The Statesman.
London, England, 1823-08-19 00:00:00

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lowest 7s.—The only horned cattle on the ground was ex•
bibited by Mr. Lyme, of Nurstead, sod consisted of twelve
excellent I:levonshlre sod ten fine Scots oxen; the former
sold at the average of 134 each, and the latter at about
twelve guineas. Some good horses obtained 401. each;
the chief, however, of those for sale were of an inferior
kind, for avid-Alberti was no demand. •
At Deleon' Pair, near Salisbury, on Tuesday, the supply
of sheep equalled th at of former years.—Rwee as well is
Lambe went off lieevilv, the best of them fetching 3s. and
4s. a-head wore than they would have yielded a -12 month
back. Wethers; at an 'draftee of 6s. to itts. compaied with
last year's prices. The following may be gnoted as general
prices of good stock ; ewes 193. to '2 is. ; lemba 14*. to IS3 s
four and six teeth wethers 255. to 3h. ; two teeth 18s. to
2-1.. A few lots of I ach descriptio i fetched a little more,
but many were sold considerably under the above prices.
At TtOwbridge Fair, on Tees lay, there eas a entailer
.gnantity of cheese than usual : prices, from 50s. to 'its, psi
cwt. being a rise of nearly 20s. since Oh time 12 months
Morsel were in abundance, principally of the cart kind, but
btu very little business done,.

LONDON MA RK ETS.
CORM ECCIIANGE, MAIM LANZ
Qeidlliles and Prices of British Corn, Be. sold and dlg-
vered in this market, during the week ended Satur4ay, th
9th et August :
Qrs. •s. d. a. 41.'
Wheat ..
Barley
Oats 0,301 .. 11,913 15 8 • •Si
Rye
Beans
Pease

rates Oi GRAIN ON nails BUIP, All UNDEIt i--.
8. 1. i. S.
Wheat, red, (old) U U Beans, mail. (new) ..33 39
---- white, (old) (1 U --- (old) •• • .37 40
---- red (new) 4O 44 -- tick, (new) ....31 35
--- fine 4O NI --- (old) ... 34 37
superfine ... 32 36 ---- harrow (new) ..34 E 7
white (new) 4O 40 (old) "30 38
--... fine 3O 37 Oats, Seed 2l 34
----a- superfine /IS 01 -- lee ........24 9$
Rye .....b.30 33 Poland .4 13 27
Barley
---- fine 33 33 Potato. .. ......23 27
—a---- superfine • .•••38 37 ------ Ilse ••• .25 94
Malt . . ..30 31 Scotch 3.1 Si
—fine 33 00 --...
Pease, hog 3l 36 Flour, per Sa. ' SO 33
--- maple 37 4.0 -- Seconds 44 341
white 34.34 -- Nbrth 4:wintry 43 75
-- boilers geed. ss 40 Pollard, fine, per qr. ..Iti 17
Brant VS & Bran lO li

SEEDS, iLe.
Mosuay, Ann. 18.—We have very little alteration in the
Seed Trade to notice. Tires are rather higher; sod Carraway
mid Hemp a trifle tower in price.

MEAT.
FMITIMELD, MONDAY. AVG. IN.
Prices returned by the Clerk of the Market.
PER ST.OP rovxDs(Auve.) • s. d. •s. d.'
s. 4. Veal 4-to
Beef 341t0 I U Pork .. .. .3 —4 0
Mutton 4 i 0 Lamb •4 4 4: 0

CATTLE AT MARKET THIE par.
Beuta, 2,030; Calves. 280 ; Seerp, 14,40;1; Pip, 280.
saire,k3s„maitllirt. sari DAY, um. IS.
MER ST. or 8 POEEPE (Ds4P.) s. d. s. d.
• S. d; s. d. Veal 3 Uto 4 8
Beer 2 4to 3 4 Pork ' —A 0- 4 tl
Mutton 2 8— 3 0 Lamb .. ..... 1 4 4 6

PRICK OP HIMAD.—TiIe prices ul U. Mb M mama at.
Old. by the full-pricer: Bakers.

HAY ANI) STttAW, PER 11.0 Alf.
SMITHPIELD.---Hay. lOUs. Od. to I 16s.0J.—Straw, 401. ea•
to 403. oJ.—Clover, 100 s. od. to I2os. 01.
Sr. JAREE'S.—Itay. 735. od. trul 13s. od.—Straw, 365. od.
to 40s. I.ld.—Clover, 100 s. Od. to 120 s. Od.
WIRITECREPEL.—Hay, 603.04. to 1165.0t1.--Straw, 405.0.1.
to 4133. Od.—Clover, 90s. Od. to 1303.0 d.

PRICE or HOPS, PER Cm.. tx suit BOROUGH.
Mormay, August IS.—There is no Improsemems on the bad
grounds; in those which appeared likely to grow from one to
four bags per acre, are in many grounds going off : the duty
may be expected the least ever known. The high winds are
reported as• having, dope much damage to the good grounds;
the market steady. but Ilttledolag. Currency the same.

POT A'

SemLetaLos. per ton.
Ware .........t 2 10 to 3 0
Middlings i IU to J Li
Chats 1 111. tp 0' U
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'OES.
Bottoocsu per cwt.
Ware 9 6 to 3 3
Middlings .. 1• 6 to 1 0
Chats
C • nmon Red ...0 0 to 0 0
Onions 05.0.1. to Os. 0.1. per b.

Common Red ....0 oto 0
.0
Oninns Os. 0(1. to Oi.od. per b..

COAL MARKE:I', AUGUST IS.
Ships st Market. Ships Sold. Pries.
121 Newcastle . 9 .B7s 6J to 4?, 84
4 Sunderland.

31ARRIED.—At Mary-la-bonne Church, Wm. Mlligan, M. D. of Slo-use
street, to Elizabeth Sybil,,econd daughter of Colonel Lane, et the Uun. islast
India sarvice.
On the 16th inst. at Evercreech, Sonier•etsbire, Nathaniel Hooper, rsq. of
the Tense'', solicitor, to Elizabeth, youngest daughter of Samuel Saxon, h;sq.
of the tanner place.
Aug. it at ILuintinton. the Hon. F. Caliber's., brother of Lail Calthorpe.
to the Right Hon. Lady Catherine Souterset, eldest dang'iter or the Duke of
Beaufort.
Aug. 12, at Claines, Worcestershire, Mr. J. M. Gateh. Proprietor of "Felix
Farley's Bristol Journal," to Mary, eldest daughter of J. P. Lavender. EA.
banker, of Worcester.
DIED.—On Sunday, the 17th inst. Mr. George Eitel, Of Dorking, in his
71,h year.
On the 2.1 of August, at Etdang.ln Germane:et the resid.nce of his sister.
and in the midst of his family. Mr. John Lesels Vaulter, late of Lender, In
the 76th year of Ists age.
Lately, in Oateihead Poor-house, Mary Robson, aged 103. This Ist's," poor
woman who was unfortunately nth over by a eoal•wagron. and underwent
amputation of the arm not two years ago, as stated at that time.
On Dig Bth hint. in the Island of Guernsey, Nicholas Maingy, EA. In the
94th yet of his age.'
Aug. 12, in Carmarthen. aged 53, Mr. R. Philipps, organist of St. Peter's,
and ftwuserly editur of " The Carmarthen Journ.d. '
Suddenly.uu Thursday last. the Rev. Ilenry Illenkinsop,one of thole tinor
Canons of st'inilsor, and Minister of Fulmer, wiere he re.ided. Mr. Bier-
kiissee had been to view a house which he was Imildhig at stoke Cuomo.,
and after giving directions Whin workmen, exclaimed, " God Hess uso, how
giddy I r and instantly fell Into tho arms of his man, and expired. On
Friday a Coroner's Inquest was held on the body. Verdict, " Died by the vi-
&Minn ni th.l."

DR. F. ADY respectfully calls the attention of • those
afflicted,_ to his peculiar and etfectual methrad of
cure, and aithoogh he will not presume to pledge infallibility
in every description of me, yet as far as human aid. assiv-
ed by medical anti surgical experience can be applied. ha
promises a speedy and permanent rostoration.--Dr. E. is
consulted daily at No. 38, Dean-street, Soho, by patients of
both sexes. Country letters meet respectable ettentioa bA
return of second post.,,,

1010. Y his Majesty's Royal Letters Parent.—LlitiKli'l
Pilulm • Salutaria. One mei Pill' is x Doac ; And
the taking of one box, in a recent east, will soon courviaes
the Patient of the certainty of his speedy reoovery.. No-
thing can be better contrived, more safe, or more convenient
than this remedy, for such as are obliged to go jouraies or
to sea, as it needs no confinement or restraint of Diet: and
00 years experience (in an extensive practice) has
.prored
that it will effect a Cure, when all other methods arall•rte-
thing.- For the Scurvy and other chronical disordefs,' this
Medicine has not its parallel. Upwards of 40,000 persons;
of both sexes, have been radically cured within the last eirbt
years. Prepared and sold by the sok Proprietors, F. l'll7'
Lott and Sox, Surgeons.* at their housed No. A. Nowa ice'
street, In boxes of only 2s. WI. each. slaty inctluileil. They
' are also sold by their appointment, with c4pioasdlrectiont.
at Mr. Hepburn's Toy Shop, 103. oxfords.street; Mr. DIP
'borough's, 7, Fish-street-hid, nearly Opposite the Monu7
ment ; at Mr. Baxter's; Edinburgh; Mr. IYeaiberry's, Doh-
lin ; and by one person In every considerable Toirolt-tirryi
Britain and Ireland. Advice gratis to persons taking st%@.
above, or other of the Proprietor's medieleses. • '
• See The rtdished list. by the Royal Coilegiof London.
London : Printed and Poblishetl at the 011 Ice, No. 291,-Slriaer
by R. WARDELL, LL.D. T.roprietor.