The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-08-16 00:00:00

BETTING AT TATTERS Ml:S.—Ave. 13.

DOWCAIITIM ST. LFGER.---S to 2, II to 1, mod It last ?to
2 opt Swop-13 to 2 agot hjax-10 to 1 opt ManJanit-
-14 to l opt Mareellus-18 to 1 apt Mr. Gaottolgao's e.--Ifi
to I opt Euphrosyne—?b to I soot Piliarlick-23 to 1 ogst
Newt)) ttv-42 to 1 asst Lord Egrentont's o.
bit VatAllitirT Lieele.—Even on MOMS.

SUDDEN Meru. —This morninx about ten ..'clock,
a gentleman with his two daughters on going to the
Auction Mart to Mr. Armstrong, the S,ocit
was taken ill and dropped down dead. Medical as-
sistance was immediately tent for, hut the bres•h W. 13
entirely extinct. It is understood the Oent:e.nao cane
from Cambridge on busineat. He was about sixty years
of age.
WATERFORD BUTTER BIARICET, Ave. 13.—Thu
Saspen•ion of Business at the Ba.ter Crane termi-
nated on Saturday. About twelve o'clock (as stated
in the latter part of or.r impression of that day), the
following notice was posted op in the Market-
house:

" The Weigbmaster being most antions to do away
with the present Suspension to the Purchase of Butter,
so injurious to all those frequenting the Waterford mat-
ket, is determined to weigh with or without the usual al-
lowance of Ileamage, as most agreeable to the parties,
this bring a matter solely between the buyer and seller.
The Weighmaster requests those persons objecting to
the allowance of four lba per firkin will state it to the
Purchaser, and also to the Deputy Weighanaster, before
the Butter is put into the scales.'
A Meeting of the Merchants engaged in the Trade
took place at two o'clock, at which, we uoJersta..d, it
was uoanituously resolved to persist in their previous
determination, via. not to purchase any !tatter with.
out the customary allowance of four p,mude beams('
on each firkin. This being previously noderstuod,
business was speedily resumed, and 206 firkins were
writhed off, three-fourths of which, however, con-
sisted of brekers' parcels. and only ooc.fonrth of far-
users' lots. For first qualities of the latter, 78s. pee
cwt. was the general currency, though some were
bought at 775. Yesterday. 209 casks were weighed,
containing nearly the same proportion as on Satter.
day of homes' butter, which rated from 735. to
6d. for firsts ; the latter price was paid pretty gene-
rally, and 3d. over in a few instances.

(EXCLUSIVILT FOR TaE SraraaarAN
CORN MARKET, Auourr 16, 1522.—Tbe arrivals of
Wheat this week are rather large considering the great
supplies of the last; what little could be disposed of
to dee has been at A reduction of ss. or Bs. per piar.sincc
Moni.4y. Unbridge market yesterday was the largest
ever known at this season of the year, anti 12s. Fri qr.
cheaper.-114.11011 qrs. of wheat and dour have arrived
this week, at Liverpool, from /refund.

CORN EXCIIANCit; Avo. 16.—A very large quantity
of Wheat reuesios on band, and some forced sales wets
made this morning to clear vessels which have been
some time detained, at very low prices, viz. 4s. per qr.
below Aloo,lsy's quotations; but we do not consider
the market worm than on that day for that of tine va-
lley, where a sacrifice in price was not requ'reel foe the
above purpose.—The Oat trace continues very heavy,
and is. per quar.cieeaper.—ln Beans and Peas. there b
a• alteration.
SMITHVIILO Maancc.—There was a great number of
Oaen at market this morning, but not so many Sheri
aad Lambe as on former Fridie. There sae a larz.
reportioo of inferior sorts. The prices .if All flesciii
Hans may be quoted much the same es per lost Mon lay'
enahtt.