The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-10-07 00:00:00

DIVIDUN OS.

Oct. 30, J. Nlillward, Itadditeh. Wo,cestershire, needle-
maker, at Use lien and Chickens hotel, Birmingham—Nos.
6, W. Elgie, Ruswarp, Yorkshire, corn-merchant, at the
Angel lon, Whitby-00.29, W. and T. Ited.e.,l, Liverpti.d,
merchants, at the office of Mr. Massey, solicitor, Liver-
pool - Nov. 4, W. Pritchard and E. Bevan, Bristn , mer
chants, at the Remoter Tavern, Bristol—Oct. 31, C. Coates,
Bedelaster, Somersetshire, tanner, at the Commercial-
Rooms, Bristol--Oct. SI, R. Rainey, Spilsby. Lincolnshire,
tanner, at the George Ln, Spilshy —Oct. 20, S. Garton.
Wood-street, Cheartide, silk-manufacturer, at Basingliall-
strait—Oct. 26, G. Fandt, London-wad. merchant, at Be-
slnghall-street—Oct. St), P. P. Good, Lloyd's Coffee-house,
insurance-broker, at Basinghall-street--Nos. I, J. White,
Tarporley. Chester, innkeeper, at the Pied Bull lan. Ches-
ter—Oct. 28, D. Thomas, Carmarthen. grocer, at the Cont.
mercial-roosas, Bristol—Oct. 20, B. Plant, Bir.aiertata, gun
barrel-maker, at the Royal Hotel, Birmingham—Oct. 20, J.
Mills, Water-lane. Tower-0.. win emtercha ot.at II asi ugliv I
street —Oet. 26, P. Symons, Plymouth. merchant. at Rasing-
hall-street—Oct. 96, O. Webb, Corniiiti, dealer, at Flail op
hall-street--Oet. 811, J. Vincent, Regent-street. Mary-le-
bonne, victualler, at It:singhall-street—Oct. 29, T. undltbs.
High-row, KnighObridge, plumber, at Basingliall-street—
Oct. 29. J. Browne and J. tiregson, Charles-street, Liver-
pool, at Usaingttell-street.
CUR it CICATaa—tICT• 26.

W. Gibson. Trinitt,square, corn-factor—H. F. Derey.
G01(15104 Staffordshire. iron-manufacturer—T. Dowding.
iYest-Stower, norsetshlre. malt.ter—J. As:itoa.
Chester, seteriwtry-siorseon--T. Milky, J. Drown, and W.
titawpist. South N1)113, Nuritimnheriatid, common-brewers
—A. Asphalt, Hinalogham, merenanl—G. Mihail); and J.
Hoothatan, Carlisle, Cumberland, hat-maaufacture,s—R.
Berle. Holston, Coruwall, grocer.
YAIITXERSIIIIPA Dissosettn.

R. and J. Scaler. and J. Robinson, Manchester. cotton-
manufacturers—J. Sandison and (1. She' burn, St. Jaate's-
street, tailors—it. Roberts and J. Jones, Liverpool, coal.
merchants—R. Corileld and J. Patrick, Rirrn.righam, silver-
smiths—J. Patchett, Liverpool, J. Holland, Niauchrster, and

PRICE SEVEN-PENCE •
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C. Holland, Roehdale, Lancashire,' common-csrHe#l—J. •
Haselden and J. Willis, Liverpool, merchants—O. Stone
and S. Strong, Cheltenham, lineneirspera--W. Baylrey and .
C. Taylor, Manchester. paper-dealers—FL and S. Bidwell,
Bath, shoe-makers—lL M. Moyle aist R. Thomas, Pen-
zance. Cornwall, furniture-hrokars—T. Shalinross, jun. tufa
J. Wilson. Liverpool, rheesetnougers,-A. Brook and M.
Mead, Brawn-street, Bond-street. milliners---E- Pelham
and S. Smith. Wellincborouch, Northamptonshire.' lace-
dealers—G. Dllwyn and J. Foster, Corbta-apart, wholasain
linen-dinpnrs—J. Watson and J, Broadley, North Msore• •
within Oldham, Lancashire, coiton,apinners—J•
Crowder, and R. Seymour. New Radford. Nottinghamshire,
lace-snanofacturers-.R. Burnell and A. Geiss, Church-street,

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Mlle -end New 'lw*. teiter-relberw-4L S. Podler aril S.
Wrigh., London. dress-makers—O. paper. end G. 0. Rue.
sell. Usworth, Durham, tallow-ehendlere—J. R blie}mon
gild J. Dollen& Lime-street, shlp.-hrokete—l. Kerby al(
If. Colley. Plymouth-deek, cheintstiz,--r. .11reeopp and W.. •
Edwards, Derby. ezterneys—W. S. Hill and W. Cottle..
Rath, wine-merchants—J. end W. Ramsey, Broad-bride,.
sinadwell, size and bone-boilers—A, Little. 't. Libre,
Alison,Aithisoo. J. Attfirsowltnd 7; Lltidtleclolf:-*
Wath, Cemberland, manufacturers of •edge-tools-.—W.
'Cua.ot and C. Smutted, Over-Darwen, Lancashire.
joiners—T. and S. Neale. Shoreditcn. corn-dealers.

AIIIRAOR CRTC* OY CORN IN xicertam• wAsts.
Wheat, 40s. Stl.—Rye. 10s. 14s. .&d.—bate,
185.8d.-4111iev.018. 1011.—Pease,_264.

Average Price of Browu or iluscovedo Seger, eons,
puted from the Returns made in the Week ending the 2.d
day of October, 1522, is 995. 101 d. per cwt,

FAIRS AND If ETS.

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OtT. 4.-Our great Oct...her Aar,
rotnmonly known by the name of (loose Pair, com
menced on Wednesday. The day ‘vas floe and the
number of people that resorted to the town, was
never exceeded. Fur their amusement there was a
much larger assemblage of skews than we ever saw
before, s that theta was not room NI. the whole of
them io the market-place. Of cheese there was a
considerable quantity, though 'sot so mach as on
wine occasions, and the prices varied from 451. to 52..
-There was if good sheer °flit beasts, the beat of
which were readily sold at from ss. to ss. 61. pee
stone, but Inferior articles wire much lower and
heavy sale. There was in innsailly large rum= •
ber of horses, and many of them were' s old, but at
reduced price., ef?ecially for' the • common •hackr,
which were quite a sitar. Onions sold geocrally st
25. per peck.
Loughborough cheese fair, ea.:Monday last, had
about the usual supply; but 'the ntunSer of •fartors•
that 'atteadett was considerably beyond former pre-
cedent: the sale was ray brisk. sod the business
over at ao earlier bout in tbsi day Prices as follows :
Plain ordinary, 38s, to 405.; ditto middling, 424. to
444.; ditto good, tbs. to 464.%; Aim prime, 465. 64.
to 471.-Ouluered ordinary, 39e. to 41s. ; ditto &hid-
dliog, 424. to 445..; ditto goad, 455. to 475.; ditto
prime, 48s. to 501.
A qnsatity of better,-,thset of •weighe, wee robe
licly distributed, in half-pounds, in Longhborgh
market, on Thursday the .19tb ult. to the no small
amusement and profit •'f the receivers.
Iterroto PAIR: This great flop fair was ahon•
dandy supplied with ho'b bops and cheese. flop out
with a very dull sale; for the beet sorts at 41. ills. ;
and cheese, prime dairies, 3.1 d at -Ws. per cwt.
At Daventry fair, l'eursday, there nes a large sup-
ply of sheep, which sold at about 3i I. per lb.
sold in the Sallie proportion ; there was also a goof
supply of fat beasts, which averaged about 4.1. 'I here
was a very large supply of Jean beasts.
LTNN, Om 3.-We bad a dull market on Tuesday
for all arain, and not much business done. Wheat
and barley, of prime quality, may each be considere4
2s. per quarter lower, and more on the inferior kinds.
In other articles no variation, except flourochich• is re.
duced 3s. per sack. •
At the second, or Old Cliffs sheep fair, held at
Lewes on Wednesday last, the number of sheep and
lambs penned for sale was considerably less, dada
at the first fair, on the 21st of last month. The prices,
however, were about the same; very good lambs were
bought at 7s. per head, which is about one-third the
price t:Jey %sere a few years back.
At Ilorsehridge fair, on Monday lust, there were
penned 1,030 sheep and lambs, which went off very
heavily at low prices.
Arundel beast-mail:et, en Tuesday, was well sup-
' plied with fat and lean stock, but rather dull. lirfore
the close of the day, however, but little remained in-
sold. The prices oere nearly as follow:-beef, front
2s. 9.1. to 3s. 4d.; 'rather mutton from 3s. to 3s. 4d.;
and ewe mutton, from 24. 6d. to 2s. Sd. per stone; fat
, pig., 2s. to 2s. 6.1. per stone.
ARUNDEL CORN M•RIERT.-Wbeat, from 91. to IN.
10e. per load; barley, 235. to 285.; per quarter; oats,
21s. to 3s. per quarter; beans, 4s. 34. ; pease, 45.;
tarrs, 4s 64. per bushel.
, Cott:nes eau Colts MAERIM-The corn-inspector's
• returns give the averages as fulloW :..Wheat, 355. IA. ;
barley. 325. ; and oats. 17s. per quarter.
Chichester market, on Wednesday, was very brisk :
• good mutton experienced an advauLe ; and best b.:ef
brought 3s. 44. per stone.

DIARY FOR THE PRESENT WREN.
Wall TOP TIMMS OP NIGH MATZO Al LOPOON-BAIDGI.

Oct. 6, L—IS S. AFT. TR IN. Faith.
High water—morn. 43 m. att. 5; even. 14 m. aft. 6.
7, M.—MOON LAST QR. AT 4 AF 1CR`400%,.
High water—morn. 4S at. atter 6; even. 23 at. after 7.
S. T.—Sun rises 28 m. aft R.
Hign water—morn. 3S tn. after 7; even. 33 m. after S.
0, W.—St. Drays.
High water--inorn.fl m. aft. 9; even. 42 m. aft. 9.
10. Th.—The Oxf.and Cameo. Term begins..
High water—morn. 13 at. after 10; et en. 4S m. after 10.
11, F..—Old Michaelmas Dag.
High water—morn. 19 nt. after 11; even. 46 at. aft. 11.
12, S.—Moon rises 32 in. after 3 morn.
High water—morn. 14 o'clock ; even, 10 m. aft. 12.

Fur many weeks past, s tch have b•en the q•tanti-
ties or apples brought into Itlansfield market, that they
have been Nol.l hitherto at :id. and 4d. per peck, bat
in the market yesterday, there were biome actually
sold at the law rate of fur perks for sixvt ace :