The Sun. — London, England, 1814-10-11 00:00:00

PLYMOUTH, OcT.B. On Sunday last arrived in the Glasgow frigate, Hon. Captain Duncan, • from Portsmouth, Lord and Lady Melville, with Mr. flay, his LOrdship's private secretary, whO soon afterwards proceeded to Saltratu, the elegant seat of Lord Boritigdon, and remained, there until the following day, when his Lordship and secretary, ,with *SP Joseph Yorke, Sir George Warrender, two other •Lords Commissioners' of the Admiralty, .Mr„-- Barrow, one of the Secretaries t 9 the Admiralty, Sir Thos. Thompson, Comptroller of the NaVy, Mr., John Day T:;ompson, Mr. Seppings, Surveyor of tlte Navy, and Mr. Nelson; Secretary to the Navy Board, inspected the Breakwater, and the quarries at Oreston, and Staddon Heights, with which they seemed to he exceedingly gratified. In the mean time the Admiralty flag was hoisted on board the Impregnable, and saluted with nineteen gnus, by all the ships in the Sound, which she returned with a similar' number. On the Conclusion of their examination, they partook of dinner at Ad miral Domett's, where a large party had been in vited to meet them. On Tuesday, they mustered the various artifi cers in the Dock-Yard, and gave a dinner at the Fountain Inn, to the principal Naval and Military Officers in the port. Their inspection of the Dock-Yard was renewed on Wednesday, after which they inspected the South Down Brewery, and dined With Admiral Martin, at Plymouth.= On• Thursday morning, Lord Melville., to whom, as we mentioned in a former Paper, the freedom of Plymouth had been voted, breakfasted with 'Mr. For,rest, the • Mayor. • The entertainment comprized a great variety of delicacies,. &c. and was, in every respect, such as became the Chief Magistrate of that ancient Borough, and .the oc casion. 'Thirty persons bud cards of invitation„, among whom were Sir Joseph Yorke, Sir (~ic,irge Warrender, Admiral Lord Exmouth, a;,tl distinguished characters. Previous to bre:dtfast, Sir William Elford, Bart. the Recorder, and the - Members forming the Deputation from the Cor poratiori, were singly introduced to his Lordship in another room. Sir William Elford, in pre senting the freedom in a silver box, after com plimenting his Lordship on having formed one of the Administration, by whose manly fittnness, in a critical hour, this and other countries had. been rescued from danger, and restored to the blessings of peace, spoke of the services done by his Lord ship's late father to the Navy ; and he congratu lated his Lordship on followingup the same mea sures. - Lord Melville, in reply„ expressed him sell to be most grateful-for Sir, William's honour *hie allusions to his father, and that _he gloried• in pursuing his steps. The next objects of atten tion were the Victualling Office and Marine Bar racks, whither the Gentlemen of the Navy Board did not accompany their Lordships, as they haul to hold a comunisSion. in the Dock-Yard. In the evening there was another dinner at the Fountain Inn. Yesterday their . Lordships and the other 'Gentlemen examined all the ships in ordinary ; aro again dined at -Saltrairi. T.-day Lord Melville will give an audience to the Officers of the Navy and Royal Marines. The departive of our visi tors is notiexpected until Monday. Last evening Sir Joseph Yorke and Mr. Barrow attended the Royal Theatre rut Plymouth, to witness a play or dered by the Mayor. LATE 111 URD Eit AT 'lc ENTISH TOWN. Mr.lvr,R§, the Magistrate, before whom Sharpe, charged with the murder of Elizabeth Dobbins, in Kentish Town, was taken, on Saturday, went to Cold Bath Fields Prison, for the purpose of re-examining tl i ie prisOner. Sharpe was taken to thy Governor's Office, awl interrogated as to two men who were seen in his company a short tinie preceding the murder, in the vicinity of Kentish Town. He said he had not been walking with any men, and even if he had, he saw no benefi cial result which could arise to himself from com: nmnicating their names. In answer to some other tinestions which were put tot-him, he said that he was the eldest of twaive children, and that his father was still alive. - - He positively denied his , • It appears that the wretched man was dis charged f oiii the Gladiator, as a supernumerary, in 18,13, since which time he has led a vagrant life. He was in prison for passing bad coin, and ever since continued to•visit his friends in Clerk enwell prison. On Monday last one of them said to lii:n, " Sharpe, you are so fond of coming here, that I take it you will soon be with us by ' an official commitment." To which he replied', with an oath, " come hcfe again, it Shan't be for nothing." Mr. E. Chaplin, a Gentleman who was present on Saturday, entreated the prisoner, as he Ladino hope of mercy, if he had any accomplices, to dis cover who they were. He answered, that any disco Very which he could make could not save his lite, he should therefore be silent ; and AO a Clergyman he declared, with the utinost effron tery, that he feltn6 compunction of conscience, as he was perfectly innocent. He hail said he bought the clothes found in his possesSion ; and this was the fact. The prisoner, after• his exami nation,. Was removed to New ;ate. A fire broke out' yesterday morning, at two o'clock, in High-street Simi opposite the Polic e (Mice. It commenced in the house of Nr. Andrew s , a haberdasher,,cud communicated to the adjoining houses, Crum whence it spread with irresistiiilc.fu r y to others, until twelve dwellings Were consumed ; and from the rapidity of the fl am es,, i very small part of the property, which p ri ncipally belonged to poor persons, could be servant„lad o f M r , saved.. Audi e.Als, but for the providential aidoi a ladder, tnitt have perish ed. ,TNu hours,ell P s ecl before water could be obtained; The houses on the opposite si:le of the Ettc,l were ,preserved di*tilty.. Malls/ of then) Were considerably injured ; for the cxt raordmary a c tivity of the watet tt . !n , t h e Po lice Office • must have been btirot to the growl(' Bir.Anu: . ews, wbose stock was extensive, is sold `to be l,sured to the amount of 2000/.. Many o f the other staerers were not sb fortunate.' POLICE JtiTELLIGENCE. Q"ONEN-SQUARE.' • FULMINATING BALLS - -Yesterdtiy C. Pianea, of Exeter 'Change, - Strand, was summoned on au in formation laid against him, for selling to`Lavender the Officer six fire-balls, called "Futntivating Peas," which being thrown on the ground with force, or pressed by the foot, explode with a gi eat noise. The information was under the Act -of William, which makes it penalty "to ad), or expose to sale, serpents,i•ocketS, or other fireworks."' Mr.. FIELDING premised, that the Act was to prevent the mischief which resulted 'from fire 'worlis, the preamble,stating, that people had lost their lives by " serpents, rockets, and other fire works." As far as the misehievous quality , went, these fulminating peas came within the meaning of the Act : but it Was a question deserving con ' sideration,- whether these balls could2be called " fireworks." Mr. Bankes; optician, .Strand, stated, -that al though unacquainted with Mr. I'ianca, be felt in terested for an- ingenious foreigner, who was at present abroad, and consequently unable to defend himself.. He would undertake to prove, that these balls or peas could not be called fireworks ; and, to demonstrate this, the opinions of three Counsel had been taken, who stated, that the articles did not come within the meanipg of the Act of Wil liam. There was nothing, like fire in them, for their explosion Ironid not ignite gunpowder. He would prove this by au experiment. [Here one of the I)e:is Was thrown with violence on the ground, which exploded with a flash. 3 • The Magistrates interrupted the experiments, observing, that the frame which they had seen ' sufficiently satisfied their minds. They required no terrible experiments. • 111 r. Bankes said that there Were various sorts of fire or flame, galvanic, electric, &c. ; and, accord ing to the present doctrine, the Sun itself, which lwdted like flame and imparted heat, was not fire. Mr. FIELDING observed, that - the Act did not 'restrict itself to articleS ..made of gunpowder, for it never mentioned gunpowder—it spoke of " fire crorks." It contemplated the genus gendrali,.:si- Film of fire--4every species of 'fire that the the-: mist's power could produce. If these peas pro duced tire, then came they within the Act. But how-teas fire defined ? Johnson called it " the neous element ;" and in the present instance the igneous element had been elicited--there had been t produced an ignited spark. The proof of that fact was enough. - Mr. CoLQUHOUN asked to what use these balls could' be turned ? Mr. Bankes replied,, that they cotild be of no use. But to -demonstrate the fact, that they did not produce any ignited spaek,,as the Magistrates imagined, he wished to try the experiment which he was before going to make, namely, to explinle one of the balls snrrounded with gunpowder,which explosion would not ignite. The experiment had been successfully tried over and over again, at the Royal Institution, in the presence of Sir Da • vey. [Mr. B. then pulled out of his pocket a Ca nister of gunpowder, for the purpose of estplod ing a ball in the centre •of 'it, to show that its explosion would not ignite powder ; but the Mu odstrates would not allow the experiment. Mr. B. however, tried it on a smaller scale, by fold ing about half an ounce of powder in a paper, en closing at, the same'time a pea, and then pressed the paper with the foot, vlien the ball exploded, at the same time - igniting the gunpowder, and burning the paper ! !] Mr. Bankes, after having thus refuted himself, stated, that lie must -- give up the . defence of the balls ; but assured the Magistrates, that he felt so convinced of the tenth of.what he had asserted, tharhe would willingly have exploded one of the balls in the centre of a barrel of gunpowder 'flue Magistrates, thinking further proof could -not be de4ired, pronounced the. party eon v Penalty 51. . Mr. Viatica's daughter,. and the keeper of the Depot in the Strand, attended for Mr. P. BOW-STREET. Yesterday George Smith was charged with stealing twelve ducks, the property of Mr. Prior, of Hatfield - street, Christ (turCh, Surrey. The prisoner was stopped on Sunday morii lug about three o'clock, in the Strand, by the patrule, With several ducks in his possession. The prosecutor identified the ducks.—Committed for trial. Marg frilliams was charged on suspicion of stealing house hold furniture, tire property of her master; Mr. Aoyle, Char lotte-street, Blodnishury, who stated that he went out of town on leavin. , ' the prisoner in clirge of the - house;, and that when he returned yesterday morning, he foUnd the house had been' broken into and tobbii. Ile suspected the prisoner of being concerned'-in the robbery. Coannitted fur further examination. MARLBOROUGH-STREET. • Captain Anthomy • Day;y/ Swinton, George Smith, his coachmau„and Newton, Isis butler, were chatged uaori re ex:nolo:Ilion with divers frauds and felonies. With respect to the charge of felon) preferied against Swinton by Mrs. Larkin, Swinton was asked if he - had the watch Ia his ptissession, , which he denied, or that he then knew where it was. It had been attempted in the morning to return the Watch to Mrs. Larkirr, and every means had been fesorted to to induce her to desist from pursuing this prosecution further, This was reprobated by the Sitting Magistrate, _with a caution to Mrs. L. not to compound felonY,.and an assurance that she should be protected. Mr. DAVISO, an attorney, stated that he had received the watch of Swinton in the morning, and it was delivered to the• Custody of one of the ollieers. The ilepOsitions of the sere rill witnesses in thisjcaSe were token, and Swinton was fully committed for trial for the felony. Mr.•Am.ur submitted - to the Magistrate that the case amounted to fraud and not to larceny, but this was_ over ruled.--The tbreelnisoners were remanded for another exu minai;iott on a multiplicity-of other charges,. 'HATTON-GARDEN. . Mary ./Illenand _Merry Rohe' rts were brought up ; the for mer charged with stealing, and the latter w ith rece i v in g , two • pair of shoes from the shop of Mr. Tindall, Saffron-hill, on Saturday last they were detected vzith the' property.—Com mitted to New-gate-for trial. ,-Inn Reit, a miserahle looking woman, was brought up, and dually examined, being charged with picking the pockets of several persons on Thursdaylast, at the Court Of Request!, FulWood's Itents. Committed for trial. There being' three silk handkerchiefs found upon her, she will be brought up again. • UNION HALL - Yesterday G. Sinith,-alias Virgo,'Was charged with having committed a burglary on the premises of Mrs..-Clatk, at Streatham, -on Friday night. - A•giunitity 'of bedding was found in the possession of the prisoner. Committed for trial. Richard Titom , ..v seas charged with cutting oflthe wires froM several homes ilt Cla!:hain and Stockw e ll. He ViliS de tected b y t h e wa t c h ni; in, td on being taken into ,istody near bell wires e: a•:• i,nind in his possession. llernanc •ed, that tause beets plundered maY attend. .Saturday senuight, Murphy, for utter ing-forged 'notes, a:yl Brow;i, for horse stealing, were exeeuted . at'Lancatter. • EitUM THE LONDON GAZETTE, 6CT. 8. War O,7ice, Oct. 8, 1814. 2d Regiment of Dragoons, Captain Henry Gee Barnard, from half-pay of the regiment, to be Captain of a Tro - iii),.6ce Bullet), deceased. • • 7th Regiment of Light Dragoons, Captain James D. Elphin stone, from half-pay of the regimeilt, - to• be Captain of Troop, vice Schmeidera, who exchanges, receiving tiro dif ference. - 11th Ditto, Quarter-Master John Hall to be Regimental. Quar ter-Master, vice Body placed upon half-pay. . . 14th Ditto, Lieutenant George Hutchinson, from the 7th Foot, to be Lieutenant,-rice Gourlay, 'Who retires upon the half-pdy of the 7th Foot. _ . . _ ISth DiIC), _Lieutenant Donald WDuffie, from balf-py of the Sib Light Dragoons, to be Lieutenant, vice Dunne,\ Mg) ex changes. • _ _ 25th Ditto, Cornet W. 11. Angelo to be Lieutenant, vice Wade, deceased; Edward Henry Steed, Gent. to be Ccrnet, vice AngelO; Assistant-Surgeon James Mouat, from the 23d Light Dragoons, to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice Dalin,' promoted in the 2d DrAgoons. Ist Regiment of Foot Guards, Captain W. G. Moore, from the 4th Garrison Battalion, to be Lieutenantftand Captaih; without' purchase, vice Joddrelt; promoted. - - Ist Regiment Of Foot; Ensign W. DobbS to be Lieutenant, vice.Hemphill, killed _in action. To be Ensigns, Ensign . C. :Graham, from the 47th Foot, withotit purchase; Stevens, Gent. vice Dobbs. To be Adjutant,.Ensign.John Stewart, vice Brodie, promoted. : 2d Ditto, G. Newenham, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Kelly, who retires ; Assistant-Surgeon Alexander John Ralph, from the 12th Foot, :to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice Oakley, deceased. Bth Ditto, Brevet - Major John Blackmore t be Major, with out purchase, vice Ogilvie; promoted; Lieut. J. McMahon to be Calptaiti of a Company, vice Biacionore ; Ensign C. Millar to be Lieutenant, vice M.Mation; It. Mawdcslcy, Gent. to be Ensign, vi c e Millar. _ _ int h itto, • Lieut. 'A. Him to be Adjutant, vice Mullin gar, who resigns the Adjutancy only. 16th - Ditto, Brevet Major W. Vantlelettr to be Major, vice Vernon, deceased ; .lainesStralecr to be Captain of a Company, vice Vandeleur ; Ensign John Busteed to be ' Lieutenant, vice Stral,er. 23d Ditto, Lient.•W. A:Griilithl; to be Adjutant,-vice Palmer, who resigns t he .Adjulancy only. 33d Data, William Jervis Ricketts, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice 0-gle,.proinote.l. • 36th Ditto, Thomas Ailey, Gent. to be Ensign, without pur chase, vice Jones, promoted. • 51st Ditto, to be Lieutenants, without purchase, Ensign E. J. Taylor, vice Frederick, promoted; Ensign `.'froward, vice Brown, placed upon half-pay. - 52d Ditto, Ensign P. E. °eagle, to be Lieutenant, by par chase, vice lloyds, promoted. 60th Ditto, to be Ensigns, without purchase, Ensign W. Col lings, from the York Light Infantry Volunteers, vice Roe ser, superseded ; W. B. Caldwell, Gent.. vice Synies, who resigns. - • - 61st Ditto, Ensign J. K. Strong to be Lieutenant, by pur chase, vice Chipchase, promoted. 100th DittO—Ensign C. Campbell to be Lieutenant, vice Gib- bons, killed in action. To be Ensigns, H. Stubinger, Gent. vice Rea, killed iu ac tion; ,i(11) tyre APColla, Geut. sth West India Itegiment, Enlign A. G. Y.ewis to be Lieu tenant, without purchase', vice Hely, cashiered; - Hayward, Gent. to be .F.:sigu,''by purchase, vice Lewis, promoted.' York Chasseurs, Capt. Joseph Paterson, frum the 77th Foot, • . • to he Maihr, without porches-e. Bourbon Regiinent, Lieut. William Henry Dmights, from thz York Cliassems,• to he Liecitewint, •Morsbead, ap pinto!' to the 14th Light , Oragoon . i. Host. iTAL ST.vs,;;.—acting - 14,11-uty. Purveyor John Moore to : .. . . . h e Derutyllurveyor to the Forces. ‘Vattcv tile's 11.1.;gituent, Serjetnt-Mikjor Eruest Delman to be Quarter-master, vice D'Auherville, 'promo:l3i .tb' a Coin ' parry in the Canadian Voltigeurs.. ' Metiron's Reginient.--To he Lieutenants, without purchase; .Ensign :1.. de Lorict, vice Manuel, resigned; lAsiga S. A. St. John, vice Brewer, who resigns. • ' . DIVIDENDS Oct. 29. J. Freeman, Hatton-garden, tailor, at eleven, at Guildhall-Oct.- 29. I). Sarreat, Southwark, British Wipe merchant, at ten, at Guilttic.:ll-Oct.'29.' J. P. de S. Caldas, and John de • Capiet,' Cliffartl-street, dealers, at twelve, at 21. J. Hancock, Rotherhithe7street, mast maker, at twelve, at Guildhall-Dec. 17. .1. Harris, Rath hunt-place, goldsmith, at clevtm, at Guildhall-Nov. 2.2. W. Suittu, Epping, auctioneer . , -at one, at Guildna i-Nov. 8. W. Makers, (Amami Surrey, Indide;•, at eleven, at Guildhall- Nov. 15. J. Reynolds and J. kentiall, Whitechapcl, wine merchants, at. twelve, at Citili:tnall-Nov. S. W. Humphris, Cheltenham, carptilitr,:at - twO, at the Plough,-Cheitenliam- NOr. 15. .1. Hindi: and Co. Horsleydown, lead-roanufact - urers, at twelve, at .;. J. Pal I(ioson,. Preston, grocer, at Eleven, at the Waite ilaet, Preston-Sov. 15. R. Uniiin-court, builder, atone, at Guildhall-Nov. 15. Henry t'fillinott, Shoreham, paper-maker, at tWdvc, at Giiitdhall-Nov. 19. T. Edi‘arils, Mincing-hi:l6' broker, at one, at•Guildhall-N,v. IS. Rowlandson and Cu. elle:L i :- Side, merchants; att..vcive, at Guildhall-Nov. 15. _T. Hale, Worcester, glover, at one, at Guildhall-Nor. 19. T.White., jun.'and Cu. Great Winehrster-suer', n.:rehants, at one, at uildluill-NOv. 22. T. Sedgwick, Clement's-lune,. merchant, at tiv'elve, at Guildhall-Nov. s. T. /learn, Cleinent'S-iani, merchant, at twelve, at - Guildhall-N4. 15. "Itimopson, stip. and jun. Paternoster-row, brokeis, at twelve, at Guild hall-.--Oct. 31. J. Harrison, Prescott, grocer, at test, at the Legs of Mail Intl, Prescott-Nov. '22. A. M. Bennett, Devon shire-street, broker, at twelve, Geo. Wartil; Newenstie-upan-Tyne, grocer, at .one, at Guild hall-Nov. 8. T. Merac- and M. La Nat: Merac, street, de:tiers, at twelve, at Onildnali -Dee.. . Hewitt, of Broliers'-row, dealer, at ten, at • Guildhall-Nov. 1.. It. of Liverpool, merchant, at eleven, at the Star ,and Garter,' Liverpool-Nov. 12. T. Eastman, Clement's-lane, itiercliant, at ten, at Guildhall-Oct. :31. W. Court, Birming ham, nail-founder, at twelee, at the Union Tavern, Binning hani=Nov. 9. W. Ham, Bristol, innkeeper, at elevea, at the 14111111 yr Tavern; Brista-Oct. 29. Tnos. Brightly, Widegate street, printer, at eleven, at Guildhall--Nov. 12. C: Puttei , Shepherd's-market, victualler, at twelve, at Guildliall-Nov. -8. 6. Watkins and \V. Cowper, Lincoln's-inn, money scriveners, at one, atGitildhall-7-Jan. 28. C. Stevens, Long acre, gold-beater, at one, at Guildhall-Oct. 27. J. Penning, Blandford-forum, Dorset, cabinet-maker, at eleven, at the Crown Inn, Blandford-forum-Nor. 1. J. Fleet, Cheesehill, miller, at eleven, at. thu Crown, Basingstoke-Nov. a. J. T. Pack, Aslifuitl,, grocer, at one, at Guildhall-Nov. a. A. Cutler, of Water-lane, paper-stainer, at twelve, at Guildhall. Nov. 8, T. Herbert, Dowgate-hill,.eotton-merchant, at one, at Guildhall.-Nov. 1. W. Benton, Stoneywell, Staffordshire, miller, at eleven, at the Flitch of Bacon lult, Wiehnor.-. Nov. 8. S. P.Setiger, Maidstone, dealor, at twelve, at Guild hall, London--Ntiv. 2. C. Cotterell,'Southampton, victualler, at one, at the.Cyach and Horses lint, Southampton. CERTIFICATES.—Ocr. 29. B. Allen, 'TrenVLock, Derbyshire, victualler—\V. Taylor,' Liverpool, merchant—R. Brook„ Alnsoodhury, joiner—lL . Wright, Wareham, mercer. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. S. Itoßeston and A. F. Hammond, Cannon-row, Westmin-, stet'—W.Steevens and .1. Treasure, Bristol, coal merchants -1-1.. Manful and Co. Cornhill, woollen-drapers—T. Hart- . ley and Co. Whitehaven, merchants—W. Naish and S. Naish, Bath, grocers—B. Everett and J. Everett, NVarminster,.'gro cers—T. Smith and M. SMith, Shelton, Staffordshire, linen drapers••--J. Muleaster and :Co. Stanwix and Doncaster, lire ‘.-ers—E.Evatis and A. Starbrjdge, Red-eras--square, dress tnalters—S. Peake and T. Lightoßer,-Halliwell, Lancashire; caneo- printers—W. F. Mugg and Co. Bristol, linen-drapers— J. Taylor and S. Taylor, Liverpool, colour-manufacturers—D: M. Chapman and h. B. Stone, Eastbourne, eopunon brewers \ —.J. Gee and• Co. colour-mminfacturerv—T. Dixon and Co. Barbican, iromming-ers—%V. Atkinson and, Co. Chancery-lane, attornies—H. Sowdeu' and A. C. Smith; Fenchurch-street, ship and insurance-brokers—W. Harris and Co.- St. ,'Aistell, maltsters-=-L. Wolkn and M. Brooke, New Bimd-street, 'dress makers—J. Berthon'and Berthon, jun. Great Winchester street—F. Owen and Co. Manchester, grocers—E. Bryan and Co: Sam bourn, Warwick, needle-makers. The reduction of expence in one branch of the Ordnance alone.,- the - gun-making contract, at Birmingham, isithout.thirty tlroasand poinids - per month. A considerable reduction has likewise taken place in the town contract, for the same service. • Orders were on Saturday received at his Ma. , jesty's Dock-yard to pay the artificers and 14- ,h o urers one weeks wages extra, in pursuance of his Royal Highness the PlliNeE REGENT'S most .gracious directions to that purport when 'at L'9rutnuuth. _ LONDJN" AfARKI T 6, etr'_ Fwi.—_,.... . c Vl' IN NIA.ItI:-I,lS"' 11" 'As, Nlelliers, Sept.o Q 6 to Oct. 1. ~,c o 4 892 ca;lartars at .. ,'. n d !;i6-2 --.--.- at „iii,: o a 455 _____ at ~, cj 59.8 --- "t l'' ' 34 ....._________.....`laitt :1 .7 3 : : o n 4 d 200 —at - I , l 'o 18,97 ------ rkt t , ' oc i 600 —_—__-.. a t 6 . 9 ' od G 2 4 4 02. . . 23 ____.__— ,tt ~:.., 182 —_—__-- at 607 (0,,,., :33 mat;it t'., o'i '72 b; t 60s. per quart( r.. rs•—:lrpraat s. CLI. , 4 hall last weeii--- • ____.___/- __-__ llETrws OF WHEA By. Messrs. Cu i EA) and N - Including - only from Quarters at 90s ad 17 at 88s Od 268 26 " •at 855 od at 84s Od 226 at - 83 s Od 312 --- at 82s Od 3'l 64-7 to' at 7115 Od 1816 ' at 78s Od G6B 944 And 23 quarters a t Total, 12,547 QUartel - 35.(3f1.10Wer ti Sacks. s. A a. ni t i... s ß . N . O . 1: i i...' d i . o . i i ::: ::iis.i . i 6 , :e i : From Sept. 24, to Sept.Sep 30 —F •In the (- , ° es q• ,". 11-- 80 0 - 00 -- . 7 2 1 ; i CO ---6 S " eo 7;1 0 ) - o ---- 6' 50.1 -- 74 oI =, . 3 978 ° — 75 0I • 87. _ 7 1,0 39 -- 64: 251 -- 74 0 1 835 —7O 0 84 -- __l; 6 3 . . 747 ---- 73 0 .' . 10 --- ~ , Total-1.-2,q68 Sacks._. re 745• It `" Os. 04d. Higher than laS'f vcce.k___.....„...," , . UXBRIDGE. a 0 Oct* ". 5 0 i • Corn-Inspector's Retfiro.---'rhurAlay, ~ o d to , 5 0 Wht. per 1d... 121 Os to 211 lOs 8ean5... ... ' l, , 0 to•„iii New ditto.... 01 Os to 01 Os Rye ....... 4.`s_ o ycor , Bariry, per'qr. 05s gil to 32s od Pease .... ~. 49 ' Oats .. . - 24 s Od to 30s Od 1 . . . . . ' PRICE OF NOPS. Kent. .. N e 71 13a 07t0. 81 4s Kent Ne"' I' to d • • Snsscx 5l to '7l 7s s „ st . x. ... 61 • t)s to i• Eisex 9l 15. to 101 Os -F:irnhani... 101 Red Clover (Foreign) I N . l e ii_t t e ; aiststo Engl i sh 7 Ti'tro i p,- Wh it . e to :, n ‘vt. Ditto --s (j. 13 to 1105 gr, —s 2.3; to 56i et I I )° od t o 14S Ot. PC C : • T; Od SEEDS, Red and Green . 14s Od to lb , White Mustard :re,d Brown ditto l2s 0d to liis Od Carraway Seeds , _ , lOs 0i to 1 , 2 s 0:, het cif . Coriander do . Cinque Font 4ss Oil to 56 3 a d ot of '. , nip ~ • Trefoil f%inary Oil Cake at the Mill, 14i. Os. per t h°°: 1' 'l'' 'i• • ll 111. ' '' 4 1 .NEWGATE ANI) LEADESHALL I -:• ei , Ito" - 4' 13y the Carcase. ' ' 64 0. 3 Beef 3 s Bd to 48 8(1 I Veal ........ .l to 'Mutton .4s Od to 58 011 Pork ..• • 65 ~ V, - PRICE OF LEATHER. o ld r'' ~, j Butts, 50 to 56lbs each.. - .•W.• •" I t ‘ ' 'i per . • .-,7t .• .., Ito .j Ditto .50 to 0611)8.eadi ............. , ..... ,• • op ~, , A Nercl. ' iatits' Backs 4 ' • .00d ~,. • 2 '4 Dressin••• Hi I •-• • • ". 1 - 0J" r, .1 Lb ....... , ................. ,ft t ,, . 1 Fine Coach 1 - I'.(les ................ . ....... ............... - to ' :::4341 ('rap Hides, 35 to 40ilis for cutting ..... • • • '' .. f2 ; '' to , 1 Ditt0...... 45 to 501bs ................ ••• • • ";;I' t d 1 0 1 l (_*dt Shins.. 30 to albs ........ : ........ •••• • ~.,1 ~ 1 t",jaj Ditt., 5O to-7011)s ................. •• • • .:0. id 0, I.;itto 70 to 801 1 ,,. ............ •••• • • • •;-• lo la Swat' Seals (cireetdan.l ............... •' • • ;0' Large ditto ? per dozen. ... • • il 4 :1 • RAW HIDES. „ Oti i!'.l , le3t Heifers & Steers, per st. Ordinary; • •-- ea::, •:,17'. -.. .. .• • .3+ (A to :33 441 Nthrliet Calf . I ' s , o,i t Middlings ...2s • Gil to 1s 84 Zang. 1{ " r": ' , Sheep Sliini, athi. to 54d Y 1 • g7s6'tnJ a 0 4 Toi.vo ToHoW Yellow Ruoia ditto 764 0( i 0, 1 , 6e , ••yLi 0 , /3° 5 ; 1 • i cv r are 3.. . • • I Good 1..)11.1 7 ; 4 ' ,•• • .• Yellow Siap • •• ' • • 1.55 il Ilrice of Cdnille ,- ;, (hi per doz.ri allowed for reatl) 71Y). PRICE OF St. JarciesN Market Od Clare Market Oi.Od Whitechapel Market 3i. Id per stoal: of Sib: 10-; Id .53 oiti Average. t . Itl' 0 4 .1 1.4 ST•' ; o , Hay • .• - S ITAY NI:VILKET, :1/2"r°ca., 41 Os Ott r 51 54 o:1---- -3z ; Straw ll lOs od t o o 21 42.,; ,:.1 -- Hay WHITECIiApEL MAN' :1,1:111,511, il l ii.,'l StraW 4l 4s. od to 51 5s Oil-----Av:: 'l'O''''" C...ver GI Gs Od. to 71 lOs Otl- ----k"L* ' •ec , 3 1 " Ships at Market. pl i'o ; s• d ~ COAL ' AI`KFT Ocr• ri l 'o; , •d‘ . 121 Neweast!e...‘.. 107 .... s ' l '' ncl. 1° 17 Sunderland •••• • • • - .. • . Ritc O )ht n ia t t li l. r e :: : i t ;l: inst. aii. at ll,enferisity-rdlli118);r1-i, Sc °t ' 39 ' -'l) l) '' ' the 4th insr4l.utal! d t" P' i On Gladswood, Scott'Dd, - t he .a son. ~,030. 0.1/ i ll, '' 'pm t . 14,50. of a daughter. N 1,.5 S' i ll of f f ( I ; l ;: t S j t o h r .a e.: (i r s r e t i 111:eilrn''Izsisitii:::alfl:kallsiesso.oren:lii.ntotil7te eirle'eshiltheoulyitibasie.:;:ti"l:,:i'f'; Of :: c . :::1 1 .. I "' oft' ter t . Th the 9th inst..• in Tavisto-ck - s quare, the I'l'll -' j bell,jun. Esq. °fa daughter. 4 11 to - Miss Sarah Lytle: ' On Thursdaylast atnalter Church, CaPtai"' ' otl,' 4, 'i Ciitei ' , it:.. 4 .4. ,/ On the 2211 ult. at Poole, hy siecial licercol 1..- ~, . MARRIED. ' liAtir' ..c rice, Esq• of Lower Ilenbury4fottse, i" t -' io rlit,:t .`°‘ a pt set; to Miss Garl;u:d, datiOter of Get" g. e , L e IOC"' A sister to Benjamin . Lester Lester, 1; 6 '1 . " i 1 43 ' * F 1 iP•I• for Poole. 1' t M r. 'lo' ' I ,l l ' ' On Wednesday last, at. Bexley, it , " %-en , i itlY! 11 , 1 4 ,,`, 0 of Leeds, in Yorlisiiit - e, t,,, Miss iCial . :' ^ lnx- ' 0 Li- I. r P. '"i l " ter of Mr. Littlewood, of Walworth Cionniodov.,llo,oyeo . On Thursday last, at Nla• , lt-I,oloe Lioc,el•ll i G ii e ul ot ti g ) e ro T ba li l t . ,:: . :, sq E . s ( t: i . cdll:6itte•tro.n in Lin',.'er of Pe otili Eliza Olivia L'Oste lsrobart, second dalig i " . • r, ,,l fr it attare'„l;te( .10 .The saute day, at St. George'sjlatio.velo."l3j'y d' lLl f 0 1 11 :;',1 I' . . . 0 0: Saturday last, at Christ Cinlr ch ' :7 • " 0 1 J '' s 1 cc'' ll ae a i'''e t ' t d jE li l( , l;l o :i3 f 3e S di t ll‘i‘ ;! . c it : l,ll , ee: t .'' o t 'F'St'o'<ipl.l:°ila'fl,ridal:ll:l'.:s:::::. r I. c''' 4 : 1 ; i t :: ; ;;I' Esti. cif Stamford-street. r.scl* of ' it lane, BNlaor7i(stleyri'ai.tsteiVwi, itiC,"Anilit''riii:lL,s;j:;‘::'llill';:l't.:l3llsll ., William AtLinson, Esq. of the 11.0y31 Y.'" . til",r i‘ f , . . 1 ) 0 1. -151 1 c o at ID. to -the • 01. , t 4' On the 24th ult. at Paris, oil his way, _ oli o,. ~ , iicl , p ; forth recovery of his health, Lake l''',' a t l' t il', Harley-street. skl• g ee ' iit ,-,„, , ce, , 1 ,5. i n O s :: n ' l r ,.. l r l s e: t li:1 1 y ., i r e last, :i‘ l a , t . jthotilisiela;tadoef,f,!ti.lll:l,;,.ie- nli 3j ` cvi te‘'' ,l i P R) git if 47th yt•ar of his aqe. On , the sth.ittst. the Hon. ilt,lry 1: , ..5 ., :° . " 9 ' (:) ° ,oo o‘'" vO ,: the County of Durham,_ aged 61 Y ) ; l as , o ri t o • Ott Friday, the 23d ult. at Belmo nt ` cj ,o, , t e r, 4.10* a ' -Lfivett, Esq. brott,c,. 10). I .atle 1 - , 1 ,, , . r On the 29th ult tile- I once of ber, l ,,jor t '`.• CO ' ~,oP • ''' finch, at Hvthe, Nlrs. Ag - tiew , wi a°w° Op, op • of the Madras Establishmen t. ge%* - 6' AO. i On IVednesday last, at Bala; the • :1115' • r B. A. aged. 39 • • )ears• I , c iii ~...."'" C r:L „ ilt On Timrsday last, after a lani ilin cs9 ' ...-- , .);.. i lIOX ton-square, a:2;a 60 year:fi_.,-'--":. , o . ':',o,. ( a t ---_—"*"•• •••••• ' --------------- ,-,• ' • oi 0 ,- -, ' • tz.S'l'A l s 'it;l l " A i eS S LONDON : Printed by J. li•‘, •-;cll,`,„l,ere;lJl buildings; and published by NI - -,. 4t ,:„(1;, 1 3t be • at the Sus-OFFICE NO. 11 ' 2 '•. • V.' ' . . F. : •u); ` -tucats, Orders, Letters (post -y3l