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PUBLIC-OFFICE, BOW-STREET. UNLAWFUL COMBINATIONS. In consequence of an informatiOn laid before Mr. - BOND and Mr: HUNTER, at Bow-Street, that number of journeymen biscuit bakers in the employ of Messrs. Clark, Curtis, and Co. of Wapping, had entered into a combination and struck from their work for an increase of wages, a'viarrant was issued by .those Magistrates to apprehend the prin cipal parties in the business, three of whom were on Saturday. examined before Mr BOND, and other Allagictrii;,es, when the fad -being proVed, they were corivided:under thelate ACI . Of Parliament resped— ing combinations. of workmen; and - were adjudged to six weeks imprisonment and hard . Tabour in the House of - Corredion,' Cold-bath-fields ;. but, at the same time informed, that the ad giving liberty of appeal to the next Sessions against such convidion, sureties for that purpose would be acCepted, if then ready. They were accordingly-Produced. A Publican, in the neighbourhood 'of Betlur i t green, was brought in custody on.suspicip'7, of re ceiving a number of diamonds, stolen - -ome time since, with many othr valtiable gnicics in a trunk, from a cart, in Fleet-street, .belonging to a Mr. Weppler, and fur which a soldier has been conviet e d as the stealer, and two for receiving part of the pro perty, knowing it to . have been stolen. The officers who apprehended the Publican, pro duced several diamonds they found in his cellar, which being identified, he was committed for fur ther examination. • Saturday Sb.cil l a decent - looking man, 70 years 'Of age, was brought up from Plymouth to answer a charge of robbing . Minor Davis of two trunks containing a quantity of wearing' apparel. .He had-es Caped from the Constable of Stonehouse, and, in consequence of hand , bills offering • zol. re ward. for his apprehension, was retaken near Modley by some Dragoons. An attempt %vas made to cast an odium on the charaEler of the. Prosecntrix, who it appeared did not merit it, and, after a , long hear. ing, the further consideration was adjourned. • A' Mr. Hewson was bropOt up by Donaldson; on an information for having in his possession a quantity of pearl ashes, stone alum, and ground alum, which qua's found on his premisei and produced: --The informer not being present, and the witness who" did appear being rather inconsistent in his testi. mony, the farther hearing was postponed till Mon.. day. It came.out irr the ..course of the investigation, that pearl ashes- and alum are regularly made use of in the manufaClure of gingerbread and Bath cakes indeed, some bakers present declared they, were in. gredients absolutely necessary in. making those articles. ASS'IZES. Tint Assizes for this County commenced on Fri day, the 31st ult. before Lord KtiNYOti.and Sir NASH GROSI., and terminated .on Saturdaj,. .The former tried the Civil Causes, aril the latter the rrirn;rw_q_ There were but very feW Prisoners in the Calendar, and only three were - capitally' , •Con vided, namely, Yob: Carrot, aged i 8 years, for feloniously stealing, taking, and carrying away one tag wether sheep, the property of John Curtis. James Garton, aged 53, for feloniously taking, and riding away a roan mare, the property of Thos. Martin., And . 'Manias Scardefield,: aged. r - 7, ,for sheep stealing.- • ,Three other Prisoners were conviaed of lesser offences, and sentenced to Transportation. - On the Pleas side, before Lord KE 241 - 01sT,- the Causes were of peculiar interest. One was an A4lion brought by 'Mr. Rice, a Tradesman of Brighton, against:Calif C-, for the value of a .luan tity oriOragOinnished for the Troop, of Which -he was Co - ruin In the course of the tr;:l it came our, thai - ilie Defendant had been - guilty' of the.atrocious. offence of -reducing the 'of allowance pro vided by G:overnment for the horses, by which he had . robbed the. Public of above 7001. The Plaintiff had a verdift for the "whole :of- his demand, amounting to upwards of- tool. and Lord KENYON, with that indignation which 'ever: charac_ t6-izes him at the •detedion of. knavery, -.Fledged himself to lay the report of the Cause before thP Attorney General, - ,in order that the l)efen&int might be made the objea of a - criminal prosecution. YORK ASSIZHS. AT, THE : CASTLE AT YORK, JULY 25. Bridget Efey, of Kirkheaton,. in this County, was indiefed for the sinirdcr of hgr.new-boin female bastard child, by putting , its , head foremost in a tin can, with a quantity of whitening, and thereby suffocating and strangli ng i t t o d eat h, in the.parish of Kirkheaton aforesaid, on th e . 22 d of Kr4y,•x go • Martha Thornton deposed, that she lived at Clif ton-hall ;- that she went to the - Prisoner's-house, who deals in pottery, jri older to purchase some ; that she found the door fast, anti after- some time -knock.. ing and callingshe received no answer. She , then went .to the next door, and after remaining there ah‘lit 1, quarter Of an hour, returned to the Pri soner's,, in company with - the-woman who kept the house; found the-door anfastened, and the Prisoner seated on the bed . . The Witness, after rerihtining there some little time, heard the cry of a newboin child, which seethed to proceed from the long settle, in which was a kind of box. The:Witne ss an d- t h e other woman perceived the `floor stained, with blood. The Witness then went into an Out.house to look at some pottery ; when she came• back ~the Prisoner was in bed upon which she said, Bridget, I believe you have a child ? she . said she had not. The Wit ness told her, it would be a sad thing .to come to York and behanged for it ; but she still denied hav- ing any c luics . She then left her, ab lout four o'clock in the aftere,e c in.. On her c•lsoss examination, she allowed the Cry of a kitten te, be similar to that of a child, .and might be inistair.en for it. Rebee'ci•Broadbent deposed, that shewent ;led w dentall , / to the -Pri s o ner ' s at ten o'clock at night ; when . stie found many persons asselibled, and Sarah Clift, ia IVlidwife, examining the :Prisoner ; that she ashed her where the' Child was ? the Prisoner answered, what signifi es telling you, the child was dead before it war born: On the Witness still -per sisting to know where it was,- she told her it was in a can on the top of the bed ; on which she took down the can,s in which was a child with its head foremost. There- was some whiteninr ih the :can, part of which had got up . the cl;i:d's nose, - and. on. its mouth. • - Luke Dranifield sad ',le was a Coistahle, 'and was sent for to 01:e s?';istiner's house ; he . saw the child , in CLIC can. 7,1-id prodbced the can in Court ; -- it ap_• peaiea .''to b e . so l arge as to c on ta in a b out two gal its . Roland Hitughton; Surgeon, deposed, that he was sent for to examine the child ; . he found a'very small quantity .of whitening up its nostrils, but by no means sufficient to. obstruft - the passage ; that its throat and mouth. were perfeftly free frqrii aiiy but there' was a very small, quantity in its ears ; he 'found no external appearance of violence ; and .could not 'swear the child was born alive.- • - Being asked bow 'long a child . could, possibly, live with it's head foreinost in, that can he answered, pinbably t sen. ty-four hours. He poSitiVely metre, that the child's *death could not be . occasioned by -the whitening ; nor could the child have bled ,to death in the can, as there was no blood - to be seen:" Mr. RAI isms, Counselfor the Prisoner, here ob, je6ted to the Trial proceeding, ._as the,. India:tient said, that the child was Suifocatedfstrangled, in the can ; but. the Judge over-ruled him, by say,- ing, that - althotigh.the various causes mentioned in the Indidment had not eiteaed , the death,. ' , yet, if one of the c au se s m e nt i one d, h a d produced the _ef_ . fed, it was sufficient to render ;the. Inclitiment va -lid. • . The Learned Judge, on- summing up the Evi dence, said, tharthere was no positive proof of the child'ibeing suffocated, strangled, or blepding to death 4 but that some presumptive roof had cer, tainly arrieared. . . . _ .. The jury, after retiring a quarter 13sf an hour, returned a Verdietifot.Gui//1-. 'The Judge then admonished " the Prisoner to am - end her Mei and .be more careful , of ‘her conduel in' future. , . . . Crosidell, a Pii'vate Soldier in the i rth Regiment of. Light Dragoons, quartered at Wa field, was indicted for the murder of John Roper,-in the town of ,Wakefield aforesaid on the . 9iltday -of July, 18ot. . The indiament only laid manslaughter to his charge. R. Downing deposed, that jle -and John Roper, the deceased, were drinking on the Saturday even; ing at the Malt Shovel, .in No'rtiigate, till nine D'clock., or: betwccn iiine and .ten, . in. dig . back parloiir of the said house; that there . --was .;; back-way our, by which they ; *but.fpai;d. it, on their wishing ip go out thesaine way ) :,,;ten. ed. There was then- no other way but through, the kitchen; where the -Prisoner, and a comrade of his; were . drinking. On their opening the. door, the Prisoner was singing a song ; he. did .not exactly remember 'the wdrds, but it ended. something _about ": God save the King ;"- that the deceased, with the door in his liand,• said, on the conclusion:9f verse, " hut-they say you ran away ;" and inune--. diately went into the street.. The Prisoner followed ! , and immediately struck -him on the. head, :which made :burn stagger ; he. then struck him on the throat, when the deceased fell lifeless in the Wit ness's- arms. Squire Hanson next deposed, that he went to the Malt Shovel to look.l'or ,his brother ;. that not finding him, he stopped some time with . R. Down ing and the deceased.; ,end on passing through ,the room, on their way out, the 'Prisoner .was singipg, in the middle of. a verse, which concluded Success to otzr ,Regiment, and God save the, King ;" upon which goper said, 'f but they say you ran away." Th e P r i soner t h en followed the - deceaed into the street, and struck him (this Wit ness said three times) ; the lait brow 'on the throat killed him. • • • On his' cross ekAmination,- be said that he Could not have sworn to the Prisoner on the following Sunday morning ; but on' seeing him that" night, he IScrfe6tly recognised him. ' • On the part of the Prisoner, Lieutenant. Colonel Thomas, of the r ith Light . Dragoons, was called; who gave him a most excellent charaEter for huma. nity, sobriety, •and condua. Being asked. by Mr. RAINEs, Cotinsel. for the!. Prisoner, if there could be a greater provocation offered to a Soldier, than rcfleding on the courage: of the Regi.. merit to which lie&longed, or himself individually? He said, Certainly not : that the Regiment had been publicly thanked for their services in Holland, by His Royal Highness' the Duke of York. Major Anderson gave the Prisoner the same cha raadt ; as did Captains Brown and Mills. Mr. RSINes, in the course of their examina tions, , bogged his Lordship's permiSion for Ca l, ): tai n Brown's reciting a peculiar aft of bravery 'and gallantry performed by a detachment of the ri th Light Dragoons ;' which, though it had nothing to do with the Case before him, yet went to prove the injustice of attaching co'aMice to the Regiment. Captain Brower then related the,affair as follows,: he.deposed, that 'he had the honour to serve' in cletachment'of 7o men, commandcci ; _ t bylVlajor'Cum. thing ;. that they met with a,VOly "ot 3co of the Enemy ; that - they, after a severe engagement, drove the Frendi' back, witila loss, on their o\vn side, of 35_killed and wounded. There were several Officers in Court, ready to give the Prisoner a gooil &.traeter., The... Judge, in his charge to the Jury,' Said, that the Prisoner had undoubtedly received the greatest provocation a solder culla rgeeive ; 'but that norm vocation conld *ustif - one tvisn's assaolting another. J v - • That if they believed t he Witnesses, who, he said, appeared to'him to gixe very cOrreft Evidence, they must find him Guilty: 'They accordingly found a Verdie - ti—Guilty—Mandeinght?r: • - • 7 On Monday the Assizes for this City,and - County: cl , . , secl, when Sir ‘. AI. AN, CH NM RE . passed Sen tence on the Prisoners who' ad taken theiriTrials, as follows • .• Edward Hughes, fora. rape ; Richard Grimshaw, Edward Hill, and Thomas Coupland, for burglary David 'Whitaker, . for forgery Geolge.. Waiker; for -higb , ,vay robbery ; and William s"oster,. fore horse-stealing, received Sentence of Pfath. Richard Homer, other \Vise: Richard 'l-loiner HoughtOn, otherwise . Richttrd ()Mai, for feloniou s ly havink - custodY 6 .Ve u rsfoiged anal Bank Notes, knowin g clie be forged and' counterfeit,. to be transported - 'beyorid the seas On fourteen years.. Joseph Verity, John ,Reynolds, John Murray, 'Patrick Toole, and Totin,Curran, guilty, grand tar -within the benefit of the statute; to be seve.. rally tranwortcd• beyond the 'seas for" seven years respeftively. 'fhomas Smithies and Sarah Rhodes, guilty, grand larceny within the benefit- of the statute, to be confined in Wakefield House of Correetion for twelve calendar months, and to be severally once privately whipped.there. • John Watson, guilty, big my fined is. and to b e c t lnfinedin Wakefiealiouse Corredion for two years. Crowdell; 'guilty, , m - atiettistlner, fined is. and to be confined - in. Wakefield Hou'se,ofCbrr.ce— tion one calendar menth: ' • ' James Hdrrop, guilty, manslaughter, fined 4os. and discharged. Before Sir AL . AN CHAMBRE left this City,. he was pleased to reprieve Richard Gritnshaw,Eciward Hill, Thomas Couplau. - 1, David Whitaker, George Walker, and W. 'Foster; in the Castle ; and. John Place, in the Ouse Bridge Gaol. Edward Hughes is left •fOr execution. The following audacious theft is at present the subject} of much conversation : •A fzllow lately en. tered a Gentleman's house in Portland-place; and finding no person in the servants' hall, he -took all their great coats, tohictkwere nearly new, and threw them over his shoulder. _As:he was making his escape, he was met by the secon&coachman,, who enquired what he kvas going to do with. the .cbats The fel. low, quite unembarrassea, reL,lied, " that he was taki 'g diem to clean,'' as they were splashed. -The ,co:lchman, believing this to be the case, said, "Stop 4 little, and you shall have mine too;" •.which he accordingly gave him, rind suffered ,the •fellow to depart ; nor ,•.•as it until some hours #fttr that the theft was discovered. 'PRESENT IRISH LOTTERY. —The Tielin' ' , No. 24,71.6:7 3 ..drawn the §th - a Prize.of 20,0001, and cif Ticket, N0.:30,313 - , drawn - the zoth day- Prizeiof; 0001. bath were sold and registeted by II'ODGES and Co. Oxford -street and St. — Jarrles'sl .s - rcet ; where Tickets and' Shares, -warranted un drawn from the lass Express, will continue on sale during the drawing. . . . When Moliete was - at hislast . gasp, and his final exit rapidly approaching; notwithstanding he was excluded from the. pale..of the ChUrch, his old wo-: man, who•had been the pre: tidekof all his -perform ances, got a good uatured PricStto anoint him; and,sifter having - 'beenhesmearedfrom head to foot with' the 'most holy unction, as the); call it, " Well, no w ,: (says he) • I arnptetty well furnished for lily expedi - tibri ; for yo.o ha:veetiuipped me with an oil-skin coat, -and greased my Loots into the, bargain.'' Yet however •Fightly he made of -the rnatte.r; ; the Leveller of all Distinftions was not to lie cajoled with arjest,. and the Dramatist, in .; spite :of .all his wit, was foreed to take a stroll into the other'.iVorld, to play a dif ferent • part • from :that • which he had filled in the -transitory • stage • play- of human' life.—And yet though "that - felliSergeant, ; Peath, is strift in his arrest;v.as Shakespeare says, • there have been num- .beis equally is iteartbeirexiti to , every appearance, as Moliere, and notwithstanding, have,escaped•the Journey; by . 'virttie Of a . countermand from' the• Court above, which is called by 'the- name of a - Are exeat tizlndrii And - if-disappointed-Sextons, Grave diggers, and Updertakers r would wish-to know the name . of 'sues:it, out, 'and ever and anon, _depriVes-pOM of ; their :Booty * .. answer—Bßo- D, ~* - • ' hilidurpl,WhOoffthe hocti to hand of Death, Hathr by pl'enipotent n pulsicn, foird Baffl'cl the Lev'ller, - when - the bow was bent, And, in detpiVit 'of his dtisiyudtive:aini, • 'Made - him return his arrows to"thetr quiver ! . Witness his " Guide tti - Age;l i , and Life's 'Preservatives, His Nervoiis Cordial! and 136tillie • SyrUp ! Att whichithci'KineofTexforsrsiirin,::appall'd.: CbeckV.and impeded in his proud . career ! A dread'presentinuni fliaf !uS - triumphs, • • Will to his o'wn annihilation tend, • • • . . " And Death he swallowed up m Viaory !" slur ~ r jS. - • GRAVES,ErN ALIC•V2.• ' • Passed by—the •, ealmer, frcom - New-York ; Wash,- ington, N7e; from Virgiuia.;.Gplieral Oglethorpe, Patterson, front Savanah' ; jongc juttio , ,v Anna, from Ham burgh ; Jotoze, J9hannes, VYnk, anifqradt Altoha, from Rotterdam. Saltedj—thePeter, Ceres, lqewes, - . Ohlers, and' for Harriburgti ; loi*atktbert',. ----, for Lisbon; Dispatch,. for,Cori<,;,• Two Friends, V o s e ,, for' N6v-York ; Tawey, Caughey, and Elizabeth, Smith,sfur Dublin.. LED. ' Charles Willoughby, •Esq . . to Mi.;.; in the neigh bourhood 01 Bristol. PRICL..(; YESTT Bank Stock Navy S per Cent. 931t.4.1i :Ve i 4.- r Ceilt• ; ," 797; 94; rash 5 per e.a. 4 per Cent. Con. per Cent. Red.;s9n -- per Cent. .Cnn. : :rat° Scrip, Bank Long Ann. • ~Ditto Sfmrt-Altn: , Ditto Scrip • .I , '. ST OCWS , .., .. - •- - •it0,...y., 11;Idia Stock .'• •-"' I:, xchecilitt'llill , '''s.. 1 . . dis. INIv . ditto S. ttls.. LotieryTickets • 1 ri6ll ditto • • 0 - i;fifiliiti 7:6f7k: 'Li per, 3' per ;(ico-t• Ditto ,Art'. 1 ttiilk - fot"AtetitinT luilia for /yip!, _.,. .., Corisplf.:9r,...:a.c - c;.19'81 9f ' . IRISH STATE X.L£VENtiI DAY, No. 2644, a Prize of too! 'TWELFTH DAY. Ncr..l<yo_j'z, , a4' rizc of lc,ol LONDON MARKETS, 6sy.;- CORN EXCHANGE, , Y ~ • , Monday s Aug We have, had a t'vv. fresh ships in since last Monday buyers being 01..opiniothints Will'be'Glie,iPer, caused out Wheat M'srket- to go olfintiehlhesaineas this day se'nnirit, • . ye jco wow, :iy • • - - • - ' • In Barley, and' Mai tno alt era ti on . • . Pease and' Beans.are, very plentiful, and rather Cheaper, CUM art: full as d'earas'l4st wdek. pour much ate wine •e as last week. • . .. - . ' . -- ' RETURN PRICE OF GRAIN, . On board -,11.ip as underg Wheat 65s a;oos od Grey P ease 4 4 5.4'4gs ed Fine ditto - - os a i iss od 'Fine - -50 s a—a od_ Superfine - os a•l3as ad ShortSinall Oats aos 426'3 rd Rye - -50 s a 6os od Fine - -34 s od Barley -. 2,., a 3os od Polands - ---s a. --.-S Ad Fine - - .o 3 a 453 od Superfine- -= -38 s od Superiine White' os a 653 oz.' Slnall Beans 44s a 4 83 ad Malt - - ' sos. to 763 od Fine - - , — s 0 d Fine . ' .:' -- H-s a --L.-s,od• Tick ditto 3 65 a 44 5 od Wliita Pease sos a 56s od Fine ditto '*- ----s a—s ad Fine . - :-. 6os "od - ' ~ . . • . . . . •RETURN OF WHEAT IN NIARK-LAiNTE,' By ..Alessrs. CIN -I.D and: -'. NI Al P A , Meal- W eigters . ,' irt- - cltiding.only from the zotl of !uly to - the zstit , of July,. - 'agreably to Ad of Parliament. - •• - 209 Quarters. at 1683- octl .685 Quarters at 126s` Oa .7.. 94 at 166.3- od ". -361 i ------,- at, E2ss od ..:, 3 1 3 ...---------at t6os od . so -I-4:— at tZzs, od , 314 . , _ ....... .at 'l5B - s .od to '-----,--,„ :at 121$. o d 3 / 9 - 5.‘ - at iin od ~ . . ,337,„____, .t . ... 1555 . o d 331 -------- at ti6s; od 71 ....,._ .t ts2s od -. irs'-------- ar 115 s, osi 2 ,6,„ r ,_-,....: at . 150 S od . 1.. GIZ -7.=-7.at 112$ - od. •-11 --,—. at 1475: 9d • 5 .- at' ril's' od 1.220 - at - iios od . 213 ,at 1425. ottl 15 .----- at 1475, od : 5 5 4 • - v"at mos oa l 1340 — 7 - 77 -- at tTis ed 254 ••••••••7--:— ' "• 1 :1t 1 13.33 :dal - 2 7 ---- ----cat to4i oil 617 - at loos, od 39 3 5 ---- at 90 od 4 86 -' - at 135 s 01 - 5 -------- - a 9is fed 1.13 ---- ----at 1 ,1 2 5 Odi 126 -.---7-,--.:at 9os od 393 - at 84s od 451 ----, at .128 s od : Total; tzgso Quarters—average: 1235.. io4d. 144. lower than hi:4 Leturn. PRICE OF FLOUR. •. Fine Flour loos to od Bran _ Second , ditto 85s to 90s od f F;ne Pollard ros to io3 6ci -20 S to 22a; . A RETURN of ,E L Q UR, From July 18; to July 24, 'from tha Cocket °nice; • -.35 sacks. at . 13os. ad. 1-.. • 2- sacks at 116 s. 5d,. • 2 --- at -1295. Odd. I 1, - at 116 s. S od. 35 -at t2Ss. 6d. i 133 -atl is s. 'od. 87 --------- at 1265. ad. I - 74 --- at 1146. ":"3(1 • 22 --- at 1252..8d. ..... 76 ----- at - kips. f.)th . 3624 ------ at' 1255. od. .• . 5 -------- at 1075.. ad. ,io ---- , 77 :- at • 1245.- 6d. 1 6 ------ at to6s bd. -6 --- .at 1 ? • 4S . 31. i - . 4 ------ at 10 - 5 s Bd. • s-4i -- at 1245. 0,1. 59 .----- at toss. ad. I to ----- at. 1235. tad. • 18 ----,-,.. at - lo2S• 10(1. • 1 4 ---..„-.„. at 1225. tod. -: . 24 ------- at 1003. od. 13 .._....... 7 .- at t22s. 6d..,-. . r 4 ------ at 9s. 6d. . , 5 ___-_-_ at 122.5. od: 2r --- 7 -- at 975. id. 24 ---- at 121 s. 5(1. J 21 --,-- .. at 96s. 6d. 5 _ 7 ___, at 12 15 , od. 5.0 ------ at 951. o d. ar •r2os. :80 - : I 11 -----,--, at . g4 $ . . 3 d. 1636 -----:' at ta Oi. od. '" • 14 ---- •at ,92..5: T N . 'lO -,- 'at 'll9s. od. , it ---- at 925. rd. 4-. at 118 s. 6d. .32 -- at' 87s. H A: 5 ---.. at 1-18 s. od. I 3 -,----- at ias.- 6d. 4 2 -,..at ,1 7 5.,,,d. j• • TOt al ' 6i4 1 Sacks. --- • • . -74 d. lower Oa Average r/rs. last Return. AVERAGE PRICE.OV ENG'LA'ND AND WAtES O Endirtg.liily.i.e. •. „. Wheat 1245. rd. I Barley 4t5,.04 , 1. Beans ' 4}s.s. pd. Rye - 6 os . Ilia. I O ats Z9s. lel.l' Pease 's4s. MPO.R.TS RAW lii&s(p,st.)3s.od. to 35.441. Sliddhog, 23.8 d.. toes. ed. Ordinary, 2s.tist. to'os. ca. gs. .81. Average'piice 35.. 2id• Ye low S - 9apy 7.25. , LONDON : Crlntc,i by BUCIiANAN ,( !) s ,f(t 'Dy ‘ y IL ; .;A- W -N;:4;. tzt i t e rT 6 fPs"(ot'llorse-fecry .. .r.Qact;Wqstr:rip%t er g H• At the S v N-UFkic r, No. i z, Strata ; where ildverisrenunet, Order; for the Paper, •lrilteril-iit'itheilia'irtept;&c,.. (pott;. - lesid), ,rver4-.'be'aedre,„sied;r- __ • . Total Entries 'of Wheat and Oats,. from Saturday July 74, .to Friday, -July g 1, inclusive,. as 'authenticated. by the Lore! Mayor. Wheat, . - 82.,000 qrs. 1 Oats, - - - 4 2 ,512 go. ..' s: , PRICE OF HOPS_ .. .. , SAGS. . POCSPT.I. Kent, 51. Ss. to SI. os. - 11 Kent, 51. os.. to 61. rps. • Sussex, .51..05. to 71. 75. .1 Susscx,,sl., os. to 61. os. Essex, sl. os. t o Bi.. As. , FarUltaat, 51. Os. to6l. 104, ' SEEPS., - Red Clover, (per cwt.) - 3os. to zoos, White Clover, ditto -30 s. to tits: Trefoil, ditto_ • ' • - ss. to; 4 0 5- (por bushel) - - izs. to Rye Grass, (perquarter) to Cutql,te Foil, ditto_ - 7 , - as.. An as- White Mustaid Seed; (per bushel) - tos. to is.s_ Brown ditto,. - los. to 14s. 04 Canary Seed; ditto 5..„ t,9 tog- Rape Seed, .(per last)• - •tto '4Ol. • 'SMITHFIELD MARKET, Aug. 3. •- To Sink the Offal--per stone of Slb. Beef, •4s. od. to 51.-od. Veal, 4s, ocr. tO , Mutton, 55. od. to ss. 4d. Pork, 6s. 4d. to, 7s. od., t 0.55. Sd. H-F.An'OF • Beasts 1902—Sheep and Lanthts 8500. • NEWCATE and LJADEN'HALL MARKET, Aug. 3, Poet', 3s. 4d. to 4s. 6d. I Veal, 3_s. qd. Mutton, 4s ! 4d. t o ss . o d. - Pork, Us. od, to 7i. pd. Lamb, 4s. 6d. to ss. 4d. - PRICE OF LEATHER I, perlb.}AT LEADENHALL- Ditts, so to 561 b. tod. to 2111 Ditto, 6o to 661 b. - - - vtrl. to iyi: Merchants' Backs - - - 201. to zold, Dressing Hides - - - to I7d Fine Coach Hides - - 17 to `l9ci. 'Crop Hides for cutting - Isl. to 17d. Flat Ordinary - - - - - I7d. to :19d. Calf Skins, , 30 to 4olb. per Dozen' - ad. 'to aid: Ditto, so to 7olb. _ 22d. to 26d. Ditto, 70 to B.alb. - - sad. tg 25d. Small Seals (Greenland) 3os. to _ 'Large ditto, - P er . v' en • Tanned Horse Hides, Lis. to 2,65. per Hide. Goat Skins - - zis. to 6;s. per •Doten: - • - Prjcp ot . :Bark per , Locid'e rl. os. to oos- - , IDES. 1-leayy Calf fos. ca.:C'l. Ligin Calf, 7d. per lb. ' ' • ' , ' " ' . ~ —. :'. -. SKINS.— Sheep, Is. 64. to. os. od. i La . mh, Is. -9:l;tO"!.,,•fid.'''' ____ ... PRICg, OF TALLOW. St. James's Market . 33: '2O. Toivn TallovirS7s. , —s. Clare Market 3s. 2id. Russia do.(eatitile!)sss.s6s. Whitechapel Market Is'''.' 3d: . Russia d0.,f0a2 ;WI , --, s. 'per-stone of Pb: . .Mel ting. Stuff '4O. ---s. Ditto tough 325.==5. • Graves.2oS. o'4. Good„Dregs' l a s . 'UM, 80s.—Curd; 345: - -! • St. JAMES's HAY MAAKET,, Aug'. 41.'45. od. to 61. Jos. o(1.--L=Aiiet, - - 51: '7,54 - ;ncl. • Straw, 21. $ . 3. o!.1 : tp.3l. od.—aver., 21. WI - LITECHAPII; . 1 1 4AIIKE.X; Avg..r.• Hay, 41. toy. od. to 61,.65. 0r1...--:Aver.,4 , l, Bs.. Clover, 61. xo.. od. to 71. 55.'8(1.-----'AVer.' 61. 17,.. 6d. Straw, 21. 6s. of to 21 . -, TS -5,, 0t1r---.4.),*.et. 21. rzs. J. • La. tut. - ratal kh Cu . 113 . .011 C we, - h5 - T ini ral Ri Ni oil cot ~>i ci . X:C~