The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1821-09-26 00:00:00

INQUESTS.
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it 101N$1 was held 11 !Okla.,
Ile Boatel of Retelilkidgthway, before.. WV*
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lam Coesocr, on body of a goisHig man, at prearat So.
1 sewn. oho caste by hiadeolloooder the following circus.
stances:— .
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It appeared is esideneettog, &demerit en Friday might
Tart, called at the above tootwq, and stilted the landlord whe-
tter lse could let him sleep there for that night be woe bso
svre44 in the alfAeweaiive, mid he west isle the pardetor.mod
called for a pint of porter, which hr thank. 80.•11•1144 •
Pile. He was observed to be eery law whale be was them
sad at about half past tea o'clock he was shown to his apart.
Mend by the servant, and, weal w be.l. The *nowise somas
Sig she proceeded to thermos% to call him op, when she be.
held blood streaming underneath the door, end she made an
111111/11.. The door was afterwards broke. urea, when the
',messed was discovered lying os the bed with his throat cut
in a dresdfal esserser, and a razor covered with blood ass
lying by his side. The deceased hail ou when he called
at the house, a blue coat, with black velvet collar, and
gilt button., a block silk waistcoat, and blue pits•aluona, web
*sees sod white linen shirt, and white muslin neckerchief
aid pocket-haedkerehlef, marked " R C. 22," is blue
meriting, sod ble appearatver altogether was very respeet•ble.
• hair-dresser ease forward to rove that the deceased
*lied at his shop the day before, sad pnreliseed the razor
with which he committed the act, sad at the time requested
it to be elserpersed.
His bode still lies at St. George's bone.huitae.
The Jury rehire'', a verdict of feamsiie.
SIODDt• DeaTll.—Amolher inquisitios was held at the
same time and place before the same Coroner, no the body
Jesse Murdock,aged 69. Ii appeereil that the deceased
was as Moods, walking along Ratel:lT -highway, when,
ail of • oddest, be fell down and expired. lie was insole.
'hotel, Circled to a surgeon, who reudered ere, assistaver,
and on extimiestion, it was reused that the deceased died of
oPeplrey.—Deed kg the Visitation of God.
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THE HARVEST, 111 ARE Ere, ke. •)
Ahoest all apprebesssioos regarding the harvest hare .see
aided. Is will be • fair ge crop, though, pmhsps, mot
as great as the last ; sod the grain, taken %tweedier, may
be found **dor. Ent the ports will sot be thrown open,
sod the apeewlstoes have failed. Why do they not speculate
in British eon 3 If they did, they would have a fsie
peellit fu, the scary they might atak. We suppose Ibis
will be the ease ie future. •
imam, cosi, iicousa Z. IFRIDAY, 11P11111111.11 11.
There was a large supply of toter grata to.day. 'the Bei.
fish markets had some influence on Wednesday in misting
the price*, but this sensation has in a great degree suliiided.
Wheat is doom 3s. per barrel, and flour in proportion; oats
is steady sad in good denoted.
Old while wheat, 425. to 425.; new ditto, 27e. to 31v ;
old red, 38s. 6J. to 41s.•' new ditto, 25s to 3ls 6.1.;
381 s. to 395.; sew here, 1 Is. to 121.; old feeding mists, 13..
to I*. sew ditto, NS. 10 131.; old Ida flour, 24.. to
26a.; sew ditto, 235.; old oatmeal, 14s. to 155.; rapeseed,
2116. to 395.

Krfroct of a Later Pow Arlin. Comfi, Loktk, dated
septensher 22.
" 1 am happy to inform you that, comparatively *peak-
ing, the crop* in the neighbourhood of this tows. have suf-
fered ao material injary by the heavy raise we bare had.
The Red Wheat is as excellent in quality as I have seen it at
any former period, and Oats and Barley are very Rae. There
have been falaa few acres White Wheat damaged; but let it
be remembered that this species of grain is an exotic." '