The Sun. — London, England, 1806-08-12 00:00:00

POLICE. BOW-STREET. -"Yesterday Jrni.: Ha wkins, the juvenile- highwayman, was again bought up for ex-, amination before Mr. Justice READ,- ,upo9 a charge of stopping co the highway a Mr. Clarke, and rob ! bieg him of a watch awl' some. money. • Nothing new appeared against him, though the Office, and 'even the street opposite, were crowded .with persons awaiting hisexamination„ He- appeared to bear his adversities with mold nerve, and degree, of - sang ,roid truly appropriate' to his . neth procession. was smartly dressed in a blue coat, light waistcoat', blue pantaloons, and Hessian boots. He Made no defence, and was remanded for farther examination on a finure day, ' ' Late on Sunday night," Carpmeal, • the Officer in waiting at the above Office, received information that a duel' was to be fought early yesterday morning near Chalk Farm. At six o'cloek yesterday morning, Carpmeal, accompanied by Crocker atfd Wilkinson the Patroles, went to the spot described. They disco:' vered the parties in a 'field to. the right of Chalk Farm ; and as "they were about to enter the field, the Seconas had withdrawn, the parties had taken their ground ; and they were just in the act of., pulling the triggers; and had one of them discharged, Carpmeat must have been - shot, as he Was - es,actly in the dire&ion. Young Crocker, seeing _the dan ger of iris' brother Officer, jumped over a hedge ran behind the Gentleman, and knotked the pistol out of his hand. Carpmeal; at the same time, desired them both to desist, spewed his staff; and said they ' were Bow-street Officers. Having taken the pistols frorniie parties, they secured them and the Seconds. They were brought to the Office, and underwent an examination before S. READ, Esq. They proved to be . Francis Jefffies, Esq. of the City of Edinburgh, ,and Thomas Moore, .Esq. of Bury-Street, St. James's. They were admitted to bail to keep tbepeace, them selves in -Ma. each, and two sureties each 2001. and as a check to , the.present ridiculous and danger ous rage for duelling, the Magistrate very properly considering the Seconds' • conutta - a breach of the peace, held thent to bail in 2001. each.—After the parties were discharged - and gone, on examining the. pistols, to draw the charge, that belonging to Mr. Jeffries was discovered not to be loaded with ball. That of his antagonist contained a pellet of paper. - GutennALL..— Yesterday a daShing Cyprian, named 'Charlotte Clarke, - was brought before the Sitting Magistrate on the charge of having picked the pocket of her supposed paramour, who is clicker to a respectable boot-maker in Fleet-street, of is. 6d. The nyinph endeavoured to turn the tables upon her accuser, by making the first charge against Ven, of having pieked her pocket of Ss. 6d. together with some thimbles, scissars, and other implements of industry. The clicker, who • seemed a reSpeaable young man, appeared much embarrassed, utterly' denied the charge, and said, that' -on Saturday night he was proceeding on some business to the Bell Sa vage Inn, on Ludgate Hill, when be was accosted in the usual manner by the lady, - who took him under the arm, and brought him into a court, when In" an instant 'gha contrived to case his pocket of the money. He immediately charged her with the robbery, which-she denied, and told him to search her pockets, which he did, and rook ,out atsd two keys, which he said would not satisfy him, is he lost more and •he threatened to charge her on the watch. She was obstinate, called the .watch, charged him with robbery, and both were convoyed to the watch house, where he offered to let her go if she wonkl reimburse his loss,..vyhich,she refused, and persisted in her charge. He then gave to the constable of the night the money he had ,taken froin her pocket. Both charges were recorded, and•the parties detained in custody until brought before the Magistrate - . 'The girl persisted not - only in denying the charge, but in her accusation. She said she was not a wo man of the town, but had•a child, and that her fa ther would give her no assistance. It appeared, however, to the Magistrate that • though beautiful, and of a' reputable and interest ing appearance, she was a, common ,street-walker ; and the young man having , given his address, and satisfactory references for his, character, he IVas discharged, and the nymph committed to Bride- MA,mstoN4TotTsn.---Yesterday -a-young man of dashine• appearance, clerk in the house ,of SMITH and Co. whose name for the present we with hold, was brought up and, examined on a charge of drawing forged checks upon the Bankers of his employers to the amount of above 3001: The proofs. having been substantiated against him; he Was re manded for ftirther examination. • . Another youth, about ►8; of Tespeaahle and in ."teresting appearance, clerk in the house of Sir RICHARD CARR GLYI4' and Co. Bankers, in Bit - - chin-lane, Cornhill, was brought up to be examined upon a charg, of havitig embezzled part of the amount of a tool. check .upon the house of CIIAL MERE and Co: payment of which he received for the account of his employers. "Two witnesses from • the House of his employers. proved'that part. of the Bank notes received _were found, upon his person, and part' in a drawer in the . tiouse appropriated 'to his use. • , • • The nng man beingealled on for his defence; declined saying any thing foi the present, and was remanded for examination on a future day: Another person,'a principal and confidential clerk ••in the house of a respectable Wholesale cbeesemon ger in the City, and who, in consideration of his services for a series of years, was shortly to baize been adniitted to a partnership in the house; was brought forward upon a charge of having induc ed the porter, who was his relation, to bring away to him clandestinely, from their counting- house, their cash-book and their banker's account current book, which books being missed while he 'was on.a journey for the Hwts..', at Portsmouth, his employers rite to him forth m, cane to town; first denied having the books, then gave au order fur his wife to deliver them, but she denied any knowledge: of them at length, however, they were • obtained. Some erasures were also discovered in the Company's day book, .sL l partkularly in an item of t ire Defendant's own account current ; and it was also discovered that lie oad drawn a check . , LONDON t . tinted by I 1 CHAIM) HA It I:1S, of No. 4. Martivt-courr. Dus , '• .` . t . reet ; W iLt.l AM Narsi GEst SCR 17 ;ot Mo)tim.strett, CrirFveonr-stpaic At th, Su N .ChnoE, No. 122, Strand where AdverWozeriti Orders for the Pap r, Letters lbr the: Editor,,&c-post-paidi; must* addi - essed. • , upon their Banker; in February last,- for 1501 - . the amount of which he received, and the whole of which sum he afterwards' paid back .to those Ban kers in .the identical Bank notes they had paid him for the check. The ,Defebdant, in his own vindi-, Cation,- pleaded that he only had the books away to. enable- lam to Post up his accounts, which lie said he'eshaild be able to do in three or four days, but whicli . his employer stated to be for the last eight months in the greatest confusion.. However, as no positive fraud appeared to be- proved,• the LORD MAYOR, after seriously admoniihing the Dziendant upon the suspicious impropriety of his coudua, pr dered him forthwith to proceed to the house of his employer, and without delay to make up his ac- . counts to his satisfaaion ; which he proniised to do,. and was dismissed. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. • tAUNTON.—TutsoAv, Ave. 5. . A Maiden Plate of 501.—tour mile heats, Mr. r4itiock'b Green Dragon, 5 yrs old, Bst. izlb. Mr. Wilson's Wooton, 6 yrs old, Bst. zlb. • • n ifty Pounds' for atl ages.—Four mile heats. Ld F. Iferitirick'sOptician, 5 yrs Bst. iolb. - Mr. Ware's Woodcott, 5 yrs Bst. tolb. - Sir U. Lippincott's Slate, 6 yrs 94. 31b. , • WEJiNEsDaY. Fifty Pounds For all ages.—Four mile heats; Sir IL Lippincott's Slate, 6 yrs 9st. 31b. Mr. Ware's Woodcort, s yis Bst. toll). - Sweepstakes of sgs. each, ist.--Three•mile heats. I\4r Bullock's Green Dragon • - Ld F.-Bcutinck's Optician - NOTTINGHAM (Concluded). THURSDAY, AUGUST 7., Fifty PoundS for 4 yr olds.—Two mile hem. Mr. Cave Browne's Mountaineer, 3st. 71b. Sir W. Hunlocke's ch. f. Galina, Bst. 41b.. Mr. 101111S011'4 Sir Andrew, Bsi. 71b. - A Maiden Plate of sol. tor all ages.—Four mile heats. Mr. C. Browne's brother to Maidstone - z Mr. Sltyvell's Shelagh - 1 2 2 Mr. Andrew's Trafalgar - 31 TUNBRIDGE WELLS. TIAST DAY. The Manor Bowl, of sot.— Four mileheats. Mr. Duck le's bay mare Minionette a a Mr. Erribden's brown horse Latitat • 2 Capt. Hossenden's‘chesnut gelding Tom Pipes. - 3 3 • Minionette won the first heat by half a neck, and the se cond by only six inches.; Latitat pressed her so hard; that. the bets, which were 3. to at starting, were equal at the second heat. The Sweepstakes. and Handicap were well contested. • SECOND DAY. • • Town Cop of 501,--Fou , r mile heats. Mr. Embden's br. h. Latitat, 5 yrs 1 2 Mr. Buckle's b. to. Minionette, 3 yrs - 2 t 2 My. Tatt's ch. filly Patience, 3 yrs • ' 3 3 Capt. Hossenden's g. Torn Vipes, 5 yrs - 4 4 4 Minionette, having won the first day, earried_weight ; in consequence she Lost. Patience butted in the second heat. The bets, at starting,, were even ; but after the first heat, a: to 3 on Lunar, Who beat Minionette, after a hard struggle, in which much good horsemanship was shewn. In the afternoon there was excellent raring for the Sweep: stakes olio'. and the Handicap for the losing horses. EDINBURGH MEETING. MONDAY, AVO. 4. The City Purse of jot. for Hunters, &c. wt.—Four -mile Heats. Mr. Lonsdale's grey horse, , by Archer • 3 I Mr. Best's bay mate, Fairy . • 1 a 2 Mr. Robertson's h. li, Collier Lassie 4 3 dr Mr. Cruliton's gelding, Young Traveller • dr Ti/iSDAY. The King's Plate of ioogs. for lour-year olds and upwards.— Four-mile Heats. Mr. N,.8. Hodgson'i gr. m. Vriscella, by rielpini, 5 yrs t Mr. Oswald's b. b. by Saorpion 3 2 Mr. W . br. colt, !Mapper, 4 yrs. 7st.4lb. z fix, WEDNESDAY. Fifty Guineas for all Ages. Four-mile Heats. Mr. N. B. ilocl‘son'sb. in. Lady Mary, 6, yrs. walked over. SCARBOROUGH, Auc. T. We had famous Races here yesterday. • The Cliff and Spa were crowded with Ladies of beauty and fashion. About two o'clock the sport commenced. A- Sweepstakes ()Cone guinea, each for asses, rode by Capt. Bates,. Mr. Wray, Sen. and Mr. Why, jun. was won easily, at two heats, by the-latter Gen tleman. Afterwards Mr. Treacher's br. p. Cock Robin, beat easy Mr. Leaf's. bl. pony Mistake, one mile, zEgs..l the - Sliztille-bridle was won at two heats, by Mr. Brown's.,b. h. W atergruel,. beating four others. The amusements have also been diversified by foot-races, &c. Miss Feron's Concert, on Tuesday evening, was well attended, and her performance much r.dmired. We shall have some more Rates next week, of which you shall have an account. ALLAN RAMSAY.—The Brethren of the Mason Lodge of- Balerno, much to their credit, have pre pared a monumental stone, with suitable inscriptions, to the memory of the author of the .Gentle Shepherd. It was-erected in .Hablrys How, from which much of the scenery Of that delightful . Pastoral •was drawn, in the preience of a numerous and respectable com pany, assembled from all the places adjacent. The - spectacle was uncommonly interesting; and, on the 'conclusion of the ceremony, the whole walked to Bevely, where they spent thi3 evening in a manner worthy of the occasion. Early on 'the morning of Tuesday lot, some per sons, unknown, were perceived rowing off from the American Ship I.,.coices, in Greenock harbour, with the fenders, which they had cut from the Ship'S sides,' and some articles they had taken from the forecastle. The crew of the Frances immediately gave 'cliacelo, and would have overtaken the depredators, but .tha.t they, rather than be taken, leaped into the sea, and abandoned their boat, which was taken possession of, and is to be sold to pay damages. • A very unfortunate accident occured at Altona on the 30th ,ult. A new Opera and military Spectacle being brought out that night at the theatre, some of the scenes caught fire in consequence of the frequent discharges of musketry. This naturally excited much 'alarm among the audience, and so great was the pressure to get out, that seven persons lost their lives, and .fifteen .others sustained much injury. The fire, which produced no material damage, was soon ex tioquished.. , A fire was discovered in a newly-built house with, in two doors. of the late Key, in Chandos-street, on Saturday morning. The house was closely shut up, and strong suspicions are entertained that thefire was occasioned by the act of an incendiary. The stair ' case had fallen in when the tire was 'discovered, but the house was saved. _ _ _ • _ The Captain of a Bremen Vessel ; who bad ; died of the dropsy, being brot:ett to Sr. Andrew's, at Ply mouth, fur interment, on Thursday last, was, ow-, ing to the size of the coffin, detained in The church se‘eral hours, till the grave was enlarged. The cof fin measured eight feet nine inches in length ; two, feet ten inches in breadth, ,and two feet seven inches i deep. nom the LONDON GAZE 'TE, Aug. g, 1806. It2i• -Cypce, jag. g, igo6 84th Regiment of Foot. To . be Lieutenants, without .pur chase -Ensign EctwAtd Lute, vice Sultiv4i., pluinotcn ill Colonel fiailkie's Ite4inteut. Vnsi.n W. vice Straubenzie, prom )text in the 6(,),11 Font - Ensig i n S. W. Andrews, vice t; W/0, prontoial in thori h,OL. ' To ht Ensigns t'. Enoch, Gent.,vice Lane. .Archibald Machichlan, Gem. vice French. • B,lh . Itcg , thent of Foot, Hoapiaa-Mate john Carter to he Assislasit-urgeon. vice Luins worth, iippointoi to the 54.11 Foot. g6th *Ditto. To be Lieutenants, without purchase-- Ensign \Nilttairi Richardson, vice Morton, deceased. Ensign An drew vice Burke, - promoted. Ensign •Lachlan Macquarie, vice , lVl` Mahon, promoted in the 6th west India To be Ensigns- Glover, Gent, vice Richardson. DUO. can Leavoch, Gent. by purchase, vice E. F. Smith, Gent., who retires,: john MaCqualW, Gent. vice Blackall. Campbell, Gent. vice Macquarie: . • . . • 89th Ditto,. Lieutenant tames Boyd to•be Captain - of a Com pany, vice M'Clure, deceased. Ensign lames Tuckey to be Lieutenant, vice Boyd. Charles Ecles, Gent.' to be ' Ensign, vice TUckey. 94th Ditto, john Napper Jackson, Gent. to be Ensign, with out purchase, Vice Wilson, promoted. A eliag Quarter.: Master-Se t rjeant Williaui,Chalmers to be Quarter- Master,: vice Jackson; deceased - . • - : . tst West India Regiment, EnSign Thomas Bircham,from . the 3d Garrison Battalion, to be Ensign, without purehase, vice"ThOmis Nichols, promoted. ad Nittoi Ensign 'DIM Schoetide to be Lieutenant, without. purchase, vice Tertian, superseded., Serjeant john Rose, frorw the sith Foot, to be Ensign, vice Schoedde. Serjeant- Major Hugh Brerinan to - be Adjutant, with the rank of Ensign, vice M'Pherson, who resigns the Adjutantcy,only.. 4th Ditto, Captain. Cohn ;.titso ' from the 76th Foot, to be Captairtof a Company,. vice Lord Arthur Somerset, who. exchanges. 7th Ditto, George Massey, Gent. to be Ensign, without pur chase,vice Isles, promoted. Major-General Ranisay's Regiment, Brevet Lieutenant. Co lonel George Stewart; front the 35tli Foot, to be Major, vice MOrrice, appointed to Colonel Baillie's Regiment. Colonel. Willie's Regiment, Major Charles -Morri - ee, from . Major-General Ramsay's Regiment, to be iilajor, vice O'Keefe, appointed to the 3sth Foot. • 3d Garrison Battalion, Captain lames. Hamilton, from the 6.2(1 Foot, to be Captiiii of a Company, vice Brown, who exchanges. Quarter -Master Samuel Bateman, irons the Ist Dragoon Guards, to be Ensign, vice Bircham, appoint ed to the rat West India Regiment. 9th Royal Veteran Battalion, Lieut. Wm.. Baiclie . , from the Royals, to be Lieutenant, vice Nvintosi l / 2 appointed to, the 6th Royal Veteran Battalion. • Royal Newfouoilland Fencibles, Ensign A. Bulger to be Lieutenant, vice Ingouville, who resigns. Ensign F. j. Weeks to be Lieutenant, vice Walsh, who resigns. P . - Ingouville, Gent. late-Lieutenant, with temporary Rank, . to be Ensign, vice Bulger. Pat. Walsh, Gent:, late Lieu tenant, with temporary Rank, to be Ensign, vice Weeks. Nova Scotia Peo,iiiles, Ensign and Adjutant John Moore to have the Rank or Lieutenant.' Canadian Fencibles, Lieutenant fop: to be Captain of a Company. Chatham. Yard I/duff:err, t. tfahn Mobbs, Esq. to be Captain, - vice Barton, deceased. lohn Nolleth, Cent. to be Lieutenant, vice Bov. - ers, de . ceased, MEALORNNtiftd. The undermentioned - Appointments as stated in t!.e. zettes of the 19th July, 12.3., 10t June, 4103, and the t..r. - h and• tsth Match, ISz6, and zad ittly following, have nut taken Otace, vi 4. IstDragoon.Cuards, Lieutenant Thomas Frost, from Bzd - - Foot, to be Lieutenant. Focit, yet:tenant William tanibtort to be Captain. 75th:Ditto, Lieutenant Alexander M'Coll to be Captain. 84th Ditto, Ensign Edward Lane to be Lieuter ant. Sfith Ditto, Lieutenant and Adjutant William Morton to be ' Captain. Ensign E. F. Smith to be Lieutenant. Lieutenant George Furner, the fioth Regiment of Foot, is superseded, (beinlaalbaent without-leave. • Er:R AT um in the't;azette of the Bth March, iBo6. 33d Foot—For Ensign Andrew Best to be Liehtenant, vice Lambton, read Ensign Andrew Best to be Lieutenant,, vice Knox.. Ordnance-Office, august 6, xBc.6. - • • ./29'01 Regiment of Arti/lay. Lieutenant-Colonet George Glasgow to be Colonel, vice W. P. Smith, deet-ased. Major 'Robert Evans to be Lieute nant-Colonel, vice Glasgow. Captain George A. Wood to be Major, vice Evans. Second Captain Hew D. Ross to be Captain, vice Wood. First Lieutenant touathan Rawlings to be• Second Captain, vice .Ross. Second Lieu ten 'ant Alexander, C. Willock to be First Lieutenant, vice • Rawlings. All dated luly 24, t8..6. Contmis4ions. in the Royal Pembroke Battalion of Fuzileers Militia, signed ey the Lord Lieutenant. • FredericlO.Flarries, Esq. to be Captain. Dated November 2, 1804.. T. fones,lisq. to be ditto. 'Dated Nov. 4, tLs. George Clayton Ruch, Esq to be ditto. Dated April. 4, 18c6. T. C. liunbury, Gent. to be First Lieutenant. Dar.. ed N0v..4, iBos. C. Mortimer, Gent. to be Second tenant. Dated tan. 15,, 1896. I 242 . I I 2 2 3 3. 2 1 I 1 2 2 2 dis x i I' L 2 2 3 3 READING, AUG. g. ON Thursday last as Mr. Joseph Bicheno„ aged nineteen, the second - son of the Reiff. James Bicheno, of Newbury, was bathing in the'River j(entict, near that town ) either from a failure of his strength, or from some other cause, he suddenly sunk m deep water; and although three other. yohng'men were - with him, they could yield him no assistance, and he was unfortunately drowned. A similar circumstance would have happened to a youth of this town, the same morning, had nbt a young man, who was near him, and saw his danger, plunged into his assistance. The following Inquisitions have been taken before Mr. RICHARDS, one of His Ma t jeSty's Coroners for this County :—Qn the 30th Jnly, at the Parish of Shinfield, on view of the body ofGeorge Engle field, a labouring'man, near 75 Years of age, who suddenly fill down, and expired, while at work in a field. Verdit, Died by the. Visitation of God.— On Saturday last at Clewer, on view of the body of Elizabeth Wright, the .wife of a private belonging Ito the Statlbrdshire Regiment of Militia, Who on Thursday ,purchased a pennyi,vorth of arsenic at Messrs. Deane and Pickering's, Chemists, Windsor, for the purpose, as she then declared, .of poisoning rats, burin a short time afterwards mixed nearly the whole quantity of arsenic 'in half a pint of'beer, which she drank, and expired in great agony in about five hours. The Jury, after a long exainina tion of witnesses,. and'mature deliberation, returned a verdia of Lunacy. It is but justice to add, that Mr. Pickering, who sold the arsenic, used all due caution in serving the same.—And on Monday last, at North-Street, in the Parish Of Tilehurst, on view of the body of William Champ, carter do Mr. John Horn, who, on Friday afternoon, received a violent kick in the belly from one of the horses, •and died the following evening. Verdi(, Accidental Death. . On Saturday night, about nine o'clock, a Gentle man riding home. on the road near Chigwell, was stopped near the seven-mile stone by two foot-pads, arated with pistols and bludgeons, .wlio demanded his money with dreadfal imprecations. Die Gen tleman presented ; p stol (untbrtunately not loaded),- which they wrestLd from him, and then riilNtd. his pockets of a pound note and .two pounds in silver, with which and ills pistol they got cfear off. When •disorder'S of f the most, malignthlt nature have either from hereditary causes, the luxury or dissipation of the age, crept as, it: were involuntarily into our frame, it of -the utmost . inivortatfcc to, those afflicied with them to know where to meet with a permanent and radical cure. Thi4 having long been the object of Dr. SOLOMAN, of ,Gilead lionse, near Liverpool,_ he has at length cousLited . to make public his Anti-hatxtigines, a medicine founded on a chemical and philosophical basis, for the cure of the ScUrVy, King's Evil, &c. Sco.- and which he has administered duting,a long contse of private prtOice with' time, most 'complete aria never-failing suceess, in the most obstinate. cases The powers of medicine are of the Most genll6 and invigorating tiltum:e - „ gradually cleinSing,:the blood from every impurity, and restoriug:tbe tient to his pristine -health, _ when every-other hai entirely failed, as may ,be fully_ scan - , in_lhe.palpit phlets delivered gratis by the Venders in, most towns. - . . _ BIRTHS On the Bth inst. in Upper Grosvenor.streA, the Hon. Mrs. FergUsson, ()fa Son, On Saturday, at Chingford, the I.ady of ja.:ob H. Busk, Esq. of a-Daughter. MARRIED Yesterday morning, at the Palace or Lambeth, the HOn. Charles AndersonSelhaira, son of Lo'rd Yarborough, to Mist Simpson, daug;hter of the Hon. lohn Brag:Anari Simpson. • On Tuesday last, , William Sidney,: Esq. of ClquCester Terrace, New Road, to 111iss.Anastasia Berger, daughter of derAer, Esq. of St. G 6! t . 'ge's East.: last week., at Bewdky, Mr. llaslewood, of Bridgnorth; to Mrs. Zontli, of Srrrr.tord.upon- Avon. lately, at -Lirn,:ii.K.;.. , Aleirande'r Graydon, Esq, StaffSura gcon of the Distric.l, to Miss O'Callaghan. DIED. On the 7th inst. at Corniston, in Lancashire, Miss Satith - i eldest daughter,of George Smith, Esq. • On Thursday last, at his house at Chiswick, after a,slbott illness, Richard Brad Iy, Esq. late of Bankside, .1 ronfounder. O n the 6tit inst. at hie-worth, i.i the 74th year of his'age„ David V 4nder Heyden,.Esq formerly in the Civil Service of the East-India Company. • • - • - Lately, at Park-hill, near Doncaster, in, the 6 , ,,th year TX his age, Samuel Bucl:, Esq. ltecorder of Leeds PRICE 01 YESTx 'STOCKS RDAY. sank Stock„_2l4l India Stock, Navy per Ct. 97i 9.7 97 India Bonds, IS. 2S. dis. New w h A eti n i n ter 13ills, sS. rt. 5 per Cent. 1797, Irish's per Cent. .4 per Cent. 23. • pr. is. dis. per. Cent. ken. 65 64 § Osmium, gi to 9,-1- ,; per Cent. Con 6414 kinperi4l 3 per Cent. 63 .- hank J.-. nn. 18 §§ 7-16ths Cons. fur;s6 i,414 Ditto. Short Ann. - • • LONDON MARKETS, 4cc: RETIIRN.OF WHEAT INT MARK.LANE, By Messrs. CittLa and .".I.4z.ra,s, , vfeal Weighers, Including only from the 28th or jut'', to the 2.1 of August. ' . • agreeably to the new Azi. _ 24 Quarters at 96s od . b - Quarters at Bos od 62 -- at 92. s od 2d 192 --- 7 at 9ls od i. 310' --- at 9os ad ' ors 2.63 n 5 . . •at 72$ ott at • 7.-; Oct at OS, ott at t)34 at so 775 - at 2tt3s od 9 6 334 at 1i 7s od I 143 300 - 524 1567 bt at 82, ad i 40 soo Quarters at scs Total 6723 terS . —A Ver.%,.:, g )i 2S. cid. lower titan last Return, A ItLTURN OF FLOUR,. From July 26, to Aug. t, from the Cocker-Office: Sacks. s. d. Sacks. s,d- Sacks. 2.3 - $o 0 8686 - 7s 0 3 0 5 - 74 0 35 - 73 6 73 . TOW.' - 10,3 I ' 25 —726 i r --=720 , 50 71 0 - 3(9 ---- 7 0 0 . 2s 69 o 78 Sacks. ---Averagc ;ame as last *week— 4. s. 2-- 68 ao 66 35 - - tti 74 5 . 63. WESTERN COUNTRY M. KETS (tart Week) tree sera Wheat , Barley • oats. Newbury 7os to 86s 33s or to 33s 6t f 27$ ad to .35s Salisbury i 63s to 78s 325 od to 38s ad 3os od to pi Basingstoke 1 6js. to So S t 34; oi to 3,7 s od j 3os od to 33s Winchester 78s to 82:s 388 od to os od zBs od to 3 - :>s Devizes - 1 6is to 82s 36s •ad - to 40s ad 3os ,ad to 3,4$ WatinittStet 7avto 7ss j 36s 3(6 to 40 oil 29s,okt't , s 323 l'it ! CF. U 11/109. Kent, 11. as. to $l. Sussex, 51. Os . . LO 51.,85. EsSex, si. os. to si - . ss. Old Duty L. • roetcurs. Kent, 51. 03. to 61. 65, Susiex, 51. os. to 51 Izg. Faran.vn, 71. os . I v Si. oil. —163,000 i.— NUWGATE and LEADENItALL MARKETS. By the Carcase. Beef, 3s. 43: to 4s. 411. Veal,_ 3s. ad. .to.-4:-;.•8d: Mutton, 3s. 63, to 4S. 4(1., 1 Pork, 4;. 4d. to Si- 44. Lamb,, 4s. 4d. to ss. 4d. PRICE OF LEATHER (per-lb.) AT LEADE,NHA LL. Butts, so to 561 b. each - ziO. to t3ttl. Ditto, 6o to 6slb. each - - 2.5.1. to Merchants' Backs, - 7 21t1, to 210. Dressing (!ides, - 160. to t9i4„ Fine Coach Hides, - Zoii. to 214t1. Crop tildes for cutting, - to 2 . 04.: Flat Ordinary - - - - to' )04 ,Calf Skins, p to .tolb. per Dozen Sod. to 40d. per 10. Ditto, so to 7olb. 36d. to 4nt. per lb. Ditto,•^;(3 to Soli). 34d. to .:37d• per to. Small Seals(Greenland) 39J. to 40. per'4b. Large ditto, loos. to 1705. per Dozen. Tanned kiurse Hides, 2,)5". to 365. per hide. RAW il I I) LS. Best Heifer; and Steers Fp. st,) ordinary, 2s. 4d. to 3s. 2d. to 3a. 4d. Maritet Cap; 12s. ód. Middling,. 2s. 3cl. to as. tOd. Eng. Hors - 15s. to 17s. each. Sheep Skins . - os od to' .49 & Lamb Skins - 2$ 6d to 3s 6d 1 ' A41.0 W. - ... Ti.illill I'aliow—s,od.6si.oct Yellow itu ssia 655.04,4..0a. White do.. -s. od. 645. ea., Soap do. 6ss. 635. oat. .Melting Stutr —s. 545. od.. Ditto rough —s. 365. od. Graves its. od. - 1 Good Dregs' :os. ocl. Yellow Soap, 7Ss.—Mottled, 88s.—Curd,'.9za.—, Price dt Candles per dozen, t is. od.—Moulds, 12$. od: PRICE OF '1 St. James's Market 3s. 14(1. Clare Market 3s. tod. Is/ 1) i ted lye' Market 3s. 0(1. per stone ofBlb. Its. 56d. Average price 3s. led. St. jAVIES's HAY MARKET, Aug. 9. Hay, 31. od. si. S. od.—Aver. 41. 4s. oil. Straw, 11. ths. od. to 21. SS. td.—Aver. 21. es..6d. WHITECHAPEL HAY MARKET. Hay, 41. los. 01 to 51. 05 ft cd.—Aver. 41. ss. od. Clover, 41. los. od. to 51. os. od.—Aver. 41. 15s. cd. Straw, i I Th.; od. to 21. 4S. , (I.7Aver. 21. OS. ^4. -CUAL.IVIA'RKLT, Ships at Market. Sold. • „ I Aug. 4. 15 Newcastle , 13 at 4TS 6d 495 ,9fl, • • t Sunderland `t at 44s 3d —s :od 6. ,r3{ Newcastle 125 at OS od 40 5 ,3d is Sunderland 12 .at 4ts 6.1 43s kg.t 1 Cannel' ' at —s od • S. 34 Newcastle 27 at 4zs 9d 495 ' fit.l' 5 Stone Coal c at 35 .id 4... s 6d I - Ditto I at 61 6.1