The Statesman.
London, England, 1821-09-24 00:00:00

MARKETS.
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CORN EICRANOR, SIPT. 24.—Our market was super-
abnndantly supplied with all kinds of grain. Of course,
there was scarcely any businets done. What sales were
made in Wheat were full 6s. per qr. lower than on Fri-
day, and even very heavy at that decline. Barley is
from 43. to 6s. per qr. cheaper.—White Peas are also Gs.
per qr. lower and Grey Peas sold at a reduction of ss.
per qr.—Beans are also much cheaper ; and Oats were
dull sale, at from Is. to 4s. per qr. lower—lt is expected
that Flour will fall 6s. per sack.

Exousu.

s. s.
Wbeat,Rent, sad Essexoo 74
New
Old B4
Suffolk AN IS
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s. d.

Old " . ell
Norfolk, (Old) ....v.. Of OB
Rye 33 34
Barley 34 40
Malt 63 73
White Peas 90 36

Small 8ean5......... 34 40
Tick ditto 3l
Oats, Potatoe .. 24 32
Ditto, Poland 22 30
Ditto, Feed 20 94
Flour, Per Sack 04 70
Rapeseed. per Last sl
Fonetou.
Wheat, American
Dantzic ......

Boilers 4O 43
Grey ditto 34 38

Baltic, Red
Hambro' Red ..

SMITHFIELD MARKET.—There was a very fall market
tbis morning► of all descriptions of Cattle, and prime
meat obtained a good price, but the inferior qualities
were nominal in price.
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(Tosioktheoiral;perStoneofBihs.)
Beef.... b. Od. to 4e. 6d. CATTLE AT MARKET
Mutton.. Its. Od. to 4s. Od. Beasts
Veal .... Ss. Od. to 4s. 61. Calves 3lO
Pork.... Its. 6d. to 1t5.10.1. Sheep and Lambs 22,7011
Lamb.... Os. Od. to Os. Od. Pigs

HAY MARIET.—The price of hay is rather higher
than lastereek. Strait and Clover no alteration in price.
Hay .... 31.105. to 41. Os. I Straw .. IL 10s. to 21.
Clover —4l. Os. to N. Os. I

Snout's. Occestaerscs.—Saturday morning, about
three o'clock, a most distressing event took place at
the Red Lion Inn, Whitecbapel. The following are
the particulars of the melancholy affair :—Mr. Linde
a gentleman of considerable fortune, residing in Essex,
bad been for many years in the habit of putting up at
the above inn, whenever he came to London ; but
within the last two years he had become acquainted
with the pugilistic circle, and his visits were less fre-
quent, as his whole attention appeared occupied in at-
tending the various sporting houses, and his delight
was in being in the company of the fighting men. On
Sunday fortnight he arrived from Mahlon at the Red
Lion, and after dinner he went away, saying he shonlil
soon return, bonne tidings were had of him till Thcrs-
day last, when became in company with a friend to the
above inn, and complained of being very ill, and request-
ed to have medical aid immediately. He was instantly put

144, and Mr.Curtis,a medical gentleman, was called in,
din ordered a blister to he applied to the back of his
neck. On Friday he was considerably worse, and showed
symptoms of insanity, and in the evening whilst Mrs.
Little, the landlady, was in the bar, the unhappy man
ran down starlit in his shirt and wildly exclaimed" Oh,
save me, save me--they are determined to kill me !"
The family was greatly alarmed, and with much diffi-
culty he was persuaded to his chamber. Two nurses
were placed in the room to watch him, Atli? o'clock
one of the Bow-street patrol, on going off duty; vo-
lunteered his services to sit up with the unfortunate
man, and the family retired to rest. Aboot tin% e
o'clock on Saturday sorbing he jumped out of bet',
lan out of his room, which is on the second door, and
in the most determined manner broke open the door
of another bed-room, in which was a traveller in bed,
and threw himielf eat of the Window into the street.
The hoes, was threes into the greatest elute, and
the eel appy man was picked np by' the watchman..—
His right leg *as sbetteced in b most frighful manner.
as also Isis eras ; be sets instantly conveyed to the
Load', Heispitat whoa* he now lies in a very precari-
ous slab, as his inside is oast Seriously Injured. The
unfisitsaalib 011ie** was with Mirtib whilst he was
la'trainhig at eltelitieford, and it is said be has lost a
Coneidenthdli Welk lithis being vanquished by Randal
in the late ligtit,rAicb is 'apposed Ur bite preyed on
his mind, sad %smelt on insanity.