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London, England, 1813-06-05 00:00:00

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SMITHFIELD MARKET, TUNE 4. •
TM reams or Sib. TO SINK fUE OVIAL.
Beef 83 01 t 6 73 44 Veal 73 od tb es Od
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Mutton 7s os to 83 04 Polk 6 Od to 7o 8d
- Lamb is Od to 8, Sd.
NEWOATE AND LEADENHALL MARKET.

isti,per stones Ss 841 to. 6. Sd. Veal 5. 4d to 7, 441
Mutton &I Od to 7s Od. Pork 7* od to 8. ud
_PRICE OF HOPS IN THE BOROUGH MARKET.
• Eats. Pockets.

Kent ti es to Ist Os Kent lal Os se 151 0
Sews 81• 84 to 101 lus tittstex' 101 Os to 131. 0
Essex 01 Os to 01 94 Farah Ili 01 Os to 01 0
PRICE OF COALS—COAL MAKKET, JUNE 4.
Ships at Market ' Seld Prices.
14i Newcastle lit 49i. 6tl. to 525. Sd
2 Suosierlaad 2 485." Od. to Os. Dd
1 Culm 1 4 ?is. 64.

Ostrom), MAT 29.—The second _best prier of a bushel of
Wbeat was 15s. od; 'according to which price, and a due allow-
ance made to the baker, tLe assize and price of bread are as fol-
low, elz.—Th,e.peck loaf household.. to weigh 171 b. 6es. is 54 Od.
l'he half peck 20.64. and the smaller in proponion.
ASATORD, JUNI 1.-13erf, 14s 6d to 16s 6d per score.—
Mutton, .5s 104 to Cs 104 per stun.—beasts 240.—Sheep and
Lambs 755—Pigs 26—Ca1vt s £6.

MActtAttEt..—The Gad of Mackarel, during the
last week, was so great at Dover. that they were sold
twenty for a shilling.
EXTftAOtt IYAIty C IRCU NISTA parr.,t, be-
longing to Mr. CLIFF, of Peel Hall, near Tarvin,
which has been in his possession eleven years, has this
year bid two eggs.

Tuesday a novel occurrence took place at Dur-
ham. The Freemen had enclosed a piece of ground
called the Sands, and requested the Mayor to per-
ambulate the bOundaries thereof on their behaff, but
to the great displeasure of the Freemen, the Mayor
claimed the same for hiensef and his successors, and ap-
pointed that day for his perambulation. He
set off from the Town Hall at 12 o'clock, ac-
companied by the Recerder, Town Clerk. and a few -
Aldermen. The Freemen had appoin'ted grassmen,
and set off about the same time, attended by a very
numerous body of their brethren, with their trades,
colours and drums. The two p 4ties met ; the
Mayor at the cutride of the fence, the Freemen within;
and ail the eloquenCe displayed by the Recorder and
Mayor had no effect on the Freemen, who refused
him admittapce. They being hire repulsed, retired
aintist the acclamations of the multitude ; they then
attempted entrance at another part of the ground,
and through the exertions of the grassmen, the gate
was opened, and they were permitted to walk along
the public road ; and here the horse which James
Ladles, the Mayor's grassman rode; took fright, and
had not a person of the name of Goodfellow, at the
risk of his life, caught hold of the bridle, both horse
and rider would have been plunged into the river.—
Both parties retired to the Town Hall ; after which,
the Wardens •and several Freemen partook of an ex-
cellent dinner, at the Goat Inn, and the evening was
spent with the greatest coos iviality. The piece of
ground in dispute contains only about six acres,
ge-
nerally stinted, before the enclosure, with asses and
pigs, which were :rgreat annoyance to the persons
oc-
cupyingiands adjoining, by trespassing therein. The
Freemen intended to give the rent to a few old men.

BIRTH.
Saturday, at Lord Hotham's, at Hampton, Middlesex, the Lady
of riu• and Rev. Fretkrit.le Hotham, of a son.