North Wales Gazette

M A It It I A G I,, J On the 16th ult. at IVantwich, Robert Grain- ger, Esq. Chamberlain to the King of Bavaria, and second son of E, Graioper, Esq. of Tywysog, Denbighshire, to the Countess Julia FranncL On the 3d inst. at Knaresborough, the Rev. W. Carr Featoo, of Grinton Lodge, TO Caroline"; May, ldest, daughter of the fate Rev. Robert Myddleion, of Gwaynynog. On Sunday week, at S(. John.s, Chester, Mr. J. Jones, of Minna, to M tss. Jane Roberts, se- ( cond daughter of the late David Roberts, (iity ddol, near Llandderfel, Merioneth-shire. DEATHS. On the 4th inst. at Eskirefan, Montgomery- shire, a»ed 83, Mrs. Ailcock. widow of the late j Mr. Thomas Allcock, of Frotifraith, near Aber- ystwitil, On Sunday morning, Mrs. Forbes, of Stanley- place, COeslcr, relict of the I ate Col. formerly of Bodnod, Denbighshire. On the 19th ult. Georgiana, wife of iiljaai Jones, Eq. Lla'nerchrigog Hall, Wrexham. On Ihe Bth inl. at Moseiey Hi! Liss-rrtiool, deeply regretted, William Ewart, Esq, aged 6). At Aberystwith, on Tuesday, deservedly re- Stetted, Charles "Jones, Esq. for several years C'erkof the Peace for the county of Moatirontery. On the 24th «lt. a' Llanidloes, aged. 6,5 years, Mra, Jervis, late of Pen yr allt, in the Gounryd Montgomery. Y 111

,The acconnts of the Quarter's Revenue were made public at a late hour on Saturday evening. They verify ail that we have said of (he progre^ sive improvement in the finances of the empire i and, what is still more gratifying, they present the most marked increase in those classes of taxes whose productiveness furnishes the index of national prosperity. We are not aware that, any thing need be oftered in confirmation of this preposition, or that the flattering prospects held out by the skate of the Revenue admit of denial or qualification.

Last Thursday theltiht Hon- Lady Viscount- Warren Bulkeiey, tstt Briron Hill, for tier ,hi V's town residence in May Fair. Our reacters will he pleased t" learn, that her Ladyship's health was much improved by this visit into Wiiles, although the weather was very unfavour- able. • ■ The venerable Bishop of Durham has expent-, ed 70UOI. in the establishment of schools, chajitis &c. iu ttie district of Weardale,

--7 THE ANGLESEY HOUNDS MEET To-morrow at Bodowyr Mil! on Monday, at Gwenfro Furze Wednesday, at the Mona Inn Thursday, at L I ane rcliy meti'd -each day at half- past ten. -Il8-

Our readers were informed some weeks ago, that our remonstrances on the dangerous state of the pavement through this City, had at length received attention. We would wish, if it was possible, that in ataking the improvement, which is to he according to the mode adopted by Mr. M'Adafn, a certain portion of the street might be completed, instead of opening the drains, and taking fill the pavement throughout the whole length, which has, for the tioae, if possible, in- creased the danger ten-fold. The whole, how- ever'is ttncier the able man;i,-ernent or Mr. Hall, our resident engineer, who, we bate no doubt, will do'every thing in his power for the public convenience. Mr. Francis Reynolds shot lately in Ireland, a Golden Eagle, or, Falco Chrysaetos — with its wings expanded, it oleasuredseve-n feet foilr inches. This bird is so mischievous, particularly in the Orkney Islands, where a law is ÎII force which entitles every person ttnt kill an Kixte, to a hcit out of every house in the parish where strch bird was killed. From the heavy lift of thelides wilh,io ttit- lart few days, and the influence of the equinoctial gales, the approaching spring tide ii expected to prove an unusually high one. prio and Langan ate matched to fight half- j way between here "(Manchester)- and London. Ten ponmls a side has been deposited, to be tn-a-de good £ 500. The betting is two to one on Sprin?, whicth lias been takei);-—Manchester Paper. The Goideri Cross, Charing crrw«,' and -ths ad" ,ire t,) did building, which Is If) resemble the Pantijecn at Rome, erected oil its scite. Oi» the tTth ult. a ilartri(itre was shot by Mr. I(-orge had in;jtcrop ÜXly-fouT glf\'i,h(l¡I:H\ ;ollespider, and four cranberries! 'I'lie "ird wag kille(I I')(, Muncsster fell, and *t is pr i'ialtie thn' it hsd re- sprted to this singular kind of food in conse- quence of its distance from corn fields. The o. iginals of Dr. Johnson's letters to Mrs. Piozzi, most, if not all "of which have'been pob» lishetj, were lately sold fit Manchester, by Mr. Brbster. Two of them went hy auction, at a guinea each and two at ten shillings <he fe.«t were reserved for priva'e contract. AstnalllHd. lock, which had to, the- Doctor, sola tor 3s, (id.; and the Grant to him of the Freedom of Aberdeen, for five and iwent) Shillings. One o, the letters is in the possession of a gennemu.i o this town.—Bolton Express. At the time of the plague in London a no et body-searcher lived whose name WAS SNACKS.— His, business si) he Cpuld oof compass it, he offered to any pers-'ti who should join him in his hardened pr-»c ise half-the. profits thus those who joined him were said to go with SNACES. Hence going SNACKS, or dividing the spoil.. PltPFANt SVFEARIKG. — Amidst a the ViCe;¡ qualities are observed among Item. The most tharid iied wretch among them never l»rcs«mt« 1 utter the name of God in v«<n, or a< ( • 'V of decoration to his ribaldry. chess .are. their, only game*, and at ,!V,U never play IW rnoicy, but for-eollec, s 'K f' •' t) sicca; or some other s«ip!v fid- Iti-ilO' I'lrtittcal States of Bmfyrirg. .It may t>e impor'ani to all ♦ Hoiers, espe a .cider'counties, ('» be ii.fo'iMied, (h*1' v, v h f»cri, I I I. chap. Ot, (p. G),) oersonc.it} ov;j»;e vei'ju>ee (i»r sale, evt-i> tro^i erahs thfir OWll.. growth, undi.r a penalty of HKi. ""le^s they take out an aiuuud vinegar tua';era hce.tve, which costs :iJ J. One itifprm^tioa has Diien beard and.the party convicted. f Sis John Leicester, Colonel of the Cheshire Yeomanry, being requested, last week, by s'ttne at Tabley, to show, a specimen of his skill, with a single ball's sent .for his avouri e pistol, which he had not fired for, some years, and; .taking a water- wagtail orr the green lor a mark, passed a ball through its body at the first shot; distance afterwards measured was sixteen yards,— Macclesfield Courier. a York Wool Market, Oct. 2,There was a moderate supply of Wool at the maiket to-ilay, and many bujers being present, the maiket wus nearly cleared at a small advance in price. The following are the prices Long Wood —Hogs, mvxed wirh small quantities of E*e«,,164. 6<1. to lis.; Hogs and E^*es from 14s. 6d. to 15s. 6d.; Ewe>(, Us. 61. to 12s. gd. Scoich Wool, js, 6d. to 6s.'6d. per stone of 16 lbs. A t,'t it r.pft(IO I,' A N D ^ATER-FROOF Cemr VT. —To half a pint of milk put an equal quantity of vinegar, in order to curdle it; then separate the curd from the whey, and mix the whey w.th the whites of four or the eggs, beating the whole well together. When it is well mued, add a little (juick lime, through a sieve, until u has acquired the consistence of a thick paste. W,m this cement broken vessels and cracks of all kinds may he mended. U dries quickly, and resists the action of fire and water. FLINTSHIRE EISTEDDFOD.- The high patron- age Which this and the grand objects, it embraces, excite an un- precedented interest in the circuit it commands. Seein" that an anniversary of the 'great provincial ins'fit ill'ion l,ot be heid 'he ima,edi<'«fe neighbourhood for at least five years to cotrie, and feeling tint such meetings are requisite to stir up Ihe^oaMortal spirit, and to preserve the zeal of the Cy>itrbizyddion societies, which now form the principal inn series of Cambrian genius, several worthy individuals arranged themselves into a committee, to consider the possibility and propriety of holding an Eisteddfod in this district. Far ftotn intending (his as a rival ''institution, or 8s a separate object from the other national establishments, if! purpose is only to supply that deficiency which the distance of their ensuing anniversaries has created. The design was laid before the grand jury of the county of Flint, at the last assizes it met with their warm apprftbation, and they immediately entered into a subscription towards its support; while that ■patriotic Baronet, Sir E. P. Lloyd, readily ex- erted his weighty interest in its behalf, and pro- mised to preside at its proceedings. Such were tiecircumstaoces that gave rise to the Flintshire lostitution, the celebration of which will, no doubt, furnish to the lovers of Celtic manners and Gelric song, a treat of the very highest kiod —a treat of more variety than has yet been offer- eft lô sons of Cambria. Here every branch of Welsh literature is encouraged, in prose, in poe- try, in oratory, in minstrelsy, in the composition of song, and in its performance; nor is the taste Of the Saxonian guest forgotten—a premium is offered for the best English essay upon the utility of such meetings." The inhabitants of every country are even tenacious of (he innocent customs of their ancestors can it he denied to the descendants of the Cimbri ? The pilbroch of the Scottish Highland thrills his sont with de- light, and inspires him to deeds of glory and why should not the sweet tinkling haq) of Cymru have a similar effect upon her sons, in binding them still closer to the mountains they trod in their infancy, and recalling to their minds those traditions which were fostered first aod most ujiou thsir laemoi'ie*? -=-=. On Wednesday se'nnighf, Dr. Syntax won the gold cup-at Richmond, easy. After passing the winning post, he. with his rider, fell, and serious consequences were apprehended we are glati (o hear, however, that both recovered. After win- ning his twentieth cup, this was declared to be the last racing exhibition of that uoparallelled horse. It should be generally known, which we believe it is not, that tinder the new turnpike act, every person whose christian and surname, with their place of abode, is not legibly painted on the side of their waggon, cart, or other vehicle, is subject to penalty of ten pounds. A Minister and his elders, not a dozen miles from Montrose, were some years ago engaging a man to act as par^ti sexton. Having heard ihe •terms of agreement, he affecteil c-» be somewhat shy. As an inducement for Duoqan to accept, he was told that he should have half a-crown for digging each aduU's g.tave. *• .Awee' quoth he; t»nt wull he uphaud me o* constant tvarl, Si.r?"G'H¡ lor"i(i was (he repiy. MYSTERIOUS Occu RRENCB.— Several respect- able1 spinners and oianufamurer* of Manrhesier, forwarded remittances, through (he medium of the Manchester Post Office, to their Brokers, at Liverpool, on Tuesday the fit. which ietiers have not reached their destination.—The general supposition is, that they, have been obtained ti oin the Post-Office of Liverpool, by some person personating the Brokers J hut, as tbe bills ire all specially eudorscd, ami as the matter is now in the hands of the Geiier»l Post-OtSee, there is-no doubt this singular affair will be speedily eluci- dated. CARRIAGE AND WAGG-DN WHEELS.—Many who Ilfivt! rit)f weli considered ihe subject, ima- gine that large projecting lisil tieao:, add t') the durability of wheels. Tiiis is far Irom tteiug the C;i-ie ifit- tail lietij;, to tipar (tie I)rt)tit of the pressure aud the friction, are soon worn down, and the trees become loose for the only dependence he in» on (Ue'head of the naii, there is nothing left to support ttie tire on the other hand, where the tire is countersunk to receive-a well •constructed conical nail, Ihe nail is pro- j tected from injary, and the tire is so firmly con- oecfed with the wheel, that iccauuot become loose j unr il it he worn rhino L V kv P, L L ti ti N T c,(, (it.ateiteed on Tuesday. The following i4 a list of the stakes, & to be ruo for, which in number aud value will scarce be exceeded by arty place of sport in the kingdom.— On Tuesday, *14(71 October, the Mostyn Stakes, of 'en sovereigns each, all ages the Mostyn mile ),;tlrl!)er!j.-A Sveepitiikes of tell sove- reigns each, with fit ty udded, all ages, bona-fide, the propi-ny n!'a subscriber, b«ing a member three sink's.-—A Sweepstakes of 25 sovereigns e-ich, f,,r t wo year old colts and fillies, the last half mile; three er ;I)ers.riie Chieltain Stakes of 50 sovereigns each, h.ft. for three year old coils and fillies, the"Moslyn mile ten 'Hib- scribers. Produce Stakes, of 50 sovereigns each, -(wu miles, seven subscribers.—The Taffy Stakes, of 25 sovereigns each, for three year old colij and fillies, one mile and three quarters; six subscribers.— O/i Thursday, \5th Octabtr, the Hawarden" Castfe Stakes, of tO sovereigns each, two nides five subscribers.— A Handi- cap Slakes, of 10 sovereigns each, with twenty added, he-i of three two-mile heats.— A Handi- cap Strikes, of 20 sovetei^os eaeh, tor two and three year olds; half a mile.—The Cobourg Stakes, of 50 sovereigns each, for three year old '.colts/and allies, one mile, and six 1'ti.e 'Halkin Stakes, of 200 sovereigns each, lor three-year old col's and fillies, one mile and C^is-iTBt fFAIR. — Our great Michaelmas fair comiKeticed on..Friday. The shew of horses was r v f,, it(i,, t,,ipre. w,,ii a ;,rt-,4t I)f ir)ferior For the hest sorf. there was an uousaaUy brisk demaod, and a great maii^y Wtre sold at good prices. Of horned cattle was atio a large for which the prices were rather on the decline, as compared Wl(h the last fair. Pigs were iii great abun- dil)C(»1 a great portion of whíetl were sold; the Ilrf1::e averaged lid. per lo-LEATUER. There was-no great quantity of !his article in the mar- the following niiy he quoted as the prices: C';r|f4kin«, 16J. to 2s. 3d.—Kips, I8d. lo-2s— U'tde's; 20.1. to 23d.— Horse bides, 17d. to ISJd, 22d. to 26. Hop*.—The Worcester plantation having fail- pd, we had no new Hops, (except one sample of Kent) at our fair, and bui few old ones: consi- derable business, however, was done by sample, the followiiiir L)rices 0 I8l8's,70s.to84s prewt. I82rs,80stol40s prewt •819'S, 90S. to 120s. I822's, £ '6. to ^12. I820's, 80s. to 90s 1 he duty is at present estimated at £ 20,000, but it is'-generally believed to be over rated the price of Hopson the London market, we find from flie latest accounts to be as under s — r-S 18. Bags and Pockets, 70s. to 86s. percwt. iS're, /ditto,70s. to 95s. I'829,ditto,60s. to S2s. 1S2I, ditto, 100s. to 115s. 1822, Bags. 6 10s. to £ 9. New Sussex l*ockets. £ 11 lis. to £ 15. Ditto Kent Pockets.= £ 12 12s. to £ 15 1'5. Ditto East Kent ditto. £ 15 15s. to J £ 1S 18. •> £ w Bags, none yet at market. Of all kinds of Manchester, Glasgo.w, York- shi{ Birmingham, and Sheffield manufactures, (he .supply is most abundant and we believe there are "ery few. Ahop's io the rhrec principal halls unoccupied. On the nnnuie»t enquiries from, individuals in different branches of trade, we are glad to report, that (be demand, for goods i« extensive ant} steady. It is admitted, how- ever, that, the profits of the manufacturer are ever, that, the profits of the manufacturer are small, the prices beiOi; excessively low. Cou- pling tfti» adaiissiou with the universally ac- knowledged fact of a brisk demand, gives ys a jo$t teason for believing thai our, trade rests on a firmv basis, and promises permanency and in- crease'. This state of things is highiy gratifying in a tiafipniil view lor while the approximation of jpj'rice's in our articles of manufacture with those of agricultural produce, will materially re- lieve the farmer and rural labourer, as far as their individual consumption goes, the mechanic is supplied with abundance of employment, and kept ip a state of comparative comfort. It may also be presumed, that the extent of demand will in a great measure compensate the manufacturer for the lownessof his profit.- CiLestei, Courant.

CAUSES OF DISTRESS. Suberabundance of population is the cajuse of our ,gham. The alienation o'l capital is the cause of our distress.— flicardo. Taxation is the cause of our distress.— iVaith man. Boroughmongering is the cause of our dis. tress.— fiyr.detl. Want of Whig Ministers is the cause of our distress;.—Ticrne.?. Tlit- cuvreocy is the cause of our distress.— Baring. Drinking tea, eatiog potatoes, and reading Shakespeare, are the causes of our distress — Cobbe,it.. Dnoking coffee is the cause of our distress.— Hunt. Poverty is the cause of oar distress."— Watson* A feW^eSharic, of-large dimensions, was taken alive a short time since, in the Humber, near the Pottery,* While ut the act of making a spring at two children who wre washiog their feet. The shark is eight feet in length, and measures four feet across the shoillders. The following prescription for a Constitutional or Winter Cough, was obtained from Sir William Knighton, Bart, s—Take of Almond 'Emulsion 7| ounces; Syrup of White Poppies, Oxymel of Squills, of each 2 drachms; Compound Powder I of Gum Tragacanth, I drachm. Two table spoons- ful to be,faken^^ freqtif-nily,-G,,tzette of I-leall/i. Shrewsbury fair atftlfded ample mart for every kind of fanning produce on Tuesday and Wednes- day. There were more than 1,000 heep, which could not be penned, and many were driven home unsold fat sheep 4|;1 some 5<) per It). There were few very'l,ritige ctitle., which obtained 4d to 4;}d a t'tfrge number of bullocks and lean stock sold very low. Few fat pigs, which obtained 4d per lh stores cheap. Theie was a large quan- tity of butter, and all was disposed of, at g,d to and a little itt. loil per It,). Cheese als" had ready purchasers on Wednesday morning, but the price lowered as the demand decreased; for the ace!slollled htl)crs bf Commission did oat appear skim 2Ss to 35s per cwt. one lot sold so low as 21s; middling dairies 40s to 45.; best dairies 4S-, toBacon 4|d to 5d. Hams 6.1 to 7d. A F-rench boy. who was regaling the ears of the public a few. weeks since with certain" Cban. soni Francais,fell into the. hands of the police, nod was sent to.Knutsford Tread Mill, under the new Act, tora month. A gentleman, who visited (tie gaof, was accosted by the young melodist from the sllrnrnit of rhe wheel wiih the following inquiry: I, Eh,Mon-icur, how many Tread Mills is between dis arid L(itillte, 11 About ten, my boy :2.hul why do you ? Because t- cnusr sing all de vay to [111(1, mathcurenx dat I atT!, I shalt be ten ))iotatli I get dere." A few weeks Clover, a ctiimney- sweeper of in attempting to take hold of a tiatt called the stinging fuh, of the skate species, which is armed with a sharp bony point at its tail, and was entangled in the weirs at Beltinge, near H'erne Bay, received a wound in his arm, which injured an artery, and not being aware of the consequence went to work as usual, witiiout seeking surgical assistance, till the aim was in a,siale to dfefy the utmost efforts for his relief. He has since been admitted into the Kent and Canterbury Hospital, where, we un- derstand, he has been obliged to suffer amputa- tion.— Canterbury Paper.

MONTGOMEH. YSHHtE RACES. L On Tuesday, on the Welsh P-tn) Course, the Union Stakes of 8 Guineas, for Horses not tho. roughly hred, bona fide the property of Mem- bers of the Union Club. Three years old to carry 9st 5lb four years old lOst 7l'i five years old I I st Qlb six years old 12st aged 12st2lb; Mares and Geldings 31b. Aliieitftd ieats. David Pugh, of Llaoerchydof, Esq's 41 I VV, Owen, Esq's c m by Paris. 1 2 2 Valentine Tilsley, Esq's ch m Vesta ..233 Wy then Jones, Esq's ch m Laura 5 4 4 John Beck, Esq's ch c Duke 3 dr D, Pugh, Esq of Dolanog's b g RobRoy dr Good Race. A Match for 140 Sovereigns, Mile and a Half Heats. D., Pugh, Esq's of Llaherchydol, hI g (iVhitehouse)^ 1 I I Jotdl Beck, Es(iji t) g Tennis Ball 2 2 %v rlt)N Egi)A Y.-Ttie Welsh Pool Piate of= £ 50, given hy theTowii, forHorses not thorough bred, foaled.in the 'County,.and bona fide the property of person resident 10 the Couuty. Three years old to carry 9st 6Ui; four years old lOst Tib; five years old list 6!b; six years old 12st aged I2st 21b, Horses that have won the value of£5H. including their own Stakes, once before the 1st of September preceding the Races, to carry 5lb twice or more, 71b extra. Mares and Geldings allowed 31b. Mile and a half Heats. Mr.Jones's b g by Pavilion(Darling) 5 4 1 1 Mr. Pugbe's b g Luck's All. 1 3 2 2 Mr. Morris's b m Polly Tippin. 3 I 3 3 Mr. Shuker's b m Friendless Fanny 2 2 dr Mr. Stanley's br m Active 4 dr Luck's All the favourite. The Hunters Stakes pf five Sovereigns each, with 25 Sovereigns added by the Fund, for horses not thorough bred, bona fide the property of persons resident in the county, and to have been regularly hunted in Montgomeryshire last season. Weights and distance the same as the Union Stakes. Five subscribers or no race. David Pogh, of Llanerchydol, Esq'swalked over Wy then Jones, Esq's dr A Match for 50 Sovereigns. Heats. David Pugh, Esq's, bl g Grouse (White- house). I I John Beck, Esq's. Pegasus dr A Match for = £ 5. Two miles. Mr. Bowen's bi g (Darling) 1 Mr. Buck's 0 g.. 2 Good Race. The Ordinaries at the Oak and Bear Inns were respectably attended.

k shipping. PORT PKMIHVN, BANGOR.—Ar- rived, Union, Rebecca, William, Three Brothers-, Tom, Grace. Ti- ber, AVUson, Deft, and Owen Glen- dwr.•— Cleared out, Aheooa, Robert I Lovely* William Pitt, Susannah, Severn, Mar- | chioness of -Angleseyi Mary, and ludustry, all I w ith slates, Jane & Hannah,Row. lands*; Betsey^Williams;; Juliana, Jones Rose I in June, ilotics Ivlward Si .Mary, Jones; Elli- aojr, Davics and providence, Roberts, Cleared out, Sih.erij, Hughes; liuruet ABERVSTWJT!— Arrived,Maria Anna,Evans; NVilliaflls. fron) Chester; JJliss,^ O we.ns and Betsy;, Lloyd, from Bristol, .with sundries; Sincerity, Jones; and Dolphin, Jones, from Neath, with culm: Dol- phin, Jones; and Fortitude, Evans, from Llan elly.; Mermaid,.Thomas, Bee, Jones; Cbaroi- iug Molly, Watkjns; niid Eli?. Owen, from Newpnrt, coa|s ;Swan, Davies, from Cardigan; Active, Davit's, from Carnarvon, slates; Linnet, Jones, ,from M ilford, wo ;i Lively, Williams, from Ne,wr) aod Davies, from Cole- faine, ballast. Cleared out,Resoltifion, Price, for London and AnnMary, Williams, for Neath, sua- dries .l.\(lrlef} I,)n, lor 1\1 liford, Qak poles; SUKannai). Da\i"s. fo,3ris!n!. leacl m; Victo- ry, James; and Leighton, Davies, for Preston Perseverance, Jenkins; aud ludustry, Thomas, for Beilasi, oak bark. M'LFORU.—Jrrimd, Volcan, Peitygrove. from Cardiff for London; WiJI-ati), Dawson, from Bristol for Bilbiia George, Burnett, froa Whitehaven for Wateiford; Elizabeth & Jane,. Cooper, frotn Cardif ffor Fowey; New EKpe ¡lit ¡noH 1Je:,t)s,lrom Beatimaris for Southampton Alice, Angel,; Minerva, Rowland M a r i a 'K ey s and James Fitzpatrick, Edwards, from Newport for Cork; and Swalluw, Revenue cutter Jroai 0 cr«iz«. J. Last week two young men, of corresponding ge, applied at our Dispensary, at the same time, for surgical relief froma state of suffoca- non, under the foiioRTtrg-circumEiances :-One of the sufferers had accidentally swallowed a plum-stone, and the other, also too large a piece of animal food to pass (he gullet. The intro- duction of the instrument, however, by the me- (liciil attendant soon relieved the, from -the distressing state under which they were lat)ouring. But what makes the circumstance still more re- markable is, that both of them, a few years ago, by mistake, swallowed some burning L liquid, the one oil of vitriol, the other aquafortis, and both are unknown to each other.:—Stockport Advert1.3cr.

-+- MARKET HERALD. An account of the Prices of Wheat, Barley, and Oats, in the week clùsed Saturday last, tn thx under-mentioned counties—per qr, J-flveheslv measure.—Aro variation worth notice. Wheat, Barley. Oa's. Anglesey. j '49 s/o54s ] 3"2s I'OS" s 4 .Carnarvon. 1 49s—56s 32s—37s 21 s-—24s Denbigh. J 47s—51s j 27s—33s. j 21s— 24« Flint 43s-=-48* i 27s— 33s 20s— 28s Merioneth. 45s —48y j- 29-'s—33s j" 20*—25s Montgomery. j 43s —47s | 27s— 33s | 20s— 22s

LIVERPOOL CORN EX CHAN GE. TUESDAY, On.e o'Clock. The demand for fan Wheat cnniimn;$. The sales to- day, t,,? the Dealers icere numerous, and ill.. some instance* an advance on Saturday's prices wis obtained. Still no samples of nets: from the neigh- bourhood are offered. Oats in rntker bitter de- mand, and f>r neic Irish 3f' 6d, has been got Nothing done m Barley. Oatmeal tontinues w. quired for Wheat, per 7Olbs 9. d. s. d. English Oid 76a 8 6 New 7 da S 6 Oats 2 9 a 3 0 Barley 3 0 a 3 9 Flour, per 2iSlb. s. d. s. d. English fine 28 U a SO 0 x frisit 24 0 a 26 O Amer. in bond per 196/ii 28 0 a 38 0

LONDON. Corn Exchange, Monday, Oct. 13. 0"r market has been is- •"u moderately supplied teit!i in gencnll since this day se'nnight, and such ieirig the case, with ihe arrival of Wheat ;his morning from Essex and Kent, fine runs met a ready sale, at an advance of fult 2s. per quarter but the middling and ordinary surts have not equally improved in value. Barley is from I s. to per quarter dearer, the quality being generally better than of late. Beans, also, are. j till Is. per quarter lligf/er; and Pease oj both sorts must be considered from Is. to 2s. per quarter dtarer. IFe have but few fresh arrivals of Outs this morning, hence last week's prices are fully supported, and the sales are tolerably brisk. Flour remains as last stated. Wheat—white. 4Ss a 54s. Barley 28s a 32s Malt 55s a 62s Pease 37s a 42s Oats—Potatoe.. -Poland 23s a 25s -Fted 18s a 2Ss PRICE OF FL.OUR. Town made Flour 45s 50s per, sack delivered Ditto Seconds. 40s 45s ditto, Essex & Suffolk Flour 38s -40s on hoarct ship Norfolk & Siocktan do 35s 40s ditto Bran. 9s 10s per quarter Fine Pollard !4V 18s ditto New Ilapeseed, = £ 27 to £\29 Os. per Last 'C

PRICE OF BITBAI) THFS WEEK. Peck loaf to 1711) 6oz Half ditto ditto 81b lloz Quart.e-rn loifditto 411) bloz Half qurtern do 2]b 2-lox The highestpi-ice of the lest ffheaten Bread in. the metropolis, i stated by the principal Bakers la be Nine-pence the Quartern Loaf. SMITHFIELD, MONDAY, Oct. 13. The show of Beasts to-day is not SI. great as last Monday, nor the quality so good; the. failing off is particularly observable among the Scots and Runts the primest of these sorts toe quote ^d. pet- stone dearer,and2d-for other things. If* have a shorter market also for Sheep, but though brisker of sale, we do not consider them dearer—Calves about 16st. or Wst. of good appearance, reach to 4s. 4d. but none otiiersi To sink the O(Fal-Per stone of 8lbs. Beef 2s 4d to 3s 8d j Feal 2s 8d to 4s 4d Mutton..2s 8d co 3s 8d ) Pork .2s Od to 4s 4d Head of Cattle this day. Beasts,about, 3'26 Calves. 190 Sheep. I Pigs 260 RAW HIDES. Best Heifers and Steers j Ordinary 2s Sd to 2s 10d per st 3s 4d fo 3s 6d Market calf each 8s Ort Middls. 3s Od to 3s 2d ( Illti.g.Hoise Os Od to Od PRICE OF HOPS. New -Bags; Kent it) II UH Sussex. 61- Os to 6< lOg •- :i"- Nets; Packets. j Kent., 71 10s a 8l Us a 101.109 Sussex 11 7s a 8l 0>1 a St. 10* Essex: 1 10s a St 5s a 9.. 5s PRICE OF LEATHER. Butts, 50 to 561bs each, per 10 22 £ to 231 Ditto, 56 to 661bs each'24-d to 25d Merchants'Backs -(I to d Dressing Hides •• • • to Fitie Coach Hides. toil to '22 Crop Hides, 35 to 49'bs for rultmg." 19<1 In 20d Ditto 45 loSOfbs 20d to 22d Calf Skins 30 to 401bs 18rf (022d Ditto 50 fo 7f>lbs 26d to 294 Ditto 70 fo SOIlis 24d to 26(1 Small Seals (Greenland) 18d to 19d Large ditto 16d to 18d PRtCE OF TALLOW. Town Tallow.43s Od -s'Od Yellow Russia ,.40s0d—s Od Whire ditto "is (),I Od Soap ditto .37s 0d —s 0(1 Melting- Stuff .35s 0d —s 0d Ditto Rough Od 0s Cd Graves 1610(1 P411m R¡'; 1),( Curd 86Od Good Dregs 8s 04 Price of Candles per dost. 8s 6d—Moulds 10i Od 6d per Uorf. I", ""Uj ,).