The Statesman.
London, England, 1821-05-28 00:00:00

B.l.lrag away
10.4011''
Milesensno
satliestk fir, up to the 23d of Aptil4 confirm
;Ogees' that the Greek* were advanced beyon
Greek
d the
Doak. Me* bike alio been received. that
reales bad takes, is the Archipelago. an Esghish ship
bead from Odessa to Liverpool, with a cargo of tallow,
dema sded.loo,ooo piastres for the ranters.; a ro-
oting 'hick anciently shows the rapacious charac-
ter ale esterprise. A report was ID eirallisSis at
Cruevr, ea the 16th of May, that there had hematites&
iissere at Constantinople; and at Warsaw it sfras toe
iii
raw ow the Bth. that Ypeilasti bad led to Malta with
;ye MOMS CellOrted by the Greeks.
.41y these Pero We also learn from Petersburg'',
limier ;be ate of the 9tb instant, that various chaste'
of fasitiso ate takisg place among the Russian troops I
in the mothers provinces of the empire. The Imperial
Hoards math from this city in a few days, unless
roaster orders should arrive. It is added in an article'
fros willow, used •Illay 11th can sow
ws, says our (Went, that his Majesty the Else
tot ca
error will arrive here about the 20th.
As artiste frog Hanover, dated May 18, says," M.
wag a the ammettes received here from Lend's*
tie last mail, his Majesty our King will arrive here, If
the plea of his jearney is sot ebanged,on the 22d Au
ig.
by the way of Spa and Homburg. Very great m-
provements are making is the Court Theatre against
Majesty's arrival, so that the hoses will be closed
for soossiderable time. The great box opposite the
map is fitting up for his Majesty. with splendid
de-
eeratleas ordered from Paris. The !Hanson are in
;may with some of the most distinguished performers
of the (lanais Theatres for the time of hie Itiajesty's
site vestmeenie'elmmr
trotls-Excitaxos. Out o'Ciees.—The price of
paw's, et present is 761.--31oney is easy. as Bache-
fat Bilis are from 2s. to as. premium.
IIItrOSTSD ILLSSAS or SconaraaPrOus the
fisapshire Telegrepk.)--" Sunday morning.—The
Mary Anne. Vuun". from Batavia to London, passed'
the Isle of Wight last ninth!; some of her passengers
landed here this morning, and state they left Saint
Wks: 56 days !lace, and on the day they sailed,
Ruesaparte, who b.d been seriously ill for some days
rot, bad, meet Sues eetedty. sent for Sir Hadsos
laws. the Governor, and hie dissolatios was
esot ezy
peeled to be far distant." What grounds there ma
los teethe letter part of this statement we have so
Milani of judging, bat we are not surprised at the
Gist part of the report. Previous to the arrival of
Ids Intelligence, we had karst that the health of
INSMISpark had been in a declining
eatment had state, and thbees
at a
Idler stating his complaints and
emirs ivy a medical gentletnan now is Louslon. who
had resided on the I sland. and bad bees presented to
a tlistingnished leader of the Opposltios is the Upper
attest, with a view to its being brought forward
are sin
stgautent. The Noble Earl, however, wen-
. , declined interferiag in the affair.
Yesterday the Lent Chancellor had as audlence of
tyre King.
pis Nlajesty's yacht, the Royal George, is fitting is
Puttsmosth harbour for his Majesty's reception, with
all possible haste. The alterations in the *permeate
im bee s com pleted, and they are sow being gildeTi.
Cones of Portugal have enacted, that all of-
fences charged against the press shall be tried by ore'
slinary juries, and that the defendant shall be 'Midst
to challenge 20 jurors out of 48.
A private letter of the 18th inst. received
by yester•
4y'e mail from Ilatuburgh, announces that the object
so long desired by the trading community of that city,
of effecting tee'du in tbe lemon and 'sport
ties, has co prospect of being accomplished. A coos
mines, consisting of ten merchants. has betel' ap-li
pointed to prepare a new tariff, and their attentioll
Will be principally directed, in the firm instance, to the
reduction of the ditties on imports.
Letters from Storkb..lnt of the Sth ist., state, that
the proposition of the King of Swedes,n relative to the
solglity of Norway, was rejected on the 26th ult. by
she subordinate Chamber of the Diet; and that of ths
two alterations proposed by the reporting Coalmines;
tither to accede to the pemposielon made by his 111 a.
?sty or to acknowledge the decree made by the last
two flirts ; the latter was adopted with only three die.
sendent voices. The question, however, is still to be
submitted to the High Chamber of
should the Diet, where a
better reception is anticipated and it even
there, the resource mill remains of the Diet its pleso.'
Itis positively asserted, that the King will sot, at all',
rate, sanction a decree of the Diet of that nstnre.
tints liasegibly shall, at the time of passing it,
assess'
neeordiag to the stipalations of the constitution, itselfl
ix the indemnity to which those are entitlediaho, is I
favour of the general isterests of the sta
tessessed by
do te, are eon,
pelted to ftsign privileges or inatntmit . A new
then' before she onion of the two kings
code of militarc exercise for the Svredish army. both
infantry and eayslry, has been adopted. which is said
to be much superior to that before in use. One of the.
letters from Stoealtolm mentions, as a singular fact,
that according to the RaSliall Court Almanack, there
'slot, at present. only two Grand Cro
of Sweden std
sses of chef:kris"
of St. George, which are--the King
Norway, and the Duke of Wellington that the
Russian empire has actually bubo lest
Fieldussian Field Marshal.
• vit., the Duke of Wellington. R
Marshal died about six weeks ago.
A notice, dated May 26, is given is Saturday's Gazetit
to Country Rankers, that the inset of the
_sew stamps
on twenty/ notes of one and two pounds, bad
at the Stamp Office.
The Gazette of Saturday contains a troelaritatioa
by his Majesty, ordainieg that Sovereigss of the
etinage of thety,
present reign. not weighting less thss
5 dens. 21 gent ;and Half Sovereigns, sot weighleg
• less than 2 theta. 131 grs. shall pass as curtest
and lawfal money, the former for 20m and the
Latta
fur 10s.
Talt,OSS 1411UTAXTux.—.At a late fair at Ulefratr,..
Sasses. when, as usual, a asoseroas paospay
see
met* alined togetbee at the priaripal I,aa la that ,
',lota fiver drop of wise ins took .

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Mr. .J 4 , , broogtt op,
Jadlireeti -- _ the Examiner,
\addressed the Court at considerable length.
principal object was to justify bis motives.
After a few words from the Soitctroa-lizseast..
• Mr. Justice HavLst pronounced the sentence of the
Court, viz.—" That he be imprisoned in the House
of Correction for one year, at the end of that period,
that he enter into recogaisancirs for good behaviour
for three year; himself, in the Ilan of 300/. and two
sureties of 230/.
KING C. PLINDILL.
The defendant in this case received the kulgsweat of
the Court for a libel on the Queen. illlOllllllllllll4
eight ealeader months in Exeter jail. Rerogaisemeao
for three years; himself in the sum of 3001. and two sure-
ties of 350/. each.
BING P. BALDWIN.
The defendant in this case bad been convirted at
the assizes fur the County of Kest, of an assault
upon officers of the Excise searching his master's pre- \
mites for materials used in adulterating bread. In i
consideration of his ill state of health, anti his having
suffered live months imprisonment. lie was discharr
ed on his own recognisances in the sum of 4W.
KING r. ruostas.
The defendant had been convicted at the Assizes fee
the County of Kent, of endeavouring to rescue smog-
piers. Sentenced to nine months imprisonment in the
Maidstone House of Correction.
Tllt KING V. 31[IP1IBT.
This case was somewhat similar to the last. Sen-
tenced to three months imprisonment in idaidstosse
-- of Correction.
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ELECTION FOX STIRLINGSHIRE.

STIRLING, MAT 24.---'rhis being the day appoint,
for the election of a Member of Parliament for Stirling-
shire. is room of the late Sir Charles Eslusonstone,
Batt. the freeholders of the county met at Pi o'clock,
in the Court-house, for that purpose.
As soon as the freeholders bad met. the Sher
foriff,
the
in
the *seal way. proceeded to read the writ
election, and the clerk the act against bribery and cot.•
ruption, and to read over the toll, when it appe,re,l
there were no less than 97 freeholders and life-renters
present.
The honour of taking the chair was declared to have
fallen on the Hon. Admiral Fleming, by a majority .1
l--there being. for the Honourable Admiral Flews \
int, 47; for Mr. tirallant Stirling, of Airth, 46.
Mr. Banks was naanimously chosen clrk.
About half-past 4 o'clock. Sir Thomas Livingstone.
Bart. rose, and proposed Henry Home Dranommid.
Eno., of Blairdrummond, as a fit and prow poems
to represent the county in Par
chliamolson, Esq.
ent. The mies
don was seconded by Stewart Ni, 01
Carnock.
Mr. Stirling. of Cragbarnet. then proposed Sir Ar-
chibald Etimonstone, Bart., as a At nail proper
which was seconded by 'fboosas Orahato Stirling, Bag.
of Airtb.
Fei
Upon the votes being taken, there appeared--
Mr. Drummond, 47—For Sir A. -ss
Majority, 5. When 11r. Drissmond was accordingly
declared duly elected.
Some new enrolments took pisor. 'kick
paired
the majority. Three gentlemen on each side
ofi'. We left Mr. Drummond in the midst of a speech.
returning thanks to his friends for the honour they
hail sonferred upon him.--( Edimborgis Star, Meg 9.)
&Actin's ATM.. Irs4.—Tbe Worthyes sod
have Intim
pendent Elector, of the Borough of St. Iv OM
good fortune of another oppor
to retenlty
re se of fever
e. ish's \
their elective franchise; their lapntativ hift.l
tirahans, haring accepted the Chiltern redsHund 151
favour of Lord Normanby, eldest son of tße
of Mulgrare. The writ was received by the Mayor
Sunday. and was pablislicrl on Monday, when %Mee,'
neetwas fixed on for thecomrnencessent of the Blertapo.
Lord Normanby is already in the field. and has can-
vassed the electors. Sir Christopher Ilawitits has also
announced himself a candidate,
in d
id, with every pro-
a canvas:sin his fa-
vour has been commenced, it s s.s
spect of success.--The worthy Baronet arrived in Lou-
don on Monday Iva, when he heard that Mr. Orshan:
had vacated his seat, and made instant arraugensents
for starting fur Cornwall the nest day : he passed
through Truro and arrived at St.
en
trest Friday.at the
The
contest will be severe, bat it leessiood th
chances are in f.troor of the Baronet.

A Theatrical Benefit, we are glad to find from an
advertisement in our paper to-day, is to take place to-
morrow, at Covent-garde,, is aid of the fonds of the
Philanthropic Institution, Titchfield-street. The os-
tensive gnod effected by this Institution, compared
with the contracted mane apparently employed,
are matters of serpri%e and admiration.
Within a few
years this benevolent Society has been enabled from
small contributions at its regular meetings to distil
bate among deadest@ and deserving pereoos almost
of ttoOgi
thossand pounds. Such discreet dispensers w'
city as the Committee of Masagement have preyed`
may well he trusted with augmented powers;
hope that the aid they solicit to-morrow will largish
them wi h means corresponding to their talents, die-
position, and views. If charity is twice blessed, is
blessing those who give as well as those
who receive,
the contributors on that occasion will bese of thole
rendered
twice happy, in enjoying with the exerci
beoevolence, attractive gratification of a very jeg-
dicious sad selection of theatrical enter-
tainments. •
The following information is said to have reached
town on Saturday, and given as official in a minis-
terial paper. No voucher, however, is given for its
authority.---4, St. Petersburgh, May I, By letters filo
ceived thisday from Constantinople, we are informed,
that in consequence of the manifestoes imaged by both
the Emperors, disapproving motsally of the salons
Ypsilanti, complete trangaillit, bad bees restored wag
where."
Ooversteent having withdraws the annul goat of
of Art eeltere, thit
3,00U1. per tonna to the Board
president, the Earl of Macclesfield, ILIA the peiserit:el
members who coostitated that beerti, have II
sabscription assougst themselves, in order te dapple
the teethed*, by salmi eeetribstieas.
listosaTteat.--Ilie Detid. of Labs. Idt the
Or
Rot Qsay,Oreetteel6 sheet eat eiaiehe P. a. so
hurley bog, with 344 lebeeligne.

..er Set *Avg a.
At all-esfileient is pstificai e
soar,
go
fit to parsec. The first is, that we bent geserally
thing better to offer our residers than a recommeada.loa
to ant book ; and the ,Erma that we have, as eidorierelle.,
no book "rents recommending them to. We sit
however, stead in the latter condition at the resent as-
treat ; for a book with the Ante title has jam sada iaa,
pearasee, that will form ne bad costrast to ike
columns of Parliamentary debate. by which rhos
are so greatly enlightened. Dv-Ate-bye, the vale* it
volume before us is enhanced at least doubly, otritig.
its bring poillished at this partienlar period; for UM,
6. stale. fiat, and --'• we (wonld finish the quotaffbe it
prieaegedid net stead in the vrav)if. than. tbe
tbe proceed. ,
logs and speeds*, *hick have been detailed to Pub
tic of late, do not entirely drive laughing out of fads
Jobs Ball must, after all, be the most light-hearted
volatile being in the creation. Takings will, bottevers
be found a stiontlant suffiriently poireifel to remote that
state of and torpor of -certain muscles *boa the
'face, whtrrtZe aforsaid causes have tended to 'tette.
The work comprises a poem in sie Cantos, access's-
sled try twenty-sin plates. all appropriate to the amiss
if the story, and full of humour and character. The 1
Latter are designed and etched by Mr. IL Dagley, author et
I'Velint Oents from the Antique." and some other fin-
ilk Works. The designs are never marked b 1
Estrin caricature hut generally express a
applieation of the participle " taking ' In
kiagth ssit)Sfits
time with some other word,—sech as " taoeght
taking measure," be. They are anlike any a
the works of late years which bare bees *landed
upon the same principle of graphic illustration, info-
winch as they are distinguished from them by the sad*
differesces sibielt drew the line between comedy and farm
A very Inge
pager is wed RA to do work. eatided
" ifieeelieseoes oiseerratioas on tit• bailie/yes is Art.*
I It is wsitteu by the artist. and displays at mice. deep M.
search into the rich stores of the antient remains of the
comic efforts of the pewit, and a mind capable of appro.
Listing them, by entering into all their combinations,
awl perceiving the force and application of every meg*
ing and every idea which they express. Perhaps cps*
a lessee occasion we shall be able to give an extra*
from this paper. as it is really fall of clarifies matter sad
observation. The poets is a fit oesspaision for such ex-
cellent society as that is which we find it—namely.
the plates. It is written is a stares., and a a rrrrr 1
Planner, bearing some resemblance to the style of lieppo.
In fact. its whole gist is not dissimilar from that work.
with the difference that the soble author applies th
the
e
War of his wit sad satire to the Veactiaus
while
author of es Takings," (Alto thinks he is imoir. bat
whose retreat we haveshowed by guessing*. might easily
be discovered.) does sot weeder so fat from
home. The
%%lowing resageappliesteabeateroosplate of" swig
Masora.

IV,.
" is what does law gave for *yeti eye.
Awl loath Ihr teeth. This rale from lasi-maitts drives
To fashion's boasts has bees goapelimi to fly.
Where bin fer bill Is salforeily given.
The dooltee's bill is gloat tot doable pal.
Tee parehasor glees bis--io rya away.
mos.
" l"ate took M, usateures--Snip his bill had get.
I was Tom's hill Owls over de. some moireta
Mid wow errand to Mastro Ow a coat
Mid laespaissibies—re pantalooa.
• I have yea sow. mod be. • l'ee made a hit.
I Immo you're part sl :4) aped efeerilt.' "
wive.
•• Ile he departed. and Vtothor etas.
•4lie name die1...Ta5e.....10, "S begwo• err.
i Tear name is Taboos. 1 resume r • The New.
' 1 ewe. * yin sheet a little wit:
Some parehment dips he showed. visieb wade Ttat il•Alee.
For the* seemed besoder then the others were.'
Imo it.
" With ladle:lion he to feels.
lbe cried, 'this mood shoat delay.
• I hate;
Your master nieasered,--brieg the things sows bane.
1 cosset tarry willies here all dsy."
• No. Sir. you ail 01r,—that is very true.
• Bring the *lap boast 1 COMO to bring Woe toe: ••
:stmt.
SG lime the Collegiaa's shoelder felt a slap;
The shoulder Is a very tender pa
Tbls. Tom sea testify. for ale Mightn.
tap.
Went. bedeelared, directly to his heart."
• •• •
• • •
If so opportosity occurs we shall eettaialy glee another
estract from this highly entertaining beet. We benne
the author to be a sumessful *Titer ID amidst*. branch of
litapture. SEMIIIIEE
SIR JOSIICA RstvoLvs.
-.....-
On Saturday were sold the rensaining Oil Sketches,
Unlit.ished Portraits. Sketch Book., In which occasional
criticisms are inserted. sonny Drawiogs, and libeivise
the Easel of that distinguished painter. a relic WO *-
feet the family seemed to entertain ao with to preserve.
The principal Sketch Books were otrrhawd by Mr.
Howsthell for ore handfed end sisty guineas ; Mr. Sosne
reetieeed one hook ettataining ninety•sis lie,
men for 25
pieces, and Mr. Rogers also procured a spec for
listen' guineas. A fairly written eopv of the Journey
'to Flanders and Holland, pnblish en in the seeowl voulatile
' Reynolds Works, by Mr. Malone, was
of Sir Joshes Rey
withdrawn by Mr.Uwatkint,esecutor to the Merchloses.
a Ilsonsond, under the idea of its being as original ma-
uesortre. The sketches in the hook. are slight and i
perfect. made during his tours on eonhtinen anti
chiefly ai Italy. The criticisms on the
of them
pictere. he saw
there are very general, and loosely willies; moext st
and carem
ise
evidently in early life, and from their imperf
the literary
less style of composition, give no prom et
reserve of Sir Joshua Reynolds sebeneently acquired
1/ the publication of his excellent Hiscoune..
A Portrait of Sir Joshes. painted by himself. Dearly
equal to that purchased by Lord Noresanton in t h
Phipp e first
day's sale for 234 rise*, was obtained by Ges.
ter 32 guineas.
A Sketch in Oil of Moses is the Ball-rnshes, per-
shined by r Denby for 40 guineas.
Portrait of Miss Beasciere, is the character of Una,
bought by Lord Norman** for 31 guineas.
A Holy Family sold for 33 guineas.
A Portrait of Miss Ridge, the bead finished, sold for
31 guineas
A Portrait of Rembrasdt, by Sir Joshualtersods, sold
for 21 pitman.
Thuseerted mahopsy Easel mid for *wen gowns.
Thus red
the sale of the various works antr profes-
sional studies of this great artist, the whole of which,
highly to the hosoor of Rogiishoes, were sold at uses-
sowled prices.
ado or a Funeral PH% said to lase been pezehased
fa the British loatitstion, was bought by Ss: Charles
Leog for the Kin. red le sow in UssitesTahce.
22115MIIMMIle
Iswirtes. blot 14.—Ber -
eelebrated is this Worm -
`soy. from as Mir Mee
as ilea $ die Alpe la t'
and the diseberse lie,
deny do tea,
peek es die
iireweeles.

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, swv.ve.
Ar 'doe o'clock.. she palseoten
ga Tholgiw
to izese
Chapel, where they received the s
returned thesis/It the Cotter yarshof the Oftill at lones
when Morley; Or be parsed, dropped Imo+
into the ebarlfy-fooCt belonging to the datkirti
hued is the (gaol. They were then pinioned%
toen afterwards, creased At. Court Maio. "41 gab+
last deeotioord
eroded to the room where their
emigre we* to be peellermed. They -alljoinod in 11160
amens with pecoller fervency. After Atli/troll* •
usual imams* seletted from tho pude railed
Sinners' lamentation, they protteedlal tht
which led to the floor op which stands the pintlViCe
Betide was the first called; be went ap with a*a
step, and was tied up. Dingier wet called aeattalat•
went up the steps et a quick pa*, aid took ha
station. After he wee tied op. Ihittoit followed. miff
sod to the left of the otl.er two. When sill Illet•
repo bad been adjosted, the Chaplain of the Ihrsob.
to Arhons they espesseti their many obligations for his
ind** towards them.) adanced, and after sayings ftw
Ato each, shookthem by di! hand. and NMI
dal farewell. Mr. Tatnall was now te
itik erldl *sof
sad to him also they expressed thellr &eta grafrit
~ for his linnanity and atteotinll go es.'
elute they bad horn under his rare. The caps trete SOW
drawn over their fares, and a man wit prepared tipdritir.
doe bolt which lets the drop fall, s should as Sadtin, who
MOM a handkerchief in his hand, let as a
algae% that they were ready. They all condoned to pray
is the most fervent manner, for several Militates. !kW&
add hell the handkerchief; u hen Ding
e as If
ima."
ri•
float at the delay. said. .• bet ns go oat of this wall
.8411stitin still held the signal. end Manley, urged hb
• second and a thini time. in the same word., to ha it
fall. Morley, when he Wad that Mikis did ivies,-
ply with his request, asked for the handkereblef, Adel
being given to him. he, in a fro *goods. threw the
handkerchief over his head. with an effort that feared it
several yards behind him, and instantly the drop fall.
Satkia and Dutton were touch alketed ;
but M op.
try bore his fate with great resolotion.--Timy all sw7
hoasriedged the jutness of their sentence'
aithin +keying thney
died la peace and goodwill with all md : ad.
that they wasted is the mercy of lied. throsigh tao
meditates of his Soo Jesus Christ.
!Wide was in his 30th year ; Dunes all 4
301
Sleety 31.—1 t is not a little remarkable. that Dalla
was *tele to the other two. and that Slag ley
Dittos were brethemin-law.—After hanging as
hoof, their bodies were cat down, aid afterwards de-
to their Meads.

tyneowsslrgwo—
le comegnence of informatious against shield peedts
sous for concealing smuggled goods. search wa rr au
were tot Wednesday granted by the Mayor of Canter.
bury. Da the affidavit of one of the Officers of
to the execution of which on the same teeniest,
ittaatity of arms and Balm e on were diseovored is
the boom of a man noosed Webb, residing at the cor-
set of Rattlagton-lane, is Broad-street, who stated
they bad been left there by a noted mouggler• set
con-
pored to have been coneeeted with the persous
toned hi OS late morel at HOMO Bay. they MHO
ebelmei of eleven horse-pletuls, shell or pooch with eight
OM& of ball cartridge, upwards of one hundred hall
oortriars foe& sod onmAdr. with the instraisenta
toe priories the same ; all which the officer look
leo Ma custody.
111111APICHO6Y Accioewr.--On Monday last. a Mlle
after seven o'clock is the evening, as Mr. John (imbued,
the grandsoo of Mr. John Bothard, of Manske Moor
Foundry, was amusing himself in shooting at birds In
an adjoining Reid, his fowline-piece, by some tanosplain-
ed cram, went off, and he received the Contents in ibis
head. jest above the left ear, the
wentsho passed quite
through the brains, part of which ord into his
hat. Mr. tiothard languished in s state of insensibiltry
for shoot half an boar, wises be expired. It is a singu-
lar eircomstanee, that the servant who was sent ou horse-
back to Leeds for surgical assistance, broke his leg in
eoneerioence of his horse falling with him as he was en.
series ilond-street. He was conveyed to the Itslirmary.
but was re nsored the following morning to Mr. Llotharl's
boom,—(f eeds Mercury.)
Us Wednesday inorniag a melaorholy accident 11C-
rutted at a colliery at Silkstone, near Barnsley.
twee, nine and ten o'clock eleven see employed in
that *vinery were ascending from one of the pits, sad
after having nearly reached the top, the brig ghee
way, and the chain breakind, the whole were outer-
troately precipitated to the bottom, a depth of nearly
60 yards. Six of them were killed. and tin reusainde:
so dreadfully injured as to leave bat little hopes of th'eir
recovery. Most of the aufortunAte suffwers hAre left

.VAKKETS.

Cove Emlttmac, MAY V.—flaring had a 1100
supply of Wheat this inerninr, the sales were heavy et
the prices of this day se'nnlght, anti only the finest
qualities were disposed of. The malting season Ws:
now nearly over, and the supply of Barley tieing r.sthite
large. thedeetand was very miring, and even the finAt
saleples with diffielty obtained last Mooday.t prieck,
theisferior sorts are Is. per quarter chesper.--fit' ate
Is. par quarter dearer than on this day week, bet the
sales were not so brisk as on Priday.--In henna and
Peas so alteration.
EsoLisn. s. 1-
Peas
a. Sall Beans ...... ... 96 93
\ Wheat. K.nt. and IF.ssex Tiek ditto. .......... ss ary
NeW .......... Oata, Potato. 24 26
Old .......... 116 GI Dino. Poland ........ tI 14
Salo. ........... Ditto, Peed .......... It 41,
Old .......... . 36 60 Floor, Per Ssek ...... 46 3 I
Norfolk (Old) ...... 46 34 Rep seed. per Last... P 1 84
Rye......... 96 /A Foamy:.
Barley.... .......... 90 97 Wheat. AlWedetrl. •.. 0 0
Malt ................ 60 66 Maisie ........... . 64
Whits Pees .......... 30 31 Balite. Red ....... ... 60 66
Boilers ......... 30 40 Hatabro' Red ...... .. ill IA
aray Miss .......... 26 30
Sestrurest.• NAeIICT, SIiT
The market was
,abosesatte supplied this IWorniag with all discriptioas
la usesk„ef which there was a great qsantity of prime
lillilli le oeusweence of which the market is loekieg ,
,ifiltWaetni. •
(To siek the offal ; per Stone of tabs.}
sii. iitt • ( eATTI.T. AT malts?.
3s. Beasts ............. 101
Calves :: ............
Meer and !Antis—. Ake
Pits ........... .. • 0110
of Hay remains as per tut
alteration. . " • •
Straw ..ti. Si. to U. VII.

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