The Sun.
London, England, 1806-10-07 00:00:00

COI7 NT 17Y N LW, .

BrAMlNGrfAm.—Our, spacious new-built Y'rison
and Police Office has just been tenanted and used.
HAvERFoRnwEsT.—At our fair there was a:godd
show of cattle, but they went ofr at low prices.
CAN the hop market here pockets
produced from 41. 1.55. to 51. 55.; and bags from 41.
to 51.

• BurzFoßn.—Onr fair was well attended ; the show
of sheep was numerous, and the sale brisk.
CHIPPING NORTON Cheese was the :principal:
commodity at our fair ; the prime ones .fetched 31.
per cwt.
NORTHAMPTON.—Joshua Gooch, Esq. has. been
sworn into the'otlice of - Mavor,, and - Messrs. Col-
lins and Payne into those of Bailiffs of this town lot
the ensuing year.
SHIELDs.—A boy fell. from'the main-top-mast of
a•vesSel in our harbour, and after. being. nearly dash-
ed to pieces against the gunwale, rolled into the sea.
BEnFortn.,--T. Kidman, Esq. is elected Mayor of
thiS Corporation, in the room of Alderman Bernard.
NOTTINGHAM.—John Allen,Esq. has been choSen
our-new Mayor, and Messrs.Strahan-and Oldknow,
Sheriffs, forthe ensuing-year.. • ,
BEawicK.---David. Stowe, Esq'. i§ eleaed Mayor
of this town for the ensuing year, and Mn G.Tomp-
kins, the AaingAlderman..••
MORVETH.—At our fair there was a full show of
cattle, sheep, and horses, which , met' with a ready.
sale.
. .

.oxFolin.—Messrs. Fidler and Cox, our Units'
for the.ensuing year, have been sworn into office.
KENDAL.--Alderman T. Smith Wilson is eleaed
Mayor of this Borough for the ensuing.year.
HAIIRCiWGATE.--,DUring the absence•of the fami-
ly of Mr. Holden, innkeeper, near this town, at the
funeral of his son, he died suddenly himself. .

Con—ridair afternoon, aboilt dusk, a !tense in
Fastrlon-street, Spitalfields, gave way, from, the
house adjoining being pulled down, and that house
not being propped up. - Some persons in the.neigh-
bourhood observing the danger, made an alarm at
the hoUse,- - which -was tenanted by Mr. DeaCon,
Painter and Glazier, his wife and -family; the old
people being at home,,when one corner of the -hone
fell down ; they immediately came down stairs,'and
had just got to the street-door, when the whole of
one side of the' house fell 'in with the roof. Mrs.
Deqcou. was much hurt, being struck by a piece of
timber..

On Friday as Mr. Btiowiq, builder, of Plumber's
row, in the Commercial-road,-was taking-a survey of
house in Prescotstreet, he fell down the well of
the staircase, to the depth. of 2.4 feet,..when a servant.
who was standing on the-landing-place, with a broom,
in her hand, -thrust it against him to break hi4Tall.
By this slight impulse he was, turned on .to the stairs;
and escaped with some -trivial contusions..
At six o'clock yesterday evening, as a Gentleman
and Lady; in a one horse chaise, turned in from the
road at Kensingion to the farther end of Hyde Park,
one of the shafts struck so violently against the rail-
ing at the side of the road, that the shaft broke oil
close to the carriage ; the othergave way almost in-
stantly after the snapping of tire first. The horse
then ran along the',Park, turned in regularly to Pi -
cadilly, tore alon&with.great violence as the traces
entangled his feet, and the end of the shaft cut his
legs'in a desperate manner. The beast, however,
seemed to observe the turnings of the streets very
correctly ; he vient down Arlington-street, Bennett-
street, St. James's-street, and Pall Mall, to the end
-of the Haymarket, where be was at length stopped.
He was so irritated by the rattling of the harness,
and- the hurt from the pole, that he attempted to bite
several people as be came along. Neither the Gen-
tleman or -Lady`were hurt.
Saturday night, about eleven o'clock, as IVIr. Owen,
master shoemaker, in Portpool,lone, Gray's-inn-lane,-
had settled his weekly business with his journeymen,
going into a back-room he dropt down and expired
without a groan.
The richest 'Lottery Wheel. ever known goes
round on Monday -morning' next, with 20,000
Tickets only; Ten thousand pounds must be given
to the first,drawn Ticket, and either of the 20,0001.
10,000 L 50001. 10001. &c. are as likely to be drawn
that day as on any other, there being no fixed Ca-
pitals. This is an advantage to those who purchase
before next Monday that has, not .been offered for
many years past. . ,

HORNSBY and Co. respe&fully acquaint the Puh-;
lic that they are selling Tickets and Shares which
will entitle the purchaser to 10,0001. next MondaY'
morning, besides several Capital Prizes of 20,0001.
tO,OOOl, and
.50001. at their old established State,
Lottery Offices, 26, Cornhill, 52, Charitig-crosS;
and St. Margaret's' Hill, Borough.
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Dr". FQTHBRGICS NERVOUS CoRDI.O DROPS are
strongly recommended . at this Season to the Fair
Sex : they are pronounced to be certain in removing
all Lowness and Depression.of the Spirits, 'the most
alarming Diseases of the Head and Stomach, Palpi-
tation of the Heart, horrid Thoughts, vain Fears,
frightful Dreams, Loss of Memory, Rclaxation from
Miscarriages or difficult Labours, debilitated Habit
from long residence in Hot Climates and a Seden-
tary Life, Palsies, Consumptions, and Weak-
nesses incident tolooth Sexes ; also for Spasms from
an irregular influx of vital heat into the affeaed
Muscles. • This grand Anti-spasmodic Remedy ne-
ver yet failed in a single instance for eighteen years
past in Bilious Cases, Indigestion, slow, nervous,
putrid, Malignant,' petechial Fevers, and broken
ConStitutions.—Sold, wholesale and retail, at Mr:
Butler's, No. 4, Cheapside, corner of Paternoster-
row, in Bottles, at 4s. 6d. and t Is. each, with ample
directions; and may be had of most'Country Book.
sellers. ,

Week) par. Qr.,

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3os ad to 3,':4
275 od to 324.
305 od to ps
3as ad EO 34
Es,)(l to 3tvi

W ES FERN COUNTRY MARKETS (last V
Wheat. Barley.
Newbury 168 s to 9ts I 39s od to {Ss
Salisbury I 7zS to 783 44s od to 483
Basingstoke 77s to 78s 37s od to 4zs
Winchester I Bos to 84s i 44s od to 46s
Devizes 66s to 84s 4)5 od to 44$
warmoister i 04, to Bos 39s od to 495
AVERAGE PRICE OF ENGLAND AND WALES,
ending Scpt. 27.,
Wheat Sr's 2d Barley 4is 3d / Beans 46s nil
Rye 49$ sd Oats 295 id / Pease gos ock.

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PRICE OF H()I'S.
FAGS.. POCKLTS,
Kent, 41. 03. to 51. Is. Kent, 41. tos. to 51. tcs.
Sussex, 41. —5. to 41. Iv .J! . Sussex, 41. los. to 51. G.
Essex, 41. os. to 51. os. Farnham, 71. os. to 31.15.
Old Duty i - Z 170,000
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. NE%VGATE and LEADEICHIALL MARKETS.
By the Carcase.
Beef, 3s. O. to. 4s. od. t Veal, 3s. 6d.' to Ss. 01.
Altman, 3s. +I. to 43;40. Pork, ss. od. to Os. 4d.
• Latnb, 41. od. to ss. GA.