The Statesman.
London, England, 1823-03-11 00:00:00

itglwroL 1.111.A-WIER FAIR.

In the Leather Pairat Bristol Which commenced on Tug.
'day, the supply of Dressing-hides and Crops are very short,
'and file whole was sold. SOFA were in great abundance,
'aid many parcels remained unsold. notwithstanding they
were offered at reduced prices. Thefe was a considerable
quantity of Raw Goods for sale. but the buyers were cautioui
on Recount of the present scarcity,and consequent high pricei
of bark. The prices were as follows
Ileac yCreps.pr lb 2ld to 22d
Light & Middlingl9o to 2 Id
BestSaddlers'llsMd to 220
Coalman do I9d to eod
Shoe tildes 2041 to 21d
Welsb tlides....l2d to WO
Roll ditto ' I6d to 1941
Buffsloes ' lad to 21d
Rounded ditto 2.1 d to 2341
Close Rum 23d to 28d
English Norse tis.l4d to 154'
Spanish ditto AU to Qld
Best Pattern Ss ti 441 to 2s.lid
Common d0....2s Id to 2s 3d
Shaved Cow Its 2241 to 2541
Heavy Skids '' II led to Bs

Welsh Skins ls 441 to Is 94
Heart• ditto '•42d to •ltd
Irish skins.• • Ns 7d to Is lOti
Kips Is 7d to Is MI
Small Sesls...ls 6d to Is iti

RAW GOODS.
R. A. Hides......loed t 124
SpanishliorseHs...3s. to tu..
Dried German do. Ss. to Ills.
Salted German do.. ... .
Mogadore Kips rd to 7e4
Dried Russia Us. tied to 944
Merneliiips lld
Dry Memel Calf Skins. • "lid
Dry Dutch Rides. l Id

ickiDENT BY Fias.—Saturday morning,
as Mrs. Aoltes,-the wife of a respectable fellmonger, retd-
ding hi Wellingion-street, Dorkhead, Bermond,ey, was
in the art of pdttlng some cotes on her parlour fire, hav-
ing at the time a fine ;data Of nine months old in her
arms, her clothes caught fire, and in a few seconds she
was enveloped in Banns. She ran in .a distracted state
into the street; brit unfortunately retutned again into the
house, shutting the door after her, withoitt any person
perceiving her distietiaing situatidn ; at length a person
reAding opposite sate through the parlour window the
unfortunate woman in it blaie; be ittstatitaneonsly
caught up the carpet bf his room for the purpoie of ex•
tinenishinte the flames, but before he could teach the
lime, so great waS the shock be received front the me•
lancholv sight he beheld, that He felt exhausted at the
foot of his owu stairs, be poor ircltnan ran nice more
into the street, and her tries soda attracted tile ilention
of a baker, who was at the thomthit serefag bread in the
neighbourhorel ; be rushed immediately upon her and
taking her in his army with great greieuce df mind,
matte for the passage of' the next house, and throwing
her upon the4oor succeeded; with the assistance of
others, who lisMis time had assembled, in quenching
the fames, but not until be bad himself been very se-
verely scorched. Her body, as well as that of the hide
infant, was dreadfully burnt. Mt...lice' assistance wis
immediately called in, and the usual remedies applied,
but little hopes are entertained of their recovery..
• Three Caron:it' Ingnests were held I.st night at the
Penitentiary, Millhank, on the bodies of three convicts.
who expired on Sunday last. Verdict—Died by the
' Visitation of God.

• LONDON MARKETS.
•
PRICE OF BREAM
The priest of the 41b. Loaf is slated at 9d. by the tut;
priced Bakers.

CORN EXCIIAN6E, N 1 ARK I.A•k.
Quantities end Prices of British Corn. &c. sold and deli-
eered in this market, during the week ended Saturday, the
Ist of March :
Qrs: ..0 a. d. s. d.
Wheat 7,202 for 18.453 I 4 Average .. 45 st
Harley
Oats 22,148 .. 24,583 8 2
Rye
Beaas • INS ... 2,456 II 2 ..s
Pease ... . lA* .... 1.868 U 0
—._. _

/5/1010E. GRAIN ON BOARD snip, A 6 UNDER :-•
'.-.)alt.' 5. 5. 5. s.
Wlikat, red, (old) —.33 30 Beans, small. (new) ..2S 32-
-1--.--, white, (old)
-- red (new) ....40 42 -- tick, (new) ...„24 1$
------ fine ...... ....44 46 ---------- (old) ;.. 97 29
superfine ....46 30 -- harrow (new) —27 99
r^-, White (new) ..40 44 • (oid) ..30 31
----- flee 4O 30 Oats, feed ld 18
-- superfine 3l 37
flYe .‘" • 24 27 Poland lB 20
Barley„ 26 30
Sae 32 84 Pntatoe •,O 22
•—;.-- superfine. •.. •36 39 ---- fine .• 23 It
Malt 44 30 Scotch 23 26
—fine 64 62
Pease, hog 26 28 Flour, per Sark 43 36
---i- maple 3O 33 - Seconds 3i 44
---- white 24 30 -- North Country 38 42
—. boilers (new) 36 39 Pollard, fine, per qr... 14 16
Brank 24 28 Bran

SEEDS, 6e.
MONDAY. MMICR 10.—There is a further advance on both
Red and Willie Clover.—Linsetd is also 2s. per qUarler
dearer, and Rapeseed Cl per last.
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PRICE or HOPS, ren Cwt. IN THR BOROUGH.
MO%DAV, MARCH 10.—There was a little more business
done in Hops last week, and xood ones folly kept their
prices ; but the currency may be stated the same.—By aq
order of the House of Commons. dated Feb. 94, it apporip
that thsimpount of Hops exported in the yesr ended tifalth
of January, 1822, was 21,333 cwt. 151 b.; and in the year
ended the sth of January, 1823, 30,474 cwt. 2 qrs. 20 lbs.—
Total 52,007 cwt. 3 qr. 71bs.

MEAT.
SMITHFIELD, MOND kV, DIARCH 10.
Prices returned by the Clerk of the Market.
PER ST.OF 8 POUNDS (ALIVE.) a. d. s. d.
s. d. s. gl. Vea1...........4 4
Beef 3 4to 4 4 Pork ..........3 —4 S
Mutton 4 0— 4 0 Lamb 0 0

CATTLE AT HARKIIT THIS DAY.
Beasts, 2,271 ; Calves, 14.5 ; Sheep, 17,360 ; Pigs, 290.

NEWGATE MARKET, MONDAY, MARCH 10.
PER IT. OF 8 POUNDS (DEAD.) S. d. S. d.
s. d. s. d. Vei1....... ..3 oto 3 0
Beef 2 4to 3 9 Pork ...2 8— 4 4
Mutton .2 10 310 Lamb .. 0 0— 0 0

HAY AND STRAW, m LOAD.
Surenvreso—Hay, 60s. lid. to SW. Od.--Straw, SA. Od.
to 60s. 4kl.—Clover, 808. ltd. to 90s. Od.
ST. JAMES'S.—Hay, 03s. Od. to Sts. UAL—Straw, 4.35. Od.
to 60s. Od.—Clover, 675. Od. to Sis. Od.
WHITECHAPEL.—Hey, 765.04. to Ms. Od.—Straw, 335. ltd.
to 00s. Od.—Clover, SW. Od. to 955.0 d.
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COAL MARKET, Msacn 10.
Ships at Market. Ships sold. Price.
57 Newcastle
si Sunderland

MARRIED.--Ott the 10th inst. at St. Dunstan's, East,
Mr. J. Blentaro, of America-square, to Sarah, eldest daugh-
ter of Mr. R. Smith, Lower Thames-street

DIED.--On Thursday, the 2d Jan. at New Orleaus. Gen.
F. Humbert, formerly of the army of the French Republic.
but who resided at New Orleans for the last nine years, and
who, in 1798, landed in the south of Ireland. at the beadle
lOW men.
On Monday, the 10th inst. Elizabeth, wife of J. J. Raw-
llnson. Esq. of Doughty-street.
' On the 9th inst. at Camberwell, Mrs. Corwen, wife of Mr.
J. Curwen, of Great Eastelpeap.
On the Bth inst. at Walham-green, in her 53d year, Mrs.
Stockdale, relict of the late Mr. J. Stockdale.
On Thursday last, at his seat, Frome-Louse, Dorsetshire.
aged 80,N. Gould, Esq.
On the sth instant, aged 08, John Briant, Esq. of Lough-
toll, Essex.

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