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London, England, 1827-07-24 00:00:00

YORK, JULY 21.

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hwellHaigh,o coach
nitsway wast descending
oLerd Leeds, one
of the wheel horses fell and brought down the o her.
From the violence of the concussion the coachman,
Horley Tayl, r, was thrown from his box, and had ha
collar bone broken, and was otherwise much bruised,
but he is now in a fair way of recovery. The horse that
fell last was so severely injured, that it was found ne-
cessary to terminate its sufferings by shooting it in the
course of the day.
Wednesday, as Mr. Villerett, of Doncaster, who was
on a visit to some of his friends in this city, was driving
a party, consisting of himself, his son, and daughter,
and Miss Bramley and Miss Waud, of Foss gate, in this
city, in a car towards Thorp Arch, a serious misfortune
betel them near Tadcaster Bridge. The dickey, in
which were seated Ms.Villesett and Miss Waud, toothed
the horse, which caused it to stiike out, and almost
split the vehicle in pieces; it then reared, and the whole
party were thrown out; Mr. Villerett was severely bust,
and Miss Waud and Miss Bramley were cut and bruised.
The following aro she dimensions of the Scarb,rniNh,
Qit Bridge: Length of the first abutment, 64 feet; of the 4 km
arches, 6114 feet: of the northern abutment, 66 fret; total length,
414 feet. Width of the southern end; 11 lett ;of the iron work,
In the central part, 151 feet ;of the northern end, 94 leer. Height
of the bridge from the surlier of the water on the eastern side of
the sinface of the railway, 70 feet ; of palisades, 5 feet ; total hsigLt,
76 bet. Height above high water, at ordinary spring tides, 80 feet.
Span of each iron arch, In the clear, 65 feet ; rise of each ie the
centre, * het. The ken work was cast by Messrs. Hird, Dawson,
and MIK of the Low Moor ken works. The masonry was built
by Mem% Stead, Snowden, and Buckley, of York. Engineer,
Ostbrit. Length of the Promenade, 350 yards; Annie
Width, a Tanis; Widest Parts, 11 yards.

The haling fishery has improved greatly for sons
nights past to the westward of Ayr. Between 20 and
90 boats last night tame in, and each boat hut Iran
500 to 700. The fi,h are of a good size and excellent
quality.
UNCOMMON Tussrtn,--There is at this time groping
in the garden of Mr. Minns Marton, of Tertington, a
thistle, whose height is ten feet and upwards, the cit.!
eumference twenty-seven feet ; several of its branches
measure from four feet to five in length, and have nrr
them two hundred and sixty buds and &suers; some
of its leaves measure in length 3 feet by 16 inches.

MARRIED.
At Serayinghain, Yorkshire, the Rev. W. Clif•on Berson Chi.,
tong R.A. of St. John's Course, Cambridge, to .latry Anne, eldest
doyens, of the late Wm. King, Esq. of Sileby, Leicestershire.
Rev. Archibald Bennie, to Miss Eliza Noble.
Yesterday, at St. blares Church, Ilary.la.hoisol, Mr. Richard
Doekaun, to Mho Meek, of Ike Edgortre-rood.
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DIED.

Miry morning, at Bath, Mrs. Anstruther, relict of the Hon
Arvid Anstrother.
Friday, se'nnight, at Cherry Burton, near Severity, Mrs. Mess
his wife of Dr. Arden, id iy..r of the sane place.
Friday evening, after five. days illness, John Lubin, Esq. of
Meeklenburyg.square and Gray's Inn.
At Montpellier, aged 27, the HOn. James Cavendish Talbott
brother of the Earl of Shrewd:ivy.
randay, on his way front Firma° home, Jar.ves Scholfteld, Esq.
at ester ' • a Gentleman well known in the sporting circles.
At 111.nhorgh, on the 13th 'natant, after a few days Mini-, DG
James WRisr. Fellow of the Royal College of Physicians, Edin-
burgh.

NEWGATK ewe I..EADENHALL MARKETS, Jett 425.
Beef... Ss ed to 45 44 I Veal as 6dto 4. 1..1
Mottos ......ia ltd to 4s Od Pork Ss 4.1 to 41 5,1
Lamb 15 Od to Ss Od.

PRICES or HAY AND STRAW YESTERDAY.
or. JA 'S. WHITSCJIArtL.
Hay SI Os 04 to 61 is OS Hay 41 4s co 61 O. el
Mow S 1 10s 04 to 71 7$ Od Qoser 51 Os to 71 10$ t 4
Straw 11 Is 04 to 21 11s 04 Straw 21 Its to 21 Is of

PRICE OF HOPS, PER CWT. JULY 23.
Maw /velem NEW WAS.
KIM
Sasses
. Faux
Farokatn fine tun to 1 elle—Secoods. ii.o9 to 126'
1 Old Duty laid at £Bopoo.

. PRICE OF LEATHER.
Best Dressing Hides lsd to 164
Common Ditto 164 to 110
Crop Hides, 33 to bibs for cutting
Ditto 45 to &Aka .........
Call Skins, 56 to 401bs •
1111 to 244
Ditto 50 to 701bs
Ditto 70 to sOtbs .......... ...... —d to —4
Small Seals, Greenland).... ,„.,
Tanned Horse Hides ... . . 13d to Is,'
Spanish Horse Hides... ......... ...... .. 13d to 204
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COAL MARKIZT, Joi.r 23.
Sidra at Market. Ships Sold. Pike.
72i Newcastle 231 .50% W to 36, 3J
23 Stuaderhnd is Zits 6d to 37 .1
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