The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1820-11-27 00:00:00

SUICIDE.

An Inquest was held on S.turilay sight at the silo of the
itricklayei a Arms, New Quelme street, Mars-le-liime, om
the body of Major Nicholas Elliott, of No. 63, Monism'.
squire, who blew his brains out with a pistol is his own par-
lour on Thursday morning.
John Brine, footman to the deceased, stated, that be
}maid she report of she pistol, and on his eutrriug the par.
lour found his master expiring with the pistol iu hie lima.
He added, that his inmate hail been fur some time au a
desponding way.
Giles Templeton, of the Temple, Suristermt.l.aw, bow
ther.imliw of the (tree omit. also licposed to the slate of
mind of the deceased; and it (nigher appeared that Durtur
Makin considered him fo far deranged, that be recommeaded
he shon!il he placed M the care of a keeper.
VCrdAct—insan Or.

COUNTRY MARKETS.

WINDSOR, Novotny= A.

frbest,p. M. 10/ 100 to 1716* I Beans, per qr.. ll4l teoles
Barley, per Rt. to 27s Prase —a to 4.0 s
I.ls to 90;* Rye —s to —e

It E. 4 DING, IN,

n‘citatit '5.

Wheat. ..... .44a to ilm 04 llais 149 10 U.
Mirky
Beans

)lt Wheat..

STAINF,q,

. .II 1u .-...11

.OVEMIItIt 24

Wheat .. 1W Os to lOs r yr. .. 34s to 4
lilts
Oats pro- v ••—•9 to 260 Siam to 35.1

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SaLISBUST, NuVENOM '2ll—The quantity of ears
brought to onr market to.day ss-ap not mat su plentiful as
for several weeks past; yet "notwithstanding the prices still
look downward, amid both Wheat and Harley must be noted
from Is. to 24 p-r qr tower than last week.
1111iINGTON, NOVFMIIttft 22.—our market sa
day wall shunt is. per I:platter higher fur %%lett, and Is. per
quarter lower for ftarlry.
Yeovil Fair on Monday was well supplied with sheep,
which !told brialt,y; lambs from 12s. to 20a. ; ewes from 20
to 311 s. ; fat motto.' from 51 to Cd. per points'. The sl re
of Cattle wall small, bill there was a Rica( demand, at ad.
!fancied pliers Little or no business dime in horses.
Itrottinfis id nur, min Nltiridav last, was well supplied with
atork, which experiericed the fate of most ullier sales of that
description for some time plat. the 'treater part of the sop.
ply tirilasposcil of, and that which sold britizing very
low and lords quate prices. Sheep were tit tou dernaud, anet
st aerial fine pens were driven home unsold. A lot of Me-
riiiiia for wield, 251. per head was asked ',the coats of which
•t the next 'heating time the owner en: igerl to take at 75.),
were refused at that price, sill half n more only of the brat
felt lird no more thea a gniitea per head. liaises of g I
description were scarce, inferior uues 1111111t10116, mid at
small prices.
Audover Fair was held Friday and Slimday. A c.insider-
eble quantity of hope ras SIicSSU, hot they had a very dial
sale, the peters berog much the same as •1 IVeylisli. There
were 25,1;00 sheep penned, of every depeription, and they
fetched Cretin es to 3. ii•ht.to more than at Applrgliust
A great quantity of cheese was pitch...l, not half of which
was sold ; price-a, best old Somers, t, 735. to 755.; ditto new,
525. to 564.; North Witte, frOs. to 56a.; ball coward, 325.
to 46s ; skim, 25r. to 32a
Al Marlborough Sheep Fair, on Thursday, the 23d lust. a
greater number of sheep were brought for wile. than fur many
years, nail !told for hizheir prices than at the precsiling fairs
of A ppleshaw, Andover, Ile:. y, &c.

On Wednesday night last the eicighhourhood of
lViirtsor wag itife.ted by horse-stealers. Lire in
the afternoon of that day is rough suspicious-looking
fellow was seen titling down Progred-kt,ett en a
horse, with several supernumerary horse-rugs and
halters. It is presumed his accomplice was abroad
on the look-our, as they commenced operations on
Mr. SHERBORN'S premises, st Clesver.green, soon
after Hine o'clock, where they were cloitiorbed.
From thence they proceeded ro Mr. litLEY's„
where they experienced better success. They then
proceeded to Winkfield and Warfield, and were
equally succes.ful at both places. From Warfield
they were traced to Marlborough, where their put.
seer was obliged to give •up thee chase, not biting
furnished with the usenns of prosecuting farther,
although the robbers had not passed the Mad.
borough gate ten minutes before the mint of the
person who bad followed therm duo fu.

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