Star. — London, England, 1824-06-25 00:00:00

(suifering es they did) Instil !rope relief was given! tathem. He was sorry the Right Hon. Gentleman did not take up the matter with more energy. The state of fiend could not be long concealed. - He then moved, t hat the evidence, taken before the Select Committee on the State of Ireland, be printed. Mr. GRATTAN agreed with ail that had fallen from his Bo- De urabk.lPriiind. It was hard upon the people and Representa tive of freknd to conceal the evidence take. before this Committee. Lord PALMERSTON, Chairman of the Committee, regretted the charges of the Honourable Gentleman. that they had put forth , g arbled statement of the evidence. Nothing of she kind could be wee ha p h ft. The selection of the evidence that had been printed wa , oh & by two Members, one from each side of the House. If the rest were printed, k would be found* that it related to matters which the Committee had not had due tOSSalldne thoroughly into, 'hat would tactic more uneasiness and irritation than even now reined; and be was aware that whets the Committee bad finished ;Aeon, it would publish all the material puts of the evidence. me. 7. SMITH recollected many instances in which partial ed am:e taken before Committees had been published. He outs sure if it were done in this case, it would calm, instead of create, agitation. Sir 3. NEWPORT always thought that the evidence as far as it we nt, should be pub li shed up to the dose of the Session ,: taod pled by a shordleport. The publication would spew to Ireland that h e r grievances were under a careful examination and inquiry. He therefore lamented the course that had been pursued in tekabg to print this evidence. Mr. GOULBU RN said, the Committee was willing to report as m uch of the evidenee as was complete; but they thought there were pe rftof it which required farther inquiry before it was given to the p u blic. If the Honourable Derelict's suggestion were adopted, ft would alter the whole proceedings of their Committees. It was felt by the Committee that they could not have a fair picture of the gate of Ireland without evidence from every part of it. That was gill incomplete; and charges and statements of cases had been made which they bad not yet bad time properly to inquire into. Colonel FRENCH moved that the House be now counted. There being only thirty-six Members present, the House neces sarily Adjourned. THE EVENING STAR. LONDON. FRIDAY, JUNE 25, 1824. THE FUNDS. STOCK EXCHANGE. TWELVE O'CLOCK. Comols opened this morning at 95j, ‘, for the Sammy at which price they remain steady. In the earl, part of the morning a good deal of business was done. FOREIGN FUNDS. The most business doing this morning in the Foreign Market is in Cohombian and Mexican Scrip. Current Prices vs—Old Spanish 901 to 21, New 19 to 4, Russian 951, Alliance Shares 144 to 15, Mexican Scrip 11, Austrian 95, Colombian Scrip 11. Colombian 961, French Scrip 16, New Pros sun 991, OW Del, Portuguese 91, Chilian 76 to 1. PRICE OF STOCKS AT ONE O'CLOCK. Bank Stock 298% % 3 per Cent. Reduced 94% 95 94% 3 per Cent. Cons. shut-91 per Cents. 101% 4 per Cents. Old 101-4 per Cents. New shut 4 per Cents. Assented 101 1 ,( 1 % Bank Long Anns. 22 15.16 %—lndia Bonds 82 4. Each. Bills of £l,OOO (2d.) 9026 30 32'27 (1 1 4d.)27 5 6 Do. Small (2d.) 26 32 ; (1 1 4 d.) 26-80 28 Bank for Acct. 23914 Conbols for Acct. 96 95 5 ,4 4 PROROGATION OF PARLIAMENT. THE KING'S SPEECH. This day his MAJESTY prorogued the Imperial Par• ' i liament in person. For some days the workmen bad been employed in making the necessary alterations in the ante-rooms and approaches to the House of Lords, which were completed yesterday. _ _ _ . _ His Grace the Duke Of NORFOLK, who arrived last night at his house in St. James's-square, from Arundel Castle, was in attendance in the House of Lords, as Earl Marshal of England, in consequence of the Act passed this week, enabling his Grace to exercise the duties of that high hereditary office in person. About ten minutes past two o'clock his MAJUTT left Calton Palace, in his state carriage, drawn by eight cream•coloured horses, and proceeded to the Royal entrance to the House of Lords, attended by the usual Officers of State, and amidst the joyful acclamatidas of assembled thousands. His MAJESTY was escorted by a squadron of the Ist Regiment of Horse Guards ; another division flanked the Procession from Carlton House to Palace-yard.— Two troops of the 17th Light Dragoons, or Lancers, were drawn up in front of the Horse Guards, and saluted his MAJZSTiI with the usual honours as the Royal carriage pisiect. His MAtalrric, on bis arrival at the House of Lords, was conducted to the Robing-room, when, having been clothed with the Royal Robes and the other insignia worn by the British Monarch on such occasions, his M♦JZST: proceeded to the House and took his seat on the throne. The Gentleman titiaer of the Black Bod was then ordered to summon the attendance of the House Of Commons, when the Snafus, attended by several Members, appeared at the bar of the House. His MA. JESTI then, in a distinct and audible voice, delivered. the following Speech : 44 My Lords and Gentlemen, " I cannot close this Session of Parliament without returning to you my warmest acknowledgments for the diligence and assiduity with which you have ap-' plied to the several objects of public interest that have been submitted to your consideration. " I deeply regret the painful necessity Under which you have found yourselves, of renewing, for a further period, measures of extraordinary precaution inlreland• " I entirely approve of the inquiries which yon have thought proper to institute as to the nature and extent of the evilsunhappily existing in the disturbed districts of that country t and I have no doubt that you will see the expediency of pursuing your inquiries in another Session. 14 I continue to receive, from all Foreign Powen, the strongest assurances of their faititily disposition to- wards this country; and you may rely on my endeavoita being invariably directed to the maintenance of general peace, and the protection of the interests, and extension of the commerce of my subjects. " Gentlemen of the House of Commons. " I thank you for the supplies which you have pro- Tided for the service of the present year, and especiallz for the Grants which you have so liberally made in' furtherance of the interests of Religion and in support of the splendour of the Crown. “ I am fully sensible of the advantages which may be expected to arise from the relief which you have afforded to some of the most important branches of the national industry. " My Lords and Gentlemen, ig I have the greatest satisfaction in repeating to you my congratulations upon the general and increasing prosperity of the country. " I am persuaded that you will carry with you, into your respective Counties, the same spirit of harmony which has distinguished your deliberations during the present Session ; and that you will cultivate among all classes of my subjects those feelings of content and of attachment to the Constitution, upon the con tinuance and diffusion of which, under PROVIDENCII, mainly depends, not only individual happiness, but the high station which this Kingdom holds among the Na tions of the World." At five minutes before three o'clock his MAJWITY en tered his carriage, and returned to Carlton Palace. The Park and Tower guns fired a salute at a quarter before three o'clock. After the Prorogation of Parliament, a Cabinet Council was held at the Foreign Office, Downing-street. The bar of the House of Lords as well as the Painted Chamber, were much crowded with company, who were admitted by tickets, given with great liberality by that accomplished Nobleman Lord GWYDYII, the Grand Chamberlain; in the Painted Chamber was a splendid assemblage of rank, beauty, and fashion. His MAJawrx looked extremely well ; and we never saw the presence of our Sovereign excite a more lively interest, not only in Parliament, but in the streets through which the Royal cortege passed, than on this occasion; indeed, his MAJESTY appeared under circumstances of peculiar veneration and regard. We will not advert to those political measures adopted by - our Government, by which peace has been preserved—commerce ex• tended—our revenue increased—and our taxes dimi nished; Sut several acts of Royal bounty and benevolence have emanated from the Elovastatati himself. The reversal of the attainder to the descendants several of the Scottish Peers, who bad been among the sturdiest opponents to the House of Brunswick, and the restoration of the honours of the Earldom of Staf ford, are events calculated to endear his Manor, to the Public, as well for the grace and clemency of the one as the justice of the other. The immortal Author of the Scottish Novels, in the romance of Redgaselst, !includes it by a general pardon of his Majesty to all the Jacobites who had beets conspiring to drive him from his throne. 4. A pardon for all ?" inquired Red gauntlet, 66 Then, Gentlemen, the cause is lost for ever." We know that in no part of his MAJZSIT'i do minions is the attachment to our Sovzoxiox stronger than in Scotland ; but if there is anything that can render Gamuts the Fourth still more dear to the land of mountain and heather, it is the restoration of titles to those families which have ever been Scotia's pride. But his MAJESTY has other claims on British gratitude. We must remember that not many months have elapsed since the Kiva bestowed on the Nation the munificent gift of the Royal Library ; and now, within a few days, he has stood forward to subscribe five hundred pounds towards the monument of a plain and bumble citizen.. whose only claim to distinction rested on the talents which he devoted to public utility. History has afforded many examples of subjects who have raised monuments to their Sovereigns, but few of Sovereigns who have thus acknowledged and commemorated the intellectual greatness of a subject. About a month ago we stated that the Revenue Con tinued rapidly to improve, and that there was a consi derable increase in the Customs in the first half of the present Quarter : and we now have the pleasure of add ing, that the improvement during the last few weeks has been still more decided—that almost every branch of the Public Revenue is in the most flourishing condi tion, and that the amount of the Midsummer Quarter s which ends on the sth July, will far exceed that of the corresponding Quarter of last Year. The Bank Directors, at their meeting yesterday, Came to the resolution of leading money at the rate of four , per tent. on Government Securities or on Bank Stock, of which notice was insmediately given is the usual manner at the Stock &change. The advances on Government Securities will be to the amount of three fourths of the market value, and for a period of not less than one month, nor more than six months. The lowest subs to be so advanced will be £5OOO, but no limit is at present named of the extent to which ad vances of this nature are to be made, that being a point reserved for the after-determination of the Bank Di _ rectors. Some additional advantages are conceded to the holders of Bank Stock over the holders of GOTOM. meat Securities, by fixing the minimuns lower, and by allowing them to receive their advances, and to make the repayments in whatever proportion, or at any time they may think proper, they being charged only with the interest on the balance. We haiersceived tlTeT'r=r Papers of Tuesday, and the Etoik of Wednesday, they are chiefly filled with a , long repot of M. de MARTIONAC on that part of the Budget Which includes the expenses of the year 1823, and consequently of the war in Spain. As we have al ready given the outline of the French Budget, and even detailed the extraordinaries of the Spanish campaign, it Would be superfluous to enter into any account of M. de MARTIGNAC'S statement. The following extracts are from the Etoik : " MADIUD, June 17. " Sir William A'Court, the Minister Plenipotentiary of his Bri tannic Majesty, has addressed the following note to Count Oldie, the Prime Minister : " ' Conformably to the desire manifested by his Ettellency Count Ofalia to the undersigned Minister Plenipotentiary of England. be has the honour to repeat to him in writing what he has already Ito in de him verbally--namely,that when General Iturbide arrived , gland some months ago, the undersigned was authorized to suer Count Ofalia that the English Government had not entered into any relations with that individual; which he did. " At present, that General Iturbide has leR Rngland, the under.' signed has orders to repeat the sante assurantes, adding further, that during the stay which he made in the British dominions, the Go venunent had no kind of communication with him. (Signed) " ' WILLIAM A'COURT.' " Four of the Martißetas who participated in the assassination of the CanonVinunsa were hanged yesterday, being excluded from the amnesty. 4, M. Oovrard, Commissary-General of the army of Spain, has removed his bureaux to Tolosa." THE ARMY. The 17th Light Dragoon Lancers (Lord EDAAID Sostaastes) have taken the London duty, and yesterday a detacilinent relieved the Life Guards at the Hone Guards. Their excellent appearance excited surprise even among experienced Officers who saw them, when it was considered that scarcely a year has elapsed since they landed a skeleton Regiment from India, after sixteen years service, and the present Corp, both men and horses, halve been recruited and trained in the *on period of a few Months. SUMMER ASSIZE& The Judges chose their respective Circuits yesterday at the Chief Justice Amman house, as follows : Woman—Lord Chief Justice Abbott and Mr. Hares Ostrow. Kunruo—Lord Chief Justice Beet sod Kr. Janice lioiroyd. Neavotx--Lord Chief Hiroo and the Dew Judge to be appointed In the room of Mr. Justice Richards" who has reaped. Hotta—Mr. Ewen Grahams and Mr. Nodes Borrostgh. Norrazan—Mr. Justice Doyley, and Kr. Bans Bullock. Ozroas—Mr. Justice Park and Mr. Justice Litdsdale. ELECTION OF SHERIPA Yesterday a Common Hall of the Livery et tondOn was con vened, for the purpose of electing two fit and proper persons to serve the dice of Staffs of Leaden and Middlesex for the assokti year. The Hall was very Wady atteilei [There was, at the commmeement et do beams, a psi dual of nterohnent, excited by the melba moose ba which Mr. Isms/ Dixon and Mr. Henry Hint approached each odor en the hutting% and shook bands. Sines Mr. Bost hos bosoms a earn roaster, he has greatly increased in City Monde, nod was, en this occasion , complimented by persons of nbody Minn political priori: pies, upon the perfect restoration o f d his tenth and appearance.] The Ramat= sated, that they were assembled by virtue of a precept front the Lord Mayor to elect two fit and proper pennox as Sheriffs, a privilege highly minable. as k was poussMi by no other Styx town is thaxsabstat eirM Mayer, Aldermen. r t ftg . retired, the basil s mad tle names of them Again to serve the lice of aid declared that the Ilasdb wore of opinion that the' election had fallen on Aklerenea fiessra and Kay. 11.4,soane, Req. was En= sedated Chimberlain. The Bridge Masten were also On the arum of the Lied Mayer and Aldermen. the Ilicoabes stated that they had emdinned the irks el Aldermen Brown and Key ft be the Made for the esseing year. me any Mind's sessreed thrice,end declared their determina tion to uplield the delds red pdvileps of the City of London. On the stream et the Ger amounts by the Auditors, Mr. Howe made a speech, after wide& the Hall was adjourned do the usual &An. _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ -- The Lo — as Mama afterwards held a Court of Aldermen, at which the Chamberlain was _ Mr. &UMW was admitted, sod sworn tato doe sake of Water WM _ The Court appointed the Guildhall Sessions to commence on the 11th of July, hafted of the 11th, and the Old Bailey Sodom on the lith of that month. Last evening, at seven o'clock. the Kato left his Palace in Pail-mail, in his carriage, with four footmen in their state Avert" meerted by a party et the Life Guards, and proceeded tks St. James's Part to the Doke of Weursorom's to dinner. The bobs el Ye= also dined with the Noble Duke. Yesterday, his Majesty's ship VsLo*oun, Captain' , Hussar, arrived at Portanstluth from Utah America, having on beard the Mexican Envoy to this country, M. Mimes/ea, who, on landing, Immediately set off far Landon. Yesterday the Duke of YORK and the Princess Au , evseA visited the Kma. Wednesday, the Duke and Duchess of CLARRICR dined with !fir Amp and Lady Gammas, at their residence, in The ilk. and Duchess of CLARNNCt visited the Doane of Kest yesterday, at her apartments, at the trano b s Palace, Xenlingtess. Wednesday. Prince LEOPOLD honoured Colonel Hums and Met. Ban= with his company to dinner, at their residence, in Mortisser-street. bLINOTos DISPRNSA ay.—The Anniversary Dinner chic Institution took place at Canoobury Tavern on Wednesday Wt. Ile Stewards bad been most liberal in their arrangements, MI6 rtiTr eilebes to gratify the company were met by the proprietor J die Teem. The dieser, wines, and dessert, were excellent; and the Csaaisittee's Annual Report, which was read by the Secre- Orb stated, that in the course of the current year, 1254 patients had boos Mod or relieved. The effect of this Re pots was the ad ios.= X2OO to the funds. BaLLaga. and BROADHURST saw with an extensive list of singers. The company, eteredeasi el more than 200 Gentlemen of the Ant respectability, men heft together by the urbanity and plemantry of the Chairman (Tames Wagon, Esq. of Highbury) to a late hour. - In the town of Rochdale ansl the adjacent villages., there are manufactured every week, of lamb said babes, about 110,000 pieces, of 46 yard' each, making 4t.1140,000 yards per an.' am. It Is supposed that 17,040,000 yards are exported; the seb mething 80,000.000 of yards are consumed in the United Kimbell, Wig an average of about 9 yards for each individual. The chesnut charger rode by his Grace the Duke of Wer.unoron, at the battle of Waterloo, was yesterday fated to draw &taxed cart, in which were six people, at bait.a-crown each, to the Sight at Backwater. PATENT PLATO GLASS WINDOWS AND SPLNIIDID Idoesal, GgAssis, &c.—The Patent Windows, without Crap Ike, having the effect of one uoilYtee loot of Oleo% lan ab. tamed the highest approbation of the lest Robins and Oral in the Kingdom in whose Mansions day are phawl s Oda to may always be seen, adapted to Rim* thiselmmts, Consematedeb i Library Bookcases, Skylights, ace. K last . limos Leaks' Glass Manufactory, the corner of Das and Campton street, Soho, Landes (estabilsbed Fifty Tears); where, from the Immense fall that tees flask taken place, Glasses of the first quality, elegantly haw& are sold on a very reduced scale; and Large Sixes, up to One Hundred and Forty-four Inches in height, by a propor tionate width, at prices less than ever known ; from which they will be dilvered to order, on his spring machines, expressly constructed Reda purpose. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. BETTING -EOOll, TATTERSAIXS, JUNE 24. The Subscription Room was not so wen attended as no doubt it would have been had Dot the weather proved so inclement; yet abode members present were of the first respectability. Betting on the July Stakes at Newmarket and the Doncager q t. -Leger was very brisk, and many engagements made to high figures on both of them. There have been great alterations on the odds on several horses since our last full account, as will be seen by the following accurate statement AUX SLUMS. Sto 2 apt Ml'. Wilson's colt I4to 1 apt Coquette nossarras IT. LOOM 44 to 2 apt arateodort 17 to 1 apt Caccia Piatti 9 to 1 apt Altisklota 111 to 1 apt Jerry (Louisa cult) 9 to 1 Igst Swiss es to I apt Heleous 13 tO 1 apt Osmond 30 to 1 apt Tarandus 13 kr 1 apt Canteen The other horses stand as 13 to 1 apt Mustachio before. GUILDFORD RACES. Tuesday the King's Plate of mop was• won, after three pod heats, byhlr. Scaitb'sch. c. Alundei,beiting hlr.Windhaan's Mired. The Maiden Plate of 501. given by the TOwn, was won by Mr. D. Page's gr. f. by President, beating Ave others. SPARRING. N The benefit at the Mei Court yesterday was for Tam Oliver. The settiog.t6 was Very good. Lanpn challenged any man in the world for 300 guineas: be said be was fairly beaten, and would like to have a second touch. Barney Aaron and Arthur Mathewsaa**elloth present. Barney mounted the stage, and stated that his friends were ready to back him again to fight Arthur for 100 soVerelins, on a stage, and be was then ready to stake. There was no public answer given to this challenge, but Ardour said be would speak to his patrons. Neither Cannon nor look. Hudson chewed. There is some talk of a second . challenge, bit we 'understand Cannon does not intend m enter the ring again. )30 4 Y - . S TitE E 1 THIS DAY. 111011E1NY IN HICRTPORDIIIiIIIM We some time since gave the particulars of this daring and exten sive robbery,in which property to the amount of £lO , OOO had been stokn, and stated that Avis and another officer had been sent down foe the purpose 6f tracing the offenders. Notwithstanding the most assiduous exertion of the Magistrates, however, the principal part of the gang have as yet eluded justice, and it is strongly suspected they have tah en refuge in th e metropolis. The o ffi cers, however, are stillaetivaly employed In endeavouring to trace them, and con fidelot:2es are Untettaisied that the whole affair will ere long be dev DARING YOUTHFUL OFFeNDRR. tisry Jaws, a mere boy, was charged with attempting to me Ciontkinan, inCommgardeo, early this morning. The yew= k is strongly sospeeteri, is Mounted with a daring of marauders, simnel whom were in company ; but not llama to the Police till a few days since, be was committed until sew means mold be devised for his preservadon. His pumas are Mid to be very respectable. NAVAL 'INTELLIGENCE. PAmoven, Ana 115.—Wind N.E.--Sailed the Prince Regent packet, far the Brasil& Purism:a. Jura 50.—Wind variable. Arrived the Fortuna, STAlnna., from Memel. OE tie port the Mirmae, from St. John's, Newfoundland. POWIIIIIOIIII4 .7ma 114.—W4d Weiltet l l:—Arrived kY Majesty's ship VALonous from bath Ameika, with a contliderabk quantity ttd ais e and (edema& Sailed his Majeity's Dricenat and (beadmosaab), for Alit" accompanied by a Naval inellosn kb Witionfit ship Mineola, for Deptford; Prince Re gis, for llisagod; mad Stow the Patti, amass, for Clownsey. Dann, 3111440 7 -11 bid W.llll.llE.Came claws froin the River and sailed, the William tad Sony, Mambo; fur Grated& Lirenroor., Jwia O.—Arrived the Albion, Mama; and Daw son, Rosumon, from New Brunswick; Thomas Game, from New Orleans ; Thomas Wilson., from Savainiat Miseries, Troia Charles toa ; Hercules, from klobile; Mork's, from Urban • Memories, from 'Gyula Colby ; Aura, from Abet; and Hodri;ung:, &rat, from Stralsund. CUSTOM-HOUSE, JUNE 14. Saliva Frisuacn IxerAsas The Sr Chinks 11VCarthy, from Sierra Letee ; Wellesley, from Jamaica ; Bianca*, from Trini dad; Maria, from Stettin ; Rebecca, from Palermo; Marshal , from Rotterdam; from lisslitagen; Minerva, sad • camas, from Ostend; Washington, from %reale ; and room seenset. &Wit= OOTWARINF. 2 IIMI Eagle, for flilfoolll4 i ttiill Three sk. teas, for Rotterda m ; Prince of Waterloo. for end; Hero, for Malta; Charles, fur Havre; London packet, for Boston; Persa reprice, for Haniburgh ; and Ann, for Cork. CLlAszalo OuTwamis—The Juno, and Richard, for Trieste; Bro thers, for Rio; and David, for Archangel. We have received numbers of the Greek Chronicle, a journal published in Romaic at Missolonghi, down to the 29th of March. They contain no news, but by their general terfour chew that the Government is conducted with regularity, and that no apprehension is entertained of a fourth campaign. The number of the 26th gives a frightful picture of the state of Candia. Letters were yesterday received from Valparaiso, dated February 14, at which date his Majesty's ship Miens was lying at that port, together with a Dutch frigate ' from the River Ptate, and a Russian vessel of war from the Island of Conception. Letters from Genoa mention that a quarantine for twelve days had been imposed on all vessels coming from Naples, in consequence of symptoms of a contagi ous disorder which had appeared there. The Ghent Journal mentions a report that :an in habitant of that part of the Netherlands has discovered an invention, which, in point of economy and safety, promises to supersede the use of the steans-engine. It is even asserted, that a patent has been granted by the King . of the Netherlands for this discovery, which, if true, is no doubt of the very highest importance. Pta.vres.—For some time past, the inhabitants of the island of Cuba have evinced a very hostile disposition towards the English traders on thit roast. The following particulars of a most barbarous murder, committed upon the Captain and Grew of a British vessel, are given by Captain Hmuntasox, of his Majesty's schooner Ustoit, which vessel, in company with the Law, was ' cruising for the protection of trade in that quarter. The Emden leer sailed from Montego Bay, Jamaica, to fish for turtle MOM the Keys. and was fallen in with by a felucca-rigged vessel, which lent a boat on board. It appeared that a dog on board the Emden veer attempted to bite the first of the pirates who came en the ink, and that the fellow immediately killed the Jams Wiarreazza, the Captain of the Endeavour, remonstrated with his lie having killed his dog; the other said, I will serve you the same," sod instantly stabbed him three times in the breast, sad I three bit easetward. Wurreaeas. beginning to swims, be leveled Womb* aei dist bin is the *raider ; finding that be MI ased. used to stein, he het the beet and pulled after hiss,betilld his bled apes the grist oftbrbest, and cut his threat, albs. be ins wodiately sunk. Us then returned on board the Rader cur, and with the other *nes killed all the crew, except Davis thaw, who jeuged overboa4 mod succeeded in get t ing on shore. The persons lobo have been MN are Janes WiIIITMILIM, DAUM MUM', 8A• NMI HOILUXII4 awl a Ceases Negro named John. The (WNW l Met three germs eiresiser, Natives of this place, all inoffensive and Wardensasea, James Wiegman partici:lar ; he was a mar ried arab gad has left his wife and four children, we fear, without meal GE Ewen. The statement of Mr. DOLTIIT, together with the allover of Certain Foarome, will be forwarded to the Admiral by the tidiest oppartuidty.—Jamako Riper. CORN-R7LCHANGS. M ARK-LANK JUNE 25. The arrivals of Grain this week are—Wheat 5400, Barley 1140, Oats 0600, Irish Oats 3700 quarters • Flour, 4600 sacks. The 'Meat trade continues brisk fur all g od qualities ; inferior is also maw inquired after for the contracts. Barley is very scarce, and, far pkulleg, is full is. higher than on Monday. Oats are NI as dmr. Good boiling Peas are much in demand, from 425. to 4406, roe quarter. In Hog.peas, and oche; Grain, no variation. qrs. at 411. 7d. • Ledge Averages fur the week ended June 19.—Wheat, 3,554 vs. it 645. 6d. Barley, 414 vs. at 31s. 6d. Oats, 12,043 vs. at R Pe K as k 3 r S , I JUNE 25. Beef of good qua lity obtained last Monday's prices, but lamb is les..niettd.sußeppaisynisisai,6l.Bll.7"rkiheti ka:vbit:s.msdA. morning was as am, on Fridays. rather dearer.-1k t, per stone of 3s. R. to es. 2d..—Areal, es. 6d. to 5.. 64. lamb, Se. to 6s. 7 n ~. , ~~ `- . --~-r r,t tR :~