The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-07-17 00:00:00

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JULY I6.—Caam down from the river and Sail=
ed. the Edward Paget, Grady, for Madras and ;
Segue, Honer, for Strider; Loyalty, Metcalf, for New
York; Speedy, Andrew, for Newfonrufloind ; Onyx.
Miller, for Jamaica ; his Majesty's ya•th Royal Soar-
' rsFpr, to the Westward. A rri verland retnaln intheDownY4
Soder ristrantioe, the filedaeosna, Ito,s den, 1(.0111 Pa.
krmo ; the Gotestry, Horn, from St. Vincent's, in to leis.;
ward, arid will wort into the Downs this flood.—Wind
N. N. W.
PLYMOOTU; .1171./ IL—Arrived the Sprizlitly, Dry-
den, from Oporto; Neriee, Nixon, frost, Jamaiel, ins dl
days, off the port; Sophia, Zetjin, front Tecei :.tfe, in :11
Assn.—Wind B.
itio.worrn„ Juts lb.—Arrived the Alice, Nluller. from
Tenerife, is U days. Sailed the thriatina, Wall, fog'
Van Dieman's bead ; lied Coldstream, Stevem, fur Ittn-
gal.—Wind E.
Ltssarooh. Jules 18.—The Niarara. for New York.
which wu on shore en Hoyle Dank. has been got nit,
after discharging part of her cargo and brought to not
Princes Dock.

• iIARVEST AND MARKETS.
Lewis, JULY 15.—The sickle will be broucht
pretty generally into.ase in this enanty, in the course
of a week or ten days. The Wheat Crops, in toners.
Illations are of the highest promise, both in point t.f
vaulty cad guilty. Oar Corn Markt.% cm Tuesday,
wee the dullest ever keesrur Old Wheat was quite a
shag, and appeared ma to be raiii:4l.
Nonwsce, lest. lA.—Harvest has already bruin
Near this city. At Starke Holy Cross a piece of TAN.
Teri *hest was began to be reaped on Wednesday
last—a proof of du *unordinary forwarduas of ti.e
season.
FIaST New Wseal.—Yesterdly, Thomas Jseob,
Esq., commumed reaping his Talavera Wheat at Mil,
tut, or !Unspoilt, eburstp Kilkenny, between two and
three milee,feede Waterford. It turns oat an excellent
crop is quality and guilty. The late rains have lat.
proved re pt*, much, particularly oats.—( fele: d
Mirror. Ail IS)
Knutson, JuLr 12.—The fair at Callan on Wed-
nesday was refutably dull. It is needless to qu..te
prices as seemly spy sales were effected. Yoa might
hey prime fat welkin tot a pound a piece, good shrei•
'for Hils. and milch curator 4/. to 51. Fed Iseult and
strippers met no offers.
Never were we likely to hare a more abundant !ir-
eos' this the present. Corn of every description al.
pears remarkakty.well and productive. The potatos
gutiette far 111•0114 04r expectations by the opersti.m
of the kW rola& New potatoes in many places iq the
arialboarkasid.-4Limeriek Ch. nn )
WATS 00000 MA alclitT. JULY 13.—New Ititter,frons
aidgisboarlog fattasers, was yesterday at 839. generally
fat ant qualitiaa, and t few prime lots were said to have
eistalaird 61. to Is. more ; towards tbeelose of the mar-
ket, however, the demand getting slick, the price de-
Ailed to @Ss., and some were bought at @lt. Some
brokers' lots remained unsold. Weig.bed at the Gran.'
ea
Thursday, 433—yesterday, 211 firkin:.

Sin thousand pounds is said to be theism takes at
the doer of the. Royal Academy fur admissions to view
die into Saisibitiou.
Many oemspiers in Kent, it is reported, have revolved
on giving the following reduced priers for harvest work
Ibis year:—Heaping a full average crop of wheat, 9r.
per acre; mowing and binding ditto, 7s. per acre ;
mowing and binding a full age crop of bar-
ley and oats, 4s. 61. per acre ; peas and heaps in pro.
portion; daily labour in harvest, 3s. per day without
b 'sad, and 2a. per day with board, and 201. per d .3r
all other parts of the year.
On Thursday the 20th tilt., an inquest was held at
Melton blowbray. by C. MEREDITii, tient. Coroner, no
the body of William Neale, aged 16 years, who shpt
himself with a pistol en the Tuesday evening precedinstr.
Jobe Wright, a watchman, deposed that shoot a quar-
ter past twelve o'clock be was going his rounds; is
Burton-end he observed a min on the opposite side ot.
the way. apparently in a kneeling posture; on
towards him, he walked on, and when It • :rot within
few yards of him he heard the report of a pistol, and s t .v
the man fall ; when be approached him he found he ~119
quite dead, on which be alarmed the neighbonchen I,
and assisted in carrying the deceased into the Red 1,;,,0
public-house. Mr. Long, assistant to Mr.J. Whitchurcia,
lateen, deposed that he attended the deceased, rot
found, on examining his bady, that he teas shot through
the heart, and the bullet had lodged in the spine, wh:t..l
occasioned his instant death.—Mr. It H. lirown,j•to.,
carrier, deposed, that the deceased was his apprent ;
that for the last month Ise had observed a great alteration
in his manner; on Tuesday afternoon he had occasi.,,
to speak to him on the Impropriety of his conduct, after
which he left the deponent's house, and he slid not see
him again until after he bad shot hitnielf.—Verulie..
• Lumley.'
On Tuesday last, an inquest was hell at the Winuiroll,
in Market-street, Nottingham, before IL Enfield, lien'.
Coroner, on the body of Malachi Litchfield, who out
the preceding day, hail hung himself in his own hed•
room, in a fit of drunkenness.—Verdiet Lunacy.
An inquisition was taken yesterday afternoon. be.
fore Mr. UNwiN, the Coroner, at the Grave Morris,
Whitechapel-road, on view of the body of Mr. Geo-ge
Ilarewood, aged about thirty, who put a period to his
esistenee by cuttiag his throat. It appeared front
evidence that the deceased, who had lived for some
years as clerk in the employ of Messrs. filbert and
Co., West India Merchants, resided with Lis wife and
fat ;'v at Kennington, and that be was fur suite time
back troubled with a brain-fever, whichredeeetl him
to a low dejected state, and brought on sod) symptoms
of insanity, as to render it necessary to hive a cl us •
watch kept over him ; but he unfortunately eluded the
vigilance of his keeper, escaped into the water-closet
if a friend's house in Mile E.ol, on Mon•lay foreno.oe,
and there cut his throat with a penknife, almost fram
ear to ear. lie was soon afterwards discovered blew:-
ong profusely from the wound, and was instantly eo).
,eyed to the London Hospital, where he expired
the course of two boors after. Verdict—•• That the
leeeased put a period to his esisteuce by cu-ing bin
throat, being at the time in a state tof temiuorary toen-
ail derangewent,--Aaother inquest was taken bele: e
'lr. Cowin, at the same- time and place, on view of
he body of James Mason, aged JI. The dereag-
t appeared, worked at the Colour ilantalctory of Sir
;twits P ice, Mill Wall, Purdue, and it as eoupleyed
ceding the machine, on the '':l tilt. when one of l.•:,
oands was completely shAtterra. by bring cati.:ht it,
he wheel. lie wus taken to the London iit.sputa:,
euiere the arm was amputated, and he diet tame uta
inntlay las:, of a usortiticetoo, wl.ich ctnued. Vet•
et—" 'ideate! Dt.itio.' —Oeudauto oira.

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