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London, England, 1822-10-22 00:00:00

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NEWGATEAxoLRADENII tLLAIARKBTS,, 0c5.2;..
(By the Carcale.)
Beef os 01 to 21 831 Veal ...... 4J to 34 31
Mutton.. ..... .14 4J to 2s 8d NA ..... 24 Od to 316 Ci
Lamb Ste Od to Ifs Od.

PRICKS or HAY A WD
ST. J A WES'S.
Hay 31 5s Od to 41 8s Od
Straw 11 7s Od to 11 ISs 6d
Clover 6112 s Od to 41 tie Od

II:um YESTERDAY.
1 w USTIIICITA vat.
hay... 31 es to 41 6. 0.1
Straw 11 10. to 11 16* Od
Clovep 31 104 to 41 Sb ad

PRICE or TALLOW,
Town Tallow 46s sa
Yellow Russia 47s Od
White ditto
Soap ditto
Melting Stuff 34s Od.

SOAP, &e. per OW*.
Ditto rough ..... ?Si
Yellow Soup -
Mottled ..«......»..» efts
Curd
Paha ....... .......

PRICE OF CANDLES—From Tallow Chandlers' IlalL
Candles, per doz. 0s 01—Moulds, Ms 61; tid. per dozen
allowed for ready money.

COAL-MARKET, OCTOBER 2.1.

Burdon 41$ 9d—Wallsend Bch and Co. 44s ud—Wansesid
Brown's 43*—Wallsend Green 411 3d—Wallsend 43a.
—Wallsend Russell 46. 6d—Eden Main 43s—Neshain Main 43s
liedworth Alain 38$— Wallsend Laitubton 46s 3d Wal:send
SpringweU 42s 6d—Wallsend Stewart 46s 9d—Tanfirti Trader
445.--46} Ships at market ; 39} Ships sold ; 7 unsold.

MINING INTELLIGENCE.—The. Copper o.cs sold.
at ltedruth on Thursday were 2402 tons—standard
£108.25. Copper Ores tik sale this weck at Truro
2383 tone.

Bk Ttl.
Oct. 7, at Stanhope, the Lady of the Rev. Luke Yarker, of
a daughter.

DYED.

On the 111th instant, at Shipley Hall, Derbyshire, Edward
Miller Mundy, Esq. M. P: for Derbyshire. Ile breathed his
last on the evening of the day of his nativity, 'lrving accons.
plished the age of 72.
On the Land Arctic Expedition, In North America, most
deeply regretted, on the 20th of October, Int, just 24 years *f
age, Lieut. Robert Hood, R.N. eldest son of the Rev. Dr.
Hood, of Bury, Lancashire. The Expedition to which he wax
attached, had fully accomplished its object, and after dreadful
sufferings, front distress of every description, had, on its return.
nearly reached a place of safety, when, most lanyentahle to' re-
late, Lieut. Hood was assassinated by a Canadian. lie was a
young man of the greatest promise. lie had entered. the Navy
at the early age of eleven; and had served as Alidsitiptnau under
some of the most distinguished (hikers, the late Sir Peter Par
ker; Admiral Sir C. Rowley, the Ilsmuurahle Captain Duncan,
Admiral Sir Pohenry Malcolm, &c. with whose most nsarkot
approbation, and, indeed, particular flieudship, he bad been.
hoitouryll. In him glowed, in an eminent degree, the ardotis
of distMtion, and the noble ambition of raising himself, by hit'
own exertions, to the highest station ; which, when ueiied with
his distinguished t Whirs and acquirements, gave his friends a
fair prospect of his attaining to the lust posts in biz profession.
Unfortunately, he has fallen at the very time wh:n he flaislit hate
expected to reap the fruits of his long and ntost arduous ewe
tions. Alas! he whose ardenr spirit could not be subdued, iso
his glowing enthnsiasm quenched. by the rigours of the Pul4S
cold, or the hazards of the enterprise, fell by the band of at*
assassin. "~l..rgnis fainen arcs: fur ;he object of the
expedition was attained. Ile will long live in the uuntury
his friends, who were nearly as numerous as his :tcquaintancese
and who leek " That to England he has dune his duty."

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