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London, England, 1813-07-03 00:00:00

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. SMMTIIa.D MARKET, YIILY
.1 Poo 370169 or 11113. TO IjNE Tilt OITAL.
Beef 5s 10d to Ss 4d I Veal 53 Od to Ts um
tvlntim% Is 4d to 6s id Pork Ss Od to 7s Od
Lamb 6s 4d to So
Beasts, about 500—Sheep and Lambs, 7,3041.
Calves, 130—Pigs, 240.
NEWGATE AND LEADENHALL MARKET.
Beef,per stone; 4s 8d to 5s Cd. Veal is 85 to 6s 94
Mutton • 5s fd to 6o Od. Park 71 Od to 7s
PRICE OF HAY AND STRAW IN SMITHFIELD.
Meadow Hay 41 Os to 51 101 Clover 51 103 to SI 109
koweu 41 Os to 51 Os Straw 11 les to 91 5s
PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW.
Sr. 1.111.41.3'11. • WIIIITSCIIA Ppm
Hay 31. Os. to 51. 12s. Oct Hay • 41. Os. to 51. Ss
4traw 21. 23. to 21. Bs. Od. Clover • 111. os. to 71. Os
Straw IL 16s. :o 21. 9s
PRICE OF HOPS IN THE pOjtOUGH MARKET.
Bags. Pockets.
Kent 91 Os to 111 Ils Kent 101 Os to 131 os
Sussex 81 Os to 101 Os Sussex 91 9s to 111 us
Est 91 Oa to 111 tls Farnham 161 Os to 991 Oa
RAW HIDES.
Best Heifers and Steers (per I Ordinary 2s. 4d. to 9s. 6d.
stpae) 3.. 4d. to Ss. 64. Market OW 17s. 6d. each.
Middlings, 13. 96. to Ss. Od. I Eng. Horse 143.9 d. to 16s. Od.
lhearlings, 9d.—Lamb dins 18d to 90.

PRICE OF TALLOW.
St. James's Maticat 5s 4d Town Tallow •ls 6d
Clare Market '• Ss 40 Yellin,. Russia 891 Od
Whitechapel Market Ss 4d White ditto till Od
per stone of 81b. .------- Soap ditto its Od
161 old Melting Stuff 7-.'s Od
Ss 4d Ditto rough 56. Od to 00s
Grates 241 01 Good Dregs 9? 04
Yellow Soap 102s—Mottled, 1 t 41—Curd, 118s—PLInt 00as
Price. of Candles per doaco, 13s. 6d—Moulds, ass t.•d
PRICE OP LEATHER IN LEADENHALL MARKET.
Butts 2:3d 251 Calf Skins 32i1 Zild
Ditto 21d 281 Ditto 38d 45,1
Merchants' Backs 2A 24d Ditto 404 44:1
Dressing Hides e Old Via Small Seals 341 Slid
Fine Coach Hides 52.1 2:2 Large ditto, per doz. 13os 190 s
Crop Hides for cost. 241 221 Tanned Horse klides 224 24's
PRICE OF COALS—COAL MARKET, JULY 2.
1 Ely h . 1 46% 64. to Ws. Od.
UXBRIDGE, July I.—Wheat per load £25 les to sE36 s•
Barley, per quarter 52s to 5.55. Oats 475. to 57%. Beans 7(4. to
s4s. New ditto Ws. to Ws. Rye t,03. to oes. Peas So.. to Oos.
quoit°, June 26,—Tbe second best price of a bushel of
Wheat was 15s. Od. according to which price, and a due allow.
ante made to the baker, the assize and price of bread are as fol-
low, viz.— The peck loaf household. to weigh 171 b. Goa. is Ss 01
'The halt peck 2s. 61. and the smaller In proportion.

Average

The nett boxing match on the lapis is one between
Dutch Sam and 'Void, for 50 a side, challenges having
been given and received, and the money is ready on
both sides.
MATCH AHAJNST Thur.—Friday se'nnight, Robert
Ell. rby, a labourer, at Wold Newton, )n the East
Riding of l'crkshire, was matched to run flitter)
miles in one hour and 45 minutes, and was allowed to
take four stparate starts. It was nut Gy him as under:
The first five miles—run in SS minutes and 30 seeonds. He
then stopped one boor and thin y minutes.
Second five miles.---53 minutes and 39 seconds. .Stopped 45
minutes.
Third Start—He then ran three miles and three quarters in U
minutes and 42 seconds. The heat and the erottd becoming
very oppressive to hint, he stopped one minute and twelve se.
cowls for refreshment, and then tau the concluding mile and a
quarter in nine minutes and 48 seconds—winning Lis match by
one minute and eleven teconds.
He ran very strong through the whole of the dis-
tance, and in a very neat manner. A subscription
was made for him amongst the gentlemen.
A very melancholy accident happened lately, at
the lime-kilns near Garstang, occupied by Mr. J. Seed.
T. Johnson, aged about 60, and Peter, his son, aged
about '2O, were at their usual employMent of attend.
ing the kil. s, one of which had been in part filled thell
day before with limestones and cinders, and about six
o'clock in the morning they lighted the fire, and pro-
ceeded during the day in filling up die kiln, occa-
sionally going down a ladder into it, to level the bet:
of enders and limestones. About six o'clock in the
afternoon, a person passing the kilns observed two
men lying in one of them, and supposed they were
Asleep. intim:lion WA; given to Seed of their situa-
tion, who immediately ran to the kiln, in company
with a person (-1: the name of Kitchen, and on their
reaching the kiln, went down the ladder, fixed a rope
to one of the bodies, which was to be drawn up, and
Kitchen came up the ladder before the body ; but
when his head was as high as the top of the kiln, he
fell down. SeNI ran down, but on endeavouring to
raise Kitchen, found he was dead. He then returned,
but with difficulty reached the top, nearly exhau.ted.
J. Ro4kell, wi!..l a rope tied round him, then went
down, and fastened a rope to Kitchen, who was drawn
up, and medical as•Astance given, but in vain. Tht
which ras charged with eindei s, was ten feet
from the top. The bodies of Johnsen and his son
were af-terwards got out with hooks.
INDIA.— A Gentleman lately brought over an ani-
mal, which much surprises all who have seen it. Its
size in length is. three feet, white as milk, body round,
the nib sharp; &c. The Reader may see it, free of
expense, by applying at the Worm Museums, 74.,
Long-acre,.iar 3, High-street, Shoreditch. The came
was extracted on the 12th instant from the aerate-
man's foot, by Dr. GAHDXF.Hi before many witnesses.
The curious can inspect this Indian at Long acre to
the 5:11 July, and the following week. at bhoreditch.
Dr. QAIMNER has expelled worms froM the bowels
one hundred feet long; which cause fits, declines, &c.
See and believe.

W.A'IER. AT 1.0N1,0N BRIDGE TO-MORROW.
Morning...•
Aft ..... ........ 40 :n+mnra after 6

DIED.
Tuesday k.s•, in hie 7 ith year, Giir ; Collins, Esq. 50 years ill
the artvi e cf the Bank of E tiglaoci.
Same day, at his haute in tit. Albalev-street, Valentine Green,
Esq. A K. A. Keeper of the lit isibh utlon
t Adlestv p, Gl.•-n,ttrshlre, art! 79, the Rev.
licinas I.inh, of Stonehigh Mimi!, in the County of Wairviick,
mid rt eter of Atilt strop. .
On the h \lay last, at Barrio■, in Spain, on hi. march with
the army, Major Edmond Dailey, of his Maj. hty's smistegitneet.

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tlcr, it tht be* medicine tor reiazi.tiops. d. bil.ty, .aiisituile, ire-
qiuking of thv spirits, and. ail those neiv.ilit 4fictions
wAch harass and opprebs tht w ak, the scdriita y, and the delta
cafe. v...rint, and t.teadies the cold and tr. mu. us ny-tTeb, in.
vtgarates theimusc-alar ;:rtern, animates the sp rite, .nd renovates
t mar; wlicre;..y the chill Wa•lety fluids become rich
baliant . and the circulation resumes its health. nl state.
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North Brig..; e Edinburgh ; and all Medlcuie Vir der.. Pricy I 1..
each, or hew n one fam b,ntle for 3Ss Sy which See llt bot-
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