The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-08-27 00:00:00

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At Lewes Corn-market. en Toes Jay last. the prices
were—Red Wheat. 321. to 40i. ; raised ditto, 421.;
sad White ditto, 361. to 445. Very little badness
sleeted.
CiltellUTlll COIN curs inspector's
ratans of the present week are thus :—Wheat, 341.
U. sod Barley. 20s. 711. per qr.—The quarter. loaf
is at last fallen to 6d.

Arundel Beast Market. ea Teeeday, was well sap•
plied with prime stock t and the trade is general was
well supplied with prime stock; and t►e trade is ge-
neral was somewhat brisk. although the prices varied
but little from the precedieg markos.dap. The prices
quoted as fellow: Beef. Ps. Sd. to 3. 4J. pot stone;
Welber Mutton, fld. to 3s. per Mesa ; Ewe Manse.
2s. 811, to 2s. Bd. per stone; Lamb. Ss. 6d. per *tone ;
Veal. 31. per stone.
Chichester Market. en Wedoeeday, was sgsis 811 ed
pleatifally, and mutton and beef were bought at from
2s. to 3s. per stone. Good store pigs, which were
sent to market to be sold at eve-third the sum which
would have been demanded in 1818 for such stock.
were drives km. without eves the price of them being
asked

Noawien, AUG. 25,--Our Corn Market was thinly
attended on Saturday, and very little busioess was
done. Wheat experienced a farther reduction of le.
per comb. and Barley advanced as mach. No parti.
cular alteration in other grain.
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Theft was a good sepply of the usual stock of
Scuts, and Homobreds, and the drovers kept steady
to their late prices. Also a large quantity of Lambs,
Wed, Half•brad Leicester, at from 101. to 121. per
score, and many were sold.

LTNN. Ara. 22.—We bad rather a small market on
Tuesday, but a tolerable good supply of New Wheat.
which met a heavy sale at a reduction of 4 to ss. per
quarter on prime samples. A sample or two of New
Barley appeared—the quality coarse, which sold at
225. per quarter. Other articles are dell sale, and
LUX/TM Aga. 20.—Wheat harems is nearly fi-
nished in this county, and considerable quantities of
Oats are already cut down. New Wheat sold in this
marlsetrah Saturday at so low a price as 104. per
barrel ; that is. for 0.1. per stone, or Ps. per Winches-
ter bushel, or ISs per qnarter, according to the mea.
sure used at Mark-lace, London.

At Newport, in the Isle of Wight, docks are 2s 61.
• couple, and a v.ry good goose may be had for 2s.
6d.; and a sucking fog, weirsinir seven to eight
pounds, fetches only 2s. 3d. to 2e. 9.1. and butchers'
meat is cheap in proportion.

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W &&&&& ORD MARIST, Ace. 22.—hatter has Ivo es
improving fur the last two days. On Teesday.
farmers' first qualities optima at 78s. to 78s. 6d., ae,l
left off a shilling higher. Yesterday, this description
was at 796. 6d. to 60s. generally, and one prime lot
übtaioed 81s. Weighed at the Crane on Tuesday, 341
firkins, a large proportion of wbieh were brokers'
parcels—yesterday, 300, all from farmers.

TROTTING MATCII.--.BRIORTON, Avo. 26.—A few days
ago, Mr. Page, for a stake of one thousand sovereigns,
started a fine horse in a gig, himself ananayinic the reins,
to trot, on the Lewes road, eight miles, four miles out
and four in, in thirty-five minutes. Mr. Page had theme
to tarn his horse, owing to his breaking into a canter ;
and eventually lost the stake, after performing the task
in thirty-seven minutes and a half. The general opinion
is, that the horse, a noble spirited creature, would have
been successful, had he been under the experienced guid-
ance of a professional whip. As a lientleumn Jarvis,
hot , Mr. P. ranks high.
Oa Sunday last an Inquest was taken in tbe Nor-
wich city gaol, before Mr. W. Bell, one of his Ma-
jesty's Coroners, on view of body of John L.snlme.
aged about 26 years, who was Weal last assizes, and
cast fur death, (bat reprieved, OR transportation far
life) which, seemingly, preyed upon his mind to that
degree, that a fever ensued, which speedily put • pe-
ri,ad to his existence. Verdict—died by the visitation
of Odd.