Star.
London, England, 1818-10-05 00:00:00

BOXING.

The great'pogninic match betW..,en E6lll and Isle of Wii,ht
HALL into take place on the 29th instants
The stakes of 200 guineas a side, between Balm= and Tons
Nti are expected to be made good in the conme of this vreck.
dabbisgi, of Bristol, has challenged Scitoociaca to meet him at
the above city, to fight for a subscription purse of .X5O.
C Davis, of Bristol, and Marin:, the baker, are matched ft t•
fdo a side to hen in the same ring that Estes and HALL thot.:d
contend its.

Ternersion.—Saturiay se'nnight, John Munro, convicted at
Chester Assizes, of a burgl-iry, underwent the dreadful seater,e
of the law, on the Drop, in front of the House of Correct:L-1.
An that city. Moores waa only in his 22d year. On the Drcp 1 e
stood firm and upright, and after the rope was adjusted, ad-
dressed the spectators to this effect :—" My friends, you are
come to see a man die; I wocld advise you to take warning by
me. The first beginning of my ruin was Sabbath-breaking.—;t
led me into bad company, and from bad company to rsbhing
.gardens and orchards—and from gardens and orchards to house-
breaking--and that has brought me to this place. lam going ro
die a sacrifice to Congleton. Many of you here are young ; r.r 4
I, is an especial manner, warn you to beware of Sabbath.
breaking. It is i very awful thing to die in this public macarr,
but I am not afraid of death ; I believe the Loan will have
mercy on my souL I have broken the laws of Goo and man'
and I deserve to die.. lam guilty of the crime for which I am
going' o surer, but am innocent of being ever connected with
any gang. I again warn you to beware of Sabbath-breaking."
—After some further time spent in prayer, in which he was
joined by Mr. Taylor, one of the Ministers of St. John-street
Chgpel, he gave the fatal signal. His remains were buried on
lifirdat morning *the usual place.
'CORW:EXCHANGT, MARK-LANE, OCTOBER S.
Although the supply of 'English Wheat this morn-
in,.4ras stall; And our ports but against the impor-
..i
la int ..of thie-article' from all places between the
Itidtt*Erdet Shil Bidassoa, yet the sale Was exceed-.
linly,treevy, aid Only fine samples could be disposed
:vet' mid -tor ivitielv last Monday's prices were with
-ciefilcoky 'obtained, whilst all other descriptions were
'-withoUt bores it a decline of full 2s. per quarter...-.
-Barlty is front fs.- to 4s. per quarter lower, and dull
selects tharceduction, and the supply far exceeding
theltrieent-domand —White I'eas are ss. and Grey
3s: per !platter cheaper ; and Oats went off very
slowly at-a decline of from Is. to 21. pet quarter, in
consequence of the immense arrivals of that article
both Eaglislr and Foreign.

All VlrDti:

PRIPsi6
Wheat, tent wad
'Es;ex 7.9s 88.
Suffolk 7.ls 866
Norfolk 72s 826
. s6s 63.
Bagley (Nits) 66s
Malt 746 66s
White Peas 706 75s
..-- Bolters... 80s 84s
Grey Pea, 66s

Small Beans 769
Tick ditto 68e 12,
Oats, Potatse 3os lOs
Poland... 54: :We
Peed •••...... 3os :Am
Flour, per Sack 70s 71e
Rapeseed, per Last £46 £46
PORTION.
Wheat, Dantric ...... BOl 88*
Baltic Red, llambro' or
Bremen,Brabant red 70s 80

SMITHFIELD MARKET, OCTOBER 5.

Beef . . ... ...4s Od to 3a Od I Veal 6l Od to 6s id
Mutton ....5s Od to 6a 4d I Pork
Beasts f..,s6o—Calves eoo—Sbeep and Lambs 14,5110—Pigs 5140

HAY AND STRAW PER LOAD.

hay £s os to xtt RF I Straw £2 tki to .eg 140
nov, r U V; to 9 t,t lit)%l en ... Cs (Qs UP Us