Star. — London, England, 1827-02-23 00:00:00

LONDON. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1527. STOCK EXCHANGE, TWELVE O'CLOCK. qye Consul market, which left off yesterday with every prospect of a farther rise this morning, has taken a different taro, In coose yseoce of an extensive failure being declared in the Consul anarket this morning. Consols, which left off yesterday at "At for the Account, opened this morning at 621 j ; but soon after the failure was known, they went down to 82j, at which price they are now burn far the Account. Private letters received this morning from Paris, and in which odor( can be placed, state, that Russia and Fromm are greatly ei s satisded with the conduct of the Court of Madrid in regard to the affairs of Portugal ; and oo Tuesday last, the Russian Amber , o dor at Paris sent an Express to Madrid, to the Russian Anthems ,d o r there, for him immediately to juin with Mr. Laws, in his re oosstraeces in regard to PortugaL le t►e Foreign market little is doing, and South American So. smiths remain steady at present. Current prices; Old Spanish 13 j, Mexican 661 I, Colom bia ggi Chilian 36 37, Peruvian 33 3S, Portuguese 77. CITY, TWO O'CLOCK. c o mb, which were done in the earlier put of the morning at 321 for the Account, have since been done at 82/ to ; after which the Market Ms menowbat recovered, and at present they be quaked at lei j for the Amount, and 921 buyers for ApriL—A report which me current on 'Orange, that two more Regiments of Cavalry, the one of them the Scotch Greys, were going to be sent to Portugal, W had some effect on the Market, as well as the failure, whom Amount is said to be from two to three hundred thousand pounds; bet report says he will be able to pay 10s. in the pound. This Geodeman's fallore must be regretted, as he is a worthy charactei. A report prevails, that the Marquis Mama is to have a meeting today, concerning the raising of a new Spanish Loan. • PRICE OF STOCKS AT TWO O'CLOCK. Bank Stock OM 207 India Stock 245 per Cent. Red. 1131 Bonds 59 53 S per Cent. Cam 1121 1 1 South Sea Stock 201 Si per Cent. 4.4 Old Annuities 31 per Cent. Red. 1194 39 £lOOO Exchequer Mb 33 14 4rs Cent. New 971 4 i £5OO Ditto 33 34 4 pet Cent. 112111, 991 I £lOO and £2OO Ditto 33 34 Long Moulds% 191 0-16 11.16 Coach for Acct. 82/ 11 1 FOKllltini FUNDS, TWO tECI.DCA. Ceiroitibe Bowls, 6 p Ct. 36 I Mel. tionsb, S per Ct. Ditto 11d5,11114, Do. Mo, t 1125,6 p Ct. 694 611 Do. Acct 381 Do. Ace. 681 611 Danish floods, S p Ct. 61 j Portoguese Bds. 5 p C. 77 Ditto Acct. 61j Russ. lids, 10112,5pC.90j Greek Wade, 5 p Ct. Span. Bonds 5 p Ct. 131 Do. Bands, 1825, 5 p C. 164 j Ditto Aect. BRITISH AND FOREIGN SHARKS, TWO O'CLOCK. SRAM ram. Anglo Mexican 100 60 4S Bruillan 100 20 301 Plow Peruvian 100 20 5j Potosi In Pas at Perim. Assn. 50 S £1 13s Vaned Mexican 40 30 19 Cam& Company 100 10 91 Provincial Bank of Ireland 100 25 201 THE EVENING STAR. EXCHANGES. Ansrmuum, Fes. SO.—On London, IS. 2 M. 11. U. Beusuaou, Fes 16.—0 n Louden, 36. 9i. 2M. 56. se. Sr. Pirrasseusor, Fee. 2.—Oh Louden, 91. Leese, Fn. 9.-3 M. 6. 161. Baum, Fes 15.—0 n Loodoa, S M. 6. 281. Valuta, Fn. 7..—0 n Louden, 2 M. 10. Fames Foxime—Five per Ceots.-101f. 10c.—Three per Cents. ME 70c. LORD LIVERPOOL. A Bulletin to the following effect was shewn this morning: • FIFE Holm, FIB. 28, HAL, PAST TIMM " Lord Laysaroot. has passed another good night, and is still a little better than he was yesterday." His Lordship has recovered, in a slight degree, the action of his side, and the little conversation which he enters into is expressed is almost a whisper. His symptoms are alleviated from the prompt application of bleeding, cupping, and leeches, and there is every hope that he may eventually recover. Since Wednesday night, after the operation of cupping had again been performed upon the temples, his Lordship has received considerable relief. It will be gratifying to our Readers to know, that his Lordship, yesterday, walked across his own apartment. The answer to our enquiries to-day for Mr. Chiming, was, that it was believed he was very well. We received this morning Dutch Papers to the 21st, Hamburgh to the 17th, and the Alienating Zeitung to 15th inst. but they contain no political news of the least importance. We learn from the Dutch Papers upon the authority of private letters from Brussels, that the New Budget is approved of in the Sections of the Second Chamber, but that the Project of Law, for the organi zation of the Courts of Justice, encounters much oppo sition in most of the Sections. From this statement, the English reader may infer that the subject is agitated with great violence as well as acrimony, and that the agitation is communicated to the public. Nothing, how. ever, would be more erroneous than such a supposition; for not to speak of the natural phlegm of the Dutch and Flemings, the Government displays so much cau tion in all its proceedings, and all classes of the people are at the same time so convinced of its good inten. Lions, that an opportunity for the display of strong po. pular feeling, much less of factious effervescence, is rarely given. Besides, the Constitution of the Nether. lands, which is strictly acted upon, both in spirit and according to the letter, affords so many vents for just complaint, and the KING is so accessible even to the meanest of his subjects, as to render it next to impossible, that discontent should take root in the country. How different is the situation of those States, in which the People exercise no influence upon public affairs, and where implicit submission to authority, whether it be, profligately or honestly exercised, is the hist they sternly imposed upon them! Fir this contempt, how ever, they usually revenge themelves, by displaying the greatest apsthy at those perioJs of danger and diffi culty, when the greatest zeal and ardour on their part is necessary to enable the Government to triumph over its embarrassments. The flamborgh Papers merely announce the arrival of the King of SWEDEN on the 33 inst. at Christiania: in Norway, to °ken the Diet of that Kingdom. The President of the Diet, Court Wan'. 'mama, at-' rived on the 29th ult. at StocithOlm frail England, after several ineffectual attempts to land on some part of the Norwegian coast. The Algerneine Zeitung quotes letters from Smyrna of the 3d, and from Constantinople of the 12th ult. but observes that they contain no news. It mentions, how ever, the arrival of a vessel at Trieste on the 7th inst. in 12 days, from Nayarit], in the Morea, announcing the• departure of the Egyptian fleet and transports from that Port a fortnight before. IBRAHIM left it about the same time for Tripolizza, with two regiments of regu lar troops. By this conveyance no intelligence, having immed , ate reference to the affairs of the Greeks, has been received. It will be seen from our extracts from the Paris Papers, which arrived last night, that the Portuguese rebels, as we anticipated yesterday, have been driven from Braga, and pursued at the point of the bayonet, in their flight towards Gallicia, in Spain. It is further stated, that after they had quitted Braga, they sustained a severe defeat, and that CHAVZS, seeing everything lost, abandoned his associates in crime and misfortune to their fate, and only thought of saving himself. As this account completely corresponds with the report we gave yesterday from the Altmann., it is entitled to the more confidence, and justifies the opinion we then expressed as to the probability of this odious rebellion being speedily extinguished. In the meantime, the sincerity of King FERDINAND'S professions will be soon put to the test, and woe to him and the Apos tolical party, should he try to evade them ! Stern retribution would tread upon the heel of such flagrant duplicity; and the next greatest blunder that he could commit would be to mistake the forbearance of the British Cabinet for indecision. Its activity for some time past has been suspended, by the lamented in disposition of some of its most efficient members ; but this inaction will be soon succeeded by increased exer tions; and if the Spanish Gm:Fla:eat by that time should not take a definitive stand with respect to the affairs of Portugal, it would have cause, ere long, to rue it bitterly. It is our firm persuasion still, as it long has been, that it will give the necessary guaran tees for its future good behaviour ; and we are happy to learn by private letters received in town this morn ing, that Russia acts with the greatest cordiality its con jinction with France, to induce the Court of Madrid to conform to a course of policy, recommended as much by an enlightened regard for its own security, as by the dictates of sound justice. It will be seen, from our Parliamentary report, that Mr. Secretary PEEL proceeds with unabated ardour in the prosecution of his plan for consolidating and amend. ing broaches of our Criminal Law. For this purpose he `introduced last night four Bills; and, in the course of his introductory remarks, the Right lion. Gentleman was repeatedly cheered by both sides of the House. Indeed, his labours in this respect alone give him lasting claims to public•gratitudE; and if they constituted the whole of his services, they would transmit his name with honour to the latest posterity. However, he has other claims to the high consideration he eEjoys ; and if he be not as brilliant a man as some we could name, and if his genius be sot of so comprehensive, versatile, and bold a cast, he is evidently one of the most useful men at this time in the country. We regret to state, that the SPEAKER was last night so much indisposed, as to render an early adjournment of the House necessary. Mr. Hums was going on with his motion relative to Barrackpore,when the indisposition of the SPZAIMIt was noticed by Mr. Pus.. The SPIAKZR declared himself ready, rather than that the business of the House should be interrupted, to remain; but Mr. Hums very properply insisted on delaying his motion until the Right Hon. Gentleman was better. THE KING, &c. —..m.. BRIGHTON, FUN/AIM U. The KING has again had a good. night, and his health continues to improve; the gout is better, but has not yet entirely left his MAJESTY. Mr. Secretary CANNING is considerably better, so much so, that if he continues as well as at present, he will leave for town at the end of this week, to open the Debate on the Corn Question next Monday in the House of Commons. With so much ce►tainty is this•looked forward to, that the domestics ate at this moment ac tually employed in packing up. Yesterday Mr. CANNING rose as early as 12 o'clock' being the first time since the commencement of his ness that he has been able to get up so soon. The King's Band have not yet resumed their attend. ance apon the KING. His MAJINTY remains extremely quiet at the Pavilion, his habits of life are very regular, and his attention to public business most exemplary. The Marquis and Marchioness of Clanricarde are at Brighton. The Marchioness arrived on Monday last to visit Mr. Canning. Lords Seaford and Howard de Walden have also been here to see the Right Hon. Se cretary, but the latter of these two Noblemen, with Lord Dunglass, left this morning for London. Nothing is talked of in the fashionable circles of Brighton but the grand fancy dress ball which took place on Monday last. The dress of Muss Wickham, the rich heiress, cost upwards of 1,000 guineas. There is at present only one Foreign Ambassador here, the Russian Prince Lieven. The Austrian and Portuguese Ambassadors have left, as has also the Bra zilian Charge d'Affaires, who was here a few days ago. Extract of a letter from the Agent to Lloyd's at Con itantinople, dated 12th January .—" By advices Irom Smyrna of the 6th inst. I learn the capture of the Greek pirate vessel of 'Ca pt. Z icca, r the boats of his Majeity'r. ship Glasgow, off the island of Hydra. The Captain and greater part of the crew eacaped. Two of the Glasgow'i people were killed, aid she Fist Lieutenant and A Midshipman wounded. :Eight 4:rt the pirates erc killed, and fourteen WOUO 4Cd. THE EARL Of LIVERPOOL mat Tel COWS/ CISCULAIII. The• Noble Earl had experienced a tendency of blood to the head previous to visiting Bath at the beginning of this year, during which visit. his Lordship did not .derive that relief which, in former years when he went to Bath, he was accustomed to do. Yesterday morning, after a good night's rest, his Lordship felt so much better, that he expressed a de sire to see some official papers, which, however, had been strictly forbidden by his medical attendants. The'number of inquiries yesterday morning was very great. A little before 12 o'clock, the Medical Gentle men attending the Noble Earl arrived, and held it cap sulation. after which they issued the Bulletin which appeared in yesterday's STAR. A Messenger was im mediately dispatched to the Liao. at Brighton, with the fat report of the Medical Gentlemen. His Lordship continued in the same favourable state , during the whole of the afternoon. About ten o'clock last night, Sir HENRY HALTORD, Sir ASTLILY COOPZR, and Dr. Darman, again assembled, and continued in consultation till half past ten o'clock, when they separated, after stating that they found "his Lordship is the same state as in the morning." SAL' or rot LATE DUKE OF YORK'S MOND DAT. The property submitted to auction by Mr. CURISTIE, yesterday, consisted of part of the choice old wines, pur chased at various periods by his Royal Highness, and of a selection of splendid cut-glass, and valuable foreign and English porcelain. The latter articles sold remark. ably low, considering the additional value they possessed beyond what they were intrinsically worth. There were PM so many Ladies present as on the pt eceding day when the linen was disposed of, which probably may in some measure account for the china and glass not fetching so, mach as was anticipated. There were 27 lots of cut. The and porcelain sold before the wines were offered. l The fine old Port made from 71. 10d. to 81.4 d. a bottle, and was sold in lots of three dozens each. These were .nt two lots of Sherry, which fetched 41.141. per dozen (7s. 10.1. a bottle.) Some of the Madeira was excel lent, and sold for 12s. 2d. a bottle (61. 6s. adox#l4l The inferior Madeira, bottled in 1822, sold for yosti half its much—viz. three guineas a dozen. The Con - mania wine consisted of 26 lots, of three dozens each (in pints), and averaged 4s. Bd. a pint, 21. 16s. the doz. The Tokay was excellent, and made about a guinea a bottle. The brandy and shrub sold very well. Several bottles of wine were drank by the company in tasting. La ill-dressed man, - Mt. Christie, took were banding the slew they passed : Tokay and Constantia • caviare to the taken so freely of almost intosicated sold, and drank ter tankard, filled THE ARMY. The house-steward room, and porches A dinner service edges, consistiag oval dishes, in stands, two . eight dozen and thirty-three guineas vpik chase was effected f old-fashioned drinks cosses's cipher cut m fast service of Worcester the Royal Ducal - Three beautiful match, each havingihe Ducal Coronet, . dowa for the trifling sum of 61.25. 6d. A lot consisting of six massive cut-glass claret jugs, and stoppers, of sovel and elegant pattern, sold equally cheap, being purchased for seven guineas. Ma amount of the dayi sals, u nearly u ws possibly could ct, is the following— Glass 471 • • China 114 Wines and spirits . 1540 Al 3411 Tuesday morning a strong Detachment from the Depot of the 69th Regiment, about 520, marched from Canterbury to embark for India, to join the Regiment in that country. The men went off in high spirits they were principally from the Emerald Isle. A Detachment of the 64th Regiment embarked on board the Barbadoes packet on Thursday, and sailed on Saturday 16 4 : sti t s braless.. A Detachment from the 96th Depot, have realm d to bold themselves in readiness for embarkation in the Hebe trans. pert, for North America. Major Huoy's Company of the Royal Artillery bawl received orders to bold themselves in readiness, to embark for Woolwich an the arrival of a Company, which is on the way to Plymouth. Capt. Carry's Company of Royal Sappers and Miners, Dave alas mimed orders to hold themselves in readiness for embarkation for Bermuda. sere were drank by the company in tasting. NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. ted man, who was standing ne4rly opposite .-.. ie, took advantage of the porters as they Ptritourn,Fea. 2t.—'he Srmu.nio cutter, lieut. Paaae,easne la on Sund k ay s , having a been drives from off Portsmouth by the ng the wine round, and seized a glass every W en is order assed him. He never bid once; and although e easterly ti g n a e. an ; tl will p roc eed a to y i e lp it itisell . the inom aA ent t Mn Constantia wine, were evidently to him like Lang.' of wind to en able P her to get to the Eastward. to the multitude;" yet he, having par. Owing to the very great Mertionrof Capt. S. Seamstress, and the Oaken ship's company of the NaISOD. that 'hip has Wan reel) , of the better known wines, became floated off the rocks, and placed ia the dry duck at Holyhead. treated before those luscious wines were Ship in Hamoase—Britannia, Alligator, Satellite, Rabelais, frank as if he had been qua ffi ng at a pew- Bramble, Skylark, Kingfisher. At the Island - . -Roysli, Vigilant. I, filled with " Whitbread's entire:' In the Sound—Wessel. The Dutch galliot Coustance, Kraxisovs, unloading this port on Mood d ay, with damage, bas commented se-steward of the deceased Duke was in the " kil l purchased several lots of cut-glass and china. unpoint„,„ er 1.,;.t t!.— W i nd reP f d.r N.—Arrived the Theme; F ervice of French porcelain, white, with geld sea, from Batavia for Romani. Sailed the Valetta, Svaazaa, sistiag of two tureens, covers and stands, 26 for Loortoo, last from Malta and Wallooorh- i, in sizes, eight round ditto, four corner 14184 Fas• ea•—Wind N. W„,_____•—•34le4._frein London,__ ___,___ the aiel'_ . , [ three covers, four batter tureens , covers and = , 7l=:7. oe "'"' ih i tet . ert . • r i------ . 0 . .. f = '..- . salad bowls, two fish drainers, 24 soup, and and C. Grant, Hay, foe Dias. His Majesty's brig Cssgr mid his s and five of table plates, made the'sum of Majesty's cutter Aaaow, arrived from the westward, and remain. Wm, thaaesaana, Fie 22.—Sailed the Blues, Burn, for Rio; Flack !guineas ; and, we understand, that the put-. Grecian,;P remium,a Y t i o infa r Ca f k or utt Ca a ; di c72 wa ll a ' !fleeted for the Sglicitor•GeneraL two lar t e w fl or VAr a a vy Cnili s . ed drinking glasses having his Royal Hig - /mato, for Bahia ; and ' Druid; ' ROOM, for Tobago. Canada, her cut on them. sold for Si. 9s. A break. Lammas., Fie. sl.—Wind E.S.E.—The Oporto, MAIL 733/, of Worcester porcelain white and gold, with .from OPorM ilabla was ; ofr il if erad oiTheaft . GAA S:IIi:UI f. ; Ba ti n ied iore the ; an ti d ees oL u yis yn : Ducal Colon:a and crest, only sold for 10L , 1)° "" 11 ;: r ntiful jugs, and a pair of punch bowls to Krauss, Fax l9.Testerday the Heart of Oak, of Marmon, h having the Ducal . Coronet, were knocked struck ma roes, and was totally wrecked—crew drowned. . .-. FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE. itilitivALs. The Duke and Dockets of Argyle, and the Ladies Paget, in Park-lane; the Marquis and Marchioness of AUesbury, and the Ladies Student! Bruce, In Grosvenor square; Mr. and Lady Jane Laurence Peel, in Connaught-place ; the Marquis of Bristol, in St. James's.square, from Ms seat In Surrey; tilt Countess of Carhampton, In Bruton-street, Berkelerequarti from her seat in Kent ; Lord Sydney, In Groevenor.square, from Propel, Kent ; I Lord Robert Curzon*, in Upper Brook-street; Count D'Aglieni, in Hill.street. CILINGEIL The Marquis of Chandos, for his seat in Bucks; Lord Nugent, foe his seat, Lineva, Bucks; General Sir William Cockburn, Batt. from Fenton's Hotel, for Bath ; Capt. Eden, from ditto, for his seat in Hens ; Mr. and Mrs. Watch, from the St. °moles Hotel, for their seat In Worcestershire; Capt. Ogilvie, from the British Hotel, foe Bath; Wm. 8e.,.., Esq. from ditto, for Norfolk. ADELPHI. The highly popular drama of The Flying Dutchman,' was last night played to an overflowing house; and the united efforts of Messrs. Titan; T. P. COOK; WRINCH. and J. Itzays, were again crowned with the deserved plaudits of a most respectable and delighted audience. The scenic illusion of the Phantom Ship in full sail, at the close of the second act, is managed with admirable skill and effect. The new comic Barletta The Dead Shot, is a dead hit : but we were more dteply interested and better pleased with the new melo-drama, which is extremely well written, and possesses powerful ant actions, called The Pirate's Doom ; or, Me Solway Mariner. The character of Malcolm Grey, the devoted, but almost bruit:en hearted parent, the persecuted mariner, the man of deep affliction and distress, was finely sustained by Mr. TEARY. He displayed a depth and intensity of feeling that truly delighted us, and we heartily zecommend to all our play-going friends, and to all lovers of nature, to see Tzaay in the character of the Solway Mariner. Tim other dramatis persons ex erted themselves to the utmost of their power, and the general getting up of the drama merits considerable approbation. The manner in which the piece was re ceived last night indicates that The Pissies Doom is destined for a long and successful run. Letters from all parts of the Mediterranean were re ceived in town yesterday. It appears that, in conse quence of.there 'sting no farther employment for ships far.gtain, the Italian ports are filled ,with &kith yes• sels, for which there is no employment. VIM COURT OF JUSTICIARY. EDINBIAtuti, Fn 21. The trial of Mrs. Smith for Murder, by adnsinisros ing /orison to her servant, Margaret Warden, in Sep. camber last, did Roc finish till yt stir day, at two,o'clock, P.m.--The Loam ADVOCATR commenced summing up at four o'clock on Monday, and did not finish till halt. past five yesterday morning, _when the Jut y were or dered to be enclosed, rad to retail' their verdict at two o'clock, at which hour. the Court ag iin met, when the Jury returned a verdict, all in one voice, finding the charge sot proven. Lord Chief Justice CLERK addressed the Jury and said, the Court could e net but compliment them 01 the patient attention they had bestowed on this pa:tiful and extraordinary case; he said, Gentlemen, the verdict ' you have just returned is your own, and I now dis. charge you. He then addressed himself to the prisoner, who all the previous part of the day had been very hysterically affected, though intelligence of the import of the verdict to be returned, which had somehow transpired, having been conveyed to her, had partially restored her to composure, but not e 3 much so, but that it was found necessary to support her when stand ng at the Bar.•" Mary Smith," said his Lordship," a Jury of your country has found thelibel /tot proven against you. They have not concurred in a verdict finding you not Guilty. I leave it to GOD and your own conscience to apply this verdict, so that it may be conducive to /oar welfare in this world, and your eternal happiness in the next." The prisoner was then dismissed from the bar. During the whole trial, Lord MLNTo, and other dist. anguished Personages, sat upon the Be, ch. The Court-room and outer House, and even Perlis. ment-square, were greatly crowded during Mende? and yesterday, by a multitude anxious to hear the result of this dial. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. BETTING.ROOSI, TATTERSALL'S, Fn. 44. There was not much betting yesterday, if we except that be. tween favourites ; nor is there likely to be any of consequence till the frost has entirely broken op. We mast, therefore, cooing our selves to a mere list of odds. DEIST. 1 to 1 apt Glesartsey 43 to 1 apt Gustavus 9 to 1 apt Tatter 23 to 1 apt Spoodee 13 to 1 apt Defence IS to 1 agst Catherine 14 to 1 apt liriapiLsoUs ' 50 to 1 apt Id Aylesbury 10 to 1 apt Dahlia SO to 1 apt Gamelius 90 to 1 apt Gaberlaugle 40 to 1 apt Johnny (Cresarda) Mt to 1 apt Mametuke taken. 99 to 1 apt Trumpeter Zito on Dahlia apt separately, taken. Tnuayster, mad Gummi 5 to 1 opt Marla 14 to 1 apt Duchess IS to 1 gat Totteridp IS to 1 apt Translation 16 to I apt Pantina 17 to 1 apt Souvenir tO to 1 apt Morel 1 1000 even on Shoveller apt 23 to 1 apt Calypso Its to 1 agst Lunacy 30 to 1 agst %ovate 50 to 1 apt Scornful 53 to 1 apt Hampden 33 to 1 mat Dolma Clara pto and Donna Clan, wparattly. Bv. Lassa. 12 to I apt Matilda 12 to 1 apt Moonshine 50 to 1 apt Emma • so to I apt Meal's 50 to 1 apt any other. 15 to 1 apt Reviewer 1a to 1 apt Jupiter (taken') 1$ to 1 apt gaucho 20 to 1 apt Oliver: 10 to 1 apt Popsy 20 to 1 apt employ 10 to 1 apt Shoveller, takes. MATCH AGAINST TIML A Gentleman of Devesmort,_ lately locked a favourite hack, to walk three miles, trot three miles, and gallop three miles wttMo an hoar, " to the whisk be did inmawn" a dinner and wine for twelve. The wager was decided on Thursday sennight, on the Tavistock nod, an/ woe by the backer, the hone having walked theism three miles is 52 minutes and a half. CORN EXCHANGE. MAUK•LANE, FitSZUA RT 23. The numerous masses of floating ice on the Inver, making hes. mutely dangerous to approach. much less work the small craft therefore we are confined chiefly to granary samples, for which Monday's prices were obtained Soon needy Catletalltf• • bat as to any other business our market is nearly stagnant, and pries nosed. many as on Monday. SMITHFIELD MARKET, F as 23. Beef this morning is quoted at 4s. ad. to Se. per stone fa rime Sins; and Ss. 10d. to 4s. M. per do. for coarser Meat. PM( young Downs are 4a. rid. per stone; and larger and older Sheep Ss. 4d. to 41. In the Veal trade prime Togas Cava are gonad 6.. to Is. 4d. per stone; and the coarser and larger Moat 5.. to Is. id. Dairy-hod Porkers are quoted de. (d. to Ss. 111. pot alone; sad harp Hogs 41. to 4s. Id. per Ms.—Beasts, ; Sheep, 4,520; Cairn, 141 ; Figs, 100. Beef, per stone, 4s. Id. to Ss. Mutton, 4s. to 4s. id. Vaal, fis. to 11.4 d. York. 4s. id. to Se. id.—Hay, per load. 10s. to AI It. Clovarold a£6 Is. &raw, ./1 Is.. to Al 11s. Friday se'anight dos Conn of Madrid goes into mourn ing for sine days, for bis Royal Highness the late Duke of YORK. Tuners, Faa. 10.--ladieos are eery abundant; none but fit a Bmgals are salsable; Coffee Market eaturossly dull.—Exc hangs 10. J