The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1820-10-16 00:00:00

COUNTRY FAIRS.

A eery great f•H in the prices of farming prodder was
experieueed at our fair or, 1 uesday aml Weduesday. Code
were numerous, but no buyers, prime beasts, 6J. per lb.,
and some nearly fat did not obtain more lino 54.; uo 4..-
maw! fur store curdle, on atemrist of the ity of keep—
Fat sheep fetched 61.; no purchasers for swirl. Pies were
much lower. Cheese, best dairies, !:os. to 565.; skiner.d,
30s. to itts.; a quantity 'enemas unsaid. Butter sold early
at 101.1. and a few lots at 11.1. per lb ; but it fell tar 10d.
llscon, 8,1. to Yd. for sales and good has. 10d. per lb.—
(Skrewsitsry Chlorite's.)
'Flit stork market at Sp riding un Tuesday was the fullest
ever remembered. There were nearly four thousand sheep
permed, which weal off • aceediaely dull at very seduced
mints. Fat mutton was bought by die bu (hers at 6d. a
pound. Some lambs were sold at S. CJ. a head, and ushers
were called flora large lots at 12s. 6J. and a second calling
Wiens, at 10s. 6J.esch.

At Corby fair on Monday there was an entraordivary
(outfit), of store sheep, which could sot be tuned into
nieweey at any price.—At Santos on Wednesday the show of
fat brats was the largest ever known there, and they sold
ruinously ill for tl.e giazier.
At Market Deeping wuud fair on Tuesday the quantity
for sale was very large, and the prices were much below
those of last year.
At Mickaidueu Chichester Fair, ou Wednesday, • large
quantity of seed wheal, agreeably to I custom, was
patchatl fur sale. John Itunifare, Gay. of Oviug, bore the
palm fur the best, which brought uu more than 131 10s. per
load. There was but an indiffeeeat abew of bones. Hopi
were retailed at 10.1. per lb. Bread fell the same day in that
city 4d. per gsllow. Butchers' meat still bolds up, but is
11.1 expected to 'nosier Good bacon, thl. per lb.
Oie Saturday, the 7th instant, a Fair was held on Peters.
field Heath, fur the skew of cattle. which the principal rat.
tle dealers from Devonshire aud Wales attended, with about
Gm teen hundred beasts of must 'scribal quality, uear six
huudied of which were disposed of at good prices, general
witisf.ittion being given to both buyer and seller. A great
number of grateers and Whereof the lest respectability were
on the rowed, and it wu agreed that the shew of rattle
should take place lly ow the 71b of October.—Peters.
field Heath is a must suitable spot, stud as the surrounding
neighbourhood affords plentiful supplies of feed, no doubt is
entertalued of the establishment of the Fair.

Salisbury !Cartel eras largely supplied last week, bat sales
being brick, Wheat fell only from Is. to 11.61; Harley, Is.
per quarter. At Market Latington, Wheal and Harley bulb
101111 at la. per per net less. At Devises, the demand was
equal to the supply, and prices maintained last week's.
Wisest sold at the last Newberry market at the low price
rf 101. per load.
Al the great fair of lialliondoe, Ireland, field Ike week
before last, cattle and sheep said at least SU per ern.. lower
then last season, sad ail tiliiii.u.slarsaber were drives away
u saw

inereave of butter imported into Liverpool
and west of Engitial poets, is fully equal its the
deereallt 11110 Loudon this season.

Fat pig. are now ilt !ling in COI it at Cs. per
cwt.. and it is expected that the price of beef will
open there at or about ids. per cat. fur bullocks
of 61 cwt. per carcass—i4s. per cat. tor bullocks
31 cwt. per earcu-s.
Coax Tacna, Coax.—A meeting of the priors
eipal 'serums conceiired in the Corn Trade, cons
sumo% of the Brewers, Uistifirr., aiol Merchants,
was held yesterday, whru it was usiroimously se-
rviced. dist bout and ofier Saturday ischl, the
brokerage at present allowed to the Sky farmers
shoulei be reduced to the following rates: —Six-
pence on Whoa, nine-pence on vats, and one
smiling on Barley per large barrel.—( Cork C hroni-
cle.)
On the arrival of the intelligence in Taunton,
of the conviction of Musa M•st• GLENN for per.
jury, in the extraordinary case of the BowniTctiv.s,
very general satisfactwii war expressed on the
occasion. The church bells continued riuging for
several days, and the arrival of the London coach,
filled with the witnesses for the prosecution, and
decorated with blue ribbons, was greeted with liv:ly
feeling, or exultaliou.