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seat. This Jnuta is to exercise its functions until :he arrival of a new order from his Royal High ;Wird the Duke df Calabria. The Prince of Campsna will exercise the font tio.is of Military Governor of Palermo. Our troops have suffered little. The prisone►s ha%e been given up. and embarked for Napier. A private letter states, that the loss of the P.ltrulitsos amounts to 2,200,. including old men, women, and children, who perished by tire, since ►;le arrival of General Pepe in Palermo. This morning his Excellency M. Borcel, Minis ter Plenipotentiary and Envoy Extraordinary of his Majesty the king of the Netherlands, had the honour to present a letter from his Sovereign to his Majesty the king, of which the following is • copy : Iliteerndw-1 have received the letter in which purr Majesty has informed me, that, conviaced . the nits. Miming wishes of the nation over which it has pleased Prot , desire IO place you were it:lt:tied to obtain a Consti tutive, and that it is prer_inly the same as that promul ed'rd at Cadiz in 1812, fur the kingdom of Spain, &c. &e. 1 to thank your !113jesty (nutter communication, and 'I pray you to be persuaded of the sincere interest 1 feel in set r) thing that can secure your happiness, and that arm. people, rust that contributes to strengthen the friendly re. Ist u s that subsist between our States. " I takd this opportnrnity to renew to yotir Majenty Ale assurances of the very high consideration with which I am, your loving Brother, (Signet]) "Wi 11. LI AM. " The Hamer, 4111Soptember, ." Tu hi, Majesty the King of the Two Sicilien." The Parliament met on the sth. The Minister of Finance said the nation was in a flourishing state, and able to meet the expense without new tare . / The Migter at War developed the state of the consisting of 40,000 'troops of the line, which mirlit he easily raised to 52.000 ; militia 219,827; tit It: guards, 400.000; gendarmes 5,000. A soon of 500,000 ducats (about 2,075,000 francs) was grimed for the equipment of the army. The Parliament then heard and approved the re port of the !proceedings of General Pepe. %Ise Wiwi's' 111. Lamoss.—Holiday et the Sank, Fast ladiy awl South Sea Houses. 'l' E I? IT IS i i 1)1:E SS. LON DON, SATURDAY, NOVIIIBER 4, 1820. The debate in the Home of Lords on the second 'reading of the Bill of Divorce and Degradation was resumed yesterdwy at the usual hour in 'the morning, and was continued through the day with et.imation and interest. Several very important speeches were delivered on either side, lout the pro greis made in collecting the sense of the House was such as to otter rio hope that the discussion will terminate for marry days. Earl Gitosextroit, the E irl of Ilseessoon, and Earl GREY, declared their intention of voting against the Bill; the Earl of Dottouctisioee and the Earl of LIVERPOOL spoke in favour of the measure. The Noble Lord et the head of his MAJESTY'S Treasury had not concluded his observations at the time of the ad journment of the (louse, he aril therefore probably o-cupy some time this morning in further comment upon the evidence. There are many Lords in the House of whose probable opinions up the measure now before Al•ein, the public can by anticipation form a tole rably accurate conjecture. This operation is assisted either by the official rank, the family connexions, the avowed personal friendship to the KING, and tie public declarations of the individual Peers, and therefore as many of these Noble Lords rise in their ;risers, the expression of their sentiments accord ill with the notions previously entertained of them by their auditory, excites no feeling of surprise. There are others, whom long-known political at tachments are supposed to exercise an influence over their judicial conduct ; but there still re v:ems a numerous body, eminent for public estimation and private worth, whose words the Meuse await with interest and listen to with respect. Among the foremost of those stands the Earl of HAREwOOO, who lately succeeded to the honours of the Peerage on the death of his vener able father. The Noble Earl for many years sat in the House of Commons as Lord LAICELLES, end one of the Representatives of the populous and wealthy county of York, and was uniformly distiuguirhed for his steady support of the prin ciples which governed the political life of Mr. PITT. MR Zealous attachment to the party now in power was thought to merit some strong proof of the esteem and confidence of the Ministers; and to Lord Lsscet.r.es, therefore, was intrusted the important charge of the Lieutenarecy of the West Riding of Yorkshire, when Earl FrrzwiL. Liam experienced the high displeasure of the Servants of the Crotp, fur presuming to condemn tl.e conduct of the Magistrates of Manchester in attacking a peaceable body of Englishmen assem bled to Cireeß their opinions. Lord FIAREWOOD carnot be supposed to forget the favours bestowed tipou Lord LAKELLES ; but acting with timid &vie of.coliscieutious integrity, for which even his • pol.tical opponents have always given liiin credit, the Not,le Lord now declares that he cannot support the Bail. The inoti%es that guide his jut. &nein in this particular are two• fold—the first is a defect of proof with reference to the charges against the QUEEN ; the second is derived from a feeling of the political inexpediency of passing the measure. Lord HARE. WOOD, however, while he conceives that the proof of the charges is incomplete, evidently entertains a notion that the QUEEN has degraded herself by a criminal attachment. The Noble Lord enters into no review of the evidence to chew the circum stances which lead him to entertain an opinion so degrading to her MAJESTY, but it is inconceivable how such a presumption could be admitted by a Judge who, at the same moment, expresses his con ' action that the evidence adduced in support of the charges ought to be received with distrust and jea lousy. The crime of which the QUEEN is accused caimot admit of divisions and distinctions. Her MA JESTY is either wholly guilty or wholly • ocent, and the judgment or the Peers must he drawls from the evidence adduced. The LORD CHANCELLOR ean diclly stated, that no Noble Lord who did not be lieve that the preamble was supported, ought to vote fur the Bill; and with equal candour, speakiog also in the pure spirit of British law, the Loomed Lad further remarked, that " the QUEEN ought to be allowed the benefit that appertaued to the I blest subject of the realm, and should be ac counted as innocent until she be proved guilty." If Lord Ilmtewoou then conceives that the QUEEN has not been proved guilty, whence does he derive his presumption that her MAJESTY is not innocent ? Is it from the charge of the Arroa- NLV-GIKNERA I. ? We fear that it is so; and elthotsgh the LORD CHANCELLOR very justly ob. served that " accusation should never be con founded with proof;" every day's experience evinces how difficult is the task, even with men of no ordinary minds, to divest themselves of itn pressiens derived from the charges of prosecu tors and accusers. SWIFT, who would sscrifice every principle of honour, justice, sod deli cacy to the gratification of his vindictive pas. sions, used to avow that his maxim was " to fling dirt enough. fur be was sure that however pure the character of his antagonist, some of it would stick." SWIFT well understood human nature, and his ex perience 'told him that the weak, the wicked, the censorious, and the merely idle, would seize upon calomel) , with avidity, and repeat it with emulous eagerness, and that even the wiser and better part of mankind might either never hear the refutation of the slander, or hearing. might receive it with dis trust, excusing their reserve with a knowing shake of the head, and the wretched common-place phrase of " there must be something in it." The Earl of HoNOUGHSIoRE replied to Lord HAREWOOD; but with what terms shall we express our admiration of the argumentative and luminous speech delivered by Lord GREY, in opposition to the Bill ? It was distinguished at once by clear ness sold force of reasoning, copiousness and brilliancy of expression, accuracy and precision in detail, with the enlarged slid comprehensive view of the political bearings of the measure. which become a Legislator and a Statesman.— In the course of it lie noticed with disapprobation ail idea winch has gone abroad. that some arrange ment had been formed in the House, by which the enactments of the Bill should be initig tied, or the measure altogether withdraws) by the Ministers of the Crown, provided the House would consent to a second reading of the Bill. Such a !ludo!' he conceived to be extremely dangerous, soul he was of opiision that if the Bill were read a second time, it ought also to be read a third time and passed. Lord LIVERPOOL, who followed Lord GREY, disivowc4l all knowledge of such mi arrangement as the Noble Earl had noticed, and declared that he should never consent to become a party to it. The Pints Papers of the 31st ult. arrived last night. Crovier and Bowan, charged with ex ploding a petard under the chamber window• of the Duchess of BERRY, have been found guilty and condemned to death. M. ltEtr, fur a libel on General DONADIEU, has beet also found guilty, and condemned to 17 months imprisonment, and 13.000 francs fur costs and damages. Ate article under the head of Naples, contains a letter to the KINN front the King of the NEVIERLANDR, ap. proving of the constitution, mid also some interest. Mg details respecting Palermo. The <• me per Cent. Consuls are 75; fr.; Book Actions 1,373 f. A Flanders Moil arrived last night. with papers to the 9J froin which the following is sin ex tract : IBBVIMPLE, OCTOBER 27. The following la the summary of Ike news front Batavia up to the nth of Julie Woltcrbeek arrived there on the Sib May. The reports which annunneed the preparations for Ike expedition 'mains. the Sultan of Pa lembang, ander the command of Licuteuant•Colouurl Keer, have been confirmed by later accounts. This officer, its concert with Lieutenant-Colonel Riau, bas obtisimed some advantage over the people of Palembang, the result of 11111111 ham been the capture of a large quantity of seurntrui ti .. and provisions, issue pieces of cannon of various sixes, and a cuoxiderable yummy u( arum. A replier series of New Voik Papers to the 10th last have here recuveil at our Other, extracts hunt which will be - found to another part of 114.1' Paper. We have reeereed • letter from e rtalllir e dated 6th Sept. giving •n secutrut of the suppression of the late attempt •t isisarrectlon by tlw 'tepees. It tie rill was trarovil •t that date. We shall endeavour to make room for the letter iu our nest.—( Edintrergh Stur.) • The PRINCESS SOPHIA'S BIRTH-DAY. Yesterday being the anniversary of the birtk.day of the Princess SoPHIA, the Duchess of GLou cIeSTER and the Princess AUGUSTA *rut to the temporary residence of her / Royal Highness at Falconberg House in George-street, Hanover. square,,,as did th e Duchess of CLAKENce, to pay their affectionate respects upon the return of the Princess's natal day. Prince LEOPOLD and the Duchess of KENT came to Lowing) from Claremont for the same purport.. A num ber of private friends of the Princess SOPHIA also paid their respects to her Royal High nisei. The Duchess of KENT afterwards visited the Duchess of CLARENCM during the remainder of the day at her residence in St. James's Palace. The Princess AUGUSTA drank tea and spent Thursday evening with the Princess Sormts, at Falcosiberg-house. ADDRESSES TO THE QUEEN. Some misunderstanding having arisen respecting the presentation of Addresses, we a►e commanded to state that it is not the intention of her Majesty to decline teceiting Addresses for the haute, nor her wish to check that ebullition of re. apect and attachment winch has been so waver. sally manifested by the people, •nd which is so highly gratifying to the &Oise of her Majesty. Her Majesty, aware of the great inconvenience such numerous bodies of ',triple must experience in waiting upon her, on account of the 'strum of the season, and the distsoce of Brandeuburgh House from the Metomobs, will continue to receive Addresses by small Dcputations only. An early day will be roomed for her Miijeaty's receiving the numerous Addresses already voted, end not pre sented on Monday last. Hoo. REPPEL CRAVEN, Sir WILLIAM GELI., Vise-Chasuberlains to the Queen. Brandraburgh Horse, Norember 3. Iler MAJESTY, we believe, is the first woman who ever chose the shade of an awning on heard • polacre, in the Mediterranean tea, for the scene of her illicit amours. This curious ' , election is the re extraordinary in the case of a woman who might have remained at home, and enjoyed the so ciety of her paramour in luxurious villas, safe from all impertinent observaf and inquiry. It is sur prising her MAJESTY did not fancy • bird-cage, but we suppose there was not one large enough on board the polacre. Vulcan and Venue, to he sure, were caught iii a net, but then it was out • scene of their own election. Her 111"Jeterr confines herself at home at present on ac count of the approaching ■uuiverswry of the death of the Princess CHARLOTTE ; and this it is, we find, which pre resoled her Mh,esTY going to the House of Lords o• Thurs day. Addresses to the Que•n are pouring in train every part of England and Scotland. Alderman Wool) has received a considerable number since Monday last—rine from the East Kent militia, assembled at Cautarbnry, signed by almost all She privates. 'iiie fullowiwg were among the visitors at Branderiburgh Howse on Thursday :—Earl Titanar, Earl COMPBII, Lady I.oev FOLEY, P.M MOOlf, Esq. M.P., BAKIIIIIR Bean- WONT, Esq. Miss BEAUMONT. and Sir GIMAIRD Nowt.. The Natittnal Askeercits, a New York Paper, after quoting some passages front the London papers, says, a It is evident slat the Ministers, autieipaiiag the conviction of the QUEXII, are preparing rouses ice the Tower for her. The axe which severed the heads from Atttta &MST,. and MARY, is still there; but it well cost Cs AAA OR seed LIVE/t -rout. their heads if they attempt to see it." Mr. Pnit.ters. (rte of Covent-tpirden Theatre, is settled fur the winter in Dublin, where he devo , es himself to musical and vocal tuition. It must be owing to sonic strange combination or circum stances that we no longer see this accomplished actor mid singer on the stage. W•RIVICKSHIRE ELECTlON.—Turstlay, 1 st dry' poll : Lawley lB7 I Spooner s* • • Mr. LAW 1.EY . 5 votes were moving to Warwick from Birmingham at 2 o'clock iu the morning; and, being marshalled at the town end, gained possession of the hustings for a great part of the day. A Lisboa Mail has arrived, with papers to the Zed Octo ber. The following is the only notice which they contain respecting Lord BERIMORD, and the rest of their conical. is destitute of interest : Ltsisou, *mount 19. I..vrd Rertsford, Marquis of Campo Mayor, not having been able to set sail on the 17th, on account of the bad weather, left the port on the 18th, on board the Arabella packet, accompanied to • certain distance by the English ship l'oriegrotr, which found here orders from its Goveru intent to take a different course frum his Lordship. Letters have been received from Palermo. dated October 9, the first that for a long period have passed through Naples. We are happy to say that tranquillity is iigatis established, and the 'fwo Sicilia.* once more ou an amicable footing. This vomit has not taken place without a intim severe contest, aid an intermediate state of dreadful anar chy 41111 disorder. The populace of Palermo have taken the chief part in.tbe reirstanee to the Neapo litans, and it appears evident that the better class of citizens had more to apprehend from them than from the invading army. as they openly avowed their intention, if victorious, to exterminate •• the Jac°. bias." a name applied by thew indiscriminately to adl pawns of rank and property. None of the English residents have suffered any injury, having been equally respected by _all parties ; but the greater port of them thought proper to retire for safety into the consitry, or on board - the ships in the II srbour. A convention between the two countrias was signed on board his Majest y 's cutter Racer, Captain Tito RTtI.L, then lying ofir Palermo, 011 the 51h of October, by General FLoasieraito Pcoz. on the part of the Neapolitans, mod by the Prince of PATERNO. acting President of the Junta, on be half of the Sicilians. This Treaty stipulates that all the forts shall be given up to the Neapolitan General; that a majority of votes of the Sicilian Representatives, legally convened, shall determine on the unity or separation of the National Represents• ou of the kingdom of the Two Stedies. The Spa nisi' Constitution is adopted in Sicily, with the modi fications that may be made by the united or the tat• partite parliiitavit, for the public welfare. The arms sod effigies of the King to be restored, and all past .events and acts of individuals to be buried in THE TURF. NEWMARKET THIRD OCTOBER, OR HOUGHTON MEETING, 1120. THURSDAY, HOTRISIBRIL 4. Subscription Handicap Plate of 501. fur 3 yr.oias and upwards. D.l. Mr. Bessie b. f. Loss, by Healey, out of Jesse, 3 yrs old, 7st. 91h Lord Yersibmi's b. e. Veterinarian, by Pioneer, 3 yrs, Sat 2 Duke of Grafton's br. f. by Waxy, uut of Pawn, 3 yrs, sat 3 Mr. Wyndham's b►. 1. Caroline, 3 yrs old, fist. 10Ib dr 3to 1 apt Loos-7 to 4 aptllctermarian-6 to 4 apt Duke of Graftoo's br. f. Mr. Thornhill's Sarilimix beat Mr. Rogers 's Lounger, 71b. each, T.Y.C. 50p.-2 to 1 on &infoMx. Mr. Parses e. by Pericles, Pat. 21h. rte. sogs. from turd G. 11. Cavendish's e. by Midillethurpe, Sat. 101 b. K.M. 2110 p. h. ft. Hunks!, Stakes of lOgs. each fur 3-yr.olds and upwards. D.M. Lord Grosvenor's Arbiter, 3 yrs old, 7st. 1111... 1 Mr. Rogers's Lueisger, 3 yrs old, 7.5. 4111 2 Mr. Yansittsrt's Filisocier, 4 ars old, 9st. 311.. Sir. Lake's Soots, 4 yrs uld, Sat. 13 lb. Mr. Cruckfunl's Brutus. 4 yrs old, Po. 311 r. Mr. Wysiilham's Snowilusi, 4 y►s old, Mal. 31b. Mr. Payise's Jubsion. 3 yrs uld, 7st. 51b. The Judge placed Mit two. 4 to 1 agst Arbiter-5 to 1 apt Financirr —4 io 1 apt Suota. THE C 11.4 S E. -..e.- 11. Jolliffe, Z4.'11 Fox-bounfla will meet on Monday next, at Boa-bill ; Wednrully, at Nuffield Mara ; and Saturday the 11th, at Chipaiead Church. The Surrey Fox-hounds will meet on Monday nest, at Riflfficedown ; Thursday, at Lock's Buttons; and on Satyr• day, the 11 ill, al Addington Lodge. The flamers and every clay. NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. POIIITSIIOUTU. NOV6IIEIII e. Arrived the following vessels front the Dowels : Elias be! b, Speuero; New Phenix, Lewthwaits; 001. v, Hales; Policy, Branton ; Camden, Bil limshurst ; St. Anus, Sughree; Medina, Kennelly; Culossist, Smith ; Eclipse, Stewart ; For tune, Gell ; Richard, Richards; Chapman transport; Mi nerva, Dyer; David Lyon, Purdy; !nation Sappho, Ar men; Lord Cathcart, Waleson • Fostoria, Cele; Am' and Eli sabeth, Cullow ; Ceres, Tbopson ; Volusias, Raffell ; and several others, names unknown. PLYMOUTH, Novirmaret 1. The F.speriostai, Luc, frolo t ,EXCifr kb this port, was lost off the Eddystone last eveuiag—erto saved. FALMOUTH, OPTIMUM IL It has blown a rale all day front S E. to E. bat is wow backruird to the N.E.aud more moderate. Arrived the Prince Ernest packet with a mail from bun in nine days; she wade the laud awl ran iu is the height of the gale under bite poles. DARTMOUTH, NOVSIIRRR 1. A,rived the Lady Johannes, Andersen, hum New Odessa for Amsterdam, in s very leaky and damaged atate.—Ort 4SI days. DEAL. NOVI:SI3TR 2. Arrived and sailed for lbe River the Nevins, Lassehiart, front Demerara; Nymph, Kenichi', from Sinyina; and I.urd Cathcart from Quebec. Came down from the River the Dale, Sughrwe, fur Ja maica; Salmi, Crickury, for Gibraltar; Vrow Hem[riot, Kramer, fur Havre; and Cherub, Winder, fur Trieste— they rcmaiu with the Simi, Falevy, fur Hayti. MEETINGS OP CREDIT/PDS AT GUILDHALL Tells DAY. Y. ■. J. Leech sad J. Hist',cliffs, ealesion-street, whole. sale !smarm J. Lae, Hocaleydowr-lase, lightermau G. Moller, Watliag•soreto, carpet-agent Poo Hock, Andover, coach-maker J. G. Fiegehea, jou. Wood-street, glass-dealer .... 3 12 C. Jeremy. Clapham, linen-draper G. Clarke, Clerkeawrll, slare-maker J. Wilma, Swaaluu Morley. Ikrinrr I'. Auslis, J. Gregory, sad J. HUSI4/11, Bath, limber dashes a E. Godley, Piccadilly, dress. maker J. Murdock, P. Drama, and W. Mat-Guy, Nalliag. ham drapers 1 10 H. Cooper, Threadneedle-street, merchant 1 10 J. Leigh, Upper Thanses-street;cual.nterchant 2 1 9 J. Spruce, late of St. Margaret's, coro-dealer.... 1 1 9 1). Huta, Somerton, miller A. Stephenson, Glasgow, sad Fruchurch-sirret, cot Lea manufacturer T. %Villcurks, Holburu, umbrella and clock-maker 1 12 J. flakes, late of Corolla', cummisstombruker 1 12 H. Maas, City-road, merchant .. .. 2 10 J. Green, Oxford..trect, *mit,' M. Lynch, Olitefriars, carman T. Barker, Stratford, brewer DIVIDENDS. T. Wurth, Grarechurch.strect„ haberdasher J. Hemming, Loar.acre, Imes-draper .... ........ II R. Terry, Holborn-bridge, haberdasher T. Govrland, Great Winchester-sired, merchant .. 12 N. 111'Neal, Landtro, snerrbarit R. Crumble, Chelsea, victualler J. Whitehead, Cateaton.strret, tardier R. Miller, Old Fiab.atreet, bookseller l2 J. S. Hamitic-di, T. UR, and H. Henakall, Nudes . . . -- gate, silk-dyers • 10 J. sad G. Sykes, Cuiriers Hall-court, sad Iladdersfirkl, 11. cleaners ... .1. Browse, Grosvestor-stplare, and Liverpool, aphol 'pierce .. T. Barrett, St. Slary.le.bene, timber-inert-haat l2 G. M. Slielhey, Whiteebapel, hosier lO T. West, Gracechurch sheet, wholesale perfumer H. Richards, Desconsfiehl, carpenter C. R. H. Bailey, Swallow/field, dealer W. Braille, Ilyarsh, farmer.... l2 R. Cuaty; Straad, plumber .... CERT! FICATES. 1. Bolt, late of Rath, grucer.—T. Speatly„ late of Mill. wall, Poplar, Middlesex, vicloaller.—J. F. /Wyk, of Pall. mall, Middlesex, statiooer.—R. Sogden, of Ilalifax , York, kookseller.—A. Gresdak, of Manchester, linen-draper.— J. Bothell, of Maischtmar. bookselkr.-1. Jacobs, of Bristol, glasomianufactorer.—T. Davison, of Hinckley, Leicester, draper. On Monday night, •t twelve o'clock, a fire broke out on the premises of Meurs. STituTT, at Helper, at Derbyshire, which consumed and da maged • grest siouutity of cotton wool, stowed together in the open air. The cause of the tire is oot yet discovered. A Coroner's Inquest was held on Thursday night, on the body of MARY ANN ELVERSON. the MOlllllll whom we stated yesterday to have hero killed ise •dray io Dover-street.—Verdict, " Died through the bursting of • blood vessel, caused by expense imitation." Yesterday. at Bow-street Office, Edward Key ts•lds nos ordered to find boil, on • charge of de frauding Mr. Gee. of Bedfordbury. of cloth. WI. der a pretence of being sent from Messrs. DIVETT and Co. of Smithfield, woollen-drapers. Mr. James Riddell, silversmith, was held to bail ye►terday at Worship-street Office. to answer the charge of Mr. LANe. one of the clerks at Gold. smiths' Hall, of having forged the stump of the , Company ou saiious articles of plate. 4-" • E MARKETS. -saw- CORN EXCHANGE, FRIDAY, Nomura 3, Srvoral peewit arrived this otrivilinc from the Suffolk eu of , chiefly ladies with Wheat food Harley, anti • etotitleval,• e quantity of the Ammer anicle rent viola; over since Mond.)*, supply, caused the sales to be very heavy, eseept for pr.nit sanepies, which obiniaell Illoweday's priers, bat all other were offered at an altallement of tr. per quarter, and even at that decline the quality diapason! et was very trifling.— Fine Harley supports its price, but the ordinary weir dull sale, at a reslectirso of L. per erorler.-.-0•1* Is. per quarts, lower.—lis Braes sod Fears Ilicre is no alteration. VXI3IIIIOGE. Cora Inspector's Roars., Ttwasnav, rlrraritaltit 2. Wheat, per load l2l 0. lo 191 10. New ditto Barley, per courier T 7. —.l ro 31. Oai.. ?Ts 1.. Yeas• 33. In 40. --41 Prase Rye.. 32s 4.1 to 34s Wheat 411 e In 7te Rye 489 In —• I Berky Lie Its 11. Bowl, per Woe, ', BERKS. Oats Brans 3ls to 441. Prose 32s to Ills Is 54. to Is. 7J H EIN Elo II ESIPSI Wheal, per Id. (Ger bushels) . . . 351 to 43. New ai lie ..-II 10 .--11 Barley, per guar lO.l to 30. TAD NOVEVIBIR 2. Oar .. 4i. lii Vol Rem Pease . ...... Rye . .. DEVIZEX NOVIIISLIII. 2 —ltsapectur'. &lora. Beal Wheat Me 6d a 3t. Od Oats 2fts oft a 30i ft.l I Barky.... 27a OA • Ili Od Reams 10t Oda Tie 0,1 1,379 sacks of Wheat, sold at the average of 2fta. SALISBURY, ()clue.. 31. Wheat Bark, . SMITHFIELD MARKET, Falpso, Kotiruatß 3 The market was well supplied this 18101111511 r, hut peonii pallyy is Irmo cattle: the prices are at slionday's except in the littering. which arc rasher lower.-- There is NO alteration is the ;wino( Hay, Straw, and Cloy, r. The following is a correct ststeasetst of the prices and Nom hers : To vita the offal per stone of 81b. 11eef....31. 81. to Ss. fit. Heart of Cattle this 4s • Nfltoa (s. 6 11 . . 1 1 : I. 4 0. 4 1. • Shee Beas p il and lambs.... 5 !len Veal.... 44. 8.1. to S.. 104. Calves Pork ....So. 01 to Ss. OJ. F1a..... .......... 200 NEWGATE AND I.EA DENH A LI. NARK ETN. (By the Carcass.) Beef .... to 8.1 to 34 8.1 I Veal 4. 0.1 to Ra OJ glutton.. 3. 4.1 to 3s 5.1 Poet 3. $4 to S. 4.1 I..mb i.. Oti. to Os. 0.1. PRICES OF BAY AND NTRAw. IT. Jall Rf a. WlllTrettlargf.. Hay 31 11. 0.1 to 41 10. 04 Hay.. 31 16.161 lo 4/ 6$ 04 Straw 1/ 1. 0.1 to II 6.1 I Straw-. 1/ 8.111 to II 14. thl Clover 0/04 WWI)/ Os 04 Clover 4110.04 .041 10. 04 PRICES OF TALLOW, SOAP, S.e. per 11211). Town Tallow 67., 8.1 —. Pd Yellow Soap. Bl* Yellow Russia 54. 0.1 —. 0.1 Mottled White ditto...sls Od —a 0.1 Curd ... I Soap di1t0.... Ws 0.1 --60 d Grayed 4 6 144 Mellon Sluff 46* 0,1 --a 0.1 Good Dregs M. ft a Dillo rough ..30s 0.1 —. 0.1 COAL MARKET, Nostalgia 3. Ships at Market. :Aire geld. Price. 11! Newcastle 7 Sunderland ....... 31 The following is as extract frog another letter is corro boration of the accosiot which we gave yesterday of the • x peditiou to the North Pule:— THURSO, OCTODIER 27. hasten to semi you as extract (rum the lot-hook of a whale ship that has arrived at Stecomsess, relative to the 1)o. comfy ships, which were thought to have passed ibis yester - day Front the log.hook of the Alison. " 23J September, 1820.-11 spoke the Heels sad Griper Discovery ships in Isl. by areursat 66. 20. N. loot. 60. 15. W. all well, on their voyage home. Had beta is 101. 75. N. Wog. 115. W." —A— Mark, • Mint in St. Tlionnie's Flo■t ital. Was ytitterday committed to prison 6'olll the Tow,. H.II, Southwark, to take her trial oil a dial ge ul melding from the Ho•pital 454 pair of ~•urt~in'. A mun of the name of '!humus Lowirk WWI Ye;. terday brought op to Lotrubeth.street Police (irt, and fully committed for tried, charged with • fraud on the Metidicity Vciety, to the amount of iu/. PRICE OF i 704 Bonk Stock eusi 3 per Ct.lited... 661 67 9 per Ct. Cow... 672 31 pur Cent. 7t► 4 per Cents.... 841 83 $ per Ct. N. Ann. 1031 104 CS YESTERDAY. Bank Long Auu.. 11! Indio Stock ...... 41 1 India H00d5.... 27 pr. Es. Wk. 2....4 6 pr. Lottery 'rackets fa 18s. 0innium........ 21 di.. Co m. fir Ace.— tilif COURSE OF EXCHA NG AalMterdam.... 11 7 Ditto at sight lt 4 Rotterdam U l4 8 Antwerp lt 8 Hamburgh U 37 7 A1t0u5........21 U 37 Paris 3 da)'s sight 25 80 Ditt• .........2 U 2B 10 Bourdeaux 2B 10 Fraukfort ON the FRIDAY, Novamirs 3. Venice .... Malta aS Naples Palermo per us l 1 Main, Ex. 51 155 Viroaa efiediva 2 IS 10 15 Tfiesie ...do lO 10 Madrid .... Cadiz . 36 Barcelona Sevilla 3i Gibraltar . yon Lexbora 46 Geuoa .. 4J Lisbon Oporto Rio Janeiro Bahia Dublin ....• Cork .• • • .. Asia of &ink um Holland BULLION Portugal Gold in ,g div. Coin, per u5....0 • 0 Foreign Gold in _ _ Bars... 3)7 104 New Dmlguana • (1. u New Dollars 0 4 14 Silver is Bars 0 4 11i BIRTHS. Ou Saturday last, is Mostutjoy.sqsare, Dublin, the Lady of Joseph Goff, jar. Esq. of a daughter. At Sususersent, county Meath, the Lady of Sansuel &.e -stets, Esq. of a sus. MARRIAGE. On Monday last, is A NOW/ Choreic Dublin, Auguatire M‘Nsmara, Esq. of that City, to Wtlhetoin■ Henrietta., younge►t daughter of the Hon. Mrs. Arehdall, Kildare.Flaer, ■ad sister of Lienterast•Geseral Archdall, M.P. fur the County Feroasagh. DEATH. At Lacoek Abbey, Wills, us Tresday, to the ieexpressi. ble grief of her busload and irreparable bias sf he► family, Mary, the beloved wife sf J. R. Gossett, Esq. M.P. s lady of t►e greatest virtue aed piety. . _ HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON BRIDGE. Monsiwg 33 •fte► 12. II &Pie( SS steer 12. Primed 'ad Published at Tom Bastian Pans and Tun , Guam Mite, No. 117, Illrao4 by C. cuatorgu., of the Wood. • •