The Statesman.
London, England, 1823-06-23 00:00:00

MARKETS AND FAIRS.

!ARDS, JVNa 91.—Oar Beast market. on Tuesday. exhi-
bited a short supply of Beef. which (lIIIMaIt UMW of it, an•l
especially of the Runt kind, was (rood) met a heavy sale at
reduced prices. Mutton and Lamh were in great plenty. but
much of each sort wanted buy era et from 3d.to 4d. per stone-
under the prices of the preceding market-day ; the very hest
wether mutton fetched barely 4s. per stone. The Brighton
butchers were the principal deai.rs,
At lialishom Market, on Wednesday,the different descrip-,
lions of stock experienced a heavy, dull sale, although in
point of price, the sellers felt a disposition to be accommo-
dating._

The Fair at Rotherfleisl, on Wednesday, was the worst
that had been witnessed at mat place for many years ; the
horned cattle made but a sorry show on their ground, and
the attendance was too limited to admit of much business
being transacted, though the reverse has been the general
character of that fair.

ARUNDEL CORN MARKET.—Wheat, 131. to IU. 51. per
load ; Bader, 30s. to 31s; Oats, 283. to 294. per quarter ;
Pease, 84; Beans. ss. 6d. per bushel ; Flour, 15d. per gal-
lon ; Quartern Loaf, B,ld.
CMCIRESTER CORN MARKET.-Twelve hundred and twelve
quarters of wheat are returned by the Corn Inspector, as
sold during the week ending the littlipst., which Re
the sante as last week, at 601.27. per quarter; Bar-
ley, 313. W.; Oats, 283.; and Pease, 38i.--Quartern loaf,
t3d. and Sid.
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YARMOUTIt, JuNe 10.—We lied n good supply of Wheat
on Saturday at our Market, which met extreme dull sales
at from Is. to 2s. per quarter cheaper. In Barley nothing
doing. Peas and Beans are in demand. Oats are dull and
rather cheaper.

The great annual fair at Trinity Muir, Breciiin, was held
on Thursday. and Friday. On Thursday, there was a very
large supply of cattle, consisting chiefly of droves from the
north, in good order for the grass. Augusshire cattle of
good quality were scarce. Dealers who bought at the north
country markets, and sold atTrinity Muir, lost money. Fat
cattle were disposed of at a little advance in price, 7s. 7s. 3d.
and in some instances 7a. ltd. per stone; but towards even-
ing prices fell. On Friday, good horses were in demand, and
brought high prices: but inferior ones were not in requet,
A good many purchases were made on the preceding night.

AVERAGE TRICIA 0. CORN IN E'VOLAND ANIII WALES IN THIS
WEIR EV D JUNE 18.
PER..R. S. d. TER QR. S. d.
Wheat ♦ fre: 3 Oats ^l3 10
Rye.... 8 Beans ... 33 5
Barley
Average Pries of Brown or Muscovado Sugar, com-
puted from the Returns made in the week ending the Nth
day of June, 1813, is 304. SO. per cwt.

SMITIIPIPED M ,1111iPT. JUVE 23.—There was a good sap-
ply this morning of all descriptions of Cattle. particularly of
Oxen, a great number of which were of the inferior ktnd.
Mutton may ke quoted at last Monday's prices, but Beef is
rather lower. There was a good sale, owing to the cool-
ness of the weather.

M 1./1111ED—On the 19th inst., at St. George's, Ilannve^
square, the Rev. Richard Bracken Mich* Fellow of Queen";
College, Oxford, to Henrietta Harriet, eldest daughter of
the late Duncan Campbell, Esq. of Bedford-square.
On Saturday. at the church of St Mary-la-bonne. J. D.
Fitzgerald. Esq. Deputy Assistant Corotnissary-Oeurral to
the forces, to Mary Ann, only daughter of the late R. Fuller,
Esq., of York-street, Portman-square.
On the 17th inst., at the New Church, St. Pancras. Joseph
Conder, Esq.. of the Pipe-office, Somerset place, to Emily.
eldest daughter of John Pattison Panton, Esq., of the same
office.
On the 17th inst. at Edinburgh, Josiah Nisbet, E•q.. of
the Madras eh 11 service. ta Rachel. second daughter of Sir
John Maioribanks, of Lees, in the county of Berwick,
Hart., M.P.

DIED—Oa Saturday, the 14th instant at Twickenham,
Frances Susannah, wife of Lord De Dunstantille, of Tehidy
Park, in the County of Cornwall.
At Exeter. on the Bth inst., Thomas Harry Ha ben, Esq.
formerly of Corsica Hall. near Seaford.
iOn the 13th inst. at Irthinaton, eight miles from t ,ie elle,
Mr. Robert Bowman. farmer, in the I ibth year of h a figs I
—(Carlisle Journal.)

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