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iiOMLVATION OF SHERIFFS.

The names of those who were nominated fur Sherif& by the
Lords of the Council, at the Exchequer, on Ow Morrow of Saint
Martin, in the fourth year of the reign of King Glossas the Fourth,
and in the year of our Lotto, 1823.
Baneoatontaz—Sir !Oben Harry Inglis, of Miltoti Brilant, Bart.
Samuel Bedford Rdwards, of Arbey, and John Campbell, of Rico.
ham. Esqm
Brit Kamm—Sir Charles Saxton, of Circaurt, isart.Thiatitas Athospe,
of Bullock Hatch„and Broome Witts, of Cookhant Grove, Esqrs,
Buccurottaustitia—George „Morgan. of Biddlesden Park; Philip
Duncomhe Panneefort Duncombe, of great Brick-Hill, and
Willisßra Peere Williams Freeman, of Fawley-Court, Esqrs.
CAMIRIDGESIIIKE AND litilfThlatlOStlllll.4Ohn Norris, of Leighton
Bromswold • George Thompson, of Somerhatn; and Anthony
Mead Darnell, of Hailwtston, Esqrs.
Cnitisouta—Bober[ Taylor, of tymm ; John Smith Daintey, of
Sutton, and Peter Langford Brooke, of Mere,
CUMBEILLAND—Tbomas Henry Graham, of Edmond-Castle ; 'Mato
thew Atkinson, of Stain Gills, and Humphry Senhouse, of Ne-
ther-Hall, Esqrs.
Comovai.i.—William Baron, of Tregear ; John Samuel Enys, of
Fair, and Thomas Hanky, of Roscrow, Esqrs.
Dcaarstrtax.--Samuel Oldknow, of Mellor ; Ashton Nicholas More-
ley, of Park-Hill, and Samuel Simpson, of MatlOck, &qrs.
Dtvonsiortz—Benjamin Bowden Dickinson, of Tivertoo, Esq. Sir
John Lemon Rogers, of Blatchford, Bart. and George Sydenhana
Fursdon, of Fursdon, Esq.
Pitt, of Lytchett Nlinster ; George Gar-
land, of Stone ; and Henry Chambers, of Chettle, Mgrs.
Essex-Nattianiel Gar land, of N:chalstow-hall ; Peter Du Cane
of Brazted-Lodge, and Frederick Nassau, of St. Osyth Priory:
Fogs.
Gr.nucastiranitaa— Thomas John Lloyd Baker, of Hardwick.
Court; Erq. Sir .Tames Musgrave, of Barnsley-Park, Dirt. and
Henry Hicks, of Eastington,
Hzitsroansiitax Williartt Chia,: Ilayton, of Moreton-Court ;
Richard Arkwright, of Hampton-Court, and Thomas Andrs.w.
Knight, of Wonr.sley C;rairge, Esqrs.
NEWITURIMINIat ••••• Patrick lislow' of Colney.House; and Thmlao
Nash Kemble, of Gubbin•Park, Esqrs. and Sir George Duckett,
of Roydon, Bart.
Kinte—Fienneri Wyckham Martin, of Leeds. Castle, Esq. Sir John
Fagg, of Mystole, Bart. and George William Finch Hatton, of
Eastwell-Park, Esq.
Lmcvsztasuiax—Charles March Phillipps, of Garendeo ; Edniand
Major, of Market Ilarboro,igh, and Charles Godfrey Mundy, of
Burton on the Wolds, Mira.
Ltrecossismar—William Edward Tomline, of Riby ; Robert Cra-
croft, of llackthorne, and Charles Delaet Waldo Sibthorpe, of
Canwick- House, Esqrs.
Moexonsitsmaz—John Partridge, of Monmouth ; James Proctor,
of Chepstow, and Benjamin Hall, of Abercurn, &qrs.
Noaross—Theophilus Thomagh Dillingham Gordon, of Letton,
Esq. Sir Edmund Bacon; of Bermingham, Bart. and Charles
Thompson, of Witchingliam, Esq.
NORTH AMIPTONSH tax—William Milieu, of Moulton Grange; John
Fitzgerald, of Naseby, and Thomas Williams, of Rnshden, Emirs.
Nos.tritosszar.meo—Edward Collingwood, of Dissington-Horne;
Anthony Gregson, of Bowsden, and John Trevilian, of Walling-
ton, F.sqrs.
NOTTING HA IISHIRI —Sllngshy Holcombe, of Langford; Williant
Charlton, of Chilwell ; and G mgory Gregory, of ltempstone, Esqrs.
Oxvososonia—Stankke Batson, of Mixbury, Foq. Sir Francis Deo
aanges, of Aston, Knt. and deorge Frederick Jackson, of Whit-
Church, Esq.
Ruriami—John Morris, of North Luffenham ; John Neale, of
Belton, and Thomas Hill, of Uppingham, F..sqrs.
Sitormittax—John Wingfield, of Onslmv ; John Whitehall Dod,
of Cloverley, and. John Cotes, of Wonilcote, Emirs.
Somaasinsustax—Edward Jefferies Esdaile, of Cothekstobe-House
John Quantock, of Morton-sub-Hamden, and Langley St.Aubyn,

of All Foston, Esqrs.
SrArrow's:slat—Edward Sneyd, of Byrkley-Lodge ; John Philips,
of Heath-house, and George Toilet, of 13eiley, Esqrs.
SOUTHAMPTON (COUNTY or)— Henry Eyre, of Botleigh- Grange ;
Walter Long, of Preshaw, and Henry Masterman, of 31ilbrook,
' Esqrs.
Sumacs—John Fitz-Gerald, of Bredfield, and Thomas TiurchWer.
tern, of Tattingstune, Rays. and Sir Henry Edward Bunbury, of

Great Barton, Bart.
Sumter—Richard Sumner, of Puttenham Priory; John Barnard
ankey, of Fetcham ; and Florence Young, of Camberwell, Esq.-
Bosses—Charles Harrison, of Sutton-place ; Daniel Rowland, of
Frant ; and James Henry St!aton, of Nereids Park, Esqrs.
Wsawsclantal—Robert Middleton Atty, of Snitherfield ; Lionel
Place, of Weildington • and Theodore Price, of Harborne, Mgrs.
Wicesntaw--Sir Edward' Poore, of Rushall, lart. Fxule Warriner,
of Conock, and Thomas Clutterbuck, of Bradford Leigh, Esqrs.,
Woacesszawnsts—Sir Christopher Sidney Smith, of Eardiston,
Bart. James Taylor, of Moore-green; and Waldron Hill, of
Broom-house, Esqrs.
Yoassistas—Sir John Van de Bemptdi Johnstone, of Hackness,
Bart. John Hutton, of Marste ; and Paul Bcilby Thompson, of
Escrick, Elqrs.

LITIMART INTELLIGENCE.—The following interest-
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Commonwealth of England from the commencement of the Civil
War to the Restoration of Charles If. By William Godwin.—l I.
Memoirs of the Life and Times of Salvator Rosa. By Lady Mor-
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lest published from the Originals in the possession of the Editor,
the Rev. Dr..lohnson.—lV. A Series of Sketches, or rale., en-
titled Sayings and Doings, from the pen of a writer of great popo.
lsrity.—V. The Third and Last Volume of Ssmotidi's I listory of
the Literature of the South of Europe. With- Notes, by T. Roscoe,
Esq. comprising the Spanish and Portuguese Writers.
KNAnEssonouoliWlCAVlßS.—Notwithstanding these
poor men have been eighteen weeks out of employment, and
though thousands have sometimes attended their nightly meet-
ings, yet not any outrage has hitherto been committed, with the
exception of a few boys stopping a tart. Friday evening last
that active Magistrate, Mutant) Foots:atm Witaon, Esq. made
his appearance at the meeting, and took out of his pocket the Riot
Act, which he was about to read, cautioning those about him to
disperse within fifteen minutes after he had done so. The poor
weavers said they would save him the trouble of reading the pro-
clamation, and accordingly they quietly and instantly dispersed.
An unexpected visit was paid to the Club-house on
the Steyne at Brighton, on Saturday evening, by a party of police
officers, for the purpose of ascertaining if any persons were playing
at hazard; but the Gentlemen (thirteen in number) being allo
wise employed, the officers left the house.
CORN EXCHANGE, MARK-LANE, NV. 17.
There were moderate arrivals of all kinds of grain last week,
but a good quantity of flour. This morning there is again only a
middling supply of wheat, barley, beans and peas, from Isles,
Kent, and Suffolk, and abe quantity of oats front the northern posts
is unusually small for this season of the year. Our millers took off
all the samples of dry at w wheat, at Is. to its. per quarter advance
on the prices of this day se'nnight ; the terms of old wheat ate also
improved, and the trade of this article upon the whole is nista
better than persons is general had expected. Barter does not its
off freely, but maintains the prices of this day se'nnight. Good dry':
beans are Is. per quarter higher. Grey peas are scarce,
_and Is. •
per quarter dearer. Boiling peas fully support last quotations.
There is a fair demand for oats, and, having but few fresh in, this
article obtains as. per quarter more than last Monday. Flour has a
brisk sale at last quotations.

•ONIIIALI Late WiZIL
Wheat, English, qrs. 5,498 I Beans
Barley - 4.00 I Peas -
Malt - 4,555 1 Irish Oats -
Oats - - 1,602 I English Flour, sacks
Tenn ON BOARD SNIP.
Wheat, Red (new), 40s. 50s. Rye, new, 30s. 345.
-.--- old, 4115. 545. - old, 28s. 335.
White new, 445. to 5Ss. , Beans, Small, new, 545. 354.
.-- old, 505. 645. - old, Ms:. 40$.
Barley, New, 235. 344. Tick, new, 315.441.
----. Old, 2.55. 285. ---- old, 355. 575.
Peas, Grey, New, 28s. 30s. Oats, Feed, new, Iss. 2ts.
------ Old, 295. 315. --- old, 20s. 235.
Maple, new, 338.355. Poland, new, 21$. 255.
- old, 325. 341. --- old, 235. 265.
White, new, 28s. 345. Posatoe, new, 21s. £7s.
...-....-s old, 30s. Ms. ---.-- old, EIS. 211 s.
Boilers, new, 365. 445. I flour, per Sack, 40s. 50s.
-.5--- old, 38s. 40s. Stapc,:ted, per last 424, £241.
SMITHFIELD, MARKET, NOVEMBER 17.
There was a good stiply pi thern at market this morning aLyrt II
as Mottos, but the trsde sprayed !wavy, at the pricel_of thirday
seNtaiglit. We observed but few cattle of prime quality 1* the
market; the prices of all other descriptions of meat may be quoted
as per oar last,
Beef, per stone of albs. 2s. 6d. to 34.11d.' Motto., 4 $4. te um, .
vest, 4* Od. tor& Od. Pot k,3s.lid. to Ss. MM. 1117.1 pet 10114) 4LIOS. -
to sf. 'las Straw, 1618 s. to 111. Os. MeV, II- to 1141:

1,121
1,600
2.220
0,617