North Wales Gazette

mxttj. On Thursday, the 7th ult. the Lady of the Rev. John Williams, Rector of the New Academy, Edinburgh, and Vicar of Lampeter, Cardigan- shire, of a daughter. #Tiuriagtg/ On Tuesday, the 10th ult. at Chester, Mr. Row- lands, of Hawarden, Flintshire, to Miss Martha Ankles, of Woodside Ferry. At Abbeyleix, Ireland, Lord Clifton, eldest son of the Earl of Darnley, to Emma Jane, third daughter of Sir Henry Parnell, Bart, M. P. At Lianelly, on Tuesday, Mr. George Roose Master of the Ann, of Liverpool, to Elizt, fotirtil daughter of Mr. William Dawkin, Engine House, Lianelly. At St. George's. Hanover-square, by the Rev. P. Turner, A.B. Chaplain to his Grace the Duke of St. Alban's, Mr. Henry Turner, of Coventry, to DoWbigyjin, of Mount-street, Grosvetior- squafe, London. > mtatIJ. On Friday last,' aged S3, Mr, Benjamin Da- vies, of this city, batcher; a man of strict inte- grity, and whose loss will be sensibly felt by the farmers and graziers of this al)4 the adjoining counties. On Sunday last, at Holyhead, Mr. Francis John, for 50 years Officer of Excise, in the 73d year of his age; he was very much respected for his faithful, punctual, and honourable discharge of his official duties. On the 28th ult. in the 30th year of his age, aufully sudden, when on a visit with his father, W. Hughes Esq. Tyn-y-llwyn, Cardiganshire, the Rev. John Hughes, M. A. Perpetual Curate of Bo(lelern, amiable and ever- to-be-lamented Clergyman, on retiring to bed, complained of a slight pain in the chest, which, a 11 e[v expii-e(l, violent cough succeeding, he immediately expired, to the inexpressible grief of his relatives and friends. In the 78th vear of her acre, Mrs. Halifax, widow of Samuel Lord Bishop of St. Asaph. On the l-tth ult. aged 58. Mr. John Parry, of Abt-rystwitil. Lately, Mrs. Jones, of Dolanog House, Welsh Pool, relict of the late Mr, David Jones, maltster and lime-burner, of the same place. On Tuesday last, after a few dgys illness, Mr. Hankey, of.Wtj.rn, near Mold, On the 94th ult. at Mold, Flintshire, aged 83, Mrs. Ctitninings, relict of the late Joshua Cum- rning-, of Castle-street, in Chester; as a mother, she was most affectionate, and as a friend sincere,. On Friday, the 22;1 ult. aged 52, much lamented, Mr. James Brereton, of Fenny wood, Cheshire a man of distinguished probity and worth, and who lived and died a most exemplary christian. On the 8th ult. at Emiyn Cottage, in the 85th year other age, much and deservedly respected, Mrs. Brigstoke, iriottiei- of Colonel Brigstoke, of Biaenpant, in the cnunfv of < < Hgan.

We understand that at held in the Chapter Room of this Cathedral on Tuesday, every difficulty regarding the repairs of our an- tient Cathedral was removed, and that we may now anticipate its speedy completion. There has been a vast influx of company into this and the adjacent towns or Betiunat-is, and Carnarvon, during the last week. — Such numbers arrived by the Steam Packet, Prince Llewellyn, from Liverpool on Tuesday evening, that every [nn and Lodging-house was completely filled. The subject of the trend-wheel as a punishment far female prisoners, was again discussed at the Sessions for the county of Surrey, held last week at Guild ford and its application was sanctioned by a majority of the Magistrates present What- ever be the feeling of the Surrey Magistrates upon this mode of feiriale'reforination, we still hope that the butter taste a well as feeling of the public at large, will speedily abolish mode of so uncongenial wilh the habits of the sxso ill adapted to any purpose of rational utility, and, above all, in the peculiar constitution- of women, so cruel, so indelicate, and 'dangerous L, its indiscriminate a¡rpi¡c¡Ltion, (j-.vM-B. — From all quarters we learn tire ap- proaching shooting season will be a must, auspi- cious one for sporismcii the young partridges, pheasants, Jnwi'S, an I rabbits," are very, abun- :1ant.. and are already strong and past atl danger except fee.)m Iht» p<va.<■ her, (o vfr!vose arts th» ear! v harvest will probably expose theea we believe in this vicini ty the pheasants have never''been so j plentiful* 'v.hofse 'lie'br.cupiv'rs bf land wi 1V take care ihat they shall not be. brought to hag" before the period fixed by law, which, will Insure a fiiith-r t> nsi >n of the breed of this line bird. Last week a detachment of the 23d reyimi-n't (Ro.yl Welsh Fn->ileers) arrived a! Brecon,.which pltice !l is supposed is shortly lo become the h-ead quarters of that'regimetU. It is tolerably Well ascertained, that the lWo Americas do'nfrl .pn-.tice a single heati), nor southern hemisphere a rose. The Khig has gi ven one hundred guineas4rt the Sonii-n- for the Relief of Distressed Schoolmasters and Ushers. So quick is the produce of pigeons,-that in the course of four years, 11-.7W m.iv come from a single pair; and" in the same period of littie :i liaii, or I-abi)its. Thomas Mil hews, a of Taunton, cliaiienges ail England for his alertness in making women s shoes. He makes with ease (and the. w»rk is admirably executed), 33 pair a weok.-—Dorset Chronicle. The rapidity with which the hawk and many other birds occasionally fly, probably not i,s., than at the rate of lJ'J miles an hour the common crow, 2> ditto a swaliow. i)o ditto, and the Swift three times greater.. Migratory birds pro- bably about 50 miles per hour". A j-,rk R. N. hist elllerprising- and intelligent Officer arrived in Worcester of) day, on his way into Flintshire, whither he is going to inspect certain tn.ie,es, previous to his de-- partnre tor Mexico, in which country he is about to act as Commissioner a Mining Company. In Holland t.heie has been 'a regular-misuufac" tory of pain-linos bv old masters ancl nine-tenth" of the Van I)ycks, Vatideriyie(,I.s, sins, Potteis, &c. that are annually offered for sale in England, are the productions of very wo- dern artists. The four Canadian chiefs who lately arri ved at Liverpool, have taken their passàgtdn the Cale- donia merchant-man, which was to sail on Satur- day from London for Quebec. They appear de. lighted 'A'itil tl)eir 'exeur,,iioa to England, par- ticularly at the attention paid to them in the me- tropolis. LAW EXPENSES.-[f it cost a man 0to. prosecute a thief to conviction, it is vain to talk of diminishing crime. It js a fact that the poor miller who prosecuted the notorious Probert, ,.for stealing his horse, at the cost of £ 100, was obliged to sell the horse and a large part of his Stock to pay some of die expenses, and is now soliciting a remuneration for the rest by suhscrip. tion from the county he received only £ 20 — thus if is that rogues escape.—Gent *$May, CONSECRATION OF A BISHOP.—On Sunday last, the Rev. Dr. Jenkinson, late Dean of Worcester, Was consecrated the Bishop of St. David, at Lam- beth Palace, in the ancient style, and with the customary formalities. In consequence of the j indisposition, we regret to state, of the Arch- bishop of Canterbury, the ceremony of installing Dr: Jenkinson was performed, by a grant of the Archbishop; by the Lord Bishop of London, in the presence of four other Bishops. As soon as the eei-einony had concluded, the bells of Lam- beth Church rang merry peals on the occasion. PRiZE-PiGin'iNG.— At the Essex Quarter Ses- sions on Tuesday, J. Allison, Esq. a Naval Officer, for having, with his aged father, a cler- gyman, been present at a boxing match between Bridge and Perry, two countrymen, was convict- ed of a riot, and sentenced to pay a fine of i?20. while the two combatants were condemned to three months' hard labour in prison, if this decision be .re.cQgrtised as law, the practice of prize-fighting will soon be at an end. The legality of this de-, cision is however-at the best very doubtful; since it is clear, that the prize-fight was neither a riot I' nor anassemblage calculated to alarm the neigh- 1 bourhood r, definitions which perhaps can to such anaffak as a boxing-match, however I brutal and discreditable the practice may be, WASHINGTON, June 28.—-Morris Birkbeck, Esq. Secretary of theStue of Illino.is, waslately drowned-in-crossing a stream on his way home from a visit to Mr. Owen, at-Harmony. He has •left four sons and two daughters. 1 he back- woodsmen called him the Emperor of the Prairies," on account of his buying at a singic purchase, 16,00.) acres of public land. Thomas Wilson, Esq. who was lecentlv men- tioned as having laid the foundation stone of the New Independent College, at Highbury Park. and who contributed towards the erection 2000 guineas, has recently informed his friends that he has spent 60,0001. in support of the dissenting in- terest of the Independent denomination, of which he is a member, and that he has 60,0001. more to spend in the same cause. On the death of Bishop ——, Dr. King, then Bishop of Dublin, who expected to be made Pri- mate, was passed over as being too old to be re- moved. The reason assigned for the refusal was as mortifying as the refusal itself. When the new primate, Dr. B called upon him, he received him sitting, saying, with a significant smile, My Lord, I am certain your Grace will pardon me, as yon know, 1 amtooolrl to rise At the Clerked welf Bitale Society Meeting, held on Tuesday last, J'oseph Butterworth, Esq. M.P. its the chair, the Rev. Mr, Rnell, the first speak- er, alluding to the numerous worldly schemes now on foot, s'tid-" tlte..y would build a bridge or found an hospital now the Bible Society opened a bridge to Heaven, and an hospital for the dis- eases of the solil Mr. Ruell WM, of course, m'uch applauded for his ingenious comparison A poor man, seemingly fatigued, went into a house in Bridge-street, on Sunday last, and called for a pint of porter While the porter had been drawing, the poor man had rested his head on the counter, and quietly expired. An inquest was held on the body, and a verdict returned, "Dieù by the visitation of Gon."—Galtvay Paper. The late Duke of Northumberland was in the habit of granting ailowannes,, amounting to ^37,000 annually, to the sufferers in the Ameri- can war, and with such secrecy that even the poor pensioners themselves did not know from whom their supplies came. The present Duke now con- tinues to every one of those individuals now liv- ing the same allowance they received from his father. A CLT,,R(;VNIAN FOP ,ALE.-In an auction adver- tisement in the Yorkshire Gazette, the following are offered to the highest bidder at the Tiger Inn, Beverly: — "A most excellent Freehold and Tithe-free Farm; also the Perpetual nomination to the Church of North Dalton, worth upwards of 701. a year, also the present Incumbent, aged 36 years.. The comtnon chick-weed, with white blossoms, affords a notable instance of what is called the sleep of plants for every might the leaves ap- proach in pairs, so as to include within their up- per surface the tender rudiments of the new shoats while the uppermost pair hut one at the end of the stalk are furnished with longer leaf stalks than the others, so that they close on the terminating pair. and protect the end or\.he branch. ConmiTT oN TUB LONDON U te" iM-Cidh'Ch is a labourer with his coun- trymen; M' Brougham and rho Birkbeck, in es- tablishing '» London University, wherein enter- prising all(I young men, with bauds', too soft'o labour f»r their bread, and with spi- rits too high to wear- a livery, being besides of-too low-n statur." and 1no narrow across the shoulders, to look we!! behind H-earriage, or to be vieweil. ;vil}¡'eom;Jlaisance when holding a plate to a lady: wherein, I say, these enterprising and- enlightened young men are to: be taught,how parks and packs of are to hI;' got, without'any effort, either of body or of jnuvi wiliiout.persoital strength and persohaTbe.auty', without having been favour- ea wi¡;!í haTdiv human shape; with. roUnd eyes,, hoolied ito Ivitli odotti- lilæthat of q, but sii:>iv :1:11 solely by watching the, turn of the >nar:iet.. .jrtaoy in. ,,i„ lose their lives in consequence, of raising then' armS above Water, the_ unbiibye^ sweight of 'vi'ich depress the head. Animals have C. I' notion nor ability to act ia a similar man- ner, and lher«('oi-e'swi;n naturally. When a per- son falls into deej) wa.ter. he generally rises, to jjye snrtaee, ft cbntirvif s there, if he does not I;h, vale his hands or should h'e move his hands un- der water in any .manner he pleases, his head will rse so high as to allow him free liberty to breathe and if h" moves his legs as in the act of walking up stairs, his shoulders will rise above. water, so that he may use less exertion with his hands, or apply them to other purposes. These few plitin directions are recommended to the attention of those who have not learned to swim, as they may be the means, in many in- stances, of preserving life. The effect of the dry weather on the grass lands is lamentably shewn, in the crisp and arid state of the meadow and pasture grounds. The uees also indicate, the consequence of the intense heat and long continued absence of rain, by the pr.ema- tare appearance of a rich autumnal Yellow, and the rapid relinquishment', of the leayes. Tp.e.gar- dens are completelvtiurnt up vegelaol<*s, such as peas and bean, are dying off,- and-the raspber- ries aru parched and rotten .bofore they aie npe. the vermin aro inaumcrable, Dairies are become sadly deficient in .produce. Turnips and other- 'late crops dvardly shew themselves above the ground, from want of rill. In the- Western counties a considerable portion of of tin- commonly fine has bt-cn ate ho lib eel; The crops of apjdos in that quaitei will be. con- siderable, all of .very good quality. A.few da,ys a!F(), a. man and his wife, named Chalcroft, died at Handcross, Sussex,in conse- quence of using water for tea which had stood for some time in a copper, by which they were poisoned. -We (Understand that water being scarce in that neighbourhood, they had brought it from a considerable distance, and put into:the copper for use. Their children still remain-Very ill, and a man who likewise partook of it, though in a great measure recovered, sUM feels the ill effects of drinking it.

COMPENDIOUS NOTICES. HIS MAJESTY gave asplenrlid entertainment Monday, at Royal .Lodge., Windsor, in honour of Duchess of Cambridge's birth day- Kinq- takes daily rides to -Vil"ihi",l Water, sails on that beau- iiful lake, and frequently dines on its banks.— His Majesty in perfect health.—Mr. Canning, quite recovered, held a Levee Friday at Foreign Office,previously fo a few weeks holidays. Cur- rent report that the treaty between Great. Bri- tain and Mexico is not duly ratified-some secret condition on part of the latter not recognised by British Government.A 44-gun frigate fitting up to carry Lafayette back to France—she is to be called Brandy-wine," in. commemoration of the scene where the General lost his first blood in the Revolutionary war. Young Marat arrived at New York mlh June, on a visit to his uncle Joseph Suonaparte.—-From the appearance of grapes at Oporto au early and abundant vintage anticipated. —French journals filled with discus- siolls,on subject of' religion—the new Law of Sacrilege has excited great discord between the people and -All augmentation of our In- dian army said to be under entisideration.-Rank Directors refuse to make further advances on- Stock.—a good deal doing on-Stock Exchange- Saturday connected with French Peiites--A eer- -tain "great man', unfortunate in this speculation. Considerable bustle in the City Saturday, by a report that Ministers had, through mistake, omit- ted to renew the war duty on tobacco, conse- quently the duty vWuld be 3s. instead of 4<s.— Mr. ftothschi Id"Said to have contracted a loan of six. million.?.of florins, j»t 4, per cent. wiih Go. vernment of ITesse.^Three Directors from Lou- don arrived in Dublin to further the measures of Irish Provincial Banks —thence they proceed to Cork, and notes expected to be issued by lotlT August.-Court of Common 'Council have. re- solved to present a gold medal, with-suitable in-' sreiption, to Lord Mayor, in co-fntnemora'tion of' his hospitality on laying first stone in London B i-i d.- (if Inquiry into-the bu- siness of Chaiicery said to he now considering whether Bankruptcy business .cannot be separated from ih Ch, I The sect of Ranters, or Primitive Methodists," much on the increase near Oxfot'd-StMary's new church, Greenwich. opened Sunday last; —excellent sermon preached on tile oceiisioi,Fii'st stone of an Episcopal -chapel laid Wednesday at Kilbtirn.—.A duel on Ci a wtey Common Th urs'day* bet ween Mr. Elphinstone and.' Mr. Barnard (relations)- the former shot in left breast—hall not extracted"; Nearly JO.QO/: subscribed for the two young ladies- conrined in King's Bench prison-they were dis- charged .Saturday sen'night.^— A new Comedy called Qztile Coi-i,ert; -fnundef on the popular work Sayings atid Doinys, brought out.-at the Haymarket TlwAtfe Friday, and i- e c c i v el with unqualified approbation.—:Pel ting per formers very common in Dublin Theatre—Miss Foote narrawl.y escaped .'contusion- from a penny piece, and St. Clair (the dancer)-fell while making a pirouelis upon a.gooseber.r.y—Miss F. now a favorite there. —Mr. Hayne lost 2500 guineas by Cannon's de- feat by Ward..—Dividend of Marsh, Stracey, and Co. announed for Saturday,-postponed for a week to give the Bank, an opportunity of specifying items and satisfactorily proving thorn to Commis- sioners — they claim 250,000/. on the part of .the [stockholders who suffered by the forgeries of Fauntleroy.—Verdict of Coroner's Jury on the death of John Hammond, in St. George's,Hospi- tal, The deceased came to his death from inat- tention," has induced investigation by the Go- vernors, which terminated Saturday in a full ac- quittal of the surgical department of that esta- blishment-Mr. Bailey. master to, Hammond, subscribed 100 guieas to the Hospital, as a testi- mony of his approval of the treatment received by his servant.—At Maidstone Assizes Saturday, an action was tried. Bishop v. Wotton, to recover da- mages for seduction by defendant of plaintiff's daughter, to whom he promised marriage—plain- tiff lives at Fordwich, and defendant is a farmer .-witnesses for defence proving the young lady had not been otherwise discreet in her conduct, a verdict by consent was taken for 501, damages only —At these Assize.s sentence of Death was record- ed ag-ainst "Ien prisoners, all of whom were re- prieved but William Bassage, for horse stealing, who was left for. execution.

BANKRUPTS. James Johnston, Manchester, draper. Thomas Loveday. Newgate Market, poulterer. James Hollis, Bishopstoke, Hants, miller and mealman.. Robert Wat kins. Mount-street, Grosvenor-square Middlesex, tailor. Wiliian Hugh Jones, Croydon, Surrey, coal merchant. George -late of Pqpham Terrace, Middle-. sex, merchant. James Read, Love-lane, Thames-street', London, ■ victualler.. • John late of Wauington::<hfDr't!"hi¡-p; fanner, but now of Berks, gctilleman. Th ornas Barnes, Denuiugton, Suffolk, uierchaut attd farmer. Charles. Hoia'now or l^te.of Hastings, -Sussex, W'ilson.Haseiiien, now^or Jateof Liverpool, por- ter. dealer, ship broker, and commission agent. .Erancis Nicholson, Mauch(ist,er, ^orn dealer. Ilenry Walduelt,2>fo,'33-.1, High-street-,<Shadwell, Middlesez, potat'oe.merchant. William Fuller, Boston, Lincolnshire, linen-tlra^ -per and shop'kee.per. John Macaulay^.Cheshunt, Herts, schoolmaster. (I-Ltlyi s I i I I vSouthwark,;Surrey, and High-street, Poplar, taitor. r Edward Price, late of Abergavenny, Monmouth- shire, horse-dealer. William Durtnail, now or late-of .Dover, Rent; -iron.nHII1ger, bra.je,l:and tin man. ■Daniel Cheetliam, Stockport, Cheshire, cotton, spinner. -r--

SHIPPING. P Ellis; Maryflovver, Joues Hornet. Williams Providence, Roberts; Sibe; ia, Hughes, from Liverpool IVter and "Jobvi, Trenaman; from Towey;-Rachel and-Sally. R'ees and the Bro- Towey;-Rachel and-Sally. R'ees and the Bro- tl^rs, Lloydv f«>m-Neath. I CYettrerfrOHS t-he.Varf.hvvel; Griffith, for Conway; Amelia Montgomery, -Thomson, for Portaferry; Cornist, .:Ilriviiiai-(i Darling, Davies; Thomas, ¡ Hughes; Elizabeth and Jane, Williams; Mar- garet, Williams; Brothers; Hughes; for Do- Nelsoill Spencer, for Belfast, Jane arjclAnnu, Williams Miils. Kills Fanny, VYiuiams, Gleaner; Roberts, for Liverpool; ,1,lelS(Y; Williams, for Newry ;'Arrow. Miles, for Rochester. :Pclic;ln, Oweii, rot Cernaes Ann and Fanny, Roberts, for Newha-ven Jane Smith and, C'harips, Dibden, for Bristol, all with states. /hL:isEi.L\Arrived, the tane, Sleenian Friendship, John Phoenix, Thomas; Betsey. Couch; Elizabeth, Canijig. and John, Edwards, ore Thomas, Hayes, from Falmouth Provrdence, Roberts, from Con- way ■ and Abeoua,, Ry'dder, from Fowev, with ditto Lilly, Lauffliarne, from Ross, with cattle; Mafy' Llewellvi). fro.in. Chester,- with, briek-s vCoin'rieue, I m> from. Dartmouth; Betsey" Pollard; Cares,. I reblecock Fame Brabyn and rVmitv bhamorook, from Padstow Lively, Evans, frojruDrogheda Nelly, Nicholson; and Gipsey, Christian .from, .Newry Atlass, Pour, from Swansea Star, Davies Dophin, Jones; and: Brothers, Jones, from Aberystwith William and Mary, Murray, from Southampton Eliza, andJMe, Lisiey and William and Esther. Hitching, from Penzance Sarah and Ann Rhyd- derch, frbm St. Ives Jane, Tobin, from Dublin John Clifton, Ctande)), from Iiiverpool; Hope, Isniondi from Wexford; Georgeanna. Dodri, from Bradport; Ci-eswill Castle, Mathias Three Brothers, Owelis Hero, Lewis; Friends Good- ani' will,- Hancock.; Fortitude, Rees; and William and-Mary, Moris, from Carmathen. ill in Ballast. Saifed, the Thomar Hayes Integrity, Hus- baud .Speculation', Bryant; Lilly, Laxtgharne Rose, Thomas; Sarah and Ann, Rhyddcrch Jams, Sle.eman; Phoenix, Thomas; John, Ed- wards Abeo.ha., Bydder. and Mary, Williams, for St. Ives Coinmerce, Svans, for Dartmouth PIlbn" Cadogab, forKInsale Gipsey, Christain, for'" Nevyy Emerald, Walters, for Fowey Swift, ijvaiis. Saitah Arirs,, Nichols Betsey. Poland; !Friend?fiipv. John ,• and Ebenezer, Ni- chols," for Pa.ds.tpwn Le Themolion, Le, Dos, for BrestI^opewell, Philiips and Dolphin Jones, for Cardigan, Tender, Thomas and New Hope, Moig.ans, all with coal or cults.

MAHKET HEBAIiDo -r{r An account of the Prices ill Wheat, Barlty, and Oats, in the wqek closed Saturday lant, in the under-mentioned counties— Winchentcv measure. ■ Wheat. Barley.. Oats. Anglesey 56A- FO 60S I"38S to39s'I 2t>s o 22s Carnarvon- 60s 63s 96s"—40* I Sis — z:is Dcnh;i 62,v — V>7s I' 35s —3D# I'25?/— 2*s Mint.•. j fiSs 33s —3Vs J'50« — -Merioneth. j 65s — (iys'J 35s:—3!)s 50« — Montgomery. j 62s' — (',7s j 35s '—39s -> ■ LIVERpaOl/GORN EXCHANGE; TU-ESD.V Y," One o'Ciock.- 1- 'SE'CGND EDITfOV.. There .was a -gobd -attendance-of'Dealers. Vb-da> and an improve; demand for fine W-heat,-at-, prices exeeedl-jig,- in snm • instance's; these.nf. this day week. -Oats-.were aNo^ii good request-, • and fi-ce of sale, at full prices. BaHev Beans fit 11y support'their prices IVkent, 70ih. n. D. Eh at ish, Old 11 0' a 11 3 -Ner:„10 a \i o j^Oaisv.~ 3 >' a 3, p {. }in\iby.v.5. 3 a 5.. 'ft. •.Flatr; fo. • s. n, s. i). j English fine 2.1- 0 « 30 (i Iri shx. 27 0 a 33 6 American.in -Load) '21. "'«*• a-6- -ON AV, The Wheat- trade was certainly cheaper on Friday last, and kavi<<~g a.gond supply this morning, an. t tlie-weather cuutfn ung h'ighly J-htfouraUte for Vic .harvest, the tt-ade is exceedingly didt, and upon the whale lie j)cr quarter lower. Barley scarcely reaches our last quotation bit! on quite as good icrtnsl i were a few new at market of tolerably fine qua-" lity for n-hick 53s. and 5.h', obtaiited. Beans hare condderab-e a l eased in value -w,e quote them. J nil 3s. per quarter dearer than this day se'ri-night and Oats, of which the bipply is moderate, sell freely on rather better terras: In Flour'rnul other articles there is no variation to notice. t- Wheat Cwhile 50s-# 60s Barley 't.a,3(j3 iu Pease. "k7s a 40« Oats CPolatoe) 3as —:—- Poland .r *2fts- a 23s Feed 1. v 23s a 26s -ce- PRICE OF FLOUR. 60s a 6->s per suck■ dtlieared- Essex anil Suffolk Flour,-5"Js"a 55s onboard skip Norfolk,and Stockton, dilt'a a i>k'd-'tin Bran. — 12s a 13-i s'^ Quarter Fi-)i> Potturd )(),;2lkdiUo 0 PRICE OF JSREA D. Peek Lodfio wcbjK'. ¡7UJô,n Haf(lilU>Hb nVs. Quarl.erii,ditto 4[bÕ!)" 'If alf Quartern ditto Lli42 Tht Highest price of .fSrcud in the Metropolis, j's others whoseli J'rom v halfpenny fothreehidfpence lurtow thai ¡ GENERAL AVETiAGE PRICE OF ';C i TISH CORN Fof the ^Yeek ending JULY 23, 1825, made up froTfl the Reftifn "of the Inspectors in the Marltiuia Citits and Towns in Englaiid and Wales, any bv •'wlviehimportatioh is regulated'. V WrUeat..6i)s 5d j Barley 35s lid-' Beans. ;S9S 6J Ry^40slld j Oats.2 s lOd -} pease.38* 7^ .< .0. SMITHFIELD, MONDAY, AUGUST I. Th&-e. i'sa.g real number of Beasts on.the stones this Morning, evidently caused by a scarcity of food and nyUer, u very gi-cat pai-t, of therit not being at all Jit. jor the butcher. The best small Scats and Runts fully support the terms of last week, but every thing else remains heavy; very fine Short-horns from Lincoln, being even rejected by the cutchers, in cons quenee of their size and heat oj' the sale of Mutton was 'tolerably b risk, 5s. being given for the but small wethers.—Lamb and Veal h(iveboth dropped 2d. per stone since this day week being here in great plenty. Bcef.4-s (yd to 5s '2d Veal.5s i 6s 0 d Mutton..4i Od to as "2d Pork. As 0 as Sd Head of Cattle this day. Head (if Callle this day. Beasts, about 21 H I 'Calves 2.i-G Sheep. 18,530 J Pigs.. ::nt RAW HIDES Best Hcifc7-sand Steers, Ordinary,2sMto2s Sd st. 3 s '2d to 3s -id Market eaij.ruch. Middls. 2s I OdtoSs Od [ SHEEP SKINS. Downs 3s 6d to 5s— Polled Qs to 8s PRICE OF HOPS. Kent-Pockets- 91.Qs. lo 01 5<t to 9l.Qs. East Kent 8f Canterb. 171 0s. lo — VOs. Sussex Pockets 6/ 0,v to 61 12s to ~l O.v. Esser-P'ockets fil 6s to 71 7s to 9/ Os. Farnham;iinc, 12f0s to 141 M 12. to ;jt WOs. Kent Bags. 71 12s to 10/ 10s Sussex Bags 4-1 10s to U'16s to 5/0#. Hags, l 0s to 5l J2s to C.1 ii". PRICE OF LEATHER, Hulls, 50 to 5Glbs each per lb 19d to 20d Ditto.5(j to OOlbs each 22d to 2 td Dressing Hides 19d to 2 id Fine Coach Hides 19d to 21 d Crop Hides. So to 38/-bs for cutting. I (i I i) I Ditto *0 to 45lbs \?d to IQd Calf Skins.. 35 to -iOlbs IS to 2 0d -)t3d Dilto 50 to 70lbs 2id to 28d Ditto 7o to 80lbs 22d to 25d Large ditto lixl PRICE OF TALLOW Town Tallow. 4.0." (id Yellow Russia 38s 6 Melting Stuff. 30. Ditto Rourjh 12s ,6d Graves C>s 7d Ptitri 81s Od Cut ■ Good Dregs^• PQs 61