The Sun. — London, England, 1805-09-03 00:00:00

SPORTING INTELLNE VC E. HEREFORD RACES. WEDT.ESDAY, AUG. 28:- The Town Plate u 1 Fifty Pounds, for all - a&es.—Four mil: - - ' heats. Mr. Elwes's b.. f, Maiden, 7st: , i tlb. - 2.. I I Mr. Fisher's O. f. Two Shoes, 8,4 i. Glib, -•- r z --2 A liunrnis' Svvt•elstakes or Ten Guineas g ac h, f or H orses c et , Ing 125 r; each.— Four miles.—Six Subscribers: M.. , ~,!,- e w'. or. 11. Norval, - - - - .. i , - ,V,i ,0 , .'.., b. K. Matintan , A Cup of I.itty , Ghineas value, for Hunters, r3st. each.-- 11, :its twice round t h e C ourse , M. Wilson's ~ .I , h Hackney Mr. itentc.t.ts b. nlititi 10,1.,e M:. I)iagt."6 br. in. Careless 3 T I I 2 2 Z. 3 dr. BOROUGHB 12 I DC; E MEETING. V At Bradford-Leigh Fair, yesterday Se'nnight, there was a large show of horses, the best of which sold . high. The supply of cheese Was Mere- plentifulthan , usual : •a few prime dairies were sold in the morn ing at e6s. to - 58 s. but during the day the prices de- dined' more than 6s. per cwt. and several tons lic ere taken away unsold. At . Romsey Fair, yesterday sennight, the pti ceso f old Cheese were from 705.. to 765. prime 78s. per cwt. New- ditto 505. 'to 545. best As. Inferior. Cheese 445. ',485... and 50s. Good old Cheese,. owing to a short supply, met a quick sale at the before , ' mentioned prices ; but the supply 'of every other sort being very plentifol, it•was 'a very dull l'air for new and inferior Cheeses.. DIJEL.--A few days ago a meeting took place, near Shan Cliff Camp, bet ween two O ff i cers there,. a Mr. G------, .of the Ist Battalion of the 22d, and Mr: M- 7 -, of the lst Battalion of the 43d, th e result of which was, that Mr. M. was so badly . wounded that little hopes are , entertilned of . his re covery. oil the 20th of July Robert Guthrie, toll-keeper at Bervie; when cutting some whirls for fuel; about half a mile east from Bervie, near the side of the turnpikeTead leading frrim thence to Stenehaven A found, deposited at the roo t, o f a b ush, a parcel of Ali attempt was lately made to rob and murd e r the ladies' thirties, wrapped up in a duffle clo a k , coa- Jeypour ',A ajah,—A.•-b o d y o f ru ffi ans, h eaded ,by two ng of ladies'..riding habits., great coats, silk cloa k;, pawe . Fr'nelauen, attached '_hiS tent at night, a n d over - sist i silk and printed ;owns a n d p e t t i coats, and petticoats ed his g.itards.--During the seuffle, the Rajah' o escaped .e eat treasure to a cons id era bl e amount fell of other cloths ; silk and co tt on stoc k ings, silk and and cotton iiLO toe bands of assass i ns. , cotton mitts, ladies' head-dresses.n pelice s trimmed, shirts, gloves, rib . ' A French Oilicer, disguised as an itinerant trader, bands, napkins ; silk. wee lately with fur ; $l/OCS and slipp ers ; a great number of • I'L isco.de red in the • Carnatic; taki n g p lans' children's clothes, t o g e th er w i t h t h ree webs oflinet or the couryrry,orttfications,&c.—Besisting the party e and one . of printed _cotton cloth; and many ot h e r mp:oyed to apprehend him, he Was kille.t. He and articles whi c h c o uld not b e enumerated. ' Owino. WV s fo - meely in the service of Viz 1E It ALLY, at Be- to th e ir c o n sumst d state; they are all totally uselesspa.es, “nd his vipers ane s t a t e d to h ave r L sclose d tiome important inf o r mat i on . . The clothes bad been o f exce ll ent qua li ty, and made in the nearest fashi on . H ow t h ey came to be there An exceeding 'wise regulation has been' adopted is the subje& of conje,,..Aure ' but the one incrt s pro bythe,COnipany in the Pollams. it has 'll'fie..to liable is, that tl ‘y l'' '.' hy thieves, who been the custom of Governm en t t o .e xri a in,thary _had eit ' herrnisse lt d the '' i s t le' mi b r e k .°L , l or h fl id ed Irbil) dete6lion. service from the Priligars instead of a certain tri- But what was lees t rematleiblc in such e e t s o ar , bate. ' This measure, similar to the ancient feudal I.vas tbrce printed church ‘ mu ' sic-book a s At first system, hai served to cherish and keep alive that aim of the articles it repre.sentedl the pasture 'of 'of a turbulent and refraaorjr'spii . it which has 'so - often dead body, whica shuck !um more, foreibl , . 3, as re 7 deluged•the Pollams with INool. rt l"! ;s thercuire colletlingthat some , time agO the•cries of murder been determined to commute their miLtary services; . Were distitidly heard near the place • • for the payment of.treaSonable contribution in mo- - In April last a girl * of eight - ear * s . old, the dauel b 1- hey, or merehandize. The first instalments , have . Lpherd Schoolmaster, of Pew ter of Mr. Samuel S' ''' ' been paid with punduality, and great advantages. rith, swallo ' ;ed a-clar n niter needle, two inEthes and a 0 a...e expe4ed to arise from this pacific inciAlm. half in Jength, . She has at times had a severe pain ' A body of Siks, in March laste crossed th e 1 in her latiwels and twice her parents haVe thought, Seinde,i near Puckoli,- plundered the - country, and * in r the costa, she could not survive till mrning. ,A. . , e :. . ti zoo L 1 • i %Nu mtissoered' three linntlii:xl of the lILLOVCS. ' : - : -Surg - eon Who WiS a-pli -(1 to l'ioo - 1 t't ld qiuse' her death, but declined hiving her any medi- AccIPENT---:-:‘.: - Gentleman yesterday driving a ' eine -lest it sheuldaecelergite it. On Thee-sdgiy:the one;.horse chaise, ac c 0 nip ani e d • by a servant, from Bth ult. to the great joy of her p arents , s h e vo i ded Charing-Cross 'towards Parliament-street the. shafts • suddenly breke.nethe needle by stool, and is pow improving daily in ar the Ac ' hniraltY, and the horse health. I, - ,- - • . . lain off at title .speed, dragging' the Shattered vehi c l e On Thurseay se'niiight One Jonathan Sewell; a atter him, to the no small annovance and terror of - young man; was drowned whilst fishing in the river the /)&4sen , , , ,v r s. Th e G ;: n t l eatan and his sen'aut .. Eljell, at , Southfield, 'near AnWci.,y. Although his \Ver..: both't L r o wn . out; 'bat - w i t h out iztjury, though rn ie . falliog. into .the. water was itemekiiately known,• it the wheel ia is . i ed • o V er . t h e Gentleman's leg. \VHS firer hams before the body was found,. owirig horse pr ocee d e d d own Whi teh.7dl at the top. of his - to the dep th, of the wafer tied the steep and craiggy speed, and it w as rea ll y -f r i g h t f ul .to -behold the ef sides el the river at that place. . • , r fOrts of the multitude : to esctape• th e destrnaion that Ahreateared th rill . me„, wont n, outi . diuren fied . On.WedneSdtty night, about ei g ht o'clock, 'a fire Was iii,eovcred in the work-shop. of a azoach- maker, in every di rec ti on , p;irt i cu l zu d y i nto .the :.Admiralty. in Ar, ! , y 1 c-street; LiVerpeol, Which. destroyed the -:muse H o r se Gnards, without thinkin g th ems el ves .-. . . . even there sgife. , The•loitm bttildli t al advanced .f u ri ous ly, . until, li Aboatfourt ee n y ears ago a F armer, in the Parish t . .er pasging the I iorse Cuar ( i s , he got upon " ofiNewtyle, lo s t hi s wat ch i n a field. , AS lie was the palic‘..-iy, when One w.' the ii ialig catching in the rails, he w,14 justanoy thrown,. and (h3eng.. . vd. from almost certain he had lost it th ere ; h e cause d fife field Ow vehje 1x;15le. .11e1x;15 immediately 6ttight; We are: :to he tilottglied o v e r , h a r rowe d , and afterwards dug with spades, but th e watch vas not td he foUnd., hippy to sotto that n o vii:csoilat.itijury wits susta'ine'd. . ro his'great sum prise, hoWever, when the land . w - as On Stitiday:4e'nnitett, aboUt half past e;::;!tt o'c,ock . i?leuglied . last,settson, the watch was turned up, pier at nighe a " i n Genoeuem h iS aw n e..,t.i:.tge, with, fatly entire, excepting the iron : and steel, is post-lames front, .;to C•ick . ens, in - I..eice-itc,-, was stop, was: crumbled do +n to dust. .•.. • . • 01 NV ith iii a ;iii.,,it distance 61 Rothiey f louse, on the - i, riday last. WaS committed to lichester gaol ) , road to LoLiglibre'oagh, by' two biti-hwaymen, aPpa- . t b i y t o l l i t e ld . Tv. Joall pALATEti, Edtvard Cox, .driver Of rently well mounted,. on of watt ii rode up to the mutton Co it front .Yeovil to Salisbury, postboy, msented - api•tol to hi, and threat- ' • ft:r e stealing out of . a parcel,. committed to, his care, ened to MOW his brains oot, whilst', the other robbed st: .. i . ciry Bank of Englattd and other Notes, some. of the Ot.ntleinan 9e his watch amt peeket- book CM- V`, i i!ch were , foUpd on his .person. The.circumstance taloing upwank of 2pl,'. .. On giving; the watch, the N b v . och led to his apprehension was a Note stopped Gentleman sged it was a flail!) , eiece, of little v.ilue y the Bank of England, the muubers having been and exere.., , ing a .wish ito keep it, it . 3.tets returned: communicated to them. and the highwayman also .gave lulu a .guinea out of East week a public-house, known by the sign of Li.; po t :ker to lyty his expellees. They turned their the iliack Rabbit, and gin adjoining cottage; near horaestow:trd Leicester, stippoled for North , wi I ... i . t hr , were ke c t ictte)e t cl in the teo di f ty ; t t irn ov e e , n by a l fi lo re st ; amPton . Arn-),I'l.•-• - ' race 3 .. They . tre l'epreSented. at,. small in stature l'e i.•O - ea from he, fit slevenly in tit•partince but sa 1 . - ll ' t ' . , pi a y moun ed. 'of the furniture e 01)1k-house was at 4 ived by e it A ow le ,4 'w „,. (, ) L t i i ) i shice .s as Cialfl. 13 . 11 0WV:and Major the affieity o f the neighbours ; 'but the inhabitants II ~ t o toe , out 1 Mayo Regiment of Mill- .of the Cott e 1 • - tea, ,x,iro insviiii,e.„ atoll_ the sas. i e _ , . , a • ee xling . from borne Jost their little all. 0 ( 4alwaY and ,• Friday night, about ten o'clock, a fire broke out, at , ity praeeeed a vessel discharring a cargo of a mess-house on Snuthsea. COmmon, Mayo tl . • . 6 91! . Consumed the left staoding sinugaled goods, arid althorigh they lig i d but t v since the last encarnp . went, which assistants, they caele tO a cetterinieatiop or , encle ‘ a! : saMe. There . is no certain account of the cause. vmllV..,t:; ''.,' - ' i " 4 "' ..t , he , v , e; ''' e k . a i ldFl'iris" o ,...ang t.t.ceeded . An. Inquisiiiini Was taken - on . Satin-day at the in to ..i, 14 011) 4 /.4. , cdtitte otpeopl e a quantity of • Coffee-house, (.4 flatten -street, So' tuees-Town, before tol.yieco, which had been landed, and, Ita l i a , di v id e 1 l . -lonsoN !.sq-. On the body of a 'young man, of their sni ail Oat ti (ic:o suer the Major to griard thec ,t i b i e le r d lir c Oof r ipippet, who met his death on Saturday. law I iiei znre9, Tiie,', COlOl i , .:1 pi . oceedei.l,with one .assist- dress was i waiter at the Cock,Chalton-street ant, in a small roxe-hot, and by great exertion came pLiying ip the tao-room with young , . op ~ eithetlie yesol, and, not withiit,:indingthe threats'_ e arid Opp ei itie n ne..,de t o' tile crew' 1 - .l9.soeceead in •• resides io the neighborhood; .. '1 g - "man ' who . boaediag her ; aod haN , In, securedthe .crew, brenglit on the side, and lie was taket. isllT a'anvderielirri"anebdlow.n her tai the :e, e iy of t,';'''-e.stport., She proved ►toOe a until his death kt U Q' A. nll4l ' --- %- blow mighi have hastened - l . * ~ ~. . .1. r. PTOX, a - eurfieon . was al -cutter of clear To tees bur Om. . instal setinight ', the wife of . a tradestnan .at , death. of the . deceased, although he had been t fo l.c r WEN.: haw ari'd the mother of .f()tir you . no cblidren., : a long lime diseased. There . d'd ' i not appear 'to haVe ~.,, the Owl- or in a d . r.;o.o.nciinct,' state of initel, cut Ler throat so , bcen any premeditated malicehetwo eie 111 ,.. j . i; i11 y , o elt ~r,„,: „,,d soon g.therwerds. The .on- and , the-jory returned a Vertlic'te,-Diee.i taa tlt . ti Fr's c i: ~ ‘:•r,.iiiire woni:4l . l .. wa* pregnant i.t a Will (mild. . tairon qf God., . • . _.- . '... • - . A twUrr Th Gold Cup, value roots Arid upwards, by Subscription of togs h , with - ..0e.s added, tor 34r olds and, upwards. Three Alites. • (Nine Subs , .;r:bers.) Str.ithinorc's br. c.-by Sir Peter, out of Queen Mab I Kirby's•gr.,c. Evander, 4yrs old, 7st. rolb. - 2 Sir "I . Girscorgire'S h. c. cock leg, 4yrs old, 7st. rolb. 3 Lord Darlington's hf.' h. by Ormond; Stars gild , 80. 5111. A Sir A. bun's b. c. by Precip trite, out of Colibri,4-Yrs old ; Mr. honsdale's br. c. Sir Lharles , 4yrs old, 7st. loth. 6 Mr. G. Linton's b. r. by Hdrubletooian - 7. Even betting, anal sto 4 agst yonder, and t o to r agst Strathmore's c. who took the le. it fcr a co siderable dis. titer. Evander and all the others warted. Von by ',only half a bead. AUGUST 29. The soh for three and cuur year olds. wo Mile Heats. N• Race, CHESTERFIELU MEETING. THURSDAY, AUG. 29. The 501. for 3year olds and upwards. FOnr mite heats. Mr. Sitwell's b. I. Gobsecap, by Mooreock, 3-Yrs old ' 1 ' 1 Mr. Ricirardson's 1,.1, Woodbine, 3-yrs - old (stakes B gs.) ,3 2 Mr. Glossop's b. C. skylark, 4.yrs old, 7st. salb. 2 3 Sweepstakes of fro.. each, for all ages: Four miles. Su!? •Criber3.) Mr. Glossop's b. Skylark, by Mooreoek. Walked over.' Mr. Srtweli's 0141 policy: beat Mr. Eyre's b. p. 6st. each, Distance -in, sb};s. Mr, Sit'weil's old ponev, 6st. 71b. beat Captain Shor't's parley, 711) Distance-in, sogs. , ,r) 1 `1;LI1V, AUG UST 2 . " , 'CASTER ASSIZES, Auc. o. 1-Es Excer.rtocv the Lord T.iententlt goes this to tile. Currigh, in order to inipeet the encamp- As the 21 7 isi Prius 2tar, where SirT. M. SurroN, Knt. presided, there were I.le Causes`entered' for trial ; Many of them, of course, were of a trifling nature : of the others, the following' (being a SPe riat .ktrY ono) lasted from Thursday morning till one o'clock yesterday morning. WELD V, HORNBY AND °TREES. Last week the #lst regiment, in t-lre , - 'ln Islons, corn' p.andeti by Col. M'KENZIE, LiCUretlatit-Colonel ZOVCII. and Major WILLIAMS, proce,:ded cn their march from Cork to Athlone. Saturday five. Companies of the.47th Regiment of Foot matched into Drogheda from Dublin; they were to proceed for Belfast on Monday. Frid: , v and Saturday morning two Division' of the 26th Regiment arrivcd in Cork from Athlone ; the remdinder were expeae , i on Sunday. They are to form part of the Garrison until furthe,t o:ders. , This•was a Cause tried by a Special Jury before Mr. Baron SUTTON, and occupied 16 hours ; and in the dinnssion of which a great number of witnesses w ere examined, both on the part of the Plaintiff and the Defendants. • It appeared in evidence, that the Plaintiff, Mr. Wild, is the Owner of a Fibet7 in the rivers Ribble and Hodder, a distance of fifteen miles higher up the Ribble than a weir of the . Defendants' over that _river, at Brockholes, about three miles from Preston. Near 40 years ago the. • weir At Brockholes consisted N'c'holly of wood, at which time great part of it was out of repair, and the necessary supply of wood being so great, and the expence so Considerable, the Defendants con strucaed about tivo-thirds of this *t . eir of stone, .of the same, or rather less, height than the remainder of the 'wood weir : that between 19 41 un- years since the wood part of• the weir which remained after the- building of the stone weir, was washed down ,by a flood, and that space was then also built with stone, of a -height a little lower.than the other stone part, The injury complained of by the Plain tiff was, that since the ereaion of the stone weir less nilantities of fish have been caught in his fishery than during the continuance of the wood weir, and attributed the dithinution in fish to being produced by the stone weir. On the part of the Defendant' i.t 'was shown, that at the different times when the alterations were made of stone, the height of the stone was less than that of the wood weir, and that fish can get over the present stone iveir better than they could over the wood welt ; for the fish, in attempting to get over the wood weir, were frequently entangled,by which means considerable quantities were destroyed ; and that in passing the present weir none are destroyed, and in floods very considerable numbers have been observed to go over it. The Judge summed up the evidence to, the Jury very correctly Snd ably, and observed, that as'to two-thirds of the weir the Plaintiff had precluded himself from afiCtting, it ; and as to the reiaaining One-third, whiCh .has been built above 19, though less than 9.0 years, the presumption was agt. , -st him; for if; he hactken materially injured, he w,,..;.1.1 have brought his - a6tion before this late day; and, indeed, from the evidence it'appeared doubtful whether the Plaintiff had received any greater injury from the present stone weir than lie,had done before from the old wood one The Jury gave.a verdict fbr the Defendant. Two Causes, of considerable imT:ortance to the landed interest of this emintry, Came on for trial on Thursday last. They were Aaions of Ejectment, brought by the Earl of Dcrsy, for the purpose of en forcing the covenants in leases granted' by his Lordship, particularly as to. planting trees. on the land, and repairing buildings. The farther of these is an objea almost national, and the latter of the greatest consequence to lessors in general. As the 'object• of these suits was not so much to 'obtain pocsession of the promises, as, by a strong example, to convince the lessees of the obligatiO they were wider of performing their covenants, Lord Derby's Agent liberally consented, on hivim erdias, ani on payment of the costs of both canse, to leave the teL. hants . in pos3ession of the premises, and to allow tlrein time to nialtegdod their planting, and pe r f orm the necessary repairs to the buildings, subjeft to the approbation of two persons named In : bellall Of his Lordbhip. Mr. Barrett, of Manchester ; Attorney-at-Law, recovered 144. is. and CpSts, against Roberts, and' Others, Proprietors of the Telegraph r ~On Loll Coach, being h is expences for a coach and four to Leices.'. ter, to overtake the Telegraph Coach, which had set off without biln, after liavfng paA his lure, a few minutes before the regular time. Wednesday sennight a melancholy circumstance occurred in the parish of Dynaspowis, near Cardiff: while a party of reapers were at work in a field, two of them quarrelled, and a battle ensuing, one of them qave the other a violent blow cm the temple, witich - killed him immediately. The offender has since been committed to Cardiff Gaol. 11141212.1.E.D. Lately, at Swafl'ham, in Norfolk, W. U. C. Denejet, Esq. Of the Royal Artillery, to Mias Nelson, daughter of the late Rev. William 'Nelsen, of Fransham, in the same County. On Saturttly,Air, lames Martinet, of Tafton-street, Wait minster, to Miss Sale, or Arundel -street, Strand. ,On the igth of 11,ne last, in philAdelphia,- loseph Read, Esq. Counsellnr at Law, to Miss Watinough; daughter of lam,s 11. Watmough, Esq. formerly of konerdam. On l'irt:sday last, Mr. loins Dcwhurst, of ... Leyland,. Irin.: keeper, ttgerl 2.1, to Miss Derbyshire, of Blackru - 4 agedxi ; bang; his third wife in seventeen months On the Bth ult. Robert Cumming, of Tembain, Strath. tp:Y, aged 90, to lamer Shaw, :ibtiut 30, Nb part of the country anerds atienger proofs or the salubrity of the di- Mate, discovered . in the longevity of the inhabitants, than Strathspey. This present is a very striking instance :—As early as forty.tive,' Rotert Cumming carried arms under the Royal Standard ; he has hem ever sime. and is still, employed in the must laburioui occupation ; and so hale and vigorous is his Gon,titutiun, that on the day of his marriage, being dis,- aPpoilited at pot finding the Clergyman at home for want of previous notice, tu:, followed him with his bride where he was, and altogether walked a distance betwixt thirty and forty miles, without any apparent fatigue. 'I,tYNDON II.K CT'S, /ie. RETURN OF IVIIFI-T IN MAIIK.LANE , By Messrs. CH 1 1.13 and MA r 1.11%, Meal Weighers, 1 3 n o cI 4 u v d , l ui pg r o te o r l s y at:oil:51th:: trh 3f At;. to the 24th 31,00 1 1 agrecabl) to the new Att. 78 =Quartets at 83s ed 20 --..L.,-...--- at too od . 263. ------• at 8/s ad i'a ---- at 1020 od "to ----- at 81S 04 0„ 201 ------ at tow , od 177 s --- at Sos e4I 111 -------.- at 98$ od 5 ;8 ---- at 79s ad 2 74 ----- at 955. od 645 -----.-- at 7 1 3 i Q 4 193 --- at 95s oti 270 --•--.- at 76, ad 47 0 ------ at 94s 04 23 ------- at 741 ad 23 --- at 93, od 20 ----- at 7' , v i ,i,, ----- at 930 tid too ------ at vi ad 4 0 --- at 91, 6,1 193 ---- at 7,s 3 1 5k,/ --s--- at 92s od So —;----- at 69, al 9 ------- at 9ts cd 5-, ---- at 6s, :I 120 7 ---- at 9ss 3,1 334 ---- at to , 3i —.- at 89s o I 10 ---- as 66) 44 3 8 - , ----- at 83s (41 tto ------- at 651 0 4 go -- at 87. ad 34 ---- " ..}$ *4 291 --:---- at ' Bbs o,t r.,;; —__... A 0 35:4 4 (It -- at 85s cd 7 , ----- a ao, 57 0 ---- at 84s od 1.0 .............• at pi arS- Total 112 r 2 Q,,tiarters.----,,.ver;:ge Sri. 54d. 7a. Sd. lower than last Wino. ..............„. A RETURN 'OF FLOUR, " From Aug. 17 to Aug. 5 23, from t he Cocket.ollye; d• Sa c ks. S. d. Sacks. I.d. SAks. 5.. .......... 84 0 2l •••••"' 71 ti —"""' 6 --- t 6 0 32 -- S 2 A , 3 ; 1 6 1 3" "--- S 5 o 1 61;3 -- to o ! 2.5 4 Wheat And toe Sacks at 755, per Sack. , Tutal-7976 Sacks.. --A wage tap 6s. 2d. lower th,ui last Roan. e AVERAGE PRICE Or ENGLAND AND " LE " Ending Aug. 24. • , ' ors - 3,1 ! Barley . 43; ila 1 0,-- t o el iii 0. Soli ili Ityc 57s 6,1 f Oats . 315 6.1 l'as ; WESTERN COLJNTRV Newbury MARKETS o.loooo.'lf' Salisbury 8 4 (Idt' _OS to 96i 44i otl to 4gs Devizes • ‘Var n . I 72s to, tags .48 , ; od to io f 3's tfii,i),s taster 63s to gzs 4Ss Oft soi Os — I 6 —OlO3ll s ahit)(4l";h7.s B P u ß tts l , C s E o OtolsL6llb..Ver.,.!LtliiElt..7)-----orIII.)A.T I.F.AI)O4IIAI'L' ' 0 1, to o. l ' Ditto to to 651 b e ich - - 20 , t ° : l l' Merchants' Backs: .. - - - -d• t° ..; I)ressing Ilides, - . % . 2 1 i l • ta v 'V, f l4 , Fine , Coach Hides, - - - - 2 i 3'.. t ' e Crop !fides for cutting -, - - ' 22-I.tu '. '" l Flat Ordirctry - '.. - • .. - 21) 1 tQ a . It .. cArskins, 3 o to 4 olb. veri)ozen 38,1. to 4" P - 7 Ditto, so to 7 01 b. : ; Eii, to 4:tt, pet lb. : ..1-)Icto, ',70t0 If olb. Oil. w 3S ii. .0 1 1 0 ,.. , ~,1411 e,kli(Gr.,.titiand) 4,:ii. .to V.I. per lu• i•Al';"utru. - tzo: t o ISJs.. p41• 0 0 1611 .' -, .. '! .. i:, , iilci I kase Bides, . 2 I I. tO oto 3Si. ditty. • 1 40 1 * . '''' t Ski's e' . OS , ( ;;,:ri•,, 11,:f tVaii '' . . ca, to oi. ' ' . R Brst ers s 4 t . 3.;. 6:1, to BJ. Niartict . 7 41.; 1 25 ' Miciciling, 3s. ? a. to 3i. Wrier 17$. to 71 NEW% Ean i LEADENII:II.i. u J 1:1"urri03115,.;.t.41(.' ) 4 0 5 . 4 c (.11 y 4e Carcass' 1 1 a t:j r Park, 3 : 4 ; 4°' ` ll.l 4tt: Si,' Larnbt- 4s ; o d, to 55. . -- ..m........:........,...............-..........4* . " ,, , . w. oi. , . . i d. l'roWtl I T., c , i3 6 9 i. ii St. James's Nrok l : i t " . , c 4 . l :: . : ) „ l' 1.. \ ‘ , ' , 1 :,; K ;.1 , 1 :.::::„, j '' .''' ; , Clare Market "4 1, :‘''', 1 '; w bite 0 , ,, 5, 7 0i i. .. A, ' i‘'llirechapel fklarlc.et 3'. 1 1 /". s o , p do., b° llo gs. 0 , ); ----- Nir,liiiii ., 51 ~,,s fd. as. ,t . i. t . ro t ' " •,. . . i !WM ~, ad , Average price 4" '''' ' .. ( ; :a vei , ' ~ 1 ,5. t"' •'' . C. I..ir , 'P, r i 9 ;o. 0 , 1 , PritYeeolit:wa'nStflaesP'perbtl:.o"--;erwill':l:—. :Nl'au-Lll:l's' lzs. ' inr tune 91 -----*""r."- """'-*""'"---. St. JAMES'S HAY. MARK•rffAtrglil74, 11ay,.31,. 31. 041.--Aver. 41; Straw, 21. 43. to 31. tBs. 3 1 * ETA WIIiTECIIAPFL. 111 cat 10 1, 1 Hay, 31. ts. O. to 4. 85. arl.—Aver• 31.1e1. • Clover,. 51. •cs, cxl: to 61. os, od.—Ave, , 4 cis 4 ; Straw , od. 102 i. lci. lt)e•ciitto, 01. o.s. • SEA COAL.M F. I . ()FrII% 061, f o Auz 6 N ...II ' 16'1‘13Y4 g :Cargoes of C0,c15 f•old iP ' be' .--....2g: v 411... 0. to S (5. 9j. Ver CiraiLil:oll. _ lc c d, '. '",:daY, 53 ditto ditto, 433. ("1; T o ~..s . . 9 tl. • i•i), 57 ditto ditto, 4.0. Ga. , , . .....,' Oh' Siiiirda . v m i BIR TlM'i incr:ork,xs so tiDTaER7I i l t O b N u i A t: s ii ,nllA:t 1 0 , ( f ) i , us E ti sl ete : ect:i i,: ooc :: : • •• No. 9 • NO/ / 3 r' l4 ''''' •- i tb. w 1 child. . -- --a " —r , your LEA K F.'s PAT I. J. l' 1 l'i,'s-e'llitY Igber/,; Bellev 1 - - ° " 1- "g the !.tidy Ur, Rata of W' h' - o f Ce E s Y ci .esAt.4lp•AY: ti)tlf,,!tiiiiiiil;bzt,sricr:.itt,4 I , Lri , Lady nort!iwWilarrdi .am. Es qv... D '' f b P I liel:;,..itbnic. i n n:: 4,:it;(y:fut. I:ttentneol°l7lllAii:Agrca,Cii:u.rc''o'vt:llll)ce...iitol:ti:ls(,l,rijs::4:glii:acb::.'Lk)jt'l4l ... , i . ,•{C , coinplicaltion a disorders arising therefrom), 1,,,,,r most to a skeleton I and ..11010:10 liC hall . 1 - . 1/Jrl°) j i'j j ailY/Ce I:iliCli Could' be. obtained, and tiled a _.10,4 i t tile, '', o f pi ~ 0 - .... Medicines, nothing • could be ppieured widen f i. '•, , ~„ , ;1: 5 ,1 ' 1 ,, his case, or in lin him any Senoce :he reMa'rl.°, to P, ir to duced aid pit i:thle situation Int two years, un.;10.0 5t•1',,,` , ,. '• his profession, and scarLaily able to walk or C. , ~,,,,,i it J,,i his legs ; in file,l no one who knew hiin evil!' $"+ ), . ) ,‘ t r.,:r1 , 4,r; sibt , e for hiiii to recover. fie W:IS jid viva at 111 . ,, i adirfvr , eake's l'ills-4ic t o so, t : ! w ring strietly to ' . '., 0 t001,,..,4* givenl. i wit h tro...m. lie had not it word thii,tr;crotrtif...,l tore lx found an .al NrJrion tor 111 C rwarr: ti!!!'„, , ',., 0 him to proceed, and by taking a few 1)0%0 1r .. ,' i , i t , 1 . :_„,,, his aprilte and strength gradually return, afelikr‘. 046;v, Sir,dud a n y as any' 'man '1 know. Y O , l 1 /,t tilt J • ito refer any person Vine. Jul a contirinatioi . . Proprir tor: y rotist cold by the Sole of .0 P rciraied and ...: •, , , , c A i e g, a L c i. ;: ura u l ; a r t ; o i l i ,i. ' a . i oi t ni si ;s i. clijr:ll,:ei Sole i obedient . cs)es r.Yair,l 1 5 I ft 0: • 0 Th6s, TA ix.oa, Nleinber of tn. Koval f.- ~ c ~, ,.,i;.- 0 , House, . r 4, , 14ew lirlfq• }o "; t y V ' 1 ;, • ondon, at hi.s noise, •• i ~_ , th,r) l io . Where, art a constant residenCe 01 laffil'ho 'Cure 0 1 ~ 01 in a praalce 'particularly direeted to ii real Complaints, and those.-incidetitati, tf,;.141'44e11:762: that n ii. P _,,,,,, I): GenratiOn in both Sexes, w ith ~. ai „,,m als'' , itt o which Men of 1114 Profession sliodin n ,,_ br 0 11 ,,, ,, I , 'Litters hiinseif, thes.altvice aridsss?s,t_a Lcicedi,, %.,1,1„ro ly administers to Persona' rakiril.,t,llajl'', ''',o,,,intay',l, $` esteemed hy a discerntng P . üblic, : ci , to be obtained, and void ut arnbignity• .....,,eiesc3.,., ittrirtit for the .C,''"'',., 5 , ~ i , . Also sold, ,by his 1,%pp00 ' n ee.,„s o , P' t p , ... those living at a diStanCe, Jr the Perri _. jot ;I; !of ,. ban's-street, Pall Mail • the ToY'ill.lo::,urTeet-1,1!ri.(;1', street.; Mr. Disorough's, No.. 7i .. _, , i , 1),,,01v,..,; ~)1 i Baxter's, South -bridge, ritildri rgrl jr.ib,,;,1„,,,0, l, li + ,.. ,,ry gow ; Mr..callwell's, Publin i _!,11 ti',,'::ll';e I,,rsen.,' i,..0:). Mr. Atkinson's, Mariclieer : an '. • a itt I r.,l,intbill, 1 considerable Town in Great Britain. l ~. , ., 1 iod 1,1,ij ~,ivo it ti •''' ' OOP,' ' of' only 25. 9d. each, sealed Ill' '' , ' o; 0:3 „, c ure ti°ll3, 'whereby persons of either . ~Ili with ease, spee4 scortcY• and "t'IY" , , „il,l op f il o ,. N. B. very. Bor. sOldviontiGo,rte3,tt:ri,kt,./pn ~iitsisi.lion;'l:,•,/9/IPrl.:_iii.;C:., a stamp. on which, bv.t.t 4, ~., ~/..0,40-, lq 0. V. ~,, ; tit , i " ed. at the Stoop-Face. 1,:.,, , ot i Ai oin , street, lq, iinicate Whicil is 1 etony , ...„„:„.................. tei foils. InED On,the arst ult, at his scat, Clerk-Hill, Lancashire, Sir , Jarries• Whalley Stnythe Gardiner, Bart. aged 57. Lately, at 'Cul lamore, in the County of Down, 'lreland, Dr. Scott, of the aid Regiment of Light Dragoons. Yesterday se'rinight, in the gad year (Whet age, at the house of her son, the Rev. Canon Hume, in the Close; Salisbury, the Right Hon. Lady Mary Hume, relief of the Right Rev. Dr. 'john Hume, Bishop of Salisbury, who died in 1782.. Her Ladyship rva3Jll;t sixth and youngest claughterof George Henry, ht:VCIt tit Earl of Kinnoul, and aunt to the present 13ar1. Lately, at Hull, aged. 37, Lieutenant Thoanas Lane, of Ole Royal Navy, .and latent the Charles Armed Ship. Aago, few days suddenly', in Luke..iireer, Dublin, Mi. John Galbraith, 13ookseller. Lady, at Yensthorpe ' •near Fakenham, in Norfolk p in the 6311 kt,Ar of his age, Mr.Harnonti Gwyn. , - .................: * ......110 0...."" : "".."- tra j 1 :4 . . IA t. 1 1 %; Di) ' 4 : 4 : I...riilttl•by I:,I 1',.1-1A RI) 11A 1? 1( LS, of No, ri M ti , ....4.7ett,Coiirt 1 4 )%v:.stlisvt . . ii ~( i ; td,l,4hert h% Ws LLIAM Ak V Mk:A 'SOIL IN'S Of South MOITOSi•Pt! . €`” 4;r°5 !! „ , 1 7 4S at SdN-OF•kir:.E.,- No. I le, Strand 3 whew ../.idtgrtise. , ,:zersh b ~ , , rders . fiAt the Paper . Letien for tile ......"ditor - ,..\-:c i'post-paic, mcst b-: add l.=s ' •