The Statesman.
London, England, 1820-04-14 00:00:00

MARNSTS.

Conn Exenamoa. Airatt. It---Our Wheat teats ceii-
dare niesendlogly Ma", baying bad larger inlet& of
late than the demand coald take off, yet prime *aleph.:
support Monday's prices; but scarce a sale could be
made of any other tiescription.—Fine Barley woo off
rathir more freely, but nut at Meter prices; sad thn
waddling tEt!litles met beuir sale at a decline of Is. per
qoartrr.—The Oit trade was full as good as os Mon
day.—ln Beans and Peas there is nu alteration.

SmiTonal" APSIL 14.—There was hut a middling
supply of Cattle this morning, and every thing was
dearer than last market-day.—Mutton, Veil, and Pork
also higher in price.
(To sink the OW : per stone of Bibs.)
Beef . . 4e. (id. to M. M. I CAT ma AT DIAMIST.

iiittion : is: ild. to 06.91. Bouts 4O
Vral . . Si. Od. to 76. Od. Calves
Pork . . 116.0 d. to Os 01. Sheep, &c. . . . 1000
Limb . . 7s. od. to lis. dd. Pigs 9OO
HAT Manner.—This market remains the same u per
our last quotation.—Straw intl Clover the same in prism
as oar last.

Hay- SI. 10c. Od. to 4L 10s. Od.
Sclover
traw

So hardened in crime were some of the primeers taken
to Bury from Ipswich, Air trial at the lad Meisel, that
they actually robbed the Bury gaol, and carried the
articles to the other receptacle, where they were found
upon them.
blonder, the journeymen batters belonging to this
tows, having lately struck work, with the view of ob-
taining an advance of wages, met at the dock-bead, and
entered into a discussion upon their alleged grievances.
The result of this deliberation was, that a number of
these men threw up their employment and left Dumfries,
some of them for (Usages', and others for Lancashire.
On Sunday last a written paper was posted on the walls
of the Old Church, calling on the public to come for-
ward aid attend a meetidg in favour of Reform, &e.
This paper was of coarse immediately taken down
and headed over to the Procurator Fiscal; but al-
though it had been le* untouched, we believe the
appeal would have failed of its object in this quarter.
A respectable merchant of this town, who was a pas-
senger in the London mail on Saturday last, mentions
that there wad a man on.4he top of the coach, who was
continually eulogists, on the cause of the Reformers.
and whd appeared to all his fellow travellers to be one
of their deft-gates. It seems probable,therefore, that the
writt4ger In qaosti. on was posted up by this person.
lI
es Connor.)
ednesday night, or early yesterday morning, the
country house ofJetwis Cruickshank, Esq. Hare Lodge.
near Rumford, was broke into, and robbed of a great
quantity of plate, limed, and ether articles. The thieves
pined ildmlttance by totting a hole in oat of the shut
tees of the back window with a centre-bit, by which
mesas they nafaiemsed the bolts •, they left bebiod
them the stock of the metre-bit and some phosphorous
Matches.
Ronasat ants Artater+ AT ARVIN.--• ik diabolical alt •
tempt at arson was discovered on Tuesday last, in the
home of Mrs. Wendt, a nidOw lade, la Salthouse-lane.
Hull. Os going to bed, she found her chamber e. or.
that she bad locked previous!), to going to chapel, was
then nalockesli and a string smell of f.re ideas, there-
from., she immediately 'tittered, and •:iiscovered that tk•
curtains of the bed and a p rt of the bedding had hero
set Ire to. 0. looking sutler the bed far a Mss certain-
lug bet Weedy, din !egad it brake open, and 3/., tog tilt
with thtwt gold Bugs, had been stolen. Some been la l
beer wet An lo in the boa, lost which, it is conjectured.
welt sat, is rem of the lid of the boa being pat
tent*. A maerMilltio wife have been sent to prison on
lisopidaa of listing cosotittad this atrocious act.

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