The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-08-06 00:00:00

C41.111111' FAIRS AND MARKETS.
Lewes Steels market. oa Tuesday. was well sup-
plied. both will iamb andzsattwo. but which weal of

rairill CORN Maaarr.--White wheat V. to V.
120.; mixed at., v. ,ds. to 21. Its. ; rod ditto, H.

16s to 21.
Caressive' CORP MAIIIIIIr.—The tennis el the
levee or, to the end of July, are as fallow: Winton
361. I Old. ; Battey, 23e.; Pease, ffts. 441 s sad 8•1010.,
261. per quarter. The unpresetleated (en el tity
I'oos quarters of wheat (401.1oads) weeb.prelidit
der's' the last week.
Upwards of live hundred rfiat/141r
wheat, were pitched, aid tam' at Humidity •
last market day.
YANIMPITTII. Aso. I.—Oar market was absedmilic
'applied *lib Wheat ea Saturday. which cesibil
heavy sales at a reductioa of la to Is. on the bait.
and 2e. to 4s. per gamut on the mend sad inferior.
Barleys are aloe a dell site and cheaper. la /Wt.
Peas, sad Beane net. ae alteration.
At Cittleos Fair on Saturday. the 40th lastask
scarcely any buyers attended, yokes of new nlth
ihree. yeats ags wo•W have yielded 381. might have
ben hotted for 11114 fat sheep. !Sibs. the qa stem •
.Iffilered at a guinea a piece, eosld Sall so bidders I mod
pigs, which two years ago would base readily brought
lb. a-head, flushed only 6s. 6d. to 71. A ranee le
the immediate neighbourhood of Canis:le. sold a Or
of elms and a dry beitar, near three yams old. fee 141.
witch was about the price of ass of the uses at dm
den of the war!
At the fair of St. Stephess. by Imaoov/011...
ander last, there was a considenble demagMeMses, •
sad meet el chose offered for sale were 401.006 els
bat the sellers, who were as dealraes *friths' thl• • •
/heir settle as the purchasers were of searing this.
Men sat able to oink' say matetial Minn Of P&P,.
there what bad hen gine at the lets fain ls other
parts of the county.
At Meshesist fair os Monday away salessi odds
were effected, bat at raleausly low prim. Options
sail at 48s. per stn. This skews the mist If metier
grit by farmers, gmanally.
Tregenthafeir. agar St. Celausb. rends/ ('lues. ,
day) was very dull, there bola( malty sullies but lbr►
yers.
A farmer la the parish of IffestAisteloPs. taus
' week mid a 3 year told boll stag' $ ewer's feta .06k.
sad a remarkable be 3-year old heifer etf.the Olanr•
gas breed, all fee tee reads-net the pries of mss sr
these a few yeses age!
The fair if Bey* held os Thursday 'Vastest. was
EMU" to the miry faits held of late la sksualghtmer.
100•8---beeliecte, parehased last October far 8 pintos
keight istly a plasm; Mitch Cows messily leo;
Fat webers. supposed to avenge 831 U. per pane.
whist MM.; the shew of bones was rather large, het
pins. le general ettremely bad: Veil from 145.6 d.
Is. tea. id. per stone.
ihisawlsims Ceemannee..--In she pest lilt.
vs the 81b Poeentket, • kaat, as.tha•Mesais-evear- •
hig-a4if Omit. with 8l passengers, on spin. ash
at Von paserager. sawed Bark Williams, was sated.
-.Oa the same day, is the year 17811. wee "set, eV
ethic beat. eastaisisg about 60 panne, Sad ever,
seal perished. with the excepting of este, wisps* sane
also was RIO Willfasms sad as the sth of Asps'.
1810, a third heat met the sansadbamer, bat she pas-
seams of title wen PO more Slaw SS, cad &plat m
relate, the whole perished with the negotiate Of am.
whew same was Hag* Williams.—(l2ristslAreressy.).
A penes sand Peter W'atues. of Chesterbvstreet,
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bas published whasd•bill dialog. that is owasoteewort at.
the Ileclesiutiesl Court at Durham herein proceeded
molest hist for refasiag to pay Bailee Ode, be has at-
ended all its seeds ge. frout`lebtiluwy to Jaly•Ill.
whoa, " hauler twaviseed thor`tbst *heir shame woo'
wholly turtoppoeted;isi hams law of the bodieedt,
sf swot, •aii.er ." they hava.eittaillelted
'further priags Est him. If this &widow be •
esevestly stated, it destroy the whole clerical Wows
from Sages derma
Cosmos's 'Mgt/EST.—Os Mouthy ee'asight as is-
the Bell, on the Quay. gristel.
Jury,

etelshles was takes at _ Ay.
before J, B. Orioles, E•q. and s respectable . ,p.
touching the death of Fanny Hint, as interesting
yoga% woman, wbo,on the morale' of the same day.
bad throw' herself from the deck of a vessel into the
From*. It was understood that the unfortunate sub.
jest of this melancholy inquiry bad been devotedly at-
tached to s sailor, who bad recently relented from
voyage to the West ladies, and to whom site was es-
gaged to be married. Daring the absence of her, be-
seethed lover, however, another yang man had paid
Na addresses to her, but, so far from receiving his at-
listless with any sort of encouragement, she had pc-
somptorily refused to listen to him. This highly
levitated tbe rejected suitor, sod, as it is•conjecturd.
:=Cd him to wreak his veagoasee by writing
letter to the former and tree lever, w►ich
Womb ►im to brink with the unhappy girl. nod to
ikaflee his promise to marry her. Upon which, le the
*say of her mind, at this sodden. creel, and to her
thiseeenetahle breach of faith on the part of her is-
loaded besband, she formed a fatal resolution to de-
Italy herself. William Gregory. of Lawrence-lase.
Liteupside, Landoll, warehouseman. being cellod as a
Moen, depose 4 that be was walking on the Brood
Quay, about half-past eleven on Monday motuleg,
smd observed the deceased, whom he did not then
Immo bet bas since recognised. pacing backwards sad
Ibrwasde in a state of evidently great agitatioe, and
repeatedly tying and untying her bonnet strings;—
that shortly afterwards be saw her turn quickly round
and step into one of the vessels ciose to the Q•tay, and
baying some suspicion from her manner of what her
falsettos, were, he Instantly became alarmed, 114111 ran
towards the vice.% law which she had jumped. but al-
meet simultaneously the poor creators having peeled
from theirs% vessel into tho mimed. and thee into a
tbird, plunged into the water, from whicti.ihe nPv. r
roes alive. The wittier* farther raid. that a suitor,
who was seae. dived after the body, but in vaie,' and
sthat it was sot till 'overdose afterwards that it was,
liewstgitt to land, when all pes,ble means Wen em-
ployed to ►ical the vital spark, but without await.—
lire testimony of this gentleman was so deer And sa-
tisfactory, that the Coroner did not think proper to
namlas nay more witnesses; and the Jury, without
hesitation, retuned a verdict of—" Drowned ►erself
while in a state of Jauntily."