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J ;_ eO--et,'"l A e & i -~ wan --. ~ - 'T - -~~. ' 1 71 IF •If'*-1• Taxed! .1A twit- 11AI v I dot two I d ip It N. • '.4.:.:, .i - s .* . • 1. ..41144. gal Ms. bail afts.viVi 4 ': i \ 1 brit Hi •sa at- h vs' 'we aterwabeogsarrana vi I HI I, :oi 111 i go.i i 7( r*al rA 1 a iniao vi vb tts I boo . lass 1 4 I t . • „a.... I i oft • s. At ••• • • 1.) 44 r • 11,', •• . ii• I. % 14..1 . :1,...1 I 1 r t i'• • ••' • • . ..i' . lo .1! ff 17 . • .. • • • ..? . 14 ell . 1 .1 •• .. . ,• ,%, „t Iti, vI4I II K 5894 . ‘, ,41 13 ~ e 1.,-••••h. !! A a4ef... LONDON, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1821. . ----.-- igoit'tfit t \ wit fifth'', i - • ,e vesit trourt IPairrit • ' •• • lips* , " ir;ii)* • .41.1.4440 ,, *, • 7 Ir fq ri • r . .'44••• 4:i* • • • 'Mil el alrilb •" I 1 • . *Alf ti!,.4.oeamvies .14,11`,4 4 ~. ••• • . • PRVIR 7d. BY SPECIAL D E TIMATKR-ROYAL, DZTY-LANR. THIS EVEN I N ( , THUK:SbaY. Pct. 'is, Ms Illsjesty's Servants will preens filth dim) k aew DrimMle Piave, is three leis, called .6 Elt ALDI .DIJYA L. THE BANDIT OR BOHEMIA. GmbH Dove, Mr. Cooper; Coast Altenburg. Mr. Ost. card; Mamie% Mr. Meredith; IYittikia, Mr. Ralpht ; Kw sots, Mr. Randall; Siernolf, 11,. Smith. Etheli ad, Cosatese of Altealwri, Miss tinliitlissi; Hiss, Miss Cdbitt ; [Cadent. UM Blued; Barbaro, Mrs. Emus. After which • THE CORONATION. The Precession lefaillairoll Weataimiev . 1114;2: The itersetel Scene, the Immense of the Abbey.—Tbst TIM* and latrodpeeory ices*, is which Mr. Maight will introdom a sew Coisie Seam entitled,'' The King arid Corimation, Old Rawlood el* Pospis."—dllie Amnon tatest, Mat in lb, mom ol Niel; this Greed Bove of the Champios. To oandeado 'Oh (Itch time) it sew Piro, called MONSIEUR ?ONION. The InlotriPM Ciarsetere by Ilmsrs. Coopee. fon*, CPU*. ,W. N, WWiasat, Meredith, Vining, Mrs. Knight, miss amithioa s sal Mn. Maud. The Demi le nil elietial M hia id the Tat;- Mot Is lowiW at 711 , 411. 75.; Searad Prim Ss. IM.—PH.Rs. id.; Illassod Is.; Seam! trice, 16.--Vppir Old erosati Priv*, id. GeraMi The Commatiso—mid IWNATRIUROPA L. COVIRNItOARDRIV. TEVENING, THURSDAY, Oct. 25; will be performed, is fun, ads. tM Opera THE E X D.E. Coast Ulrich (the Evils% Mr. Egrrtes,• Governor of SF beria. Mr. W. Firers; Eaton Alltredulf. Mr. Lows ; Coast Calmer, Mr. Hummel; Danko, Mr. V•weg ; licleien, Mr. Ceneal; Serails, Mr. Fawcett. The Empress Elisabeth, Mrs. resell; Estbariae, Mrs. Tautest ; Alexis., Mile Foote. The Grand Public Entry of the Empress Elisabeth; toed the loterior of the Cosh/rival of Moscow, in which the 'CORONATION a ELIZABETH is iferferited by the Greed Patriarch, sod his essisties Dignitaries. After which a Fares (wish some Music) caned A ROLAND FOR AN OLFFER. Rir Mark Chase, Mr. Fawcett; Alfred Hightlyer, Mr. James; Mr. Bethune. Mr. Abbott; Fixture, Mr. Eatery. Maria Dar bitten, Mies Foote; Mrs. &Morse, Min Bead salmi ; Mrs. Fiztore, Miss E. 0r.... .Prioste Box easy be had tut the season, or sightly, of Mr. Seeedee, et the Bee-Nice. 11‘41111. 71. ; Sensed Pries. 3•AkE—Pilr 3.. 6 4 . I Second Prim, es.—Gallery, fla.; Second Price, I.—Upper Gal. to.; 7keon , l Price, 6d. The Doors will be °pewit at Half-pun Sise'Clock, end the Play Innis at Seven. Flame foe the Boxes to be lama of Mr. Breaths', st the Sin.olles, Hart-street, from Tie till Four. To.estorroo, The Eaile—Boaabastes Forioso—asd Tks Reudesesom NEW TN Ed TN li-R0 144 HAYMARKET. TR W EVENING. THURSDAY, Oct. 2,5, • - 4 will he performed • THE BEGGAR'S OPERA. Pstseitswi li Mr. 'reify ; Lerkit;llle.,.. Willman; Capt. Mae heath by a yams; Leidy (her 3d appearemea on ibis msg.); Filch. Ms. J. Itamell. Mrs. Pemba., Mrs. Peacisat . Belly, Miss B. Corti; Lacy, Mrs. Juan. Previews to which, Slat time, a mew Comic Pkwy is ore act, called , The Priecipal Characters by Messrs. Baker, %berry, De camp, Terry. sod Mrs. Cbatterkry. To aseelside will a Farce, is Iwo acts, called a ROLAND FOR AN OLIVER. Sir Mark Chase, Mr. Willis's@ ; Alfred Higillyar, Mr. Decamp; Mr. &Morn?. Mr. Baker; Fixture, Mr.' Haas. esimmt; Gamekeeper. Mr. Ellsworth. Mrs. Sentare', hers. Gsrriek ; Maria D:irlingtosi, Mrs. Baker; Mr.. Fiatere, Mrs Jbsa. A beadier Worm has been added, sad it is resparffolly bort! 064 im every parrieuMe the New Theatre will be fouled worthy the approtostios ausl patronage of • Beitish Pablic. Boomers be opened at Hall past Six ,'Clock—the Play la begin at Seems. Boxes, bs.—Fir, 3s.—First Gallery, So.—Second Gal lery, Is, Places 1.... the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Massingham, at the Theatre. IS.B.Privesir Butes may be bad sightly, by application at lbs. Ilerelier. Te-mereevr, The Senses Opera, club Mateh.beesking. tpe fistarelay. the Comedy of She htoup• to Grainer, with saber geortmmielmeats. AD F. I.PH I THEATRE, STRAND. Tti IN El' EN I NG, 'Thursday. Octobet 15, To-rrsorrww, and Saturday, will he presented (4th time', a New Grand Melo Dramatic Lukas, i• Them Jteta, entitled TILE CORSAIR'S BRIDE! Mk , de Rent.etiglus. Mr. Daly; Count !Amu Mr. W .ttlitos Burros gill. Atari's, Miss E. Pitt ; Fl or ally; Min. laylett. After which rt. farcical !Nitrite called BRUNO; OR , THE SULTAN'S FAVOURITE. The whole to conclude with • I CAPERS AT CANTERBURY. Ifierl44B Br and Prtce, 2..; Second Prim, Is. Got.% 1..; Sernrod Price, 6d. nista I, 1 lakes of 311. Callan, al the Dox-ofSee, from ten 411 four. ••• Mr e. poker, of the Theatre Royal, Haymarket, will shortly aseine her first appearance. ► lIE ESSENCE of PEARL and PEARL 1 DENTIFRICE, Invested by the late Jacob 'Hemet, Dentist to the Resat family, have been proved by long ex. prriesee to r eally excel, both in elegance and el& acy, every other preparatitio for the Teeth mid Gums; they ef fectually lingerer the Teeth i■ a sound state even to old age, leader them white ■nd beautiful without impairing the shame!, fames sloth as are loose, and keep such as are de guyed from becoming worse. They likewise render Ibis breath delicately ,w-.,, prevent the Tooth-Ache, perfectly rum the Seamy in the Gums, mid make them grow Arta and close to the Treth.—The Essence is particularly recom mended to Pasenta amt Persona who have the care Childress as the greatest preservative of young and teodet T..rth. • Neve are genuine but what have the words, " J. Hemet, Bayley and Blew, coakapar.atrect," engraved is t►e Sianip. Price 2s. 9d each. BAVLEY's TRUE ESSENTIAL SALT of LEMONS, far taking Ink Spots and Stales out of Lace and Linea. The genuine to sipn►d " W. Raylry" on the Box and Wrapper. Also ►is SCOURING DROPS, for Mimic Gears mat of hulk, Stuff, Woulleo Cloth, lice. liriee la. each. vritrr ABLE POMM ADE DIVINE, price 3s. id. the glass. Sold, Wholesale and Retail, by Bayley sad Mew, Pee halm , Cut kepur-atreet, Lundua. Pi • NORWICH UNION FIRE INSUgANCE SOCIETY. WE hereby *tee ,tros Notice. , That tan Suit ,• isetitoted in the High Coors of C.Sepeery.larill THOMAS DAVIFX mid bitters an raletiAl, arid N. MOND t FMK and Othirs ore pti ttrota, Oetisr for as Injoretiolit obtained by Hie s watt tbbr day die dkAreed.i, Dated October 5..3,1121. ...t rt .,l . WM. (INTRA NK. Relief ten to Ibe THOMAS BIGNOI.D, }so. j Olice. •. - • A SQLEMN DIRGE. sod HIGH MASS will pyrferes.al et the Catholic Ygel, Moor tellOitiltOW,- FRIDAY, the 06th lowans, &gibe seem et the assel of tlss lase Rae. George Ovetesray, *be deported. shi t bre i tn toe 19th lest. eitiveraelly sod sweat dr. ear wily Isseseuted by the C.essarietiosi of skis .Chsp4 sad by all *be Iwo skis troll asseetlsea timbales, Sc.. Servigg "Pill ,hogjo a # 10 o'Cleek. N. liersess *mimes of sttrodisie see revealed lo b i ro! die Merl 01*triertre before lee FEMALE BEAUTY. 7is prilisheil,ls fists 'Winn *lees Sys. id% toed* Mt rum% riot IL le. . t f., I* LOGYNOMIA L the, law, temple *misty. By • let! , M me ` ••it ' he itedy of Bessty is roasted I. a bollst ER , wise sedileVlve 5.41 ilsfigbifsi pinch. TVA hi f !stated by y, Catilovis Moose* ior she iyhels glow. Dewy. The various sasses of iurniility is lisrrimps tiplailetl, Ite Prided for i• J. iteekdsle, ii t Psli•sall. 14EiT Tuitstmv. ALL LION EY !• rtot Two Masks to a Pill; 2 1 / 1 11 THIS MOTH ejealber BIM sold nal( of all the 30,000 i. Prises 'bat have ver beer thorn, ; and it is e fair irterence Chit a deed Porthole of Oar Tbree ul ao,oooi. io ibis bottety, fa 141 fall to the Share of there whu purchase at his Olbees, 4, Corakill, sad 1, Chart mit-errive. 9 .* Tier .Priese of /tech are alined, hearty, siraiest 813113 Office, it Campbell, by Wads tits Prblie ear an the Auctuasiotie. N B.—Witte there were Three of 10,000 L Mosey Priers to a formai Larterp BUD SOLD TDB], •LLI I AGRICVLIUNAL REPO r. Extract from the Evidence 'annexed to the Re port of the Select Committee d the House of Commons upon the Agricoltdre of the Visited Kiugdotst. • lresertt, 13 lie Apriffs, TROlllaa Solution Goers, Esq. is the Clair. David Hodgeoo, Fem. operas eallod des sod seemalmoi. la a former part of your evidence yos gave it as your opi+ aims, that the reseal law price of eon is ft be ateilleutod partly no ths aboodoese of the lost crop, sod partly to dm emessime of growth ; do you masa a general estossiem of greartb tareargbout time Weirdoes, or only I. that par tieelsv I. wind you live Po-1 wily inferred a enteosioa of groat'', I bad sit observed it ; I inferred it, in 1 stated'yeeterday, Trona the deemerata I gays of the log off of the cooessaptioa of butcher. most. Tip have stated that them has bogs a ANiisß leaf bottle ore sites used it Liverpool, sod at some neassofactoriag tomes winch you mentioadd, sad that she falll.g of woe to the amount Of shout afters per cent.?—Oat 11120, as com pared with ISIS, it Isla about aroma percent.; it was asst so much as that is owe year. Tu what do you attribute this dimiaation is the mmemisop lion of meat ?—I thiek it may sot improbably be ascribed to different camel; *we to souse largesse of ecosoasy in the middle classes of society; bet I should thiok It is mainly owing to the vast of cattle is this country, because it ap pear. 1.1 me, that the prier of iseatitas bee. better support ed than almost say thisig else. If it hod bees tidied, from the falling off is the toosomptioei, sad tbat the ordisery Mork of cattle bad remained io she country, 1 should thigh, ma sutler of C 0.,.,, cattle would have talks as mock as say thing eke, which don sot appear to be the ease. lam 1014 that in our part of 'be country cattle are very scarce. Has she pries of meat bees tolerably steady last year at Liverpool ?—Tlee pries of mist fell a haffposay a pound last year at Liverpool. What is meat selling at, at Liverpool, sow ?-..Seven-peso Issifpeasy • pound. Do you speak of the retail price, or wholesale, is Hot market ?—The retail price. Is there soy decrease is the population of Liverpool !-4 should think as increase. &nee obeli ?—I am of the *pinks, lot it is only opinion, that them has bora so atonal increase he Liverpool, and Mill going 00. If there is as must increase of population, and no di minution of wages, cam you account for how there can be a diminishes so the einessemptioa of meat !—Botcher. meat Maude higher, sentreliog to the average proportion of valor, as compared wish wheat; meat stands at 75, while wheat 'toads at 54, therefore the labourer has a womb greeter in. demesnes' to consume wheat Blau meat ; be is obtaining a larger proportion of it for the same money. Are you pripmed to state that there is an increased COll - of wheat la Liverpool ?—1 thiuk so ; with a di miiretion is the quantity of animal food, though there will be am increased grorth of wheat, there must be also an in creased consumption of it. Is there net a disposition oa the part of the pepolstios of this country, and particularly of the manufacturing districts, to bay meat whenever they can offend it, he preference to heists entirely on breed should antaiely shirk Mere wits sod that it would be preferred, as matter of choice. Then is not the living on bread pro tarn), a sign of poverty N—No, I do not think absolutely so; because she relative value of the one to the other may induce preference as matter of interest. The price of bread Wry be so much ebeaper than meat that the pour, ea matter of ecosomy, will prefer citing. bread corn. Do you know of any bonded or warehoused corn having hero brought into the market illegally at Liverpool antler do I think it to have been the case. Do you think, tinder the present law, it can be smuggled out ?—I think it possibly might be amoggkd not, but that the character of the metalled@ would prevent it. If corn is warehoused under the Act of iBl5, is it regu larly measured when it is deposited is the warehouse% ?—1 believe it is. By the Custom-boase officer?—l believe it is ; hut lam not certain whether great care is taken, when the lucks ale Wien uS, to measure it out again. There in no inducement of payment, Or duty on warehons. ing, to make the Custom-house officer see that it is regularly measured on going in and coming oat ; she mews sity of turtling grain sod interfering with it dues lay it Inure opeis tbs. soy thing else, but I believe nu such tiling has bees dose al Liverpool. Slate s o she committee, ohne ems is warehoused at Li verpool, ander whose custody it is placed?—The Comeu's. Eschseively lies snot she merchant a cosine' !-.-Tbe °Naomi have owe lock, and she overtime' another; the ciao is deposited is •bst ibe Cremes esteem Kane *acebou.cy ibrybare was luck, and the merchant anothers sod the corn is .ewe taro ed withisitt Me presence of as Darer f,ont the Coitoins. Are the Soaks the are;-ibis, they arc de trereet locks. Su that. wither party an bees emits to the grawary with out the knowledge of . the elite,. ?—Ceitainly. Is that the genera) law ?--Yint, it is the radios with till Roods kept under the severity of the revenue. • Is any Custom-house °Seer is attendance at those ware houses Can you Slate the boars of his attendance really do not recollect exactly; 1 , ibiuk it is front nine its the ntortinig tillereisiagi whilst oho labouring sen wink. • . Supposing it to be from nisi le the Silo Wag to she•th the evening from the period of hot traviee the +artisan*, it is Men open ter the nterchaat, sr the person whose property it is ?:-Art u6sse Is always with the persou, if he has.. war.- house Hied with coin; he esionot get (root ore room to an other to catrialwe he corn without the officer, who Is always Owe with Wolk/ye, )jhst a goatee... Has ant the sane locker the ere/tinily of • certain member of stareltossesl—A termite aandorr of Wile/. ilia there bees Imp seaspiaint slut there is not a auSitient liltof lockers sot plan of that.. • is the salary • she Seeker bot.he is wegeratly an hairwrpesaan. Don any parson men, as to its . out • I know it was Gon Its be dive.,, It is Seem geletpd la valid be • very effectual way, • -.- Are there matey More es Odell peeress may Mae atoms to the samisuseh Without the privity of the Custom-house eater ?—.Neeer ; sod I do aot.beneve that oupeoes has*** snuggled old in that wey; the silly evades of thespian of the Act wan* their Lae hem has boa - liveried's of headed corn tactile of De you, helm of try ports haviag. bent *road st he.y, VI fortingSp the is in the mall machete of Ceratig messhlre apd Angleees?-1 d. sot he.. the fad; 1 balm beard it serativred. You spoke of a diitiehhed motion aide. at Liver pool; leas the ...her of ships victimitleld there the lam year. the same as in former leers !—I have a alecomeot which will jibe+ the abeinat of Aria duties paid la LiVerpool s sod, Cy which it appears that she teenage I. last year, 111129, was 1100.033 toes • I. 1119 it lap 657,3111 lima; esti is lilies 754,690: sa d that, with the eveptioa of 1619, which 6 the hovel year, 11125 la still am lacrosse Ma compared with mei Pree,liell year. Yoe Stele that She * Price o f meat wai ahead the lime mew, as it had heel Ii Liverpool here Seer told that it is to rise apts. Is it sot metelielly affected by the occasional index of 'tittle Volt Iretsied?—Thit would oat affect the aherage price of the year. Were you rightly alederotood, that there is oily ale pertain taho rouses under the deoubribethro of Cocker, sad that be is a old man ?—.016! so; locker is a deocriptitos of officer of which there are a,grest number. They are chiefly of that description or Men —~ee. Advertiog to your mode of estimates the mop. duet miler survey take place se immediately Wore harvest that it cam. sot be eabeequently affected by mildew ?-1 think it might be effected byereather, bat sot by mildew; if, Aar lumen'', It lake our survey the week before the harvest cemmeores, nod had weather should come afterwards, the crop world be steeled; bet the crop has usually ervived at otaterity, aid the mildew would sot affect it. Are yes swore that, In sassy parts of tacked, they belts to cut their Mt. bag before it is ripe?—Not earlier thee, aciesedlag Weer ides, what we should term ripe. • Not while the stesw is green?—Not that I am aware at. Are you aware that a variety of soils may be very shim shoes is the spun of a termini squaw rude I should thiak so. Do you suppose that the same cptentity of Soar ran be produced from • quarter of Irish wheat as out from Fattish wheat, sopposiag both to be equal im respect of weight, and equal in calomel-1 hardly harm how to aornier that gees- Wes; 1 should think not free the beet English wheat cer tainly, from English wheat generally. If the opinion be true, that Scotch wheat is less predate , tire them Enlists wheat, co.eeq of the ieferiurity of the ennead*, may set th e same eternising be applied to parts or &wined as well as Scotland ?—Certainly it is so, I believe. Are you aware that • seek of Scotch flour, weighing two huedred sad • half, will produce three quarters lesves less than a sack of English doer of the same weight was set aware of that ; but I think it very likely. Will barley of the north of *.*land er Scotland produce the same quaatity of spirits, as barley of the south of Ear. lead of the same weight will !—Tbat is a subject to which I have set paid attention; I do set know. You have stated that is peer clinics, the same quantity of Irish corn would produce less door than English corn; are you milleriettly well acquainted to give that se a factl.- I can give as a fact, that the same weight of Irish wheat would sot bring the price as the same weight of English wheat, bushel for bushel. Has out the average quality of Irish wheat imported with in the last two years,exereded the quality of much wheat of lesgllsh growth brought to the same markets?—No; the average rituality of Irish wheat in the last two yearn hat beets decidedly below the average quality of English wheat ; it has been lees below the ge quality of English the last tee years than is preceding years. Applying to oats. is the outer husk of the potato aid the Poland oat, as thick as the Tamara oat ?—I do not know ; we have to du chiefly with Irish oats in our market. Are yes to be understood that your observant's. apply exclusively to wheat?—Entirely so. Aid toughed to particular pasts of England In that re. sped ?—Nu ; so far as tier examinations go, we conceive they give yea full ge of England. Are you aware that the rehires which yea have givers of the crops, gives au average upon the six year, of 31 hashela per sere; aed that the rommou reputed average is sapptieed to be under 20 per acre?—Tbe 32 is the gross produce, not the tea; sot haveng allowirl soy thing fur waste. Allowing every thing fur owe, admitting of large deduct. litres on the scale of waste, your average irniild be about 26 brutish per serf ? -Tlvereaboets. Are you aware that the estimated supposed average has been hitherto laid under twenty ?—I was 1101 aware of that ; I had understood, without paying much attention to the sub jets, that it wan about three quarters each • bulf. If your estimate bee ws, correct, bow could you account t so large a consumption of the home growth, within the pe riod to which yew have alluded, in which also rood Ito adie4ll, the large inspoillatious of foreign growth ?-11111 stash ne a, very good crop; end 1814 was a good crap; 1813 was an extraordinary good crop ; now, as the result of these three' crops, I thiiik it wile 'war, that at the bettering of 1816 the prices fell as low as they are now, and we had an export of coin. I have the average price noted in January, 1816, and, as I think, • cosisequence of three crops, down to 535. 7J.; thee same the very bad crop of 1816; which was very much below' what, at least, the ansaber of bushels per sere fur that year honestly ;so we considered it; as the wheat was besides very much injured by the weather hi that year; then in 1817, as the conaequeore of the crop of Idl6, came se excess of Import, orabout 800,000 quarters ; the crop SO J/17 mewls at 32, which is very near the figure of the ave. rage; but Aunt the greeter quastity of cattle in the years 111117 and 1818, es will be seen by the slaughter of shoe.' year., and which castle must have been fed doting that mew it must have been upon a very slintieisbed scale in point of extent; and I think • deduction should be made from the mediate; that would piece it considerably under what the figure represents. Are your ohervallose wills respect to the slaughter of est: lie extruded to the kiiigiluni greet ally, or to Liverpool only ! —To Liverpool, Itlauclreates, Birmingham, Blied d, and Leeds. keens whit period do you date the increase in the con enesption of corn, and the decree', 'in the roost:l%6oos of -'=eat?-1 should elate it from the period when the prices Ire tame decidedly in favoulof the one, and again 4 the ether; 1 Avoid , [Whit it would commence sometime ■boat the coo chides of 1819. Yon hare elated yourself to he a holder of foreleg) corn, tad that you' have euridgemeids also from fueteeners; are those from different parts of Europe, ur Guns America ? tChießy from Daulsic; we bold considerable quautlttes of Boer from America *W.I. •Dir pre opt suppose thin list expose of cultivatiost is suck greater in some parts of &trope than its others, and that there is a differeoce its thevexceniie of civilisation be totes &trope and Anseries/-1 should think there was; laborer, for •iortaoce, is sods. higher. is America &boo its Europe; hot Lesion this, there is but little laud rent is America genera:ie. . • • If there is a difference mini respect to the expense of night mot the Cost of freight sod warehouses'/in his ruinous is into isistirisce, and consparetivolg wheat goo be soothes, sone, e a r►ies &Fee/ is subject . dr.' specrlatirm ?--Certniely Is not the cure market of. Eagland am object of reasteet irate* with alt the,European Powers, and alto is America? should think it was. As the harvests of 1918 sad Isl 9 *era supplied to has hemp ieflearkably ahriodiet ia the male of Europe, inclid- Cseestiony, the Netharraieds, Mid the worth of Femme, de yos.halieve that there is as present say great amonsulaiion of gad* those countries?-1 believe there is • large.lock of wheat at Destile; I am amble to state with regard to the other plates; in the Mediterranean there is a dalcieney. Hera is it with reseal to the north .f Europe, sera the Low COmstries generally ?—I shook, thick there was • pod stock of grain. Then their power of supply, in the event of the ports opeoing, meat depend is a great degree ipcin the accusuile tion ?—No Mehl Of it. Are yea' aware of what was the highest rate of weekly easier at Manchester. in the cotton trade. &toilet; the war?—No, I am nut; 1 have forgotten it, if l ever beard it. Has the price of cotton, at Manchester, lately bees aimehly en the rise, or has it deetieed withia the Ilia raged) ?—These has Imo a ries in the last few weeks ii Mum, sod it is ra ther leweriet spin. Do you suppose that the greead diet of the winufse. term, at Manchester, is •01 , heat, or worse than it was dude( the war?-1 cannot 'retort to answer that question, sot being fell infierosed epos it. Do you think the price of labour depends epos the prier of vital ?—1 shooed thick it would ultimstely be affected by it; but I think the prices of labour do not vary se leich.y as of rainy other things. Dues it not depend on various other things?—Upon the whole facility of Befog; if there be a greater facility of lie. Mg the number of labium,* will Merrier, and this price will *Bea the archer in the course of some time. Dees it sot depend epee the price of ether commodities, which see equally necessary to the labourer?—Yea, it will depend epee the whole mom of heist. Mee the duty of the locker require his wisdom to any thing berme the mere *pestle( and Meatier/ of the ware. he se?—Nn; he realities with the proem employed by the eserchamt drain the time the awn is tweed, aid he has MP other duty. He reisaras inside the warehouse?—Tea. Whet detieeiptim of Welts are reed fifameneetat have padlocks • the merebarit has a Axed leek, the same as used epee dose s generally. What interval passes between the visits of a kicker to a warehouse, or is it possible that it my tempts that be may he absent from any particular methane fur a cuosiderable time ?—Bonded wheat, of course, requires teneme, perhaps mar • ferteight ; I do not know Mather he whets I. the me.. time or era. Does bonded wheat require turning if it has been kiln dried ?—Yes, it does. la the Intervals bootee the famine, you do not know whether the locker visits the warehouses or sot ?—I de mt. Are the warehouses where care is sraweleemed, is mist of Let, as mantas these where tobacco and other articles pay. tag dusty are warehoused.?—They are deemed ao by Gomm meat. Would the gauging corn from time to time be as expen sive sod ',Welcome* operative ?-1 do mot thick it would. Might II not be dose with the mese facility as the malt eler's trade is?-.Yes, I should think it might ; theatorchaat ought not to be compelled to have it kept at soy particular height, but such height as may best suit his pu. pose, other wisi It might be an immense mollies of rent, to be compel. led to have it at any regulation height. Idu out think; as regards Liverpool, that there is may ground for the tenet sp. prrheaaioe as to smuggling it; I do nut believe that any has ever bees taken oat of bond improperly. Have you sot what is called a sample drawn of all core minim coastwise?—We have samples of ell corm we sell. Forage as well as English ?-0i all. Is there say allowasce mode for screening the corn ?—lt to not usual to bereft corn, it generally remains in the state in which it is received; it may occasionally be dere, but it is not the common practice. Are yea of ophsioe that if British wheat was kilo dried in the rams manner as the foreign, it might be kept in wage house from two to three year* without comiderable istjary ? —Yes; 1 should think without kiln drying. Is not the foreign wheat generally kiln dried ?—No, 111160rOsink It is Dot, generally; sometimes it is. -Illatroar opinion, does the price of cern en the Continent pallplly rise when there is a considerable demand frost 000 Lila* ?-1 should thisk always. Have you my further documents with respect to the OA of wheat lead Boer, or other papers which you liiii4 f lll tt . material to furnish to the Committee ?—I have. •• [The witness delivered in the accounts.] _ - e'e. 't wet" THE SE /4 SERPENT. .'*steps?. . ow [FROM A NSW YORK PAPSR.] " itf /4) ? ,i? We never doubted the existence of a marintej animal, somewhat resembling the description wit* has been so often given of the sea serpent, seen ills our eastern waters. After witnessing •the bones of the mammoth, and having the existence of those extraordinary animals the Ontithecephshts of Ger many, and the Mestrodua of our own country de monstrated, by the most unexceptionable evidence, it would be carrying credulity too fir to doubt that the sea, which is more capacious than the limit, to capable of exhibiting runnel productions equally ettroordinory. • It is mere evaitou to my, that be. cause every one has not area a sea serpent, no such animal rusts. Flow many thousands, my millions, are there who Inver saw an elephant or a "bale, and yet entertain no doubt of the existence of these wonderful creatures; ; and what is there in mime ►hat renders the existence of a see serpent wore impitibeble? Who will preteud that they are wee irrr easepilaistl lig•ai 'lure is lot a suglicitet liPalitte. -night sot the oust et freight sod osrehottetag in Iw o 1-1 ors so *An a thaL , . ' , , Sottleesl be mittens in oat imitative, and estniostsbeely of s salary of the locker ?—That Ido wet koorr, little istritortasee is another ?—lf a sapply of wheat PO be tiny so old iiieurprawas. eut-lkose OW place alr,• With 15... price than soothe% west, Jerome seder lay Cleign. agipp,‘ wor m a the ef 'course, would peat keen he dear plane; .upoo ilia price inanity ?.....1 s w i ms .* o s, sumwa ys p p coming 1111 . Eibilsad, the pries would, in s groat atearitre , tiers...Nl to lime Oaths fives tibia* tholwooortatiw• world take place. 1 . •i r iaNd. '-kii s ii.. of-A aer *fa. s. *maw 1 .----.l 6 _ra• Misk illl_Oph gi, rem if f•dPia'k W.* 4 it was the subject of diereseeer lately, that it Pike ° 1 Moor N-II Imo"' dram meth see mewl iragllibllr' flse.,. r , portant lb price of ewe., . . , . . w ,,,, 0 i s , t h e pan b p ,; 6 o„;,..h 6 opt ; H o g hmu rho isrooriatierie 4 foielga Cora always the subject ry effectual way. ,!. Ut•resliaatted speculating) ?--Cenalsi, owl. . sufficiently utvituttied with the la •• of. stature, b. . determine what she is callable of prodUciug. and • what•she is not ? Unless the wan-hewers tau show that it is impossible such an animal tan exist, they • oda nothing for their ,cause. Their sneering, and attempts at rillicult, Duty amuse a few imprificial mii.ils. iliciipalde of deciding for themselves ; but it ems weer tirrett likiutrch of truth. • • We hod lately occasion to mention, on goisl thoriiy, that a sea serpent had actthilly been Ili sishere, a few years ago, ntl one of tar [steads of Scotland, and dashed to pieces musing the rocks, by s storm. mind thaw in part of it was preserved iu the University Museum at Edin- • burgh. Siree then we have sees! a Magnetise. pub- • lished in 1808, in which this animal is mentioned as having been then recently , Stranded. and containing such au actoitut of it as must for ever sb salt incre dulity. The following is the statessel.t to which we allude, which hilly confirms the information we (sisterly published ; and we wily add that a gen tleman no« is t4e• Yotk assures us be resided Nest the spot at the time the scrpent was driven oss shore ; sod uitlissagli he did not K 141111131 -tritinatiLely tbettemisti4Nl +lab those who did, and had access to know the bath of every thing wad respecting it in the suljoissed statement • " At • rave' marshy or the Weruerian Nutmeat Hiattory *oeiety, Ne. Peter Neill read the fkilutriee accooat of ibs 011Ue MOW Aso Serves., which was drives WSW: ois owe of the Orkwey Islosido a few weeks ago :-- '" The sleeper- Morrow Arepeuss of Poltroppidwi, Lee hitherto beer considered se a /oetime twowsoi. sad droved ' • kcal keb,laliw, soul • some' by mil eventide sae spite walk oateraluita, who haws affeesed is pay she erethtlity of • the good thshop of Semen. Owe of those sloostere, tereence (tesitignant, Noy I rot say, at the seeptietsm of the Llooreco School), hes, effeesoally to prove its existence, bees heroos moans I. effete himself so she ()tinsel Ishii& lie owe imbrue at Rotheshwito. or Itorierat Buy. its Strossma, rear Oro Shearers. It was SS feet hum; Lot the sail wined to hove bete brolter by dashisse outtrog Ili. reeks; as it is ettleolded to have been sixty tces to the whop. Where skiekest..ss alight she emit of or Orkney beret, who* yrio korai; • is • starved Enlist, posy. The head was not larger thaw" eters, and Itstl two opiraclos or blow Istates...-Peows the Iwo bang dare noritauUtt Aissisohts, ehtlehreo inches Iwo, (Ilre mane tie...robed by rontoppidso); tame likaamists boar dts sums pro fret resetublanco I. the silk worm rut Of 1 odui sea Craw used iu . mouse. The ieriodee had the.. pair or bus, oe rather paws; the Brat pair Ave end o half feet too& with a juott al the distaste of foot' feet firms the bedpid• Alas! • tempest beat lie caroms to pieces before roes are ripe. could be collected; awl only a triormesa (alesirt Soo f. et) of the hack base. and a whole paw, ate prewerved.—• W. 'Anse, Ir‘sq M.P. has got flora, sod is le send tbent to oar Ustverbity There is on account now circulating in the pa pert, of a large monster of the serpent race having Lately been *tett to Lake Ontario. • Two melt, Join, Alatipai mud James Sigler. of Jefferson county. us ir this State, and eight others, were on their way Illikekshow, and whits within about one hoindred miles of Niagara. ma they state in their af f idavit they discovered. at a distance of five or six hun dred yards, a body, in appearance like a burnt 10.. of twenty or minty-five feet in length; on ap proachingwithin thief or four hondrsd st proved to be an animal appareolly osleep. When within .bitty yards it raised its herd shout ton feet, looked amend as an awfully ferocious manner. slid then darted forward with great velocity. making the water Ay in every diteetioo. and throwing column's at a vertical Iseight-nf wren or eight feet with its tail. •YAn. The deposition After Inuit; gouts 1:` of the three. we recollect excited touch ridicule at the time. But we consider the existence of large water serpents as well established as any other fact - in natural history ; mid if they do exist, what would presvaggighgab front passing up the Gulf SW River to Lake Ontario ? • THE NETHERLANDS. The King's Speech as the opening of the Session of the States-General at the Hague ► on the Bill inicaiit. The substance was giveu is TiaajMitou PRESS of Saturday hut : " Nubile sad Mighty Leeds—l eitgarience a hefty easisroc, two at the opening uf the present &Isaias. to being able ta t inform you that our relatious with all the Powers coulters to be maintained with reciprocal good uaderstanding. AS: though the Doubles in the Levant sve created uneasiness, 4 9 well-fouuded hope of preserving the peace is still entertaial ed. May Providence bless the efforts whieb lead to this ots t jest! May the Diviiie Goodness re-establids trsngrilMly where trouble now reigns, and allow Ya to essjoy without la., terraptiou a blessing which is the best irksome of prow: 'Ay, ailed whittle must be dear to all who aiuerrely love their country! •. " The interior sitisatioo Af the kingdom offers iu 'cumquat a favourable stew. The fear of a scausycrup is happily dis sipated la must of the pruritic's, arid we cos promise our i t , selves aboodaace of provisioirs, amid at a moderate price. • " Trade and navigation he.. sot diminished, and we can cherish the hope of seeing there is (stow receive a•sew crease. " Notwitlistaadiog the favouralik ire of several years of peat*, the situation of our omoofactures Burs out present iu all its parts au aspect equally proiperuus; yet .. IP* io • western (Invoice, shout one or two wiles, he appeared to resume his former state; ow then re- solved to attack him, mad accordingly leaded our guns for this pat :assit-Antived iambi toward. • him within gon whom hod a driblet view of the animal, •ha lit loom 37 feet long. se ft-et in diameter 411Mmillartl4 Omagh the thickset • part of the . nolnaidel:isigh block voile. which s mutket hal 111.41.41011allearet mar as mar shots were well di . • totem, coo- , sternetion only ; he ' ' bilistie bet a tremendous heed, abltiredlMMlt . v - solake—fregsently t illei , m* red sad venomous loobidli ho . .... disappeared, we coatis**. - " * 1 lively oar es easy well be .. ~- • - , 1 0 whoa in asistion is serpentine.". . ~ 11 tub .. N, ! I , We recollect well, twat übout movies Ew a = years ego, there was a welkurthenttented . of a similar animal wad to have been seen in Lake Oaten% by three men in an open ail-boat. The amasser gave them cheer, but being near the laud; by the smistaisee of wind and oars, they just made oat to save themselves by running ashore. The stetement, t hough solem n ly attested by the atfid erns " . ~ I