The Statesman.
London, England, 1823-03-10 00:00:00

MARKEVS AND lAlat4.

L1g4404 COO,ll MARKET, SATURDAY, MARCH 1.-Whita
wheat from 21. Ss. to 11. 9e.; red ditto, 21.; oata, 17s. tit. so
11.; beans, 11. Ms. to 11. 145.-Tuesday, March 4th. Waits
wheat. 21. 125.; mixed wheat, 21.84.; red hitt,. 11. IS,. Li
21.65.; old ditto, 11. 12s. ; barley, 11. 12s. to 11. 135.: oats,
11. Is.
Flour advanced one peony per gallon, at (-nun, on Weir
tieaday last.
Oa Moult,' Steyning market hal to boast of sizt
exceedingly plentiful supply of excellent beef and meth
On, pith prices looking upwards-the pi lot-st of the
former fetching fir. and tlist of the latter 4s. 6d. per
: atom We are told that the market was not visited
by the troop of jobbers, who male, a 'nutted day or
two ago, such a sweep at Lewes market, which Or-
euipstsoce seems to signify that the prices at Smith-
field have rather relapsed. " However," says oar
correspondent, " the graziers were so well satisfied with
the business of the day, that punch, and, in some Dew
instances, wine atainduatile their appearance, after Via
cloth was removed, upon the market rums dining tables.
-(Brighton Herald.)
AItUNDLL CATTLE MARRIT, 00 TUESDAY, was well
supplied with stock, and the buyers were numerous. Thera
lasing a great demand, the trade was brisk, and the price.
bizner :-heef feiciiing from 4s. 6d. to 4s. 62.; weiher mu:-
two, 4s. Od. to se. ; ewe mutton, 4s. to 4s. tld. ; and Wei.,
6s. per stone.
• Anusort. Coax Maatv.7.-Wheat, 131. to 141. per lea';
barley, 335. to 345.; aid oats, 20s. to 2j3. qusrfer ;
beans, Fr. 63. ; pease. 43. Ott. ; and tares, 5:. per bushel ;
sour, per bag, 425.; and per nation, 141.
At Cbicoester market, on Wednesday, much heal tea
I was done at no a !ranee of price. Beef Roil lemma of r.s
I best deacriptiou brought 43. dd. to 4s. led. p-r storm --
Fat bogs, also, au I every Wier article telt a material es-
biliratiou in consecpience of the " rumour of war" belt.;;
readily Samara to. The rho In the price of wheat Is too
much for us to quote. as any-temporary apeealator.wi I. of
coursO, find its level in the returns of the corn Inspect:A.
for the ensiling week. Those of the present are as follow :
wheat. 21. Is. Bd.: barley, 11. 9s. 21. ; oats, Ms. Bd. ; bean
11. its.; and pease, 303. per quarter.
Alles.ley Fair, on Monday, exhibited a good show of
beef, which sold at front itd. to 54(1. AI ut:on which ua ;
in small supiily, fetched Irons 64. to 6}4. per lb.
CIIII4TEI FAIR.-At t..e great Joni and hoof fair,
held on Thursjay stounight,there was a tolerable 411110 ui
-
horses : prime on-a fetch-d g.ol price, and there was
a general improvement iu prices. 0.1 hornet cattlie,
swine, and sheep, there was a fileal6ll au;iply, and it
was obvious, that an advance in their value had taken
place. There is, indeed, an advance iu all hints of stock,
aell'es of grain.
O Thursday week, at Chesterfield Fair, the show of
horses Was slender. thdid saddle and coin b..res stilt(
will. Beasts a plentiful show, and on the ;advance.
Pigs!
The Candlemas market holds here this week: there is
little business doing. Draught: hones are in demand.
Batter sells at 19t. to 17s. 6d.; add cheese at Ga. lo
per ston...-41seeinese Jourail:)
YAIIZIOUTO, MA 0E06.-The inernily of grain at Oar mar-
ket on Saturday was consiiierable. floe millers were
anxious to onrchase, aml .Prices aderineed full 4s. mr
quarter. Also Barleywitarlearerlls. to M. and Oats Is.
per ;padre I with no alteration in Heins or P.. as.
Nonwien. Malmo 7.,!----There was a goad !show of Cat-
tle,on the hill last .Si,sirday, sold fr ely at a little
advance in the prices for those in litre canAtion. The
sheep pens were very thin, and gond mutton is in evillest
at an a 'ranee front full lid. to S 4. ner stone. Pigs sees*
plentiful and sold much as jag week. The I:6.sc market
was Tery this and the horses were of an otilimary
At Lennghboraugh market (Thursday.) wheat faF,a
s-ven shillings a quarter. There was au normal iu let
of fa-tore from distant tawns.
At Leicester cattle fair, on Monday last, the best fat
beef fetched about seven shillings a stone.
Salisbury market again rose on Tnes.iny, //Acing the
avenge price of wheat; barley 40s. per qr.; every wing
*lse in proportion.
Istatat, Alattcd6.-We had a fair supply of Wheat and
Barley at oar Market on Tuesday ; the forum artiele
may be noted Ss. to Ids and the latter - 3i. per qu • er
dearer, but dicta did not appear to be mach hasiuess
ing. Oats, Peas. au 1 Desna :tat be considered ls. per
quarter dearer. Flour is also advaueed 3s. per sack.
•

Mr. Kompg, of Btrlin, stmec tlo- nutnlLT
ISI7, at firipono for Cup..nlia4eft, three handreil
Park, two liun.lred for London, and sfty-aeven for
Berlin.

CACTIIO3.—By ser.. 132 of the New Gewraf Turnpikt
Act, oat:one's awl cuter' are prev,ii'c,l riding ari
their vehicles with reins, as liere'oforr, 6. without hay; n„...
some person on foot or on homtia,:k t r ,gui.le tic same-
(with light carts as are usttalliidriven with rcins except,.
eJ):" p-rscos offending in this particular, is n'bu all
"drivers of any curinge c.inaing hurt or damage to
others, or quitting the roa.1;" also "any person driving
any roach, post-cbaise,-or oaoar carriage let fir hire, or,
it-argon, wain, or cart, not having the oh ner's naiue
painted thereon: or a ho s.‘u'l refuse to discoirer the true
Christie:a and surname of owner's thereof ; or seen
drivers not keeping the left or uear side of the rood, or
hrerroptieg the free passage thereof,"—shall for
every such offence, if coovoitted by the driver, not b e-
ing the owner, any su:n nut exceeding 49*. ; and if he
be the miner, any sum nut exceeding 51." And if
any 'driver of any carriage sholl refuse to discover his
name, be may be proceed-d against fur the .penalties by
being.amebended without a warrant; or be may tort
couunittelto.lhe catrectiun fnr'so refusiarto
disrover.his nant-,any time out exceeding three 5te..1•16
Aoy person .seeing either of the above re-
cited- olleuces consinitt-d, way apprelieu•l the Miendzr
• witho it a i t, an 1 convey him hi some dosticita
of the Peace of the limit While the olenco shall be
c man t ted.

M MOM.
On Thursday last, at Ht. James's. Clerkroweq, Mr.C.
Tmmer, of Northumberlmtd-street, Strand, to Mien R. CU.
ton, of Rodney-stmt. Penton% itie.
Oa Thursday. tie VI halt. at Ila mptoa, Mr. U. Under-
wood, Fret-street, to Emma, youngest daughter of W. 1.
Gridinhuofe, Esq. Hampton.

DIED.
Oa the 9th ult. in his 20th year, Richard, eldest sot of Mt.
Cr:cutters, Lower Thatues.street.
Ou the ?thins?. at a very• *thinned ege, Sarah Whitmore,
a idow of the late Mr. W. Whitmore, of College-street,
Westminster.
On the 7th inst. et the blase of her Mather, in Goildfort-
street, Sarah, the wife of P. Batton, Esq. of Salford, SIAS.
aged 61.
On Saturday, the Bth inst. at his house in Lower Rfroii-
street, Sir W. O. Gordon, Rut. many years reoreseltalire
in Parliament f-r the city of Worcester.
On Tuesday last, in Mitre-court, Fleet-street. aged 6'l,
Mrs. Esther ifollamby, widow of the late Mr. W. 1.1°41=4,
solicitor, formerly of Pernivars-ion.

London : RAW, Primed, and Pollitobe at las Ofiloo c f
The STAISIIIIAK" Ns. 4i17. 9trßed. bY.R. WARDELL*
LL.B. to waora all colotounicatleas, eitiollk ate
requetselte be id4ressinil