The Statesman.
London, England, 1823-07-01 00:00:00

• HAY AND STRAW, psi toAn.

Surto rOILD.-414y. 7Si. Od. to 10.55. Od.—Strik‘r, 4.55. OJ.
to 504. Od.—Clover, tilts. Od. to I+'Os.
Sy. JAIIRS.4.-11ay. Ns Od. to 945. o‘l.—Stra*, 425. 0.1.
to 018► Od.—Clover, 90s. 0.1. to I los. Od:
WHITCCEIAPEL.-11.4y.401.0ii. to 1 504 o:l.—Stray, 44.1.0 d.
to 52s Od.-4;tooer, 9Js. Od. to /Ids. dd.

Tinter OF HOPS. TER CWT. IN TIIE BOROUIiH.
NSW ZAGS. S. S. 5.4. NEW POCKETS. S. A. S. s.
Kent oto 4 10 "Kent 3 5 to 5 11
SUSSeX 2 1(1 3 10 SU,STX e 3 4 4
Essex 0 0 Estee... ...... 3 4 4
Yearling Bags 335. to 435. Farnham U 0— 0 0
YeartingPocketg 40;. to Mg.

Pol4K

IES.

SPITALFIRLD.I. per JOU.
010 10 0
Middlings 4 0 to 6 0
Chats 1 10 to 3 10
Common Rett 0 0 to 0 0
Onions Os. Otl. to Gs.od. per h.

I. Boaovaa. per cwt.
Ware 20 10 to 0, 19
NI iddliogs ......0 b to 111\ 6
Chats .0 2to 0 3
I Common Red 0 010 0 0
Onions 03.0 d. to Os. Od. per b.

COAL M.ARAHT, Jose 30.
Ships at Market. Ships Sold. Price.
20iNewcastle 20i • Ms. Cal. to 43+. Od:
20 Snudrr%nd 19 34s. ltd. to: 43c. Od.
MARRIED-On the 19th ult.. at St Geoige's, illoolni-
bury, Win. Powditch, Esq.. of Tavistock-place, to Mist
Ann Welsh, of Woburn-place, Russell-square.

CORK, JCNE ?A.—There .1% WI a very full meeting of
the Common Comma of this City held yebterilay, to con-
sider upoti the propriety of decorating the Statue on the
let July, as was heretofore the practice. It appearin.;
to be die wish of the King's Government that those com-
memorations should cease, the Council were unanimous-
ly of opinion that the practice should be discontinue/
A meeting of ship-owners was held at the Town II ill,
on Tuesday, to petition Parliament against the Bill now
in progress in the House for the equalization of Balks
oo British and Foreign Shipping.—( Yarmouth,Jitne 26.)

MAINTENANCE OF TII6 POOR.—The Hamlet of Bawl
tneromith, with the view of correcting or preventing
frauds, have adopted the expedient of circulating large
printed Retarns of the Weekly Pauper Pensioners, their
name', residences, 84. The parish officers state that they
adopt sorb course, " it having been complained of that
many persons are receiving parish relief who are not. en-
titled to, nor deserving of it. or are receiving relief from
other parishes ;" and they solicit information respecting
impositions. There are given the names of two hundred
weekly peeper pensioners; and the twenty of casual re-
lief. Amongst these there are one woman aged 93; a
man and his *ire aged 97 and 91 ; and several paiiptlrs
aced 87, 85, and 63!—The hand-bill concludes wi!lo
following " Notice : Thst in future peiochial relief will
be refined to all persons found tippling in any pnblis•-
house; and that if any Publican refuse to permit this
Notice and List to remain fixed in a conspicuous part of
his tap-room, or shall stiffer any person whose name is
contained in such list to tipple in his or her house, such
conduct will be reported to the blagistrates of the divi-
sion : and that all persons who have regular work in the
brick fields, during the summer, must not expect relief of
the Hamlet in the winter, except in cases of extreme
distress."

A Coroner's Inquest was held yesterday afternoon, at the
Salutation, Tavisteck-street, before Mr. Gell, Coroner, on
the body of Thomas Kilpack. aged 64, who resided with his
'son, Thomas Kilpack, of 36, T•vistock-street. The de-
eessel, who had been rieflie habit of drinking to excess, v, ns
yesterday molting discovered in the hack kitchen suspended
by • small cord from a beam which went across the cioling.
Verdict —" Temporary Insanity."
ELEGANT GLASSES, VeNNITURN, &c.—The Nobility and
(Seedy are invited to inspect the Ware-rooms orCooper abd
Son, 93, Bishopsgate-st.-W i thin.whoge it exhibited an assort
meet of new and second-hand Mittel:Misses, athuirshiy suit.
eil to every description of-Drawing or Molitor-rooms. TIM
prices are just rednceil 4(1 per cent. on Plates measuriter
WO inches by 7e. and upwardi ; and.on those of smaller di-
mensions the alteration will he found equally
The extensive preference given to this Est•blialturnt is
thankfully acknowledved by the Proprietors. olio, in their
erideivours to evince theirgratitude, by nisnufacturingarti-
met ' Time suitable to the times,

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its a superier monger, at pricer suitable to vie
eto writ a continuance of public support. In the fur.
ire department, is comprised every new and eletent at-
e orepholstery, Cabinet, and Choir %Vbrlt, regtlated up/
ketra scale of economy, os.to demand ma/unsure the rt.
meg{ of rota 20,1 fashion.
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