Star. — London, England, 1817-06-23 00:00:00

:!.ere no: a single Individual Ka4 ittehied. At pitting, Chnlel nil to Oliver, No*, Sir, I beg, that froth this tintei willmmer tell upon me again. In anoints OE the evening, ..v t ral mm, were drinking in Mi. Seholea's bous4 told I'm tb.tr Oliver had appointed a miming at Pennines the next e,y, and asked him his opinion of Oliver and his masers.; to wb •:h he replivd; • for Coo's mite beep Wain Olives' and his metings, for he is a base 'Min.' From the period of the Prolamin meeting; Which, we be• 1 1 , r e , VMS held on the tit of June, till the eye of the 'rhombi); :meting on the rich of Juke, we have so specific information re speccing the operations of Mr. Oiler, but we understand, that a little before the time of the former miming, this Maousgary nude a Journey to London, and that, in the interval; he was tn. *Wbg about to the comities of Nottingham, Derbyshire, Staf. t ou bbire, aid Lanttashire, bbouring; no doubt, Whir Vocation. roc the lichiour of human nature, we hope that the use made by Mr. Oliver of the itamis of Sir Francis Burdett, Major Can. w oe., and others, Was not authorised by Ministers; but after suit a spenmen of the vile arts empkiyed to traduce the Mends 4 parliamentary Reform, we are not in future to be surprised at apt calumnies that may be propagated against them: u We have already stated, from the testimony of Mr. Winans and Mr. Dickinson; how Mr: Oliver was engaged in goose parts of the day on Friday, the OM of June; and the grateful feelings of one of the persona discharged by the I.4asisvetee on Monday bi t afforded us a clue to his promedinp in the early as well as the more interesting parts of the same day. Last Tuesday moi mng, a person of the name of Thomas Murray, one of the Leeds Dtiegates, io called, waited upon us, to express his aehaowtedg• siesta, and the thanks of the persona who had been imprisoned pith him in Wakefield House of Correction, for the services which they conceived we had tendered to them in coin:touting to their liberation, by exposing the real conspirators. After he hal explained his !Maness, we inquired bow it happened that be Ltd attended the meeting at Thornhill, and what was the stature of his delegation t To this he replied, that be would explain the' whole matter, as far as he was acquainted with the business, and the following htnative, which was delivered in the meat artless manner, he is ready, We understand, to confirm open oath; TESTIMONY OP THOMAS HURRAY. " Thomas Murray is a lines.weaver, in the employ of Messrs. Smote, Timm, and Sage, of ibis place, mid says, that on Fattay morning the nth of lune, about half-past seven o'clock, lie was standing our his muter 's works in Meadow-lane, neer the jeoction of the two roads Lone Leeds to Dewsbury, along with a young nun of the noose of Thomas Dovner, when a per. we with the appearance of a Gendesnan, answering to the de. suiptien given of Mr. Oliver la the second edition of the Lade Memo of last Samtday, walked up to them and !expired the rind to initesbary. On the stead being pointed out to itim, he tosisired how much farther thernhill was than Dewsbury and untold two miles. Jim then asked Moray if he was not of essioymest f Wed an being told that be was for that day. owing to the woman whci magma him In his huskiest, being obliged to mein at home to attend to her family; Oliver observed, that be Ind Mae business at rhumba!, and Ming se satiff Wears in that pert of the emote% be should be glad if be would acmes pay Nis tad spew him the wily, for white services he world reward hiss, by paying his cordless% and satisfying him far his thy's work, " Mar sant pent:adobe Mundy Was prevailed upon to go, sod oe their we, to Devishery.they regaled themselves at the pablic-heuse at Saunp-eross with a ehflmgr'•wortb of rum and milk, for which Oliver paid. During the journey the subject of polities was never introduced but once, and then Oliver informed Igs guide, this • Mr. Abbot was elevated to the Peerage, and lo nesipld ed it, for he was an impartial clever little fellow? Ca their moiled m limirehanyreliver went- iesses sonaliboloir• ekes shop, (Mr. Willem's) and requested his guide to wait for be at the door. When be CM! Ow, he said, the person be wished to we was not in, and they then went into an adjoining pititio•honses Wheat they again refreshed themselves at Mr. Oli va% evened. While they were in the bows a woman came in, •bid Murray believes was Mr. Milano's wife, and said, that her husband had come in, en which Oliver immediately followed ter into the bookseller's ship, and in the "WO sheet a quarter as hour returned. 0 Murray wed Be then proceeded ea their way td Thornhill, when they had arrived in a lane about vine kindred yards from the Sportsman Arse,' they. saw three Gentlemen, one of them being Majer-Oenerai Sir John /lynx, riding up to meat Wm at full speed. On their approach, Sir John advanced rap to Ober, and pointing with his anger, said, ' I think I ham *SW Oliva, afectiog to be overcome with fright, made he John then said, 4 I have had an accurate dew:rip en of you from Lendoo : Sir, is not your name Oliver r Oliver sal remained silent, add, by the order of Sir John, be was cur. needed by a pony of cavalry and taken into custody: " Sir John then called to another detaehment of Yeomanry (MAT, who were on the road to stop Murray, which they did, and den driving him into the ditch, they dragged him into the niartiman's Arms publiabouse. Hers they seirebed the person ff the Leeds Delegate, but found not a single scrap of paper upon hex At chat time there were about Eve or de persons in the room, all in castodyeand be learned that they bad all been picked tip a afferent parts of the neighbourhood. " When they had been in the public-house about half an hoer nand post•chaless, which seam to have been previously pre. rued, drove up to the door, and in them they wife conveyed, Intiar an escort of Yeomanry Cavalry, 'to the Coon-boom at Vidakid. From the time that Murray was apprehended up to tht pried of his ditcher. hemerra sikw Oliver but once, sad that be wubroagin into die teem at the Spensarao'sAmes is custody, but he bad not remained there above halls minute, when he was caned est of the room by rue 9. Bpi, ad never ages appeared. " After the examination at Wakefield, Manny and his fellow DekPas, not one of whom, to the best of his bnecebdge, be ltd net before teas, vreritoontaktod to the Boon at Come t* and were there kept tot dam dor Is Wks:, conlinanent, and on the prises allowance. Seth are the statements that we hove readied free the taouths of **persons whose antes they bear. That they aim an in their leading particulars isomer, we have net the slightest daubt. They are publishai with the basset Jordan .1 was- Cannting the public Adel, or joadrying the innocent s and of as. Nang the guilty. 4 Had we eensuketi either MOP OM . Mit filt 002' peneop 1 3 !ety, we should handsaw*, In doss Ike dress, from; the rs: of thb esporars, bbt deft Is h feelhi of the :wind gramNrit to all then Conalderatkuis-1 moss of publio daty, la: try n ia ts4latlplit sloes we love been actuated.' Mae the Nltot Introduces the Letter addressed to him by General ihNe, a copy of which was in- . :used in our l os , on which he Makes the following observations] : " rn justice to omelet', ft is paper fo remark, that in our paper of last week, we stated faets rather than drew inferences, and that not one of those' facts , has been shaken by the above letter. We did not ay that • Oliver was employed by General Byng to tatlV .the ,Fostsoos lakes up at Thornhill Loris. 1 On Ithe eiriiraili we Mich that trdtii e`eh thing ire bad heard of the charietar god eohduet of Geielil Brig, tie were persuaded that he WI been meiely the medium for receiving infolination, AU that whoever might have einpleyetl hitli, the General had merely acted in the discharge of his official distj:%:.- Nor did we state that Gili.er left London with the' view of exciting and fothenting distutbences id dif ferent parts of the country.' We could not di., itjto the dark recesses of Oliver's Mind, and it was as On prittible for us to know, with what view' he left London, as it must be for General Byng to speak to the same fact. But after the ialposurs which it has (llen to our lot to make of his nefarious practices, both General Byng and the country mini now be convinced, that this profligate informer has excited and fomented disturbances in different parts of the colintty, and in the words of the Wa keffeld Jerrold, 4 that had there been no Mr. Oliver there would have been no plot.' " That there is a great mass of dissatisfaction in the country, and that rumours of the nature alluded to in General Byng's letters, will continue to prevail at long as the public distress prevails, cannot be doubted ; but that there was any concerted plan for a rising of the people, till Mr. Oliver and.his coed- Owes canwinto the country, and injected their tree sons into the minds of the people, would, we appre hend, be very difficult to prove. " Even with Mr. Oliver's assistance, the meeting at Thornhill, if a meeting it could be called, was a most pitiful assembly, and General Byng, we are convinced, when he saw the materials of which that meeting was composed, must have perceived; that all apprehensions of the West Riding of Yorkshire being three days afterwards thrown into a state of in. surrection, were utterly groundless. When the. Ge. anal uses the word dekvest, be must, we presume, apply it in the popular and not in the cornet accepts don of the term. It is our firm conviction, that not a single individual present, Mr. Oliver alone excepted, was clothed with delegated powers. The narrative of Thomas Murray, given above, proves very clearly, what sort of delegation he possessed ; and from every thing we can learn, we are persuaded, that the other delegates just as much represented the places where they happened to reside, as Thomas Murray repre 'seated the totes of Leeds. di General Byog's mode of accounting for Oliver's late attendance at the Meeting, is proved by the tes timooy of Murray to be incorrect, (unintentionally so, no doubt.) We find this man in Leeds, twelve miles only from the place of Meeting at half-past seven o'clock in the morning of Friday, the 6th of June, inquiring, not for Gird Anion, but for Deowirry and Thornhill; and we find also, from the concurrent testimony of Mr. Winans and Thomas Murray, that the prineipal tanseAsf lit lam astarsdaseo was, bit wish to seduce Mr. Winans to attend that Meeting, to which he had, by a different artifice, deXoyed Tho mas Murray. General Byog's disavowal of the pos session of any powers to hire persons to give him in formation, we do not tan in question, though we do not perceive the propriety of making such a dis claimer, when the conduct of a confessedly hired spy is under discussion. It is a matter of perfect indif ference to the public, whether Mr. Oliver's remit ' iteration stands under the head of • Secret Service Money,' or of Army Estimates.' is The observation of Lord Livaturoox, that Mr. Oliver was sent by Government to Arrow; and not to Jorge , plots, may be trues but a first Minister of State ought to know, that when a spy-cannot find a plot, be will Make one ; and when he knows that his em ployers have a Free iog to fill, he will not fail to pre sent them_ with his well-timed contributions. But Lord Livearoot, in some of the reports of his speech, .says, that if Oliver has practised the arts alleged ' against him, and endeavoured to excite the people to treasonable acts, be has exceeded biainstructions. In that case, let him be brought to justice. Overt acts of treason have been committed, and Mr. Oliver, an avowed agent of Ministers, has perpetrated the crime. Either the agent or the principals are guilty. If he be not tried, they ought to be impeached. Impartial justice, and the londly-raised voice of the country, demands it, and it is the duty of Parliament to see that so seasonable a demand is satisfied. EX AMIZiATION AT WAKEFIELD. (ALOO molt TVS -ilia/ " Monday a anasereat ametlag of the Magistracy of the Wee Kiang was held he the anew Resat at the Howe of Corne d" Wakeield, for the purpose of Mediates the ems of the perms randy apprehended at Thenshill Less, on a charge of I treenalable practices s present, die West Hoe. Earl Pinwales (Lord Lemmas) in the Cher, far Fran* Lhiley Wood, part. Was. Wood, Clerk, I. P. Heywood, Ea} Deism Godfrey Higgins, Hugh Parker, Michael Stesks,Tbomes Home, The am Sears, and Wm. fiat:stow, Bele. We. Prot, lei. Mayor of Leeds, was also meat. The ameroes mesdames of the Maglatrasy en this oireasien, was, we hors season to believe, yrodeed by the apogee is our last pabileatien of the diaboNeal aid treasonable medilindeas of Oliver, the Goverment 8Fy...- The eicaatioation was private--a dreamiest* which we regret, berme U will prevent us free giving that UM mom of the laveriptiee which we were Mines to preset to the etientry, and which would, we are persuaded, have tended eseastWly to tosin augis . the pub Pie mind. After the exandostim of William lindley, of Slieltild, on whom hiforamtioa the primal lied beim committed, Mr. John mum°. of Dewsbury, was called la aid etansinati touching site drainestances of Ol,cr's cesedoct. This gentleman's Mami uadop• ocalpied nearly two hours, In the coarse of which; we haderstand, he cocirsted, upon cab, the circumstances detailed the liscood Edina* of oar lue keper, and Bari Pitswilliam, the . Lard Lhenteisent. took . down the evidence with poet eximitorness• Mr..lainss WM*, the iseoliseller. was Dent callid, and expressed his readiness to Molds e a Tiolsoce, relative co the at tainpts niacin bi tUIV. io iiduee him &milli!' allegiance. en his anime alirmation, bet this Sittig a Uilininal ease, the affinnatico of 4 INsks• Is ndt ardsdire, 414 he Was obliged to Withdraw witidit giving his eirklanern tsis atansinatioti if the iiiciiessei Contifitiel setreiai bobs, tart Magistintes; dief dellburatinit some time on thC cN deia;directed that Tirnitai Matra,. ef. I.ecels ; MictudWaller, of Rabat Tows; hides Illinginwth, of Matioinghaut t Inward fluidise; of Higb Tara ; leseith Vatigley, of Almonlllmiey; and Welke Wdbar, ; shatdd be dUchargad oia their own rationtssaca. Thorns Weed, el WestgatwOontition, Wakefield, was also disabarged, an Galin bill, fantod( in din, and tied Sureties us ttflO ma. • " Benjenths Whidty,etHolnierth, was reMaided until Friday, When he was mid that he main* discharged els the same terms as Thomas Wood, if ao further charge was preferred against Win. 4 And Jobs Snuffer, of Horbury, and James Mann, of Leeds, were then brought up and discharged, bat were immediately taken into custody by a King's Messenger, under a warrant signed by Lord ilidmoutb, and *ere sent off the same genes in a poa ches* to London, accompanied for a short &tante a small escort of cavalry. The warrant fur the apprehension of these Unfortunate men is, we understand, founded on the information of the informer Oliver• It b impeisible to describe the gene. ni satisfaction which the htvestigaticit of this day produced-- The Markle of the State Prisoners was justly considered as a &sacrist on the pet ef the highly-I - especial:de Magistracy as @misted; of the serious plot spine the Government of the coun try, =tribe inapressior. made up.= the mind of the Lard thine_ nett wiD, we hope, have a wintery influence la medley place." . . It appears by a letter from WooLae, (now under prosecution for a libel) addressed to the Editor of the Miming aro:sick, that he had been waned on by the spy, Oliver. He states that Oliver, (whom he bad seen three or four times, after an introduction about three months ago,) called on him, in 'the King's Bench Prison, and made some very extrava gant statements of the disposition of the people in the North, to which WooLna gave no credit. He wished him to take some steps, if possible, to go down with hits, or follow him into the North, as he said, to take the lead itt the business, as they only wanted a leader. He also prdpbsed to him to print some papers for distribution, at a signal, the copy of which he offered to send me to town. “ This of course (says be) I drelined, deeming him mistaken, and misled by as enthusiasm resulting from distress. 1 did not e:- pert to hear any thing more upon the subject, but the recent discovery of his employers renders the sub ject important." THE ARMY. Saturday morning. the 52d Regiment, under the command of Colonel MAITLAND, marched into Ports. moath from Hillea Barracks, and embarked (700 men and 30 officers) on board the Caldecott Castle, Wilson, Isabella, and Th•mas and Mary, for Malta. The transports went out of harbour immediately. They are under the agency of Lieutenant J. W. Puttenaan. The 36th Regiment, Colonel Caoss, will embark for the same destination as soon as the appointed transports are ready. The lit battalion of the 35th, and the 2d battalion of the 14th, are to return home from the Mediterranean. ,4,0011, The Sd battalion of the first, or Royal Scots Regi ment, are arrived in Dublin. This distinguished re &mot suffered very severely at the battle of Wa - illaferaits vommetfeameat of the battle, • the Sd battalion consisted of 700 men s the following morning it eduld muster only 140. Thursday, a detachment of the 46th Regiment marched itch% Winchester for Portsmouth, whence they wiU embark for New South Wales. Thursday a General Court Martial assembled at the barracks, GlasgoVi; for the trial of Paymaster Drunker, of the sth, or Princess Charlotte of Wales's Dragoon Guards. Colonel WALLAO4, C.B. of the 88th Regiment, is President. Saturday the Palau Ramon rode on horseback. His Royal , Highness proceeded through Waterloo ; ce, in the line of the new street, the new road, the ent's Park, Ste. aturday evening, at a quarter put eight o'clock, her Maxerry, accompanied by the Princess ELlZA arra, arrived at Gloucester House from Windsor. 'They remained with the Duchess about two hours and then went to the Queen's Palace. We are concerned to say the Duke of CLARIOCZ continues indisposed. His Royal Highness returned from Windsor to Bushey on Friday. On Saturday the Misses FrrecLAnattce left town for Bushey in consequence. The Duke was better yesterday. Sa turday the Duke and Duchess of CUMIIIRLAND went to their house At Kew. The Duchess of GLOUCESTER is still confined to Gloucester House, bet occasionally rides out in her carriage. The PRINCE REGENT and the Royal Dukes are frequent visitors to their Royal Sister. Yesterday the LORD CHANCELLOR had RD audience of the PRINCE REHEAT at Carlton House. Saturday the Right Honourable W. W. PoLa gave a grand entertainment at his house in Saville-row. to his Noble Relative the Duke Of WELLINGTON, to meet • his Royal Highness the Putoce REGENT at dinner. There were also present at the dinner and evening party most of the Cabinet Ministers and Am ,bassadon, the Marquis of ANGLESEY, &C. The Ball given by Sir Commune Birrunt. Con. RINGTOW. in Park-lane. was attended by the Duke of Wat.uucrrow, and mostly all the leaders in the ía thionable Mr. BRADSHAW gave a sumptuous entertainment at his Villa, near Wilsden green, yesterday. The Bishop of Sr. ASAPH gave an elegant dinner ee Saturday, at his house. The fashionable Mrs.LAwasmas entertained a party on Friday evening, in Montague-square. Lady DRUMMOnD had a party in Bryanstone-aquare the same evening. Mrs. Titan., of Grosvenor -street, entertained a party on Sat urdgy. Mrs. Tooth; of Mortimer-street, had a party on Saturday last. WS. WILLIAM CAMAC opened her splendid man sion, for the fourth time this season, with a Quadrille Ball, on Friday evening. Psaarrams Maven AO4IXIIT Tine.—Eaton ' the pedew trim, wartailat five o'clock yesterday afternoon, on Wormwood &robe, in the presenouet several thousand spectators, to per ferns.tbe greet task of eighty miles in twenty-tour successive boors ; be appeared In high visits, and seemed confident of campisting this arduous undertaking. Two umpires were at. ' /stored, nue so be stationed it each end of the course, which is distill " I* " 0 Yank; doting the night lanthorus were find :long the ;mod. !VA4I. lAT.~,I.ICtkEk. The India Compahy't chips UFloir arid Nottrnum: allmarro, oiltrad-bonild; ortiied at Mad;:ira the Ilst of tilat; The Active, Jorinscim, aria the John, tivisc; put back to Bremen 15th inst. the fotmer with her m.. 1.4 damaged, aod the litter with the 1611 of tWo anchors I'LlttOUTli, JUNE £l. Pasted op Channel the Haissoo, HELLYEA, the Isle of France, tar Hainbdrgh In Si dais. COWES, JUDIE et. Aivived the Hannah, VEtltit, froni Havannah, Sri 45 . days,, for orders, with loss of three topmasts anJ a number of siils; also the Aurora, HILL, from It Janeirb; for Ilimburßh; in 72 dais—shai has sine , ' saiIed i'ORTSMOUTI4, JUNE ee. Arrfired tekerday th e L or d tfungerfoici, from the De*na. Bailed the tbeth, SCillettUAN. for Hain burgh. Arrived to-day the Ann, Modus, from Ma. deira, in 90 days; Albion, rhirATLY, from Youg hall ; and the Aurora, HILL, from Buenos Ayres, in ten weeks. Sailed the Caldtcot Castle; Thomas and Mari, Isabella, and Wilvin tranrporti, for the Me diterranean, with the :V2,1 Regiment. arm.. ?VISE. v.". '6:lle cowl from tt.e River yetterdaT and sailed the Thomas, - for New rrunsvrieh......Aeriied and sailed ft* the River the Regent, from Ch:na ; Lord Keith, from Madras and Bengal. Passed by the bads of the Goodwin Sands nine Russian line-of= battle ships, one frigate, and one brig, for some pOrt in France. Arrived and sailed for the River to-day, the Fort William, from China ; Guildford. ttorn Bengal; and Valencia, Cttoss, from Buenos Ayrei. DOVLR, JUNE 21. Sailed this day the Lord Duncan packet. ,Captain HAMILTON, for Calais, with a Mail and passengers; also the Lady Jane James, Captain HAYWARD, for the same port, with passengers. Arrived this after. noon, the Pell, Captain STRAITS; Queen Charlotte, Captain THoSIAS, and a French packet, all from Ca lais, with passengers: by these arrivals we learn the arrival in Calais Roads of a Russian squadron of eight sail of the line and a frigate, which have been sent there for the purpose of taking on board part of the Russian Army of Observation in France, which is ordered home. Sailed this evenicg, the Princess Charlotte packet, Captain HALLANDS, for Ostend, with a Mail and passengers. JONI 22. Arrived last night the Chichester packet, Captain RUTTaR, from Calais with passengers.— Sailed this morning,, the Lord Sidmouth, Captain PLUM, and the Pell, Captain STEAMS, for Calais ; Ilse Prince of SAima emb.irked on board the latter. GRAVESEND, JUNE 22. Arrived the lungeWitham, Skiptur.o, Irani Holland; Mattock, Jolanon, ftom Antwerp; Do:p!titt, BroWn, and Wiiiiam and Henry, Edwards, front Amsterdam ; dwr, Corner, from Swide amide ; Vruw Hendrica, from Groningen; and the Samuel, Cock, front Not wiy.—Salled the Northumbrian, Law son, foe Bengal; Diana, Lawton, fur Cape St. Mary's, Ste.; that Montreal, Hillary, fur Quebec; k.dward Bards% 1 ukey, fur Baltimore; Vigilant, Waltsrd, fur Naples; Sisters Providence, Providena. for St. Lnear; Creok, Martin, fur Malta ; Andrew Savage, M , Klitbon, for Belfast ; Speedwell, Sileaton, for Limv. rick; Princess of Wale+, Fox; Albion, Falera ; and Britannia, Stranack. foe Ostend; London packet, Aspill ; Surat, Norwood, and William and Anna, Halliday, for Rouen; Sally, Radford; Glasgow packet. Hendersua ; ami d 1t nee Caw, Uding, for Ant. warp ; the Themes, Drown; Wataun, Watson ; and t intends.% Russell, for Hainbutgh. The Paris Papen of the 15th and !Oth instant have arrived' since our last. In an article under the head of Iron, the report of a rupture between Spain and Portugal is again re vived. It is said that orders have been sent into all frontier places to arrest and watch with the greatest care, all persons entering trum.Portugal ; that precast'. tionary measures have been also taken in the for tresses, particularly at Badajus; and that detach menu of the garrisons of Vittoria, Burgos, and Val ladolid, have received orders to repair with speed to the frontiers of the kingdom of Leon. Some letters, which have been intercepted, and which disclose a connection between the malcontents of Portugal and those of Spain, are said to have been the cause of these steps. The fate of General LACY remains still and mined. The preliminary proceedings in his trial ate all that have been as yet gone through. Of MILANA there is still no certain account. Ihe Representative Assembly of the lonian Isles, appeals, by an article from Corfu, to have met on the lOth ultimo. The Governor, Sir --tTHOMAS MAST. LAND, stated to the Assembly, that the object be which they were convened, was to pat in execution Article 4th of the Treaty of Paris, by establishing the bases of a fundamental pact, which, whets adopted by the Assembly, should be submitted before being carried into effect, to the approbation of his BRITAN NIC &Warm sole and exclusive Protector of thcse States. His Excellency has, in the mean time, been 'obliged to repair on the public service to Malta, and has appointed Colonel PATRICK:STE:ART to OiliCiate as Vice-Governor in his absence. The mortal remaias --- oithecelebrated Aden! and Aloud, which had been carried during the Revolution to the Museum of French Monuments, have been deposited, by order of the Government, in the Church of St. Germain in the Fields, where, on the 16th instant, a solemn service was celebrated for the re pose of their souls. They are to be interred in the church yard of Pere la Chaise. The Markets in France still continue to fall. Corn has declined at Paris no less than 14 francs per sack French Funds 63 fr. 50 c. CORN EXCHANG, MARTZ-LANE, JUNE et. Our market was well supplied with all kinds Grain this morning ; but the fineness of the weather caused a general stagnation among the buyers . Wheat was offered 10s. per quarter lower than dos day w ed-, and. even at a greater reduction, could not tempt the millers to purchase; consequently nearly the whole of this day's supply remains on ,liard. Barley, Peas, Beans, and Oats, are consi derably cheaper, and exceedingly dull of sale. SMITHFIELD MARKET, JUNE 13. beet Ss 6d to 4s 6 Veal 4• Od to Ss OS Mutton Se 61 to 4i 6d 1 1 ..rk es 04 to 51 Od Lamb Se. Od. to rte. Od. Sears 1670--Stosep and Lambs i 4,650 —Calves 2SO—Pgs M. HAY AND STRAW PER LOAD. HPy r 9 u to £6. ft—Claret' £6. (s to 61 6 6 . £1 Lc.,