The Statesman.
London, England, 1821-02-24 00:00:00

MARY FOR rd g ENSUING WERE.
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Feb.
26, 6.-811MAALISt1111 SUNDAto-11101111 LAST 6VAlrt.sllo2lg,
High vratee—stora. In ft. after 7; sees. Wet. aftw 7.
N, M.—Day increased 2 hours 114 whs.
High water--sera. 13 m.aftise t 1; ;Wits. illia. abut
27, T.—Cum. 7'. die. N.
High water--more. 26 at. after 9; eves.s aria. aftst to.
20, W.--ilan rims $7 m. after 11.
High water—aserti. 44m. after to; esee.9l wake H.
March.
I, Th.—Meld.
High water--morn. dil at. altar II 1 Peen. le o'deglL
2, F.—Chad.
High water—supra. Si as. after *2; eves. 2 as. alias 1;
3, B.—Dey break 59 min. after 4.
High water--morn. 31 al. after 1; eten. fie. Om 4
POLICE.
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80W-3TR/tin% —Thursday CepAim Qittated and lied.
Irraight, underwent a second exandualine before R.
Btarria, Esq. charged with being concerned is the " •
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dreadful affray which took place between Kittle aid • .
in Kent, between a numerous, party of sningghis,
small party of King's officers, engaged in the Peneutive
Service, tinder Captain fil'enlloch, in which Lim
Mackenzie and six others were killed. No adithisiii
evidence was produced.
Mr. Jowas, the Solicitor to the Admiraltr a
and prayed the Magistrate to commit the Pro tean:4st
another week, when he hoped to be in possession elope
evidence.
Mr. HARMER, and another professional Gentles*,
objected to the application.
The Magistrate observed, that seven of the Kiag'ssii
jests had been killed, and lie certainly should not pet
with the prisoners till sufficient time had bees allowed
to procure evidence, one of them having been %ei with
fire arms, and the ober hod strong ‘ylopiones of his hie.
ing been using them. The prisoners were accord*
committed for a week.

TIIR SIATT 3111. ES A DAY FOE TWELVE EVCCESIIIII
DAYS.—Mr. Young completed his eight day's labia, •
460 miles, on Monday last, four miles from Wetherby
in Yorkshire, on his return towards London, he hat-
ing travelled into Wertmorhoil. At the dote of the
ninth day Ire was attacked with slight fever eid
swollen legs, and was 20 hours performing thaile.
He made a start nu Wednesday morning, the 10te day,
and after doing 15 miles he was beat, nine ails heft
Ferrvbridge, he could proceed no further. The 541
miles, in 10 days, which was completed, is the mate*
pedestrian performance ever heard of.
PONT ItACC—Two poniee, or rather galloways, were
matched on Wednesday to gallop sixteen miles &gated
each other, on the Huntingdon and Cambridge-mud, fee
ItH) guineas. The galloways helortged to Mr. Hope, d
Rovston, and Mr. Keppels. Each did the first eight
miles under twenty-eight minutes; the sixteen miles
were complettd in fifty-seven, by Mr. Keppels, which
was fifty yards a-head. Mr. Keppel'a pony did with-
in a short distance of seventeen miles in the hour, aril
won easy.
A mare belonging to a Captain Flinn, was matched
for fifty guineas, to trot eight miles in half an hoer, over
the same ground, which she did with ease, and had wore
than a minute to spare.
LO.VDO.V Fss. 23.

COTTON.—There is more enquiry for Conn, asi 1
the appearance of an improving market.
SITGAIL—The demand for Museovades during dbts
week has been rather limited ; the prices are without set
variation. Good and tine Sugars are still mete; the
low browns are in plentiful supply, and are paned um
the market at very low prices.
Foreign Sugars are inquired after, but few sales ef
consequence have been effected.
COFFEE.—There have been extensive public sales
of Coffee this week ; the whole have gone offwith brisk-
ness, at an advance, previously to this day's sales, oflL
a 3s. per cwt. There were three public sales of c.
this forenoon, chiefly Demerara and Berhice descrip4lnk
which have lately been in extensive demand; the as
of yesterday were fully maintained, and in several in-
stances, partiettlarly in middling and good milldling De-
merara, a further advance was realised; middling ex-
tensively', I 325. a 13 Is. 63.,g00d midd!ing 13Ss. a 1414.,
line ordinary Brazil I 2its. 61, good ordinary pale I 16s. 6d.
good ordinary small bean Havannab 126. 6d.
FRVlT.—There appears a trifling demand for the
low qualities. A cargo of Drilla and Valentia Rsisias
(just landed) has been bought by the tirade this week.
RUM, BRANDI% and HOLIANGS.--rßusaeontinatv
exceedingly heavy, but with very little wiation is the
prices. Brandies are exceedingly heavy at tiw reds o;
quotations.—For Geneva there is no enquiry.

SMITi

YIELD.

Reef.... 4s. 0.1. to 54. Q.I. CATTLZ AT MARKET.
Mutton.. 4s. Od. to 34. •2+l. Beasts
Veal .... ss. Od. to (14.111,1. Calves
Pork •• .. 4.. 61 to lii. Col. Sheep sod Lambs :,ISO
Lamb.... Os. Ott. to Os. Od. Ptgs

PLAY A•.:91 STR•'
Hay .... m. 10s. to 41. .51.
Clover .. 41. Os. to M. Os.

,‘T ran LOAD.
IStraw 11. Ss... to H. 14s

PitICC OP HOPP, PER C
NEW RAGS.
Kent at 2 10 Qt.& 10
Sussex .. . S 0 2 4

T. IN Till nunoesu.

NEW po(:KR Ti.
Kent .... 10 a 14 li
Sussex 2 6 3 3
Essex ...... 210 4 4
Farnham ... 18
Yearling Puckers..l. a

Essex. 2 10 4 10
Farnham, fine 4 10 0 10
Verllng flags ....s. 3- S.

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Russia Camila yet. Mt Oa --
-- Siberia . 50 0 n 0 0
Soap a a ti
Archangel
Town Tallow .... 3 lie u 0
Melted Stuff ...... in--
Rough ditto a 0
Graves 2O (Intl 0
Good dregs