The Statesman.
London, England, 1823-10-13 00:00:00

MARKETS AND FAIRS.

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• NORDICI, OCT. 10.—There was a pretty good show of
Scotch cattle at market on Saturday, and the prices remain
much the same as of • late,litit the Sales were not very
' brisk. The sheep penkwere pretty well tilled, and appeared
to go off a little brisker.tboah of late. as a good many sal. i
were made. hue without.any variation in their prices; the
,pig pens were more ettuternusly attended, and the prices
amferlting lower;' ill thb' bdrse market very little bushiest
was doing.
YaIMOOTH. OCT, 9.-.. We had a-good supply of grain ol
Saturday at..ortr market; fine Wheats were -bought up
freely atilt .advance 'of 4g: per quarter. The quantity of
Barley at market was eansiderattle, prices very tlnll, hut
not lower. • Grey' Pees tse per qtterter cheaper; in Gad
sat Deans nera4l4eration in .prices. . .
At Bury Duller and. Cheese fair on Thursday and
Friday last 'there Was i moderate 'apply of butter and
cheese, and but tilde business done, the sellers asking
higher pllcetthan 'the buyers Were- willing to give. The
few parcels uf, batter dispoyeri, of fettled from 45.. to 50s.
per 'firkin.L-Pottenham cheese bid: and Suffolk Ile 30.
per lb —At the lion" Fair iheic was very little stock and
DO holiness d0we."01:,,:4 sill' .
Mansfield' Faief.-Thereslity,-.was very numerously at.:
tended. The supply of cheese nut so great as on forms
years, but it fully Maintained the prices of the neighbour:
foetid rs', and anty be. quoted from 565. to 60s: per cwt ; a
Nfi
vrj'pihneAlines 'fetched 635. ()pions; of wit:eh
Ibmwsrocau gated supply, gold Isom Md. to 15d. per peck.
Igo*, 'lad cattle met with,.kidgl sale, and the price,
lower. Pies :for feeding. well. hi demand, ,and sold con-
eldership better. ' '-' •' '''" ' -‘
Peterboroogh lair. on Tirdesdep the 2nd, was very thin..
ty- etteattoduaso doubt oweag to the. previous welds,. The
atock.was very dull of sale; and epos the whole a worse fair
Las not been known for leveral yea's.
Swinhhead on Thui4thiY the and, hi eeng.cineoce of the
rain which fell On Wedoenday• olden Thursday morning;
was very thinly attended by rcit ;NI t Inv in the holiday fain
Cheesy., although there was f, tolerable supply, sold readily
at high prices. The hest dairies sold fur 565„ and thoie of a
Second quality from 46s* tosflo:'ller eivr. 'OrtiOns were Very
' plentiful; and. wereeold .frelit • 6d. to 10d: a-peck. 11w7
bare been sold at the same fair for 6s. a peck: . .
.41;Wrigky fajy, on Monday the 29th alt., there was a
eolith* goer shoW of Deist caltleihnd sheep ; the lambs
were considered small in gettileakifd did not fetch so mach
is: • se as at,Portowy. ; Tie bees* were not rapidly turn-
ed rite ropnyy, and conuanditlisa)y indifferent prices.
rid
cheeseokark. market nu ,W.crknesda se'onight, in con.;
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seqeenee of the very heavy".rals watch began early in the
morning anteettrinued neatly'the• whole of the day, was
smaller Ikea vartal, and the show of beasts and sheep Inv
small it; proportion.—The price of new milk cheese ran
from 555. to 5255., and a few prime dairies itched dits.—Tad
meal cheese bold fur about 40s.

Onfriday se'nnight a new weekly market was opened at
Long Sutton, Lincoaishire, in pursuance of a resolution agreed
to at a meeting of merchants. TM- show of at ack was lute.
and the attendance good. A procession of young people 1•1
the characters of shepherd and shepherdesses, ploughboy, Sc.
proclaimed the ma rket in a pectin! address.
• Os the nigh. of Sunday last was mite I off Weybsarn, about
tbrety quarters of a mile from the shore, by a boat's crew be-
longing to the Seedower cutt-r, Lirut. Croke. 'commander, thti
luggerealled E'Belaireur, of Boulogne: is of the crew ansdei
their escape, and one man was taken, with about 45,1 half-
ankers of foreign spirits. DO cases and 2 bales of tobacco, 2
bales of silk. and 20 boxes of cards. • • •i- .n 3 'tat
. FATAL Mina Ka. --Oat. Taaatiay last, a westti4ntam retail
int in the Ed graro-roari„ who gyp , Nog bee, Ul tot
spasmodic attacks is ibe siontrh flntling the Couspbing•
attainieg-tees iffirating iscertainey, thspatThed a inessetiget
for the physician who attended him during his illness, awl
in the interval 10 itift relief Isy sintellowiecsa Ligirs 4.114441
tity orbrandy, which se irritated and inflated the intes
tines diet mortification partially; entailatl; ilia 'the *Marta-
nate gentleman has ever fineeeentioned in the most welans
eholy state of torture. On Friday leveling he subielued
to an operation. in the presence of three medical mei, wheat
it was ascertained that the coats of the stomach had been
totally destroyed. .Little hopes ere therefore 411001444
for his recovery.
FATaL ACClDatrra.--00 Friday evening, a woman
named Anders" living is West gardens. Ratcliff, leaving
locked up her only child, a fine girl three years of age
while she went to market, was alarmed on her return at
hearing its shrieks. Otropeniog the door' she found the
child on the floor, with its clothes burnt to tinder. Assist-
ance was,procured, but without avail; the child lingered in
the greatest agony, and expired at two o'clock the follow-
ing morning-. A similar calamity on Saturday Wel oae
of the children of a widow named, Ward. of Ddte's-rew.
Pimlico, a boy
.four years of age, who was burnt tit
death.
On Thursday morning, aboet boar 'o'clock, Mr. J.
hiedlam, grocer, in Kirk;ate, Huddersfield, walked oat
of his bed-room window, three stories high, into the
street, and was so dreadfully bruised as to occasion his
death about the same hour yesterday (Friday) morning.
The cause of this catastrophe is not ascertained, but it is
conjectured that the dee...seed was under the influence of
that delusion which is professionally called the deliritou
tremens. and that he supposed he was walking out of the
door. Verdi t--Accidental Death.
S I table spoons, and other articles of plate. Went
stolen on Friday evening, between 7 and $ (roe
a house in Beraard Street, while the family were at dinner.
The thieves entered the passage by a false key, sr
some other means of opening the .door, and carried away
the articles which the servant had placed in the passage.•
on bringing them out of the parlour. •
EXTRAORDINMIT SUICIDS.—Oa Saturday,• an inquest
was held in Buy's Hospital, before Mr. Shelton, Coroner,
on the body of John Oliver, aged 21 years, who, do
Thursday eveninc, took a quantity of laudanum at the-
house of Mr. Pink, his brother-in-law, Swan Place, tat
'Road. Ve r.lict—' Insanity."
A fire broke out its Friday afternoon, between three aed
four o'clock, in the workshop of Mr. Girling, Carpenter
and Builder, near the Coach and Horses, Greenwich,
which speedily destroyed the shop and six or seven blames
asilso•beek the• roofs of two in front on one side, the
roof partially of one on the other, and a great quantity of
deals and building materials in the yard; some furnitare
h is teen saved.
MARTA LIM ..-Three weeks since, Mr. Down, Ca"
ter, Gillingham, Kent, died. His daughter. (veal 21) 0
tended his funeral. and was then seized with an atfeetisia
in her sine, and is since dead. The—Wit:low 'of Mr. DOI
was soon after taken ill,. and she died' ea Tuesday Dlfell
last;
.and toe twin sister of the daughter lies dangerankli
ill at the present time, and is not expected to survive.. ••

DI AR RISD.—Alyt thelltltlastaato Logitegehlk gplorgasimailailia
nt the late It. denl.rn., gm. at 'O. 4.tithertnn a. L=Z2al,
(earth daagiter of the late Jetta &Wit.. Lg.
ton. EIZIPX.
On We lltlrinstrurt.at St. Marys. Islingtoa, L.ReNtats.' flog.;ofigailio
hoe and ed:••road wharfs, to harp Ann. the•onlY Ouditar!f../4"tik
Kemp, fly* otPentonyille. • . • ... •
le
On Saturday.. the 4th inst., at Teddington It C. Ma ..5u1...7m-a1
Charlotte. I.,utrritestdanghter a Marriy, Seq. r
Di ED.-01 the Inth inst. Lg.! Parlaostglgi.
au el tO
On toe .11 th instattso No. JO. Franshhatrast. NewlagimOßatoo
M-r.ry Morton, react of the late Charles Dorton. En, of elootego-bale'
onoca. . . .
(In the sth ult at Cnrlterona, Wargaret the wife of Malnr Nordeittkd
e by. and leanest Imitator of the late Rev. Dv. Lietharl Wks,*
B .w. Anew,
On R e Inre4iii,of*betr?sy, age& 34.•Nra.19•Mer6elde•af TAN
afkt
tunerine.. Ligving undergone the groretton of pipping 95 tiroot,*°•
withitltheiddayt Vireo year* anwar,ge of Ile pastes of grid.

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