES. . 4,tu! • t • . OCTOSEZ i• •• • A Gold Cup, 1005 s. value. MAI * . f. belle's Hamideloasa • 1 Sir D. H Blair's Mn,'. ... 2 Sir D. MouerielL's Combo, . 3 114: A. Ramsay's Eslsiitssa Mittbr—Pifty Soserairea, b. A. Xi Grant% t. g. by Reambletoussa, apt Sir D. Mom crises's e. m. Loots' m.Gsailemeu Ridera....Wrsa by Louisa. A Plods a We. gloss by Sir David Illoserieffe. &r D. liumertsifes LOUIS. 1. Slate* Mane Mr. Cartotou`s g Haablemmata, 3 yrs Wel . 4 3 Mr. G." 1.8 e. g. by Hosibiel^pies. alfsd TM:IOO4Y. A Sweepetskes of tOgs. comb. oetb 601. added hole lisle Hotta( food. H... Sir. Leslie* Hoosbiebseia, 6 yrs old. edbostoss. aged Sir D. Illsocritifiels b. g. Warlock, 4 yrs old 3 A Plate aux glee. by As Hoot. ANL Or. Leslie's Hotableissia, 6 yrs old. 1 1 Sir D Motserieffe's Louise, 5 yrs old . I dr efr.orsers e R by Hstoblesooia dr Sir D. H. Blair'. Illsria,4 yrs 01d dr THE ROYAL CALEDONIAN HUNT RACES. 111999x9, ocroxxx 7. Over the course at Masselbereb. His atorects Plate of 100xs. Gee for may bores, fie. Four Mites Three-year olds, Sal. 4lb ; fors, fist. 41b.; five, 9.t. 10Ib.; six sad axed, 1011. Sit W Waswelf's eh. b. !Corm li, i yes 01d............ 1 ; Sae D. H. lllair's b. b. Mllioa, 5 yrs old Mr. Armstrong's b. e. The Pack..., 4 yrs old tAr.Jahiginur's b b. Sir Thumps, 6 yra uld 4 Lewd b. a Albaisy, 4 yrs old Won easy. • TVIDIDAY, OCTOIIIBII S. Over she Course at Mama Ibuirgbi Fifty Daises,. by the Hums, adJed t• a Subwription of Ten Getooas 'web. fur dome year uldr. Cults, fish 311) ; Al. lie. est. Two miles. Five subscsibers ur so race. Mr br. c. The Pirate LINA Kelbsrse's b. e. Sir Willi's'', Me. Carnegie's' b. f. Illeela. As eat:vilest .are. Won by a brad. W EDE ESDAV. A Purse of One Hundred Ceginesa, given by the How, free for say horse, ice. Tlireskpar old., 6in. 711; four year olds, 7.1. ltlb.; Ave year olds, Ast. Alb.; pia, mid aged, 6.1. 11 lb. Fuer mules. Sas Ashes Herou N %Kerb's p. m. Fair Helen, II yrs old I bae William p. c. Jurk the Laird's Brother, 4 Ire old ale. areoigne's b. e. H•tbilume • 4 pro old. Woke dews wood fermi Woe eery. THVILID&Y. Cakdontra Cop of Our Hordred Guises% 44444 to • l • oliborritoios .3` Teo Guinea, reel, for Real ela ilebtteorene of ill sees. Thu, e with. Mares awd Geldloge awed 416. Are Salm ribers or no rad!. Three year olds; SO. ' lQlb ; fair year old., 11.1.; Geer*/ olds, Sat. 71b 1 Sin, and aged., Sit. 10Ib. Mr John Heron Ma x oreoll'• gr. ns. Mltir'lleirli r 5 Yrs old 'sir Williwno Alsotwell'i eh. b. Muorelib 2 'Me. Carnegie's I. f. Meets, 3 yrs Ord Mr: R•ires br. r. The Pirstr, 3 rill 6 1 41 Sir William Maxwell's gr. e. JortlCkle 'Ladd'. Lather, 4 ire told • dr A well-coniesad Wee. The rare. have gaol be... well artbroderl„ the rowpoolly haw. tog been oro•••ally ibis', nod few ettraages on the gitroud, owiog probably Ito the boisteroos slate of llte weather. Anwoog Ike Noblemen awl Grailegieg presto. etere—_ - - - - Lord ICelburnr, Lord Hay, Lord -Juba Hay, Lard Sirs G. Warrrsodrr, M.S. Siearart, Akzander Dan, Janice Hated, JAIN Dupe, W.. illsarelh Rolb..ut Duck,. D. H. Blair, A. Itaapsay, sod J.lkrriford; Cul. 11/•iichuyie, Capt. Hope. Meoari. Baird. of IlleurlWA; Harailiusi Data-. of Dudfilinirsioare; Siellllll of A larratuue ; Aitoluaam, of Aliebioun, of Drttshorr, Jar. An soiriumeinent ha, Siren made in nrchcisieg the riders, whirls hal dune 'ray the •wkw•raf cocaina, scale. PEDESTRIANISM. ZIORTVVII MILT. WALKING ftreigta.—Csplain Fair. bury, • LA rale pedi-sornin, undertook yesterdsy morning to walk the abuse distance to three humors sail • quarter, at what Is termed fair ►eel sod foe. Melted ►ees a month in iraseiut, suit the growled was two lies of tort on Epping Forret. The watch vas fur 100 •,tvttfic.s., sad some heavy by bet% which lie performed in OHO hoar. sine minutes mid lea see...mtg. This is ■ masierliitce'of performs/tee, sod was done easy MOW the last tots miles. NoOH. Mare. —Jamey Pedder, IL4rhne is the Foot Goarda, y.smerd•, it odertook, foe a Mager of two guineas, to creme the three bridges, N'es•misrtrv,'Waterin.., and Black. frtss,•ud In walk rued St. Psol's ilatiorch yard, to an hour. Ne•p•aed from the corner of Partiactfres.esrees at aa easy pure, weal over Weston...ter bridge, end Ihrlines relives etre. 0. getting to the Strand rad of Waterlumbridge,he lofted bark, tont stain so she river ride, aria had got so she London side of Blalldriart.hridge is 40 inineira. He walked on leirorely sail completed Welt is fifty mistime with ap parent rale. It( HWS PARt List •igbl an Inquisiiloe was taken at Hie Barley Mow, Modut-elect, Groeveeor•peare, before Thome, Higgs, Esq. Cormier, on the burly of "rhoines Greenland, late wailer at the 3Vellington Arms, Yardley-sheet, Clerkenwell, who shot himself with a pistol in Hyde Park, on Saierday Robert Hieglearone, solidest keeper in Hyde Perk, de posed, that at one o'clock ma Salmi day aftersoon ►e was in coronation with • Gem lemon, wood Baker, near the iron ✓ails si the Hague. r Arms, Bayseater.road, when be ►eard the report of a pistol, andUa tubbing over the wall late she Pert, he saw the deceased 'lag on the robed sobrigst the tiers. His Gee was shaftemed to atoms; hie hat was some Mateo, off, end she 'pistol now produemd was 16 faces off. The lock of the pistol was broken, end the mireveaed was quite dead. He bed tee keys in liia poke, • knife, aid Sid., and a piece of pap r upon which wee written, "Those, Greenland, tt, Hir.alley, Turmoil! street, Clerkomell." On the paper was also written, "Take ear* of me, sod convey my body bowie." The body was removed to St. Gorges workhouse. Wm. Sod, of 14, St. George's-row, Bayswater, Mooed, that ahs•t half-past II o'clock en Saturday, be was mewling at Nominee of Bird-street, Onfordaireee, when the deceased tapped Ma spew Ist shwaldne, sod asked hi. if ►e timid melee. Wetness assivered is the slivisseliare; Dad he theta lois bin I. a poldivlsower, meow of Dwitaweempti, Oafevel street, old ireited Mai to • pint of peeler, sod amok a glees of arra ; he thee gave him 3d. to write • pl.lll tlr hot •f • letter, "Take great owe of Ilse, awl vostvey my body boon' Hewing paid for what they called for, they quitted the low, and parted at the comer ef Misith Audley-eirees. Walleyes proceed. J home, and heard the re port of the pistol, and labels be came up be recognised the miteessol oily by his dress. The Brother•is-4w and the Mother of the dee4seed were etamined. It appeared Gum their irsoiniiiimy shot he ►ad hem privately monied shunt three mouths. His number rem •iwed the following letter frum him by post on Saturday MAO:— " Deer Moller-1 have to inform you chit 1 have bees enforimiately married foe three months. 1 bid been linfOr. snooty,' wierehed, which missed me to conceal it from you ; but she (his wife) hos hems ill about a month, arid God lase bees pleased to lake ►er, with all her fault.. It has made such an impresin■ us me, that I eminent easily recover, sod don't yue be slammed. lon about going abroad, and will not retiree. " I am, dear asotber, your affectionate ins, " T. G KEEN LA " P 4-1 have takes the keys of sly treaks silk me, seamy mad was so emir a d." Ihe deceased was 24 years of age; he left his place on Friday morning, at his 0110 request, and bad a watch, two gold seals, ~,d tbs. whisk viaf I he Verdict—Medusa/ad shot Aimed/ is is stale./ fiamaily. NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. roarsilevra, ocreant 13. Sailed yesterday the Surrey. Saute, fur Newt &path Wales ; Grafts, Garbutt, for the South Seas; Joao, Workouts, fur Trieste Circassiao, Wasse, fur Calcutta; that Active, for Ja • males. Arrived taday the tphiieala'from she roast of Africa; Wuoilfurd, Chaprosa, from she Downs for Madras. Sailed Ike Cameleou cm a cruise. FALWOIITIII, OCTOBRIL 11. Arrived the Osborn packet, 2h days from Nirsr York, IS from Halifax; was placed order gaaratilaae, slid saltation& the west day. OPAL, OCTOII/1 13. Arrived and sailed for the River the Vsusitiart, Daloyas. Gum Cluaa; and Rrireieb, frac, from JAMMICII. Case dowa from she River and °metric tlce Stumbled, 4r. Ihmiastom, fur Madeira and lsassica ; Vestal, Italateemmy foe Flynt.. Yesierdisy arrived and sailed for the River the &trey, Faith, evens Tobago; Reim, (ream Demerara: Dureauselt, from Rooth Sew ; and Madras, from India. Vann down from the River the Marquis of Holdings, foe SWIMS and Calcutta, mid railed with the soutwaid bound. Arrived the itetreaell, Frost, fearer Jamaica, on a very dia. tressed state, she Captain and roe. comploey exhausted, having been on short •11ovranee 2S days. On the 16Th August, in the Gulf of Florida, .a. boarded by ore pirate sehormere, with sower& of 10 Teen, and plundered of every flues oe beard, previews' not exc.-peed. Abe spoke the Amiable hum and gut a small 'ripply of provisions from ►er. She informed ber that she hail spekria a ship, who re. ported there had ►eau *racial 'noels tak , it by puritan, mime( which were two Fiend', one Hamburgh, two Ame ricans, and some anelisk. OXALIC Actt►.—lt is known from experience that K brewed sable spoonful of magnesia, muted in ■ middlemesmed tumbler of water, and drank iasatedisiely after oleic acid loss been swallowed, w 441 are life.—(Morning Puper _ _ We are informrd that the patronage of the Bo rough of Bothnia has been transferred by the Noble Lord who has so long enjoyed it, to the Lord %War den of the Seminaries; and we are ussurrd that the Noole Marquis is expected shortly to pay a visit to his new friends at that place, in order to be re-elected Recorder, and take the oaths required by law on hi* appointment to that important uffice. We dare say the Corporation and Freemen have been fully satisfied that the change will nut have any injurious effect on their roller ute or individual inlcreittr-- (West Brehm NEW SOVIrKWALES. lIITRACY IRON THE RlVilitY or role CON. HONER or INQUIRY trro irks 11/011 or Thi COLONY Of NIW 110114 11 1‘ WARN. - (Collins/it from our Paper o f istorday hut) In the mine way, and under the same influence, four of the men who worked very frequently at Bathurst for Mr. Cos, and whose labour was taken io exchairgeby him for that of other workmen that lie had lent to Govrroment, received etnancipa• tions upon his recommendation. I certundy believe, that in making there recom mendations, Mr. Cox followed wily the example of other Magisrrateir and musters of convicts in the colony, whb have found, that the beat way to sti mulate their indtudry is tortirornive them recom mendations to the Governor, after the performance of any given quantity of work. There are other masters, who are not dicposrd to snake such ascii► fives of psieciple to loofi , , and it is only by the 1.. stracnentattily'•of sus h peesima, and by taking car* also, that their refu.at to certify the good condwet of a se's' int does not pr..ceed from a selfish wish to retam his services, that this very important part of the reformatory influence of the colony can be preserved in purity, or prevented front becoming a source either of private corruption or of continued oppression. As the principle of rewarding convicts with emsucipotions and pardons for services, similar to those performed on the Bathurst and Richmond roads, interferes oral the operation of the principle, upon which, alone, they he given; and which Governor Macqu.irne, in his first orders on these sub jects, very emphatically proclaimed, "as the inva riable rule by which he intended to govern himself for the future ;" the departure from that rule, for the purpose of cheaply obtaining services that would have been chargeable to the colonial fonds, has tended to bring into suspicion and disrepute the exercise of a prerogative that should of all others be the most free from both. It produced a belief, that the rewards of good conduct were be come the subjects of sale and barter, through the corruption of the agents employed. 1 think it necessary to state here, that although ausuy,tersorn in the colony have regretted the fa cility with which Governor hlacquarrie has yielded to the recommendations for pardons and eseaucips lions upon these occasion., and have considered that this facility has produced an unfortunate effect upon the minds of the convicts in the colony; yet 1 never have heard the slightest suspicion cast upon the purity of his own motives, or the integrity of his conduct, either in these, or in other cases of granting indulgence.. The conduct of some of the persons who re ceived ecuancipstion tor the services before alluded to is out undeserving of stoner : Thomas Giaffilltti, who acted as storekeeper to the Bathurst rued party, rod afterwards at Bathurst, appears, by the ackhowledgineut and in the huigusge of Mr. Cox, who recommended him, to have been a consum mate villain." Thomas Carpenter, after receiving his emancipation for conveying stores to Bathurst for Mr. Oxley's expeditron, become the tenant of • public-house in Sydney in the month of Febru ary 1820, and contrary to the recorucuesidati of the 31agistrates at Sydney ; in four months after that period, he was convicted by the crimiusl Court of receiviug stolen goods, amongst winch was found some wearing apparel of the Aide-de- Camp to Governor Marguerite. John Hodges had received a ticket of leave ettior to his sertiliiig his horse and cart for the same service as Carpenter, in consequence of his having married a youog wo- Mall who was • native of the colony. and of having purchased land. Hr ulterwsrds took a house, and lived in Poramotta, where hr sold spirits without a license, and was UOIOIiOUS for affording reception to the servants of settlers, and fur promoting licen tioustiess and debauchery. He was convicted twice during my residence in the colony of selling stints wii hoot a license, and was abandoned by his wife; but in consequeuce of a promise that had bent made to into by Governor Mai quirrie, that lie should have a license on condition of building good house in Porrrnattat, I find that he since re ceived one in the year 1821, after having performed the condition. Robert Harird had been trans ported a second time to the colony, and for life. its the year 1815. He immediately received a ticket of leave on his arrival, and married the daughter of a promo who had kept Pill inn at Paramatta, and who had sonic property ; with that, and with the profits of a successful itonsitnent of tobacco that he lead hero allowed In snake while his ship, the Indefatigable, was at Rio de Jaiitiro, lie established himself at an inn in Sydney that was licensed in the forme of his wife, who was the daughter of • convict. Here he conducted himself well, and his house continued to be the resort of the most re spectable settlers in the country wild he died, in the year 1820. Wm. Bradbury obtained a grant of land mow awe he 'revved hiaerisancipatiori, and has oc cupied it ever since. Ile was one of those who ac companied Governor Macquarrie in his lust exile canton to the newly discovered lakes; and gave his personal attendance, with his horse and cart, receiv ing payment Irons the police fund fur that service. 'Fins man bore a good charsctir, and had succeeded better than many others of his class in the cultiva tion of his farm. David Lindley acted as store keeper at Bathurst from the year 1817 to the year 1819, and having received a here pardon from his Majesty, on account of circumstances unconnected with his conduct its New South %Vales, lie returned home in the year 1820. His character was stated to me to have been good, although I hail not the means of ascertaiimig whether lie had re sisted the great temptations to which lie was ex• posed, by the system upon which Mr. Cox had been suffered to comfort the go eeruairnt works, and the issue, of provisions at Bathurst. _....~ - as t (To is continua) Newcastle sod the aeiglshow hood, in consequence of the stoppage of the kerlinen on the ►iver. are 611fil with soldiers like towns befitted. The 66th regiment rreit•ed between ten and etrvets on Satur day evening. and all the local coils •ilh the troops st the barrack* ate use perinnuent duly.--( Durham ('h 7r WINDSOR, Orroost 12. Wisest, prid. 101 O. to 13/ Os I O.so New —l to —s 8,41110, per qr... Is. to its Barbi, p. qr... 20. Oil to —p Pe55e.......... to STAIN EN, OCTONER 11. I Wheat, per Id. 1110 s to 12l Ot Pease, per qr. .. —s tto 34s New thou.... —s to —s Barley ... ...... —s to —a Otto, per qr... rt. Ild le fils Beau ......... —, to --e SMITHFIELD, MONDAY, Ocrosas 14. We love well supplied with all descriptions, of meat this morning, sad bosh Beef sad Mutton are a trite lower; but Veal is somewhat dearer, sallow mpply of this latter Wide is sot as large at usual. The prier of Hap, both for prime quality aad iaferior warts, hat &chimed miser mar last; Clover sod Sus, are at our last quotation. The following is a eye. rect statimieut of die prices and :umbers : To slob the •11.1 per *lose of ells 1 Bref....ts. 114. to 3s. 44. Head of Cattle this has: Mottos .2s . SI. to 3. 0.1. Beasts ........ ...,. 3,041 lotols.. 3s 0.1 to 3. ed. Sheep sod Limbs...St:7oo resi....4a 0.1. to 4s 6.1. Calve. /140 P..rk ... 34. 'SJ to 3. SJ I Pies ..... ..... ...... 3OO HAT-MARKET. Hay Clover .. Skim NEWGATE AND LEA DENHALL MARKETS. (By Ike Carcass.) Beef .... Is 44 to la 4i I Veal .... Is Sol to ls Mottos.. 414. to 2s 4.1 Pork.... Is Sri to 3s 44 Lamb is 41 to Is 44. PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW. .1•111111 . 11. wwsweewaree.. New Hay. 31 Ss to 414. MI I Hay.... 3! 4, 44 to 4/ Is 04 Old do. 010 a 0.1 to 01 O. 4,1 I Near do. 0/ lia 0.1 10 01 0,0 Chimer 3/ 10a 0.1 to 41 4.0 J Clover 31 10.0.1 io 4/ 12a Od Straw I/ 7. olau If Iftt 0,1 I Siraw 1/ Sa 0,1 Iv 11 16. Od PRICE OF 11 , ►OCKt:II. WS, pe► Cwt. Amu. ._ Kest ....2/ 10, to 4/ 14s I Kest .... 21 6s to 4/ 4s Swot: ..11 Os to 2/ Ilis I Sussex .... 21 Os to V 10/ E50ex....21 Ito to 31 Its I Essex .... 11 2s to 31 Os PRICE OF POTATOES, MOMIIAIf, Ocrosia 14. Msrsh Champlain.. —s Od lu 80. sld per We. Maush Shoos lobs 041 so 654 Od lilphstiel Champs . . 6011 Od to 6b. 0.1 Upland Shoos.. .. Od so 60s Od Quel.re. Apple PulaSues •• • • ..•• • ok 55. nd to 60. Od Osuobles. PRICE OF RAW RAT, per sioue of •Ib. Price by Tallow (as stated by Ilie Tallow...melte' s), to. 4rl. PRICER OF TA 1.1.0% Town Tallow 43a 0,1 —, Yellow Riowia 45 , n,l 0.1 White diuu...—s Od Soap dit10.... 411 Od —s Od Sleltoog Staff 33. Oil Od Ditto r0ugh..204 Od —s Od PRICE OF CANDLES, Front Tallow Chandlers Hall. Price or Candles, per dosen, 94 Od—Moulds, 10s A.I. 6J. per cloaca allowed for ready looney. N.B.—The priers in the general Remil Shops are from 70 In Sd. pr RAW HIDER Best Heifers & Sleers, per sit. Ordissary.. 2s 8d to is 104 31 4il to 3. MI Haslet Call.. each les Od lifiddlisp Its 04 to 3s 24 Erg. Horse Os Od to Os Od SHEEP SKINS. Sheep Lambs PRICE OF LEATHER. Botts, 50 to 561 its each 244 to 24.1 per lb. Ditto, 56 to 641105. each. 954 to 264 Dressing Hides Fiue Coach Hides . Orop Hides 35 to 111 lbs rue cutting 19.1 to 211.1 Ditto 45 to Wh 5.... Calf Skins 39 to 401bs 2161 to 26.1 Ditto 50 to 701bs ...M1 to 34.1 Ditto 70 to 60tbs 264 to 2114 %mall Seals (Greeialaull) Large (lino .... Tautied Horse Hides 17.1 to 1114) Spanish Hurst Mors lll4l to 43.1. COAL MARKET, OCTOBLR 14. Ships el Market. Ships SuIJ Price. 361 21 SanderWWl 1 Welsh Coal As Peters!leld cattle and @beep fair, on Monday last, 1,000 head of castle, 600 of which were Welsh and tbr remainder Dowor, and 6,500 sheep and latabs,chielly Downs, and some West Country ewes, nese brought fur sale. Little boldness or, done in she cattle Giv in she moraire, she breeders re. quirsitg higher ptiees than the lime. would warrant, Mat in the gammons • chnside.able anneher both of Dimas sod 11'elab cattle were sold at about Its. per aunt epos the see rags. Nearly the whole of she sleep and lambs were amid. The ewes fetched hum Ids. to 40s. per bead; lbw lambs I,om 10s, to lts. Ibe supply was altogether better Shag - Pit? - 'dial el Ike Oltstir bilis, eta ?rum tie somber 'of ',silents and respeetable dialers who trilmoded, and the salmi which were directed, this fair may our be red as established; and will tie doubt be blkly bewrgend to the IN well aa to the conaties of Hosts 31111 IM.awx emsendly. The pale el atm. at Vieybill, on Thursday eras very dull. Prises still us eke derlise. Very little hosier.* was anise al Uxbridge fair on Frills, lasi. Mitch roes were must in resplest, sod ewe, fetched but low prices. The stuther of aw ep 7I•• less than we remember in Rare sees on say bonier ocesswia, 'et Hie sale was xtrrnorly heavy. The myany of horses were of the lowest descriptiost, at little owe this the kesurl peter. FROM SATURDAY RUGHr G,4ZET7B. DIVIDENDS November 7. A. Semitic, of New Sarum, trills, clothier, at el, ern, at eke While Hart lair, New tows.. November 7. G Toes& of New Wilts, grocer, at eleven, at the Whit. Hato ins, New Strom, November Q. J. Hisliap, or Broad .trees, Illooinabarv, Mid. harse.deake. at 'levee, at the Cvult of Commission. era or Baukrepts, BaslnViall.stre.s. November 5. K. Tribes. and J. Barran, late of Wallirook, ben, l a b l e s* lll e a lv a e s , iv a a t o r it o cul ose, ol l: r o co deri m , ,, M 4 .. ..a i l , : betteruf no:ir,;:kruaelirtz Basiagballetreet November 4. T. Knight, lair of Chipping Sodburr, Glover,. ter, dealer is wines sad spirits, at bunter, at ilk Commer cial Rooms, Bristol. November,. J. Haggett, late of Limehouse Hole, Poplar, aliddies t n, hat now • premier to the king . . Bench Pr.. tam, victualler, at lee,. at No Gaol at Cana misatuners of Bankrupt., Barinflooltetreei. November 2. 1 Sirombens, of Almelo Friars, London, men. chant, at iris, at the Court of Comm a iumeraaf Bsolcropk, Blailighall•atteet. November S. J. L. Freaky, of Sparrow renter,. Miseries, Lemke, et...lwasaki...se, at tea, as the Coast of Commis. mom,. or Baiikrapaa, Basiogliall Street. November!. J. C. Miller sod A. Miller, of Rishopapr o . s , London, merchants, at eleven, at the Court of Cum. raiminaers of Bankrupts, Basiogisalt-street. November 4 S. W illwma , of &total, •pvihrcary, at two, st the Commercial Booms, Bretul. November S. J. Parker, of Chapel!-mreel, Near Edgewsre. road, Middlesex, eambenerarrusan, at eleven, as the Groot of Commissioirers of &rheum.. Bmitighall-alreet. November 4. B. Yoibb, lase of Biltiogbaroirgis, Liaeuln, at roar, at the Litre Hotel, Sleaford. November 4. T. Harris, of Sr. Niehalar, Worcester, woollen. deeper, at twelve, at the Hop Market lair, Worcester. November 4..1. Gough, of Bath, Somerset, painter, et our, at the Conintirci•l Rooms, Brt.tol. Oci9ber 30. J. Damian, Row or late of Dover, Kest, iron. wormer, at clew,., at she Guildhall, Canterbury. November 20. J. P. term and F. Weston, of Bristol, amltatera, November ter be elv i e l . a l• t ß t b e m C a o . or b le i r . c j u a is R ie l .o uamos f York, romul, ocrivearr, at twelve, at the New Court Howie, Wakefield. November 5. 11. Watson, of Bottom 1.-Illuors. Lasicssier, druggist, at titres, as tie Ship Ilia, Boliuo.le-Moan. Novi-ember 5. W. Jot son, of Liverpool, torpeatioe.dasak t at 'levee, at the George In., Liverpool. AfdßilkTS. ICORN EXCHANGE, Moreaw, Oevoega The cuotiassatiou of tespeatioucs weather hes prevegleß the snivel ef ally vessels bum the northrru ports; bet we bad good supply of laud carriege samples from Ewe, lest, and SuClk, (rash in this moving, yet, is the bowls are to expectation of large 'missal,. is the course of a few 'day., the Wheat trade a far from being brisk, and even the Attest runs (roan the above counties basely uldaiaed the prices of this day sts'eatight, shuts, the ordistary qualities are very heavy, and prices completely nominal—Fuse twist Barley is in request, and obtained Is. per quitter hither 'than on last Muitslay.—.The Oat trade se uot so brisk as one would have expected, carsidetisg the aliiirtiesa of she sup. ply, owing to the Wee that in the coarse of the day large supplies will be recei•ed, but last Reek's prices were fully sitnintsined.—la Beaus, Pease, and doter articles there is no alteration. CURRENT PRIM OF GRAIN. WbealArat &Emir*, Mir 3.43. 104 40. Suffolk, New 444 41. 01.1 los 38. Norfolk 20. 38. Nye WA 124 Barley, New lB. 32. old Malt White Prase White Pease(Oollers) 30. 36s Grry Prams ells ells SoaH Braes Us Us 'Fmk dill. .. 0211. Potato • . • • .• 24. Poland Oats 22. 2S. Feed . lSt Us Flume, pee sack Saps Seed, pu last 2Ol In IMPORTATION* LAST English Wheal. 3,963; Earley. Malt, 9,119; Oats, 1,244 ; gyr. 11 ; Wass, 625; few. 978,-448 Oath I,BBo.—Hellish flour, 2,989 sacks. PRICE OF BREAD. The Price of the 41b. Loaf is al lied a 1 Srvenpenee half peemy by Ore fell•prieed baker., There are where of the trade who sell ma lower tenor. GUILDFORD, Oc l2. Wisest, per load - ..... 71 0. to 111 Os Ditto (one) Oats, per qoarter Barley, per quince Beans, per quarter ll 5. to II 10. Grey Pease, requarter Rye ', SOAP, Ike. per 1121 b Soap 76, Monied l6. Curd Craves 7, St Good Dap ..... 01 C ERTI FlCATES.—Novrrsta I. T. Bentley and E y. of Leicester, brace snanufae torero —J. Gnome, of Gainabursogh, Lincoln, mercer —W. St , of ertiicuoi-laine, Loodoo, Poole, of Leeds, Twit, grocer.—T. W. Cooke, lete of Sugar Loaf. alln, Bethnal-green, htillellenen, breser.—K. Lappingwell, of Croydon, Soucy, linen draper. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. T. Woods, 6 Fretoo, and C. Hanlon, of Wiymore-street, Mary le.butte, lingua drapers (as fur as near& T. Woods), Oc tober 7, 1662.—M. Colima sad R. Culegete, of Canertbury, printers, July 19, 1862.—J. Vale and M. Lana. of (bawd. sired, IA iddb sex, wine. oserebasi ts, October 9,11122 —W . Sed - do. sod J. Rickman, of Litt,. Lever, Lancaster, bleachers, October 6, 1822.—J. Hawaiian, C. Howsball, sad Howsiall of Blarkosau-street, Borough. booksellers, as f.r as re gards F. flowsball„ October 10. 1626.—F. Clt.radler sod J. °lased!. r, or °trued-street, Muldleira, patent osedkise venders, piember 6, 1821 —J. D... sad J. Starr, of Lower Janses-streer, Oulden.s9eare, October 6, 1622. J. L. Du Moot and V Get. Threselneedle-stres 1, Loados, September 19, 11422.—T. Hut sad C Troward, of Red Lion. square, Midair-sex, proprietors of the dry sulphuric baths, September 29, 1822. i an CC I. d. 20 0 MS YESTERDAY. .1 Old Annuities...... al KZ. Bills. a.... I,touoi. I 7 6 Pr. 1 Ditto 5ma11.... 7 Q pr. Lonery Tickrts,Stil.ls-. 1 Book for Acc.... mit I 11511 I Com for Arc... sti 84 PRICE OF SUGAR. Ile average price of Brown or lblitscovailo Oscar, com peted from the Returns made in the week twin the Oth d.y of October, Hitt, is 49*. 1 lid. per hundred 'rude, ex clusive of the doilies of customs paid or payable thereon va the hops. tattoo thereof sato Great Britain. PRICES OF CORN. Weekly Retur■ of Ilse Average Price of British Corn, Winchester Measure, as received from the Inspectors in She respective Marilime Cities and Team, is England and Wales, fruiss which she Prices that govern Impurishun are cakalated.-41ctiiher 5, Ink. PRICE OF STOI 3 per Cesii. Red. 81111 i 3 per Ct. Coes. Bei II 82k 4 per Cents 99H New 4 per Cent Rti 101 k Blink L. Ana. 20f 11-14 India Bond► 37 its 66 pr. .- ..t. le . 1 43 0 •. I. s. d. 27 0 13 0 121 s. d. 24 11 27 11 MARRIAGES. Oa Tuesday, the 6th itslaY, a Dudley, Staffordshire, Henry Me'ls. M D., of Lower Brookaito et, to 111 leotard Emm.i, daughier of James Caldwell, of Liu Icy trued, la the samc county. Esc' Lately at Gretna Groot, Jesse Ainsworth, E•q. son oflesse Aisawort►, Esq. of Wickenhall, so Harinsb, the yeomen daughter wf Hr. R Lees, and niece of Colonel Less, of Old ham. The lady was, on the same day, made • ward in chan cery ; mad it is likely to become a question of some on. portsuee to the parties, whether the Scotch blacksmith or the English lawyers obtained the priority in palm of time. DEATHS. On the 17th of August, on his passage from hawks, Cap• tans George King (oft he ship James Laing), aged U. In the 854 year of his age, Muses C.:medians, sea. Eq. father of Mosta Gieethatu, Esq. Senior Deputy Judge Adt..• cot of the Fleet. On friday se'onighi, al the Bull and Month lan, in Shef field, John foster, E q of High Green, ru the 71st year of his age, who, far hearly forty years, had filled the rrpectire offices of formicr sod chief constable for she &pillar of Strafforth and Tickhill, in the ceunty of York. He was pramowately Grad of music, sad was denurnissated the father of the Yorkshire Choral Cornrow His remiss were at traded to the parish church of Eccles& Id by a fell baud of music, and amateur slaves, who performed the fusersl anthem, awl some pieces of which Mr. Foster was the com poser, wit► the greatest solemohy. Upwards of two thousand persona assembled from the neighbourhood where he resided, to testify their regard for his private worth. HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE THIS DAY. Adorning 2 ether 2. I Evening 21 after 2. Prinard as/ NWlmbed at TIRE 'RITMO PRESS mid THE GLOSS olio, No. 111, Sinad, by comu.ss CORNWELL, of the Strand. ` 4 0 0, •• -- ~.. -.~~.~, j,r' I , , ~ ~ 4. 441 $