The Sun.
London, England, 1808-08-29 00:00:00

SMITHFIELD MARKET. Aug. 20.

This day's market was well supplied with prim
Beasts, and the shew of Cattle in general was very
good ; Beef, Mutton, Lamb, Pork, and sup-
port last price►, and the trade for the most part was
pretty brisk. The sales in the Haymarket w:-re
'after considerable ; Hay has fallen in price since
Friday's market ; Straw and Clover obtained last
prices.—The following prices and numbers are an
accurate statement :

To sink the Offal per stone of Sib.
Beef 4s. od. to Ss,. (A.—Murton 4s. od. to sc. od.—Veal
ss. 6(1. to 76. od.-I.aotb ss. od. to 6s. od.—Pork sa. od. to
bs. od.
Boasts, 2,3oo.—Sheep and Lambs, 24,50a.—Calves, 300.
Pigs, 3 co.
flay 51. os. od. to 61. los. od.—Clover 61. tos. od. to 71.
t;s. od.—Straw I.i. 1.. 6
s. 0... to 2.. Ss,

AtTG. 2g.—The suppliec of
Wheat this day are short, and fine samples at a
small increase in price, but other qualities at little
variation ; Barley likewise ; Malt heavy sale, and
rather cheaper ; White Pease dearer ; Beans nearly
at last prices ; there are not many arrivals of Oars,
but large supplies at hand, and sales thereof at little
fluauation ; Flour at last prices.
Wheat 6os a 24s a 534 S od I Tic) Borgia 5.Ga a6u od
Fine ditto -87 s a 90S 04. Vats MFR 3 r_CS a 40s o.i
Rye -44 s a 4Ss cd I Poland ditto 41i a oft
Barley • -40 s a 465 oti POtatoe —s a ‘lcs
Malt - -69 s a 76c od ?hoe Seed - A 4%1
White Pease tcss a tiss iyl I fuie Fwtit fis a 7os 7 Orli
Grey ditto • 55s a 6os *4 Saaoosie • • 6os a ass oti
tean,? 001 d) 6os a 6ss ad

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Frain the LONDON GAZETTE, dug. 27, 1808.

IVar-OjAce, Aug. 27, tfioS.

3d Regiment of Dragoons, Surgeon French, from a Recruit-
ing_ District, to be Suri,con, yic.e Wilson, appointed to the
Cr: (• rriscar Battalion. . _ _

34th Regiment of Light Dragoons, Cornet lames Mylne to
be Lieutenant, with,‘.it purchase, vice Bunce, deceased.
WI Ditto, Lieutenant P 1-1. By ne to. be,Captain °fa Troop,
by purchase, vice ivtarise.l:, who retires. C,rnet G. B.
• • jelf,es to by Lieutenant. Byrne. Win. Hilton, Gent.
C•atlet. purc,ase, vice-Close;promoted. .
Coldstream Foot Guards, Ensi,ii and AdjUtant Henry Daw—
• kins To nave the- Ralik. e
.I.,e:itenant and Captain.
fst Regiment- ,#f Foot::Ensign Cid -dinnon to be Lientritant
without purchase, vice lenkin, woo resigns.. - Ensign Le
tf7
!lard Dobbins' to be ditto. vice Barr, deceased. g
rh Ditto, Lieutenant S! .1111 Travers to be Captain
• Company, without i.urcilae. Ensign H. Grevillc from
the Clue Reg;:nent, t be Ensign, without purchase. - -
wit' Ditto, Ensign Robert Cash, from the 7th Garrison flat.
•talion, to he lieutenant, without purchase, vice Gardner,
p-ontoted in the tyli Garrison Battalion., •
rth Ditto, Lieutenant. Thomas Merrick to be Captain of a
Company, by purchase vice Kirk l.kutenant William
Kelly; to tie Adjutant, vice Merrick, promoted.
•18th Ditto, Wm. I veson, Esq. to be .Paymaster of the 2d
Battalion, vice Salvin,..deceased. Ensign Henry: Mosse,
from the 9th Garrison Battalion, to be Ensign, without
• purchase. -Thoma:4 Boyle, Gent. to beditto.
23,i Ditto, I,e Maitre, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant,
without purchase, vice Wright, promoted in the, 26th

-Stafford. Attornie, Mr. Turner,Bloomsbury.square,Lun-
dom; or Mr. lieeley, - •
Artlitant e)llivint and Thomas Onivant, of Manchester, cot.
ton-manufatturers, 8,9, and 0d.'13, i t twelve, at
the Bridgewater Arms; Manenester, Attdinies, Mr loiin
Taylor,,Manchester ; or Mr: Ralph Ellis, Cursitor.street,
London. . .

Williana Wells, of Boston, Lincolnshire, grocer, Sept 19, 20,
at ten, and Otty, at six, at the Peacock lon, Bustoit. At-
. tonnes, Messrs. Tutinard and Rogtrson, Boston ; or !Mess
Exley and Stocker, FurnivaPs-Inn, Lotirlon.
Henry Silverloc,:, of Havant, county of SouThArnpton,
linert-
dral Sept. 5, at twelvc, 6', at ten, and Oct. 3, at twelve-,
at the Bear Irpt Hava;.t, Waler Butter,
Havant ; or- IYleisrs. Broinley and Bell, Gray's.litn,
London.
_

'harks Pell, of Penrith, Cumberland, linen and woollen.
draver,Sept. ?, to, and o..tt. 8, at eleven, at Newtown
Penrith.. A ttornies, ii r. Ireland, St'aple's.lnn, Lon.
don • or Mr. Ellwood, Penntli. • •

George Pow nal I, of vw;.ll, Flintshire, currier and leather-
sellel, Sept. 122 13, and Oct. 8, at eleven, at the l'eaiiters
tun, Ch aver. Attornies, Mr. Lloyd, Holywell or
►Messrs. Rhodes, Cook, and-Handlev, London*

Michel Franklin Brooks, of Horselydown, Surrey, master
marine,/ Sept. 13, 14, and Od. 8, at ten, at Guildhall,
London. Attorney, Mr. W. N. Johnson, Charlotte-weer,
Fitzroy-square.
John Wardell, of King's-Lynn, Norfolk, grocer and woollen-
draper Sept. 12, at five, 24, and Oct. 3, at twelre, at
Attornies;' Mr: Dawes, Angel-
. court, Throginorton-street, .Londcn ; or Mr. Goodwin,
Lynn, Norfolk..
• Joseph Batson, of St. lames's-plaice, Middlesex, tailor, Aug.
30, Sept. io, and Ott. 8, at few at Guildhall. A flamer,
Mr. Hamilton, Tavistock-row, 'l..:overif-iarden, • ~
Titania; Daman, of Teddington, W4ddlez,ex, tnalister,'Sept.
io, 24, and Oat. 8, at nine, at Guildhall'. Attornies, Mr.
Senior, .Richmond; or• Mr. Bad-ieley, Serie...street, Lin-
coln's-Inn, London.
_ _ . .

Robert Robinson; of Manchester, :cotton; twist, and weft
dealer, Sept. 13, zo, and Od. 8, at ten, at Guildhall, Loci=
don. Attorney, Mr. Cdwards, 'Castle-street, Holborn.

Nathaniel RowIAA, late of .Greysti,ke-platef Vetter-lane,
London, insurance-broker, Sept.. tz, at five, 13, at eleven,
and Oct. 8, at one, at t, tnlclhati. A ttormes, IMeSirS. Den-
netts a: d Ureaves, King's AI ins-yard.
George rullinger and Henry Pullinger, of Morley, 'near
Alresford, Hants, woollen-drapers, Sept 12; at five, 13,
and Ott. S, at twelveti,arGu'ltthall, London, Attorney,
r. Coote, Austinlfriar‘.
piVIDENDS. ••

Nov. 15. Henry Ward, of the Curtain•road, St., Leonard,
Shoredach, Middlesex, apothecary, at ten, at Guildhall.
S
Sept. 22. Paul Lister of Slate;-Ing, Yorkshire, cotton-
. spinner, at three, at t c..- {Jog Tavern, Manchester.
Sept. i 7. Benjamin Hi i,uf Little St. Martin's
-lace, West-
minster, nian's mere en, at Guildnalt.
Sept. 47. Thomas HaNiton Keddle, of Charles-street,
Westminster, sadler, at twelve, at Guildhall.
Nov. 8. Thomas Moffatt and John Brown,-ofGoswell-street,
Old-sheet, Middlesex, blue-inanuladufers, at eleven, at

Oct. i. john Sparkes, ot .Leadenhall-street, London, tea-
dealer, at eleven,- at Guildhall. '
O. 22. Williams, of Lad-lane, London, vidualler,
at twelve, at Guildhall.
Sept. 17. john Aynsley, of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, grocer,
at eleven, at the Shakspeare Tavern, Newc.hile-upon.
Tyne.
Sept. 23. James Parish, Thomas Parish, James -st-afford,
and Thomas Hardwick, of Holloway's- End, Staitbrd-
shire, glass-manUtadurers, at twelve, at the lerninghihn
Arms, Shiffnal, Salop. 's
Sept. zo. -Christopher Shaw, Joseph Graham, and John
Burn, of Southampton, wine-merchants, at ten, at Guild...
hall,
- CERTIFICATES.

Sept. 17. Garret Andrews, of Mark.' ant, • London, ship_
broker. "--

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.

Richard Howell and Henry. Key worth, of Nottingham, tai-

lors.
Anthony
,Cleasby and Amos 'Mann, of Wellclose-square,

WEST-INDIES.

21tOid tFIE tA.1133' AbOES MERCIAN', JUNE

" The result of the. General Court Martial, held
at St. Ann's; on the soldiers implicated in the affray
which happened there cm the evening of the 28th
ult. and stated in the Mercury of the asst; has at
length been promulgated. .We regret to find by it;
that the fa& of a very. serious insubcirdinatiou has
been fully established, although without any appa-
rent premeditation ; and one of the principals has
been made a just sacrifice to that discipline and good
order which he was too active in subverting.
,The
party arraigned were two Serjeants and two Privates
of the Ist W.I. Regt. and two Privates of ..the. Royal
W.I. Rangers. They were charged generally with
Mutinous and disorderly condo in at affray at St.
Ann's, on the evening of. the 28th of May, ,and for
aiding and abetting therein ;" but one of the Serjeants
of the Ist W.. 1. was more specifically charged with
exciting and promoting the sane, by draWing his
sword, and-encouraging his comrades to mutinous
-and= disorderly conduti, &c.—and" this man, being
convicted thereof, was sentenced to be shot; but the
other Serjeant was altogether acquitted. The two
privates of both regiments were, however, also found
guilty, and received sentence of corporal punishment
according to their respeaivedeserts ; but Lieutenant-
' General Beckwith, taking their offence into serious
consideration, has been pleased,. for important rea-
sons, to remit their punishment. The Serjeant sen-
tenced to be shot, was executed yesterday morning
on the lower parade, in the'presence of the whole
garrison, assembled under arms."

. FROM THE ST. VINCENT GAZETTE, JUNE 18.
eg Early on Monday last, a Private in the Gth
W. I. Regiment was shot on the parade ground,
pursuant ro the sentence of a General Court Martial
held on him, for an attempt lately, with others of
his carps, to rise in mutiny against their Officers.-,--
The garrison, Consisting of the goth regiment, 41
detachment of the Royal Artillery, and a company
of the 6th West India, attended on the occasion, as
did a crowd of spectators; the scene was truly-awful
while it lasted, and the effed it had QII the counte-
nances of the soldiers of, the goth regiment .was such
as strongly marked their attachinent to their Sow-
reign, and their abhorrence of the crime for which
the culprit justly suffered, whilst his countenance
exhibited.at once remozse for his crime, and resig-
nation to his fate."

FROM THE JAMAICA ROYAL GAZETTE, .

JULY:2 AND 9.

The Court Martial which was formed at Up-
park Camp on the 13th ult.- for, the trial of siz pri-
vates of the We4t India regiment. for mutiny; ad-
,journed shortly after, in consequence of no evidence
coming before them to substantiate .the charge.. Se-
veral parishes have pthitioned the Governor for the
removal of this regiment from the Island. A detach-
ment of it has been sent to the Bahama Islands:"

.SPORTIAG INTELLIGENCE.