The Sun.
London, England, 1806-09-30 00:00:00

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VMARkET F&RST 0,,:F01317.1t MEETING,

AGRICULTURE, &c.

MoNTIILy REPORT Fdit sErrEm2ER.
The White Crops of the late harvest do not in ge-
nerdt rise so well from the flail 'as those of the last
year either in quality or in quantity.. The IT'heats
of the Midland Counties prove thehenviest ; those
of Bedfordshire, and a part of Berks, hare hitherto
produced the .finest samples. The Barleys of
foik , and the Roakings of .4:ssex, aremostl);Jean;thos
of Hertfordshire-are in chief estimation with the
cipalMaltsters. The Oats in tthny districts are fonnd
more produaliva than 'was t:peaed from the thin
appearance of straw on the ground. Beans-also are
likely to yield a fair average crop, but the Ticks are
most abundant. Clover Seed has- failed pretty g.e4
nerally;from the continuance of' vet weather; so
"that, unless a considerable supply can be derived.
.through Littra.bgrg4; the stock of-old seed, - which
is large, will probably experience a miterial advance
plants of Turii:/,s were never more
promising;gen orally and the Pototoe. Crops prove
.abundant.---The GriLtml,r Cutntries have thrown
out much latter feed..-IJopc have yielded but 'partial
produce; but few distriCts atibrding samples of last
year's quality .---SmiTit FIELD. ;nas been abundantly
supplied through the month, where good Beasts
acct Sheep have found dull Markets.—Lean Stock of
most kinds has esperienced a start, from the abund-
AnCe of grass ; but the- large importations which
'continue from Ireland are likely, to keep - Black
Cattle at Moderate prices.—H.ogs continue reason- •
able.----;Th*e /Poo/ ALrkets are become brisk,
.and
more money is given both for long and short fleeces.

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NEW MAYORS.—JOIIN HORTON, Esq. has been
elected Mayor of Bath.--The Rev C A 1 ES if:
BURT, Mayor of Bridgewater.:--And SAM. WHITE,
Chief Magistrate of Exeter,for the year ensuing.'
BOW-STREET.—We .stated: in yesterday's Paper;
that the case of the Gentleman, in . the county-of
Surrey, respeaing'his sending letters to his coach-
man to assassinate Mr. 13locvning,. the late High
Bailiff for, Westminster, underwent a long private
examination before Mr. GikAx.4m, on Saturday last ;
the result of which was, we understand, a warrant
was granted to apprehend' him under the Black Mt,-
charging him with-sending Mr. Browning an ano-
nymous letter, abusinghim and threatening, to shopL
The whole of it is evidently in a disguised
band-and langUage; and the most extraordinary ma-
nufa6thre that 'ever 'Was penned. Yesterday the
Gentletnan ,was -brought to,the Otlice in custody of
Adkins, abd after, undergoing a private exarninatio'n
before 1111'.1,GRAH AM, be was, by his own request,
ordered to remain in- the custody of Adkins for a fu-'
ture examination. .

1.. The exertions of Mr. GRAtrAm and the Officers
to bring to justice the murderer of Ann Webb, iu
I Higuler's7lane, BorOUgh, continue with the greatest
possible zeal. On the night of Wednesday se'nnight
some young women observed a young man in coin-
pany with a woman, ..who they knew by the nick-
name of " Wixping Billy," in the tap of the Circus.
Ono of the young women, knowing him ,to be-sus-
pe&ed of having murdered Ann Webb, exclaimed
to one of her companion, " there is the man iliat
murdered Ann Webb !" and ran to the pit-door of
the Circus for the Union -Hall Police Officers ; but,
Unfortunately, she spoke so loud that he heard what-
she said, and,' while she was. gone for the
Ponce
h'e Made, his escape. Late on Sattirday
night, HOpwood, the patrole, from private infOrma7
tion, apprehended him in St, George's Fields. Yes-
terday he underwent a private examination bet
Mr. GRAHAM. He is suppoLed to be the man
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veral witnesses, who have.attended former -examina-
tiofv, have spoken of.
esterday Mt. Hewlings, the Gentleman who
made a speech at the last Meeting at the Crown find
Anchor Tavern, against Lord Percy, . as, in his opi-,
hion, an unfit person to represent the City of West-
minster,. was brOught to the Office, 'charged with
having threatened to horsewhip Mr, Davison, jun. of.
Thornhatigh-street. • I
The:matter seemed to be, that Mr. Davison, a
Metnber of Lord Percy's Committee,
,had told sortie
one that Mr. Hewlings, who distinguished himself
in opposition to Lord Percy on Fri days. last, had c(t!.t
1n to Lord Percy Cdminittee, 'at 1--ludson', and
fered his services in support of his e:edii,n, c. , .
had:not been ,accepted e.S expeeted. This ct,z,
„.;t!
Hew.lings denied, called Mr. D„vistat a
threatened to horsewhip and hat: gone yester—
day morning to iris house, showing a whip, and de-
daring hip intention.

He-%Nas held to j4ail to lc't ep the peace, I»uy,du in
2001. ant two sartties in 1001. each.,

Strr. 29 • .1
second year Ufa ren.:w.,l pit a StioactiptiOn of sp'. each !ter
4-vr olds, ..earryilig.7st 71). ; 5-yr olls, Sat. 61b. ; 6-yr
1.31b.d
aged,
9•t. zlb. .8.. C. -
I:r+4 ; an I
rover., 5 yr.s•old ' - -
Mr. D. kaddlife's ac. Barharc.,ssa rs old- - '
D. of Gia'toa's b. in. 6 vrs 40l yd
- tlr
Sir j. Shelley's b. in. Houghton Lass, 5 yrs old dr
Ld Giusvenur's tasper, 4rs dr
- Five to 2 agat Prospero: • „ •
S weepstakes of toogs each, It. ft. tor 3 yr old colts and fillie ;
coi is
Flat. carrying Bst. 71b. and fillies Bst. 31b.-...cross
iiie
. • .
-Mt. Ale!!isles b, c. Smuggler, by Hambleionfaa, out of
Sur prize's darn - •
1.4 Foley's b. c. Paris, brother to Stamford ld (;rcsvenor's b. c. :ludor, by loin) Bull - -
Duke of Grarton's bc. Podargus, by Worthy - Two to 1 agst Smuggler-3 tot agat
Mr. R. Boyce's Sir David, Est. beat Lord rule's < r
Harry thmsciale, Bst. 71b. B.C. zoogs. -2 40 ton Sir.Da‘;,
D. of Grafton's Vanity beat Id Foley 's Kne. buck
Sst. 31b. each. Across the 'Flat, toogs. -5 to 2 ii Vanity. •
'ld Sackville's Witchcraft, BSt. , beat Jr. ;Wells:es Czar
Peter, Sat. 31b. B. C. 20cgs. h. ft.-6 to 4 ;lot Witt:here-%
Mr. R. Boyce's CurrycOmb beat D. of G raftun's Worres,,
Bst. 31b. each. Across the Flat, 20445.-5 to 4 ags: Curry-
comb.
Mr. Laclbroke's Cardinal, Sst. 316/. beat Lord roley's Pa..
ris, 7st. gib. Ab. M. 2origs.-2 totot on Cardinal.
Mr. Wybdharn's Glory, Bst. 71b. beat Ld Stawell'a tiro-
'titer to Ringtail, Bst. Ab. M. toogs.-3 to t ::gat •
JMr. 1-loworth's Plantagenet, Sat% toib. beat Mr.
Metiish's
erboa, Sat. Ab. M. 50ogs. 3oogs. to i agst plantayenet,
• Mr. Mellish's Czar Peter, Sat. 1- tlb. rec. tt.‘from Mr. W.
Bayly's Gratitude, 7st. 1316. D. 1. zocgs. h. ft.
Mr. F. Neale's ch. c. by a brother to Repeater, sst. rec.
ft. from Mr. W. Bayly's b. f. by Moorcuck, out of Mole-
spinner, Sat. Ab. M. toogs, 4). tr.
Lord Foley's Blowing agst Mr. R. Boyce's Wretch, Ss*.
each. Ab.M. ioogs. Ott:
Mr. Mellish's liedale.agst Mr. Wilson's Sally, Est.
Two-yr old C. 011-
Sir I. Shelley's Sir Launcelet, Sst. rec. ft. front General
Gower's Swinley, Bst. 9tb. D. 1. boogs.
Mr. Mellish's Stavely, Bst. 21b. agst Mr, Ho worth's
tagenet, Bst. D. 1. zoogs. ft. Ott.

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