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London, England, 1838-10-01 00:00:00

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whence she will take the 52d Regiment to Barbadoes, an
thence the 36th Regiment to Halifax.
Her Majesty's sloop Champion, 13, Commodore King, is
daily expected home from the West Indies.
her Majesty's ship Bellerophon.—We have received letters
from the Bellerophon, dated Athens, Aug. 27, at which time
all were well on board. Letters have also been received from
her Majesty's ship Stag, 46, Commodore Sullivan, up to the
10th of July. The vessel was then at Rio ; all well.
In the Sound—Jupiter, and Lollard, Swedish brig.
In B.,rripool—Piute.
In Harnoaze—Royal Adelaide, Sin Josef, Pilot, Rover,
Grecian, Petrel, Rolla, Buzzard, St-/q.-;u11, Reindeer.

STATE OF TRADE.

(From the Leeds Mercury.)
THE TRADE CY LEEDS.—On Saturday last there was
more business done than on any market day for some woks
previous, but on Tuesday the market was dull at both hells
—taking the two days tegether there has been a fair average
business done thi3 week : prices remain steady and the stocks
continue low. Business is quite us brisk in the warehouses
as of late ; for although the wholesale houses have not done
quite so much, there has been an increase of business don°
with country drapers.
HUDDERSFIELD MARKET, TUESDAY.—Although a fair quan-
tity of goods changed hands to-day the business was by no
means so large as for several weeks past; in fact, we are noo
between two seasons, the demand fir winter goods beginning
to give way for the spring. The light fancy manufacturers
are busily preparing new patterns in expectation of brisk trade
for spring goods. Orders are already coming in, and we„
may shortly expect great activity in this extensive branch octi
industry. Consequently there were few buyers to-day, an
little stir in wools, which maintain former prices.
BRADFOhIa M ARKET, THURSDAY.—There has been quite 80
average amount of sales today in the piece market, as, contrasted with the last four market days. Some are of opinen
that the market to-day has been rather heavier, whilst Ole;
manufacturers state they have sold freely. The continucu
high price of yarn restrains them from accepting prices which
otherwise they might feel disposed to take. Meanwhile th
merchants arc cautious, and it is scarcely probable that at thise
season of the year anything approaching to a further advance
in prices will be obtained. The demand for yarn continues
uite equal to what it has been for several weeks past ; still
the
manufacturers purchase with much caution, being anxious
to obtain it much lower. They find that they are unable fu
advance their goods in the same proportion that yarn ha
$
advanced, but there is not the least appearance of a decline
in price. A check has been given to the late attempt to ad"
vance priers, which accounts for less business having beet
done in combing wool ; therehowever, a prevailin_g
opinion that prices will remain for some time comparatieeli
steady.
HALIFAX MARKET, SATURDAY.—There has been an are,
rage business done in stuffs to-day. We have had more in-
quiry for low and heavy goods, which for some time bale
been neglected ; no alteration in prices. There is an
provement in the yarn market; the demand is better, an._
prices quite firm. There is a regular steady business doingfo";
combing wools; prices in the country still keep high, andsvd,
the present there is no expectation of their being lower.
dle wethers fetch up to 131. per sack. e
WAKEFIELD WOOL MARKET, SEPT. 28.—. Prices o,
descriptions of long wool are firm ; manufacturers having sot ;
plied themselves liberally during the last fortnight, sales ti'ca
week have not been so extensive. Short wools are in g°
demand, at former prices.
YORK WOOL MARKET, SEPT. 27.—The market for we?!
has been well attended by respectable buyers, but the be_srly
ness was mostly confined to the wools in the warehouses, v!,„'
few fresh lots being shown. The market was rather sharp'
and a goed deal of business was done. Half hog and ear
15d. to 16d., locks with cots 103. to Ild. per lb. In °-
wool very little doing.
The Bristol wool fairs are in future to be I ell on fl a first
Wednesdays in March and September.

CHURCH RATES, ST. GEORGE'S COLEGrAIIIIC
NORVICII. —At a meeting this du in Vestry, assemble" id
above parish, Mr. John Judd Sharpe, the Churchwarden,
he bad convened the meeting of the parishioners for the Pu,:d
pose of laying the parish accounts before them, those nPan't
by the late Churchwardens, as well as a prospective itee°.vu,-d
for the now necessary repairs of the Church; having eiChurch,
an order from the Archdeacon to colour and clean the o.
he there fore called upon them to grant him a rate of 1B• I
re•
in the pound to discharge the old accounts, the necessqqls,
pairs now required, the payment of the parish oMeerl u t-
-3m°a
and other incidental expenses up to Michaelmas next,
ing together to the sum of 671. Os. Sid. The parish had e, 14,
him to the situation of Churchwarden, unsolicited on bisPfuty
and being now so placed he should not have done hi' The
had he not on this occasion assembled them together' bet
should like to sec all the accounts satisfactorily adjusted,
ro,
without making any observation as to the propriety or
iln!_cb.
pricty of a Church-rate, it being of very little moment locuid
vidually to him which way they might decide. All he not
say Was, that if they did not grant him the means he ca.' bit
perform the acts required. He considered he had done c
duty by calling the meeting, and should now leave the clu,
tion in their hands, giving his voice in favour of the r,a.° f
Mr. Sheriff Francis, after animadverting. upon the injust!ce:a
Church-rates, moved " that the consideration of malctitay
Church-rate for this parish, do stand adjourned till this
twelve months," seconded by J. Bateman, Esq. On the °II
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tition being put by the Churchwarden, a large in ajorityslle.
faviTmirleoffoitil—owNiloirgwiisch Mercury.
a answer
s
wer returned rsllBl
Lobau to the address from the Birmingham
National Guard of Paris, on its reported Petiti°n f`"l.
Electoral Reform :—" Gentlemen—l have received the
eater-
Without
n
dress you have done me the honour to send.
ing into the merits of the subject, I have no hesitationodlie, is,
firming you that I have always considered armed other-
unfit to deliberate upon political questions. If it were loved
wise, we should fall under tyranny, which I have ever
under any form." le time
IMPOSITIONS ON NEWSPAPERS.---FOr SOn pro-
past
On at
o theati
past we have observed paragraphs in various London_a2.7,or,
vincial journals, rclatiig to supposed occurrences in \v_Tatiuns
which have been either totally false or shameful exagger
of trifling events; but we have not thought it worth oua
to trouble ourselves about them. There is, bewevePireve6r
graph in the papers of this day, headed " Destructive
_foie
Windsor," which we now notice only to put our contemn, &-
on their guard against being in future so imposed ho On-
scribes with so much particularity an event which " been B 6
nately not occurred, that the imposition must be!
is a toll°
wilful as it is a wicked one. Tl-e whole paregraPh
of falsehoods.— Windsor Express of Saturday. , Dr.
LARGE CAIRNGORUNI.—A few weeks 4-'6,00
Clark, of Ballater, found, on Culbean, a very fine sPocoun't
of the Cai,ngorum, weighing upwards of eleveln vierciu`'
With the exception of a yet larger piece, now at 1101.0 the
House (as the veritable Neu, Deeside Guide in'° of oil:
world), this is the largest specimen yet discovered,
co. I
was a very valuable, and is a very beautiful native feet,
was found by digging to the depth of four or 6ve the ge-
Clark having perceived indications of the presence `ticipatr„
in that situation. He found it exactly where
If this large stone were cut by a lapidary, it vvou
worthy a lace i y p n a royal cabinet.
hodat,'
form
cep
Core
T. COX SAVORY, Goldsmith, Sze., " thenl3ol
London (Seven Doors from Gracechurch-street), inf°lll"l'Al:ltrh
that he offers SILVER WATCHES, on the Ceiebrate,Uch 0.0,.
LEVER CONSTRUCTION (the most accurate oh wf,; wet ies,
can be made), for SIX GUINEAS EACH, with tiwour b°.o-
- e. the detached escapement, jewelled indointai
capped, hand to mark the seconds, hard enamelled dial, an j_ba
ing power to continue going while winding up.
__seconu
N.B.—lf in Hunting Cases, 103. Gd. extra.

Watches purchased in exchange. el
BIRTHS. t-C°lol A
At Leith Fort, on the 26th ult., the lady ' f Lieuterlan od, °
.o coda
H. W. Gordon, commanding th Royal Artillery in 'etc
e
daughter. A Freder'
On the 27th ult., in Doctors'-commons, the lag 0f wet,
T. Pratt, Esq., Esq., D.C.L., of a son, still born. lace
On the 27th ult., Mrs. Reginald Read, of Artillery-Pofiourf,
of a son.
On the 2 ,lace'
ult., Mrs. Mark Hunter, Artillery-1
0,
ray°
square, of a sou. vr°
On the 27th ult., in Upper Portland-place, Wardsf a
derby' Mrs. George Williamson, of a son. Egl'' °
On the 27th ult., the lady of William En
`wife of °
daughter.
Rev. ThomasOnthe2B Dry,thult of a a
'a t theahugFotreer.st, Waltharnst°''' th°
Arl6e'
MA RRIED 1 A. 13.
On the 26th ult., at St. George's, Carnberrie•ld' f,•scp Charles
Esq., to Mary Ann, eldest daughter of 11. Oxenf°l/.1. join° roarlitl:
On the 27th ult., at St. Mark's, Kennington, '--• d, to • vva.'
Hobson, M.D., of Hobart Town, Van Diernen's I.court,
ret, second daughter of John Adamson, Esq., of 13.1 „roll,
brook, and Prince's-place, Kennington. Df,epii-iatoeS
On the 27th ult., at St. Mary's, blington, James late '
rr tha°l'
h ,•a the
Esq., of Rotterdam, to Jessy, eldest daughter of t
Young, Esq., of Rotterdam.
Ebq.,On othfeL2i7ntcholunl,ts...,inant
Lincoln's-inn,
11A1anrnya's f
&Inc-
late Francis Benjamin Bed‘vell, Esq. Esq., A° fleet-
On the 27th ult., at Axminster, George Lett
..., i'ervvarw
ton House, to Mary, widow of the late Rev. D.
~,f, 1110°d,
of Limington and Comb Pyne. 11, ,"'' Alter -
On the 27th ult., at St. James's, Clerkenscdest daulr
,;llNTariaal,thyaornunstgoe:t,
ciJsuff,eo'hter of
to
Roberts, jsn., of Nottingham, to Esther Eliza' c vq.,
Thomas 'Watson', Claremont-square, Pentonville.,,ucker, vsq., of
On the 27th ult., at Wandsvrorth, Henry ''',Lforris, '
Adelaide, youngest daughter of the late Jaules ' Willie
East-hill, Wandsworth. ag,' the
f AU, man
At Fort George, Upper Canada, on the 20th of pegs frool
Johnson, r,sq., of her Majesty's Commissariat, to ; Niagara,
second daughter of John Moore, Esq., M-1)" °
Longford, Ireland.

On the 25th ult., at W siS •'
id Place'
late
aged 73. George
On the 26th Marylebons,
ult., in Foley-place, St• price,
Knowles, Esq , aged 66. D 1 re
' f 08
edDdinigEtol)n. Castle, Lion
solicitor,-it the 26th ult., at the house of her brother, I:.trdaughter 0
Tenbn.ry, aged 23, Eleanor, the yneu, q-esnt-road•sesbitt,
Samuel Price, Esq.. of Dover-place. N c r''. f gel
On the 27th ult at Stockwell, the infant son o
, George
Esq., of Bedford-row.: , berrrel"
On the 27th ult., in Addington-place, ‘.1311L-
..n Thorn°
Harris, Esq., aged 83. ~.,,a 6,,
On the 25th ult., in Upper Thames-street, abed
Cartwright, Esq., deputy of the ward of 13ridge• Samuel '''
On the 27th ult., at The Grove, Croy4oo9 - • --
Esq., aged 61. r 10.
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