The Sun. — London, England, 1804-09-25 00:00:00

A Letter from Woithing, dated Sept. 23, says, " Two Vessels are now cruizing off here, the Beau. moat (late the Rose), and Yesterday a boat from the Rose .was dispatched to the- shore for pro. visions, having five men on board, which was un. f rtunatciy upset about two miles from the- shore. The men clung to the Vessel, waiting the artival of Moats which set off to their assistance. As she kept sinking by their weight, two of the brave fellows, tlot could swim, let .go their hold, and told the :;:leers to stick fast by her. One of the boats came with the swimmers, who told them not to wait ~ ‘r them, but to hasten to the assistance of those ho could not swim, which they did. The whole ere in this way saved ; but the two generous tars, ho were so anxious for their companions, were tarty gone before they were picked up by a second loat. However, by the care of those on shore, They were soon recovered, and had their generosity by a liberal subscription." LONDON : Printed by Ricurnito HARRIS, No. 4, Martlet-court, ltow-Street); and Published by k ARMICIR SCRIPPS, (of South Molton-strect, Grosvenor-square,; ; At the ' ll -/ "OF P IC t o No. e cz, St'amd; where Advrrtiselnews, Orders for the Paper, Lett e r" kg, the Editor, &c. Oost.poid), Eirlu*; be addressed. EDINBURGH, SEPT. 21. CIRCUIT INTELLIGENCE. THE .Circnit Court of iJuctiriary was 'opened at 1 3 -flt , ,. on Saturday last,hvlhe Right Hun. the Loris :J) , :tNSINNAN. Anti CRAIG. - A case, which should have-gone to trial at the'''. SiirliOg Circuit, was aProsecution at the instance: -of • Dr.. T. Rind,:Physician in Stirling, with,con currence of His Majesty's Advocate, againstjaMes : R mile, on of George • R;-,pnie, E-,q. of Rirk. For .sending Dr: Riad a Challenge to fight a Duel. Mr. BoyLF, Counsel for Dr. Rind, moved zthe Court for-leave-A° desert the diet prO loco et-tem ._ • • The Honourable HENRY ERSKINE, as Counsel _far Mr. Rennie, opposed Mr. Boytes Motion, on the ground that no aelion whatever depended be. fore the Court, in v.hich his Lord:hipcould proceed, Hs the Pr secutor had failed to report his,Letters in terms of the Aa, of Parliament, . and , therefore moved the Court to declare Dr. Rind's Bond of Cauti . 'n forfeited. As this was a point of form of some importance, .and required-to - be maturely considered, Lord ebt.... .LEN certified the whole to the High Court ofius. ticiary for their decision. • On Saturday last, the r S,h curt. the Circuit Court o f justiciary was.opened at Dumfries, by the Right Hon. Lord ARMADAL!, and Lord MEADOW DANK, .when the Court proceeded to,the trial of John Cook, labourer, residing in:Kirkcudbright, accused of corn mit iog a rape upon.Susarma Caffield, a young girl about fourteen years of age. The trial continued to a late hour in the afternoon, when the Jury were inclosed, and ,ordained to return their verdid on Monday morning at ten o'clock. , The Court met again at the time last mentioned, when the Jury returned a verdiet, all in one voice, .finding the Pannel - Guilty ; whereupon their Lord. ships pronounced Seucence . of Death upon the said john Cook, prdaining him to.be executed at Dum fries, on the 24th Ottober next. The next case that came before the Court was that of Pierce Irving; son, 'and Catherine Irving, daughter, of John Irving, in Elosh, accused of ut tering forged notes on the Greenock Bank Company, knowing . them . to - We forged. After the examina. tion of several Witnesses, some circumstances oc. curred, which induced the Advocate Depute to de. dine prosecuting the trial ; and the presiding Judge informed the Jury, that although they could not return a verdis of Not Guilty, it was incum bent on them to find' That the Libel had not beep proved. The 'Jury were then enclosed, and soon after re turned a verditt, all in one voice, finding the 'Libel not 'raven ; and the Pannels were thereupon assoiliz. ed simpliciter, and dismissed from the Bar. The Thermometer at Lewes, on Sunday se'n_ night, at noon, was at 86 in the shade, in a Nor therly situation, and at it t in the Sun : within doors 76: being the greatest heat since - 1774.. Most of the Hop Planters of Sussex have now begun picking; and a finer sample never went tit Market than their early Packets and Bags this year will produce. The estimated growth, ac. cording to present appearances, is said by judges; to he upon the average about ten hundred weight an Acre. At the various Fairs in Sussexduring the last two weeks, the price of Cattle has rather decreased, but that of Hogs has somewhat augmented. • Foor RAct.—The match made between Mr. BAR,CLAy and Capt. MARSTON, of. the 48th Regi. ment, to run one mile for too guineas, was per formed on ;he 18th inst. at East Bourne, in Sussek. The Gentlemen were both such celebrated pedes trians, that the race attraaed some hundreds of spdtators - : a great deal of money was sported, and as Capt. MARSTON was known, by the Regiment, to he a swift runner, he found many to back him. The two Gentlemen started at an early hour. Mr. BARCLAY suffered his c.nnpetitor to take the lead, apd keep it for a short distance, when he passed him, act! continued ahead to the end of the race. lie completed the distance in five minutes and seven seconds, notwithstanding the intense beat of the weather. .Sund,ly a lighterman stepping off a plank at the floating dock, Rotherhithe, fell overboard, and was drowned. •Notwithstanding several boats were near, they were not able to find the body, as, from the small depth of water, it stuck in the mud, and was not got up till yesterday. Yesterday mornitsg, about eleven o'clock, as a dnstman with his cart was gathering dust in Gray's Inn Lane, a poor man, a coachman, who happened to be going by the cart, was suddenly taken with a swimming in his head, when. he fell down and the wheel passed over his shoulder and one part of his head, which literally squeezed one of his eyes out of the socket. He was immediately taken to St. Bartholomew's flowital, but little hopes are enter tained of his recovery. Fortunately the cart was empty, otherwise he must have been killed on the There is not the bast blame can be attached to the driver, he being close to his horse, but did nt4perceive the accident till it was too late. Froin the LONDON GAZETTE, SeP. 22, IS°4. Orditanee 7 o . ffice. Sept .- 21, I SO4. ,Corps of Gunner Drivers in the Royal Regiment 4f Artil . lery. Edwgrd. Stanley, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant Commissary. Dated September 2, 1804 . Contmissins in the Aberdeenshire Volunteers. tigned by the. .Lord Lientinant. Dated ilky zi,1804. . • Major ,Leith Ross, of the Aberdeenshire Battalion of Pam chial Volunteers, to ba Lieutenant-Colonel, vice Sir Wil . liam Seton,Tesigned Captain James Watson to be Major, vice Leith Ross, promoted. Lieutenant George Gray to be Captain, vice j. Watson, promdted. Ensign George Muir to be Lieutenant, vihe G ..G ray, promoted. Ensign William Mackay to be Lieutenant in the Rather COmpany of Parochial Volunteers, commanded by Major Harvey, vice Robert Smith, resigned. lohn Hay, Gent. to be En sign, vice Mackay, promoted. fames Bisset, Gent. to be Ensign in the Aberdeen Company of Parochial Volunteers, commanded by Major Fraser, vice Andrew Youngsen, re signed. . . Commirsims signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the %Vest Riding of the'County of York, City and County of the City of York. To be Deputy Lieutenants—Edward Ferranti, Esq. Rev. John Myer's, Clerk. Rev. LamplUgh I-hrd, Clerk. Tho mas Slingsby, Esq. • William Ing;lby, Esq. Thomas Walker, Esq. Samuel Walker, Esq. Rev. John Lowe, Clerk. Rev. Thomas Xrebeck, Clerk. ' rst West York Regiment of Militia. To be Ensigns—john Cheshire, Gent, Dated August 3, 1804. Charles Booth, Gent. Dated August 7, rSo.}. lames Hoare Heaviside, Gent. Dated August 25, 22 West York Reg:ment jerom Lister, Esq. to be Captain. Dated July so, iSo4-. 3d West York Regiment of tLJlitia. • Robert Mogg, Esq. to be Captain. Dated July Robert Haggard Benson, Esq.to be ditto. Dated gept. 1804. Ensign Christopher Clarke to be L!eutenant. Dated June z 6, 1804. john Robins, tent. to te . ditto.• Dared August 17, 1804. Robert Heptitistall Stringer, Cent, to be Ensign. Dated Aug. 18, 1804. Sheffield Volunteer Infantry. Ensign Henry Elgie to be Lieutenant, vice HawkesleY, re signed. Dated July 4, tBo4. john Ardron to be Ensign, vice Elgie, promoted. Dated as above. Rev. Aleilander Nl'Kenzie to be Chaplain (original Establishment). Dated Sept. 7, 1803. RlPon Volunt?er Infantry. Tobias Fourness, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Russell, pro moted. Dated July 5, 1804. Rotherham Volunteer Infantry. Jonathan Walker, jun. Esq. to be Captain, vice Place, re signed. Dated June r, 1844. Richard Hill, Gent. to be ,Ensign. Dated as-above. .• • , Eccle4eld Volunteer Infantry. Hugh Cheney, M.D. to be Surgeon (original Establishment). Dated August 180,4. John Fowler, Gent. to be Quarter. piaster (original Establishment). Dated as above. Leeds Voluverr Iwfantfry. To be' Ensigns—Tererniah - Clough, Gent. (original Establish ment). Dated Sept. 7, 1803. Iham s Bilms, Gent. (ori giiial Establishment). Dated as above. Thomas 11 , 1 , 6iTer, Cent.. viee Sayner, resigned. Dated July. 6, 1804. WA- . liam Wilk's, jun. Gent. vice Luccock, resigned, Dated as above. Bingley Folsinteer In, Pantry. Ensign Thomas Whitley to be Lieutenant, vice.Stoctdale, resigned. Dated Sept. 7, 663. William Bellhouse, Gent. to be Ensign and Adjutant (original Establishment). Dated as abovo. Skyraclunteer liijaxt!y. Rev. fohn Whitaker, Clerk, to be Ensign. Dated Sept. 7, ISo4. Wale i feld toirinteer Infantry. Ensign john Lee, jun. to' be - Lieutenant, vice Richardson, resigned. Dated Sept. 12, 18e4. Francis Smalpage, Gent. to be Ensign, vice. Lee, promoted. Dated as above. Craven Legion Volunteer Infantry. William Highton, ,cent. to be Quarter-master ( original Es. tablishment). gted September 7, MI. Aims!): of York Volunteer Infant'''. Rev. Thomas Horncastle filarShal .to be-Chaplain (original Establishment). Dated SepteMber 7, 11303. Samuel Sug den, Gent. to be Surgeon (original Establishment): Dated as above. Mari:Yale Volanteer lArfarmy. Robert Bristow, Gent. to be Surgeon (original Establish ment). Dated September,7, 1803. George Foster, Gent. to be Quarter-master (original Establishment). Dated as above. Bai.utry Volitetteer. Infantry. Lord Viscount Galway to be Majjr-C6 - mmandant. Dated September 5, iSo4. Captains—l ohn Matthew, Esq. Dated as above. Ro bert Graham, Esq. Dated as above. William Sampson, Esq. Dated as above. To be Lieutenants—Thomas Whitesmith, Gent. Dated as above. Robert Sharpe,•Gent. Dated as above. Matkhatn Nicholson, Gent. Dated as above. To be 'Ensigns—Thomas Wititesmith„ jun. Gent. Dated as above. Rotitst E llar, Gent. Dated as above. • To be Adjutant—William Sampson, , Gent. Dated as above. City ci York Volunteer Infanny. Frederick Mallatratt, Gent. to be Quarter-master (original Establishment). Dated August 22, 1503. ERRATUM in Original Establishment of Sheffield Volunteer Inhantry,•as first Gazetted. For to be Eniign—Matthew Jepson, Gent. John Yeomans, Gent. Thomas Norris, Gent; read to be Lieutenants— Matthew Jepson, Gent. Dated September 7, 1804. john Yeomans, Gent. Dated as above. Thomas Norris, Gent. Dated as above. Commissions in the Middlesex Militia, signed by the Lord Lieu- tinant. Royal Western Regiment, William Littleton, Gent. to be Ensign. Dated August 26, 13 04. Royal Eastern Regiment, Thomas Harvey, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated September 6, itlc4. • Commissions .signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the. County of Middle sex. Dared August 29, tBc4. St. .7ames's Loyal Volzintt7ers. James Pitt, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice Tupper, resigned. Knightsbridge Volunteers. Ensign Thomas Jackson to be Lieutenant, vice Griffis, re signed. Robert Brix, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Jackson, promoted. James Baber, jun. Gent. to be Ensign, vice I•ern,,ber, resigned. Lop' North Britons. First-Neutenant fafnes Hamilton to be Captain, vice Adam, resigned. To be First- Lieutenants —Second- Lieutenant --- Craham, vice Hamilton. Second-Lieutenant Irving, vice T. Hamilton, resigned. Second-Lieutenant vice Turing, resigned. First-Lieutenant Robertson, in the Rifle Company. Second-Lieutenant Latimer, vice Robertson. TOl.)eSecond-Lieutenants I. D. - Fordyce, Gent. .vice Graham. W. G. limiter, Gent. vice Irving. David Crole, Gent. vice Grant. A. Mitchell, Gent, vice La timer. 1. S. Scaife, Gent. in the Rifle Company. R9•al Stelthorne Legion. Ensign lames Daniels to be l'ieutenaat, vice Davenport, pro moted. Dated J uly z 9, 1804. A gardener, in the employ of a Gentleman in the neighbourhood of Mitcheldeavor, a few days ago, in a state of inebriety, insisted with some of his companions on bat.hing,; he had not been long in the water when the cramp seized him; he was Liken out a corpse. Yesterday Se'nnight, while John Finny, in Carts_ dyke, went to alietle distance froth his yoked cart, in which were two of his children, for the purpose of cutting some grass, the horse took fright, and both children were thrown out. The wheel went over the youngest, a girl about five 'years of ,age, vho expired in a few minUtes - after. The other, a girl ,about eight, had her arm much bruised. — There is every reason, however, to hope for. her recovery. M2IRLIIOROVGILSTRIEn YESTERDAY CiT2ris4vher — Burn wilt charged by Mr. Towesland, of the Stephens's Tavern, New Bond-streer, with obtaining , goods Undei false pretences.. The Prisoner was lately in the service of Major Scowarrin, and was discharged at Brighton on the sth instant. While the Major was in town he was in the habit of sending to the Coffee house, from whence his dinners were usually con. veyed to bin). On the Bth inst, the . Prisoner ordered a dinner of poultry, &c. to he provided for his master, which he waited :for. He repeated this on Friday last, with the addition of a quantity of: Champaigne and other wines, stating that his master was in a hurry, and a poSt.chaise was waiting for him at the door. While the porter was conveying the dinner to the Major's house, in. Albemarle street, he was met by the Prisoner, who complained of delay, and - took the tray from him. The next morning, when the porter repaired to theiMajor's house, he was informed by Ale housekeeper that no dinner had been brought thither, and that the Major had not been' in town for some time. The Prisoner acknowledged the charge ; and stated, that he had so aled in 'consequence of his master having dis- Charged him without notice. He was fully corn. :1 mitred for trial. The report of a person having been' wounded in a duel on Sunday morning, in Hyde Park, is unfound. 'ed, though a duel was intended to have been fought there,: between a Mr. W. and a Mr. P. Hop-fac - tors in the Borougli ; and who, for that purpose, Were to meet in ,1-Hyde Park, at six o'clock, on Sunda); rning; hut information of their intention having been privately given to Mr. GRAHAM, at Bow -street, on Saturday night, and also at the Public Office, Union Hall, warrants were issued to apprehend - the parties. Mr. P. in a post-chaise, ,with his Second, going into the Park at the Oxford-. street Gate, was arrested by the Union Hall Offi cers ; and Mr. W. and his Second, arriving nearly at the same time, in.a hackney-coach, at the Pic cadilly Gate, were taken into custody by Rivett and Adkins, two of the Bow-street Officers, who conduCted them before Mr. GRATIAtof ; when Mr. W. entering into proper security to keep the peace, was liberated; as was Mr. P. onproducit,„ , , bail at. Union Hall. The :quarrel, we understand, topic place respecting a horse, in consequence of wind) Mr. P. sent the challenge. On the morning of the, isth inst. the Mill be. longineto Messrs. Lee, and CO. at Dob Cross, in Siddleworth, was discovered to be on fire, and burnt with such fork, that all the old part of. the, building was totally consumed, and the tai6f, machi-, fiery, &c. reduced to a heap of ruins; by which sad accident a Mr. FlOrSfall; PrOprietor of one of the rooms, had his all destroyed. The inhAbitantS of Falmouth were alarmed abaut three o'clock in the morning of yesterday sc'rinight, by the &time beating to arms," and a cry of fire. They immediately assembled with the fire engines, and found that a new house on the Hill, O;i't'he north. western extremity of the town, lately, occupied by a Mr. Ford, was in flames. The exertions of the populace prevented thefire from - spreading. beyprid this house, and the flames - were stion extinguished. It appears to have originated by accident,in a bake_ house on the back part of 'the premises. Las't week, whilea man was•digging:in a pit in the parish of Campsie, part of the earth fell in upon his own child, a boy about six years of age, who was•killed. on the spot. Last week, as a young man of St. Winnow, near Lostwithiel, was loading a waggon with corn, he unfortunately fell off and broke his back. Yet-he still languishes in agonizing pain. On Saturday se'nnight, a new-born infant was found dead in Gibraltar Row, Liverpool. A woman supposed to be the mother, is taken up on suspicion of the murder. STATE LOTTERY, FIRST DAY. The Ticket No. 5,216, as first drawn, entitled to One Thousand Pounds, and No. 3,26o,'drawn the same morning a Prize of Ten Thousand Pounds, were both sold in Shares, at Messrs. HAZARD, BURNE, anti Co.'s Office, Royal Exchange :—the former in two Quarters, two Eighths, and four' Sixteenths, and the to,ooo in one Fotirth, three Eighths, and six Sixteenths. Saturday next will be the Second Day of Drawing. STATE OF THE WHEEL. Three of Twenty Thousand Pounds, Two of Ten Thousand Pounds, Three of Five Thousand Pounds, Five of One Thousand Pounds, &c. &c. PRESENT PRICE OF TICKETS AND SHAASS. Ticket - ,C. IS 5 o Half . - ,E. 9 S o Eighth - - 2 S o Quarter -4 rs o Sixteenth . 4 9 Only Nine Days to Draw. WARRANTED UNDRAWN. While the brilliant Lottery is going, and Tickets are to be procured, FIURNSBY and Co. respettfully acquaint the Public that they may depend on being supplied with Tickets and Shares, on the most rim. derate terms, at their Office, No. 26, Cornhill, warranted undrawn at the time of purchasing. N. B. The Second Day's Drawing will be on Saturday next. SIIIP NEWS, GRAVESEND, SF.??. 23. Passed by—the Maria Anna, --, Lord Whitworth, Maxwell, Dorothy, Cook, Susannah, Robson, Pursuit, Renshaw, Mary, Lee, Bannister, Vowle, anti /Atlemby, Boyd, from Petersburgh ; Nero, from Palermo- St. Anthony, —, from Bilboa ; Stag, _Smith, and dajor, Flail, from Riga ; Julius, Authorn, from St. Kites; ROy alist, Coulson, and Harmony, Law, from Archangel ; Ruckens, Soper, from Grenada; Reliance, Harvic, and En. terprize, Starling, from Tobago ; John and Ann, Parker, from Nevis ; D uc ke n feild, Augusta, Todd, and Heroine, Cook, from Antigua; Albion, Link. lade, from D o mi nica ; Phylera, Cockerell, and Dolphin, Chlittser, from • Mem e l ; Martin, Wilson, from ,Surinam ; Rigby, Williams, from St. Vincent's; Kingston, Ladd, Ganges, —, Nero, Greig, and Ann, —, front Trinidad ; Mariner, Curtis, from Montserrat ; Ambklara, —, Re newal, Cronnrtie,.and Lady Harewood, Brenan, from Bar badoes. Suffblk, fur Jamaica; Wellevart, Veltjes, Hope, and Twe Gebroders, (ans.)n, for Eni3den• , SEEDS. Red Clover White ditto Trefoil - Cutaway • - Coriander - : • Tortiip - - White Alttatard Seed Brown ditto - Canary - Rye-t;rais - 3os to 9 0 3os to foo 2z to ;;s >per cy;t• SOS to its to 13Si I4S to 24S per busrtel:-. • Ss .to to s - oci I2S to .1115 ditto. 7S o 4 tO.SS Ott ditto. ISS . Eitrto 24S per qutirter._ PRICE OF LEATHER ;per lb.) AT LEADEN[IAL - - - . • Butts, 5o to 561 b. each - 22 d. to -. Ditto, tio to 6ilb. each . _ to sts. s Merchants' Backs, - - - - 2 , 1. to Dressing Hides, - - • 221. to . 1 57 „1,,f - - • 2.4 d. to ' 2 5L 1 .7 Crop Hides for cutting, - - - to Flat Ordinary - - - 2ZI. to V; Calk Skins, 30 to-4011). per Dozen 14d. 364. per ' Ditto, so to, zpih.. 33:1. to 35d. per Ditto, to '6'olb. 3, , t. to , 32d. per lb, • Small Seals (Greenland) 45d. to 5'4. per 11. • Large ditto, - . 1505. ' per Dozen, Goat Skins • - - ---s. to —s. ditto.- Tanned Horsc Hides, 205. to 325. per Hide. IliS Yesterday se'onigin, at Smita,,:nptop. the Lady of PCLI - enant flittatioson, of th& Regiment;• of A Daughter. On the 16th inst. Lady Grant, of Monymusk, of a Paugh ter. MARRIED. 9n Thursday ,last, William llonsman, Esq. Major in the Lancaster yoltinteers, to Mis; Sarah Fletcher, daughter of the late Rev. Robett fletcher, Rector of Halton, near Lan-. caster. • • . The same day,, at, St. Stephen's Church, Bristol, the Rev. William Green Ilurn Frey, ,Ledturer of all . Saints, and junior Minor Canon of the Bristol Cathedral, Vicar of Romney, in Monmouthshire, and Domestic. Chaplain to his Grace the Duke of Devonshire, to Miss 'Willie, of Queen-square; Eris tol. • • . . On Saturday, at Bermondsey Church, Barnard Garth, Esq. of Walworth, to Miss Jackson, of the same place. DIED. ' On Thursday la s t, at . Gelligron, Glamorg a n s hir e , th e Rev. Josiah Rees, father of Mr. Rees, of Paternoster row. - _ _ _ At Malta, soon after he landed- therefrom Portsmouth, Colonel Read : he has left 4-_,c , 001..t0 his relatives, .and 60,0001. to diffrent - persons of his acqiiiiintance. On the lgth inst. at her cottage, near Chertsey, the Right Hon. Lady Stawell, in the 44th . year of her age. On Saturday last, at his seat at Wakehitrst-place, in Sus sex; Joseph Peyton, Esq. Admiral of the White; in the Both year of his age. On Sunday last, Mrs.- De Medina, wife of Solomon De Medina, - Esq.' The sanie day, Mrs. Thorne, wife of Mr. Thorne, Wine- Merchani,, in Fleet. street. PRICE - O. knAy. Bank, Stook, shut - Bank L. Ann, shut • Navy 5 per Cent. 91,1,_ 91f ' Ditto Sliort Aun. shut j' per Cent. 1797, shut k ' , ld Ann. shut Irish 5 per Cent, shut • Ekchequer Bills, pal, is. dis. 4 per Cent. shut • Oinnitn, 7 pr. 3 per Cent. Red. shut , -Imperial 3 per cent, , 3 per Ct.. 0 - / 3 Cons. -^ /- 1 .3 .i Con.. for aith Ott. 57i a F STOCKS,' YLSTE. LONDON N RETURN O WHEA A RKETS, By Messrs. CH! LD and N Including only from the loth agreeably to at 80s . od at -78$ od at 76s od at 7ss o d at 74$ 6d at 74s od at7;sod at 72s at 72s ad at 7ts od at 7os 6d 2908 ---- at IoS od 3 , 3 at 69s od 48 5 at 'dBs od 1789 ---,---- at 65s od Total I3 , ; 1 Quarters is. loid. higher 108 Quarters 464 -- 5 2, 3" 4 0 4 - 8 0 4 6 5 160, 2o tBt9 ;011 :I' •IN MARK_LANE , IALp A s. Meal Weighers, ~. of Sept. to the a t t st 6 l 4 lo : o : . the new Ad. 1 J4l Quarters at 65 9 oc l 227 ---=----- ---; at 63s 6 1 333 at 615 ou 1312 1.9 —7-- at 63s 63 iOl2 -----.n at 6os od i 21 3 --- 7 at 58s od 1 5 2 .! ------a-- at 57s mi. I 233 - - ---- ' -- at 565 od 143 8 ---'!.-- at sgs od 239 ---- at 545 Oct 87 ----- at Sts od 93 ---if at sos od ._ 12 •"----,-- at 45S lird .—Avitrage 675.- lil-(1. than last.iteturn; A RETURN , OF FLOUR, ' - = From Sept. S. to Sept. 14, from the Cocket-Otrice;..„ saeks. s. d. Sacks. ' s. d. Sacks.. s' A i •47 ----- 70 0 .683 --- - 63 0 : 64 ...!-- 59 30 7 --- 69 0 10 —6l 4 23 0 — ,- .0 * 12 4 0 — 6 5 0 4 0 0 6 . 2 o .4 0 ---7 51 : 4 21 —64 c) 1 '126 —6t o I 14 -- 5 4 ; 4 20 63 61 ,300 i• --6 e o 1 . t oo --- -- Total-18120 Sacks. —Average 634. Od. 4s. otl. higher than•last return. ' i WESTERN COUNTRY'MARKETS ;lasi WeektP er Qr. Wheat. Barley. Oa ts ' ~•.j QS" Silzto 89s od 36s od to 38s od 24s 0 a t ,is (,Ss to 76s od 305,0 d to 363 od. 2Gs.od to .) 14s to 74'.. - od 38s od to 4os od 28s od tO ) 15 50s tO 72$ od 39s od to 41$ 6a 2ss act to 7zi Newbury Salisbury De izes Warrtiinster PRICE Or• HOPS. IOCKITS. ...._ _ _ Kent, 3L os. to 41. 2S. I Kent, 31. I6S. to 41. IoS. Sussex, 31.. los'. tif4l. --s •-/ Sussex, '3l. los. to 41.:45. Essex, ' 31. los. to iSs. 1 Earriltain, 51. --s. to 6k. 6s: BAGS• Aw innhs. I:est Heirers and Steers r, p'. si.) 1 Ordinary;; 3s. o d. - -'s• 3 ' 3s. 8d..t0 I '4s. 4ct. i lttirkerCall; 'ios. 6d: ;:' 11 : Nliddling, 35. 4d, toir3t• 6d. I•Lng•t-li)rs , e , t4s..,to ;7s• Pelts , as. 6d.'to 3s. 6d. - • ' Lamb Skins " - - 6d. to 4s. o d. ' ' • • - • . . SMITEIFtELD MAItKET, • SOnt. 24. To sinY the Offal—per stone of 31b. Beef, 4s. 4d. to ss. 4d. Veal, 55.• od. to 6s. 83. Million, 4s. O. sg. ! Pork, .40. 4:t. to ss, 4 4.. Lamb, - - ss. od. to 55. • • • OEAO OF - CATTLE THIS DAY. • Beasts, about 1500 —Sheep and Lambs 2.3,000. NEWG ATE and LEA:DE/C[IAM , MARKETS. By the catease. _•• ' . Beef, 3s. Sd. to 4s. Sd. Veal, 4s. od. to 6s, cd. Mutton, 3s. - tod. to 4s. 6d.. i Pork, 4s. 4d. ss. Lamb, - 4s. 4d.,t0 PRICE OF TALLOW. . , St. fames's•l l larket . 45. sir!. I Town Tallow os. 7is- Clare'Market 4s• Sd• . 1 Russia do. (Candi — s• 7 3s ' ‘‘'lliteehapel Market 45. 40. - Russia do: (So.) 6os. ed • per stone ofBlb. • I Melting Stud' —s. 7—s. iu;s• • , Ditto rough 425. otl. Graves 145. od. Good Dregs I is. od. :tied, 9os. —Curd, 9.45• • ~ zzs. od.—Aloulds, 1 3s. cc , --0 Its. 311. Average price 43. 3tt. Yellow Soap, Bzs.—Moi Price of Candles per dozen, St. JAMES's HAY MARKET, 5.; 22. Hay, 31. os. oct. to 41. Ss. od.—Aver. 31. Straw, 11. 13s. od. to 11.. tys. od.—Aver. 14s. oci. 11. 16s. oth WHITECHAPEL MARKET, Sept. 2Z l- los. od. to 41. los. od. -Aver. 41. os. od• Clover, 41. 4s. od. to 51. los. od.—Aver. 4 1 . ' 7s * Straw, tl. Bs. od. to 11. 16s. ocl.—Aver. 11. "5. COAL EXCHANGE, Sept. 21. ' • ' , Best Coals, in tile Pool, per Cheidron 53 s ' c o :1 Delivered to Houszkeepers at - - 65 , 5 64 Sunderland, per Chaldron ` l ° '- -s 'c 6 , 1 Delivered to Housekeepers at •- • - ..Y's