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London, England, 1814-09-20 00:00:00

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Wheat,- item add twos,
90s. Oes. per tittatier
Ditto, etairolk, 665; 86s.
Ditto, Marroik, COS. 301.
Rye, 361. 4!s.
Barley, 34-. 40s.
Malt, 70s. 7G..
White Pres, 5.9*. Gls. bolters
OS*. 614.
tottiam:
Moat, Dantzle,,76s. Sas Barley 325. 40..
Mae, Baltic ILO I , 64i. 745. Oats, Yeetl, 401.44 e.
Rye, 30s. 40s. I r; rey Pets, 441..305.
Rttilkti %VsiiAt ste MAIK•LAtti &Mb Sept. It, tie Sept. le
Total 14468 quarters--Averaxk 76174g-4c OIL !oiler that:
last return.
RaTuits et FLOG tliuti SOL; s, t 6 Sept. 0.--Tistal 5,370
fatlii..--'Averake 741. 01J.—.01. Ott!. lower than last week.
Nkir-VATE A 1715—

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vIARK-LANg, ee. trr. IL
Wei Peas, 48i: 5.2. c.
Small Wail% 465. 524.
Tick Ditto, 464,
Oats; l'initsse, 32a. 365.
Ditto, 2,55. 351."
Oats, Ferd, 20s: 29i.
Fleur, Via 755. per risk.
Rapeseed, £3O. £32. peels's.

O.4ISkIOIALL MARKRTS. '
(R the Carcass.)
Beef, Ter stone 4s Si to 4s 104 ( Veal 44 to di
Mutton - 4d to Ss Od I Pot Nolto7s 44
• Lamb 4s. 44 to tls &I. •

PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW YESTERDAY.,
waiTicitatiti., •
Hay 31 St to it • Nay 41 44 to SI tea -lid
Straw 91 2s to 11. Od I Siva* 11 191 tO 91 HOd
• Clover 71 Os to al Os Od

PAC* OF HOPS.
otte SApl. , roosts.
tent 51 Os to 71 Os Kest • 61 Os to $1 14s
Sussed 11 Os to 61 Oi Sitsieit - 61 Os to $1 Os
Eiset • el Os to 71 'Os Pienhant E 1 os to 121 Os

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PRICE OF LEATHER IN LEADENHALL-STREET.
1 Eitti, 96 Yo semis 24d gea cioSiiiti, 60.t0 40Ibs 515 d 40
DittO, SG tb 6151 bi 270 Ted Ditto 50 to 7011,4 set 42d
Merchants Backs eld 22d Ditto 70 to BOW Sed 400
Dressing Hides Sid 22d I Fault Seals Greenland 36d 45d
Vine Ciacis Hides fed titid I Large ditto, per dos. liiosl2oo
Crap Hidest,itutt 2!d eld I Tanned gorse Hides 274 290
Ditto 45 tis 501bs. gid 22d Goat Skins lls .50.

RA* MIAS.
Best Heifers and Steers (per Ordinal to Od to Ss 2d
stoat) - Se 01 to 3s gd Market Cur 1 Is. rack.
Middlinis 2i 6d to Ss ski En g. Horse 76s to lit
lan* Skins Ss 6d. to 4e 6,1-.4keepskial Aid to Ses.

' rALICA OF T. _ .
ift. hike's% Markt*. 41 10d T6Ven Tailii
Clarelifarkcet - Os OA Yellow ilusA
,Vibitachapel Mutat 44 10d White ditto
pts. stone of 611 a. ......... Soap ditto
Graves 20s Od—Good Dregs 10a Od.
Price of Catidlearr doz. 14s Od--Mouliis 1 Ili 6d.

14$ Od
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74$ od

Tette°, SEPTEMBER 16.—CLAY FLodet:—We are
happy to learn, from respectable authority, that' the
latdulterated flour which was reported to have been
aieized, a short time ago, at a baker's in Flushing, near
Falmouth, was only a part of a quantity imposed on
hi taf good flour by one of the miscreants of this
town, against whom a 'true bill was found by the
Grand 'Jury at the last Assizes. The baker, who,
we understand, is a reepeetable man, having examined
the flour on the first rumour df the fraud, and disco-
vered.it to be adulterated,. went to the Assizes for the
purpose of obtaining legal advice as to the steps be
ought to pursue in the affair, when he was directed to
destroy the Nor immediately, and the putting this
advice into execution, by throwing it ever the quay,
origipated the repoit that-the abontiaable practice was
still-goieg on.
• PORTSMOUTH, SEPTEmBEB 17i—The French mar
ket. on the Parade; in this town, was scantily supplied
in the former.part of the week. but yesterday and to-
day it has ban unctualtnianly well stoked. Common
fruit, such as apples, peat:, 4ndplunts, they ask an
exorbitant price for ; but peaches, grapes, melons;
Ice. are more reasonable. Good Lams sold from £8
to £l4, and ordinary sheep from 20s. to 2k. each.—
Turkeys from 6s. to Bs. per couple. Dneks'from 3s.
16d. to 41.6 d. per couple, but ordinary. FoWls 3s.6d:to
4s. 6d. per c-ouplc, also very poor. During the ethnic
of this day the market has been well Ravi:tied. Tiv
common necessaries of life, which these people bridg
over, ire generally very inferibr in quality. In 're..
turn for what they import, they carry homecottnn
goods of all descriptions, end• we observe that they
purchase considerable quantities`of -potatoes. •
WIRCHEsTER, SEPTEMBER 17:-..-45E. Chef's Hill
Fair, near this city, on Monday, was tolerably'siee-
plied with horses, among which were Wane good' cart
colts ; the horses of the nag kind were 'generally in-
fetiot, and sold at reduced prices. Sotra-Frevich cows
and sheep were brought for saleebot did not meet
with purchasers. There was a great quantity ci
cheese, which met withw'ready sale at the' f 110tring
prises :—New, from 635. to 80s. Old, from 84c. to
95s.—At Wilton St. Giles's Fair, on Monday, there
Was a gtild chew of sheep, Which !sit 'with a, ready
ealetat very advanced pews. • •
'AWE% SEPTEMBER harvest is nearly
finished in the eastern part of Hampshire, aaJ :many
parts of 'this county'—the wheat has been got in in
excellent order, several 'samples of new wheat were
aliewn on Wednesday last, at Lewes, some were thin
and light, others very good;—stew wheat was sold
'from sfls. to £l7. Nis. per load.
Pt Le tureen, SarraWeelt 17. e- Bread, an we ex pec-
• iedialid not long maintain its advarreed price here.—
Last v3eek the half peck loaf expeiienced a decline•of
and this week 2J. So that it is now"butak.9.l.
Wheat, on Thursday, was•still on tlredcelihe ; rime
samples fetched as high as 'about glo per load, but
the more inferior sort would not sell for more than
£l7. The generally good appearance and product
of the new wheat, has disappointed many who nvie
speculating on a blighted crop. The corn in dill
quarter is nearly a:1 got in, and in prime order. At
Arundel market • the prices were :—Wheat £lB. to
&IL los. per load ; oats 255. to 26,. per quarter ;
flour 19J. per gallon : quartern loaf I Id. ; coals 48s
r per chaldron. Chichester beast market, on iVednes•
:day, exhibited a large supply of prime beef and mut-
ton, which went off rapidly at a trifling. declension of
Iprice. At Findon Fair, on Wednesday, stock sheep
:fetched 'kora £3 to £3 per head, which is price
much higher than they have fetched of late.
At Nantwith Fair. Saturday se'noight, a, noted
borse•merviant eat, for a wager, 51b. of beef stakes. a
-quarter of a peck of potatoes, a two-fenny loaf, and
drank two quarts of ale.-in t!•ie whole, about aslbs.
—a tolerable dose for the okure.
A melancholy accident happened on Thursday
last. at Chilieton, near Launceston. As a far ale
apprentice to Mr. ilViAsoNs, was carrying a basket
containing provisions to the harvest fidd, mounted
on a spirited young hcrie, the animal took triqht 4nd
threw off the girl, ash falling on a bag cf knives
and laks, which feel been carelessly flung across the
ni ck f the hose. was VD ilreadffully wounded as to
occasion her almost instant dual.