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wed flhal lie hsd merely 3(.14 i• eadetate is et.aieetoiVe of the Preoerutor logvigg stanch hits Mot. • •. 11 ig strattilto.l4, Awl opateloorp, Of man, altittr HMt ' WI h# . 7 ".....: 9 4 0 ? r P* Isia" u Sim NIA Poisoner ohm Bellew • lit° eomisoy. The Magistrates welt of opinion Am. vino no napery • . eowarkhafil, but ihoia %fit Provieotos.ball boos 111 treated theto up* Mr 'stenos. Tian, milled opals him are 'oeiesity for tbirapi.l4 bat aeqopitodiSses ofAbe ro bbeiy.; . , . It' • ArsiL prrE4Llottv(...E. • :t • • •GAT;tfrrr: orrosfa 30. Upwards of.ithreeltandiect sail of ships have been driven lit, the river Humber byolormy -and adverse winds during `the last fortuigbt: the: weather Lavin( moderated and the wild become more favourable; parlor the alsipa have aided, principally to the soutliwird, being coal loaded. On the night - of diel3th, ittoof ten u'eloett,- the Sm:lase, from Pool io Hull, wit - drives on shire ibuitt two miles north of Mundalay, on the Norfolk -coast, where 'she was for tunately seen by she men belonging to the/Preventive Ser vice, who immediately went to Mondsky, mud alarmed the principil inhabitants, many of whom were in be 4 with pinyon we state, that Mr. Wheatley, litre. Beecham, Mr. Howes, Mr. Ballet, Mr. Lacey, and several others, im mediately promend hones and repaired to the soot. A• non as Captain id seray's 'separates arrived, Mr. Wheatley made a rope fast to a your min (sbo lives at Sloodsley), 'stunned Ilt.rhard Evened, who, at the haarrd of his life, and . ..irarleso of digger, gut on board the vessel, and succeeded in ,riieumg than Captain end When frees a watery gni", 'by means of ft rope from the share, in which he was ably _ ^rioted by Mr. Wheatley sod tin sobers, who+ waded into the seatwith him. When they weresably boded Mr. Wheat. Isriruagieed he itill• heard voices se band the vessel, and ' auessioevd the sailors, who, rafarbted mod rearward by the • reeld and the toil ender which they bad ma Is. "offered, and the ringer they had escaped, assured him that no one re. -twined in the ship. He still, however, thought he heard • faint cry, and determired en retoniug to the wreck, where he G.und two little boys, who had bees forgotten, and whom he had the happiress also to lava. The Vaptaies try* it was his determination to have stopped io the - vesnel, feeling coo. fidrut, as she was *early new, of her holding together until but two hours after she wren till to pieces, and the beach was aireered with wreck, sod wool, which The cargo nosiited of. It was two &clock de 'the morning when the men gut all safe to klundsley. A subscription is numbed foi the purpose of presenting a piece of plate to Mr. Wheat. ley, of Muudsley, who has for some ytars acted as Vice. Admiral of the county. It ik impossible for any one to have discharged a duty, often so important' to hulloes life, situ more kiadititis and asaiduity than Mr. W. bait woiformly dose. He has invariably offered the reward of a guinea to the brioger of the first imelligiace of any-vessel palatial assist afire from the shore. 'PORTSIICKITR, OCTOBInt. 31. Arrived from the Down* the Thomas ' Bill, for Si. Win. ' riot's • Rentwal, for Barbrdoes; Andromeda, fur Vas Use. iiinti' s Lind; also the Nonni, dram Zaute. Sailed the Ocean, Strothara,ref the Cape of Good Hope; and Grace, Hall, fur Loudon. 1 1 1.1Tnotrvit, OCTOBIII 30. Arrived the Waidern, Paygood, from Quebec; Jeas, In. we% from Cherie:Ca; Willis., Alogridge from Venice. Off the port the Prom , from Amsterdam to Baltimore. Put bask the seated time the Stockholm, sod Oudernam log. . Sailed the Richard for Demerara. fALICW7II, OCTORTIII 30. Arrived the Werlingtne, Trip, from Campeachy, is SO days, for London; and flsnoory, Angel, from London. DUAL. lIICTORIII 31. . . tailetrisat night 'reveal of the outward hound, mid early this morning the remainder, for their differeal destinations, with 'moderate besets horn SLE • - • Put back this nfterooon the Friends, Forster( for Sierra Leone. sons, scraper 2S. Arrived theft:aphis treason* (No. 24), ati4 Ocean (N 0.44), i' ol 4 (reel crib...altar, Irma 4ie segionenl, under guaran i ur • %WV 4l oßmstvei 811Lecno.ws. • Art SAINTS' Div. lel 'Worember.....All Sainte, or All Hallows, is the ffroleslaut ehnrrh,l. i day of general nom meniontios mitoffiffinarffiliten and basely's, is 'howl's.' of wham, iodine/oy, w portitular day has hien expressly sisiiseril,poe sue 11,forotera Seem to have been actuated by toe. purest assitires H relatuusg' Ibis festival, to avoid the 3tr pAils ewe td•illifftresire 49 WM lboly persist who had bee u hold Is oomention Au ages, but from whose extraordi • elltabcrellse days of the year were found insufficient to limit of iudieiduel emoritemoration. The collect, spatter, goepelaselleteil for tbs. occasion are peculiarly appro. pi ame, sollafford cooviscing prof of Ike great abilities and u.ely of the teatime persoos who composed oar Liturgy. The origin of this festival is referred to the year 007, when F:oireas, the Jimiperor, .wrested the Pautheon from Ike - Beettlene,lteelowiuit this speedid building, the most roo• sidenble of their temples at ROW, upon the Christie's. This elegant hisildiag was erected by Agrippa, soo-in law to Augusto., Is about 160 feet high, and of about the like breadth. Its present name of Rotantda was applied le it oa scriisat of its round bgare. • Au. bititme, tdietreeniber—ls • festivaleelebrated by the Chercb ellliotite,"'wlth it particular service 'ensiles to the souls soppeord to be its pingatory,but she reformetclisrches have disenuttnica ltd observant. ODILON, Abbot of Cluny, in the Sihseentury,Aret (*.Milled the ceremony or praying fur the dead on this day in his own monastery ; sad the prac tice wes partially adopted by other religious bosses natal the year • WI, wises it *as established as a general festival throughout the weneim churches. This custom was general in this country Until the Relriratatios was completely esta blished ; and Queen Eubeatrra was compelled to pass an edict, strictly lieViddillig "jibe superstitious rieging of Be?: •at Alholkovtide slid at All Sods' day, silk the Iwo nights ern Won, surd ' f iner." The practice of prying fur die dead, sod offering sterile!" et their tombs, M of very 'acting dar,..,-Opia, Is the &good Book of his &esti, ascribes the origis of the ceremony to asas , whom he states to have offered gifts liallse bases of his bilks, and thereby to have taught tbs people sew riles sad ifinam favours ibis idea • bis fifth nook' tbai elegaally translated by Dasragn "En Itas Mtn sdvane'd amidst the trails, Ity theossude fulluar'd through the Lsw'ry plain, To great Ailcante' tomb, *bids wheal e found, lispour'd to iieccaue on the ballow'd ground V., howls of spirkliog wise, of milk two more. Asd two, from °Eked bells, of pimple gore , With non then the sepulchre he strow'cl, Aaidllisis his fither's ghost bespoke alond." Mr. J. FARDOU, of Woodstock, Oxfordshire, some hale since pthered from i tree in his garden five apples, knows there as the Kempster or Blenheim orange, whose united weight was 88 ounces. The largest weighed gg ounces et drachma, and its circumference 141 inches. WiLitalt *onol.o, the celebrated jockey, met with on thous accident at Newmarket on Wednes day. $e was upon Harriet in a match against Prophet, ind after the latter horse had woo a close 'test i -Merrier fell and broke the jockey's collar base. !Ile was otherwise much braised. and was take, home in Lord Rtvana'scarriaga,and remains ia a loft stele. Horiteastte Fair on Monday was' but thinly sap plied with sheep; nearly the whole were sold, at rather better pncee than at lots fairi. A lot of large ihearling *ethers sold at '2516 per head; lambs from to 16s. The fair on Tess da y, for blasts ! was well supplied. bat only very bed prices could •ba obtained, sad nearly half the Moats were turned •oat..ussold. There was a :pow .show of horses ; .every thing oven% in that deocrlptiolt of stock was •dirpared Of te....nly, at good price.. . JR,S 1141 CD. Tire ia1 4 : 144 11i kim the :"..... south, though not actually satisfactory, is- trot of.a nattire to excite any painful sensation - . There have been tome ou(- sager, but they are few in number, and snit very 'atrocious in character.' ` • r. u• We' pereiiic • that the MagisiAtes' in Cott are, about to-form a fund for the purpose of pitying la. formes,. Thisi may he necessary, mid We are sorry •that it is so. But, after air, do the gentry of lie land imagine, that this is a crisis which may he met by such a system ? Do they think that things will return to' their old standard, after the storm has Howls over? If they do, they are certiquly de ceived. Let them call their tenantry together—lei them make abatements of rent iss.fatt„ virtually they ire already abated. Instead of assuming the demeanour of enemies and masters, let them sct as . friends and Israllordr, hod the county of Cqrk. will hot he exposed to the horrors it eadored hut, year. We know the dif f iculty of this—but to sonic such arrangement necessity will, before the li , ght of tato year. more, compel them. From the Carlow Paper it appears that the Alas gistratet are to assemble for lie purpose of.con sidering the expediency Of placing that equal under the new Constabulary Bill. Although some sets of outrage have been committed iu Carlow, it canhot certainly be described as in a state demand ing the application of so strong a remedy. The Magistrates, however, know best—iliey • koosv whether they can get their routs, and are aware, doubtless, of the expense of this Act. If thy are satisfied that it is necessary, they are satisfied, of course, with the diminution of rents which it will induce. On this subject we have received a 'com munication from ow old friend, Mull Doyle," in the form of a letter to Colonel Bochfort. We wools, noly beg of Moil when she favours the public again, as she means to do, after the meeting in question, to study brevity and plain writing. We know the task is difficult for • Lally, but we have, notwithsiamlinr„ a high opinion of her sense.— (Datidin keening Post.) R11.1.11.1118Y, OCTOBER W. The alarmists commence already to cry out fg Bella ! Bella ! horrida Bella ! horrida Bella !" True it is, and fear too true, that there muy be some cause fur this sensation in the adjoining coun ties; but I think I may venture to assert, without hazard of contradiction, that the county of Kerry enjoys at this moment (a permanency of which there is every likelihood) a state of the most pro found tranquillity—a condition indeed which may be regarded as mainly attributable to the natural good sense of the people, the humane consideration of the landed interests; sud last, though certainly col least, the unremitting exertions of the tract', who may justly be regarded the most err. tient local authorities in this portion of the em pire, without 'burdening the country, or putting the State to a tanking expense. LIMERICK, OCTOBER 26. On Saturday night lest a home was maliciously killed on the la►►ds of Duntskeagh, county Tippe rary, by cutting his throat. On the same night a horse was houghed on the lands of Glenbswn, the property of Denis Diem'''. On Monday night a stack of fl.x, the property of Denis Gleeson, and a stack of bay, belonging to William Hayes, were horned on raid !soda. M EATH. On Saturday night last, about twelve o'clock, a party of Men, to the number of fifty and upwards, some on horseback and others on font, surrounded the house of Thomas 51'N:illy, herd in William P. Brainizon, E.q. on the lands of Lougher, near Roesnaree, in the county of Meath, and in a violent manner demanded entraucr, stating their object to be the beating and otherwise abusing two men who had been placed as keepers by Mr. Brabazon on some tenants of said lends for arrears of rent. After searching the barn and haggard without success, they all departed, using violent threat* against &Molly for harbouring the keepers. GALWAY, OCTOBER 26, Mr. Lldes►, a baker to William-street, in this town, sent the bellmen about yesterday, stating that he would sell his beat bread at gad. per loaf of two pounds weight. Excellent Beet was selling during the-week et 14d. per lb.; Mutton, too fat, at 2d.; Potatoes, Id. to 2d. per stone of 161 b. ; Wheat, at 51. to 71. per cwt. ; Barley, 6s. to Ba. per barrel ; Oct., 4d. to Si. per stone ; and Hemugs at 6s. to 7s. per thousand. We have the pleasure to state, that there is no increase of fever in this town ; that there has not been a single death at the Fever Hospital since our last publication, and that the disorder has become perfectly mild in its appearance and effects.—(Ad vertiser.) CORK, OCTOBER 26. On Saturday night last, at the hour of 11 o'clock, ',Joseph Baker, Esq. was proceeding from Crook haven to his residence act Balling, in the west of this county, he was most furiously attacked by six *Sacs (who evidently had lain in wait for his coming) by whom he was beaten moot unmercifully, and would, no doubt, have fallen a victim to their ruge, had lie not by a desperate exertion disengaged himself from their grasp, and fired the contents of a heavily loaded pistol in the midst of them, which it is believed most have taken effect, as he was enabled to escape home without furtheranolestation. The Advertiser of this mottling states, that on Thursday night, or Friday morning, • farmer's haggard in the parish of Grensgh, containing nine stacks of corn, was burned ; we have received the statement from • Gentleman, Omen Friday saw it still burning. We feel peculiar regret at such atrocious practices approaching AO near our city, and into a district hitherto (with the exception of one more burning) tranquil. Grenagh is a parish united to Blarney, the rector of which, Mr. Stop ford, is a constant resident, and one of the most lenient, charitable, and tespectahle Gentlemen in our county. In consequence of the disturbed state of the country in the neighbourhood of Mallow, two midi• tional regiments are immediately to be quartered in that district. They will be stationed at the tempo rary barracks effreemount and Ktlbrien. and other barracks lately erected under the direction of Su perinteudant-Genetal Newenham. It is supposed that the 46th and net will be the regiments. Their heed quarters et present are in Fermoy. -CORK, OCTOSER 518. Amortget other lust/Ince' whtcb hive beta coat- yetruiiicaWd to us of the stattof the distress to winch the depression of a.lreulturid produce has reduced tsp.th lunojtosd andoessiiit, iq the weotef ohe . corieipondent . stotes,:tliit , some *leaps of turf, which had been formed during the summer months by the poor cottiers, were - lately sold at public Auction, at serious prices, from Is. 6d. tie Is. Bd. a rick. in one instance the suctioneer sock-the &titer were the only biNers, so much was the sympathy of hie ueighbouts awakened to the latter's distress. • A correspondent requests of us to contradict the unfounded statement whia we lately copied from ■ contemporary,. of a shot hav►ng been fired at the 'Rev. Mr. Williamson, in the neighboarhood of Mellow. The respectable residents of the spot where the shot was.suid to have been fired express, we are told, their pslpoble cootradictiou of so inch. cious and unfounded a rumour. Mr. Spring Rice, the efficient and indefatigable Member fur Limerick, has been in this city for some days. He his visited Mr. Besnard's linen manufactory and bleach-greeen at Douglas, and his evinced a strong desire to make himself ac quainted with that important source of industry and employment. Had Mr.• Rice's temporary stay amongst as been earlier known, it was intended, we understand, by a number of gentlemen enemies to 'jobbing. to have waited on him with an Addrevs, 'expressive of their senile of the obligations which the country in general owed him, fur his strenuous •elforts in exposing the abuses of local taxation, which, although this city has not yet derived any 'advantage from them, they hope to enlist in its Isamu in the ensuing Session of Parliament, when a relation will be presented un the subject. SMITHFIELD. Fanny, NOVVIIIMR. 1. Besides a great number of Cattle that remained over from last market day, we hut a large inspply thi• morning, which bee erected the prices of Beef, Muttoo, Pork, and Leash; and although the till is but trifling, yet the aspect of the market Woke very heavy. The prime of Hay resiein.the same, hot Clover is 61. per load cheaper. The 10:luiriog is an accurate statement of the prices sod numbers - To oink the offal per stows of 81b. 8ref....25. eit. to 34. 0.1. Heart of Cattle this Amp Hultosi..2e. 2J. to 2s. 10A. Resists Lamls...te 104. to 30. 64. Sheep and Lambe... 6,560 rest....3s Od. to its. Od. Calves 2OO Pork... 2s. Ad to 3s. 4d. Pigs ..... . ...... • l3O HAY-1111 Hay . Clover 31. 10$. Straw ...... 1/. 12a. iRKET. Otl. to 4/. bo. ad. to 41. 104. 04. 041. te 11. lee. Od. DIATILLERIER. Wehtid hopes that the. public press hid taken levee of this subject, and that these establishments, so vitally connected with the commercial advantages of this city, as well as the agricultural interests of the South of Ireland, would have proceeded iu the ordmary pursuit of their trade, without any ob. stack being presented to them. It is with regret we hear, that on yesterday some new order had been received, which will probably lead to most unplea sant consequences, by again causing a suspeosion of distillation, as we learn that this last order is so incompatible with the ordinary practice of trade, and so destructive of coofideoce, by subjecting the distillers and their clerks to answer interrogatories upon oath so to their private and confidential trans actions, that the distillers would prefer altogether relinquishing trade to proceeding to work uuder such restrictions. NEWGATE AND LEADENHALL MARKETS. (By the Careus.) Beef .... Is 4.1 to 2s 64 Peal .... 4s 0.1 to 3s 84 Mottos.. Is 8d to 2s 4d 1 Pork .... 2s 0.1 to 3s Od Lomb 'ls ad to 2* U. WATERFORD OCTOBER FAIR. Our fair was rather more dull than those which we have had for some time so record. Good mulch cows were the only article that brought a tolerable price, towards eight guineas; they were very scarce ; inferior, from five guineas upwards. Every thing else was at a reduction. Pigs sold rather under our market prices of Pork, 9.3 a. to 245. per cwt.; Bacot), l7s. to 2:3. bless. PRICE OF HOPS, per Cot. WWI( ITS. SAO,. Rent ....21 10s to 41 15s Kent 111 Oa So 4/ 110 s Sussex ..V Os to It Ids Sooses V or to If Hi Esses....2l J. to 31 12s Essex .... 4s to 31 6. Faraltsin, fine, 61. 65. to 71. 71.-.-SeCoods, 31. 101., to 61. 0.. CALEDONIAN CANAL. After•. labour of nearly twenty years, sod an ex penditure of about 900,0001. on this great national undettaking, the country will feel a great degree of satisfaction in hearing of the completion' of it. Taken in connexion with the variety of other public works lately planned and executed in the Highlands, tibia great undertaking has already con tributed in the most essential manlier to the pros perity of that part of the country in which it is situated, as well as it will ultiznetely do to the na tion at large. .Considered in itself as a work of magnitude, it has not perhaps its equal in the world; and its importance is opening a communica tion between the eastern and western seas, tbersby avoiding the dangerous navigation of the Pentland Frith or the Channel, will be highly p►ised by the merca n til e and /alter classes, long after the expense will be forgotten. It has afforded during these eighteen or twenty years employment for the popu lation of these forlorn waster through which it passes; and not only mitigated the hardships con sequent on the late rapid changes of our country, which have chiefly affected the lower classes, but aroused them from a state of inactivity, and, by joining with those skilful workmen, who resorted to it from all parts of the kingdom, they have ac quired habits of industry and other advantage., which will last while they are a people. At ten o'clock on Wednesday morning the Lae/i -nns steam yacht, accompanied by two mucks, de parted from the locks of Mnirtown, on the first voyage through the canal, amidst the loud and en thusiastic cheering% of a great concourse of people and the firing of cannon. The morning was pecu liarly favourable, although rather calm. There was scarcely a breath of wind to disperse the smoke, which ascended unbroken. after the firing of the guns. The banks of the canal were crowded with spectators, a great number of whom accompanied the party from the filuirtown locks to the bridge of Blight. The band of the Isivernesssliire militia went on board at Dochgarrocli lock, and immerli sitely played the national anthem of •" Gad save the King." As a minute examination of the moat remarkable features of the canal will be gone into. it was not expected that the !tarty would arrive at Fort Wil liam before Thursday night. They were met at Loch Och by the Comet steam•boat. Among the Gentlemen ou board the steam-boat we observed— The Right Hon. Charles Grant, M.P. ; the Hon. William Fraser; Mr. Grant, of Wsiernish; Mr. Fraser, of loch coulter; Mr. Mackenzie, of Kilroyt Mr. Maehoosie, jun. of Gairloch ; Provost Itobiusoo, of Aultosakiaelts; Mr. Fra ser, of Fingask ; Mr. Fraser, of Caldwthel; Mr. Fraser, of Loyal; Mr. Inglis, of Ktogssisills ; Mr. Fraser, of Turhreck ; Saillies Simpson, Cuminiag, and Smith ; Mr. Edwin's, so licitor; Mr. Jobastuue; Mr. Cameron, younger, of LetterSo lay; Capiais &Award Fraser; Mr. Davidsosi and Mr. Hughes, of the smolt'. O the way they were to he joined by Redcaitle, Foyers, Baluain i , Gksmorrison, Gkegan y, and easy other proprietors. The Lochner: steam-boat passed through Loch Dochfour at ten minutes beryl'r one o'clock, ou her voyage through the Caledonian canal, the band playing, and a salute fired is paw.ing Duchfour. which was answered by Mr. people on ,chore by loud cheering. and a salute from a num ber of small lire-a►ms. Yestt►d3y-.Au it the Pack, Eatl•egaer, Sint India and fittvlle &a Hume. COAL MARKET, Nowstsswa 1. Al;rm .1 Alorkei. Ships fold Priie. 211 Newcastle 14 Suuderlatud [Front the Longterm Nrw, Price Current.] FRIDAY, NOVEMBEII 1. COTTOIII.—The Collets market towards the close of ha and the begi•sieg of this weal was exceedingly brisk ; the sales extensive, at • small inepevrernent in the prices ; the demand has however fur the present rather subsided; there is however so reductiou whatever in the carrracy. The porrhases for the with ending yesterday inclusive coa stal of— 100 Penmen 200 Madras . a sid. 200 Booed 1,000 Stunts 1,500 Bengal. .. 416 , 4. a J. The accounts front Liverpool this mamas( are not tie fa. wearable: the Cotton market was quiet, hut the advaree is 'the prices lately realised wee fully maintailied. Coast.—The l'oiree market during the week has coed ward heavy : the quastity brought forward by public sale has bees iseonsiderable,•ssil, even ef the small supply, a cousidersitie proportion has been taken in ; uo shanties is the priem can be stated ; good clean Coffee fully mais• tains the late prices; MI the rank descriptions sell at very reduced rates. There were two public tales of Coffee this forecooe 3 S . •• cubs 38 bags Pritislt pleoloties, 10 bags, 11e 'basil 8,. no.' min. ; the former west off biavily, but without IMF V3fl3. ties is price, except for Berbice,tehtcb sold rathre• 'Higher ._ The St. Domingo is coals, good ordinary colour, bet mixed, and a little broker, was all taken en al 99s ; the hap sold at 98s. °coeval', there is no alterative iu prices, but the mar. let still matinees very heavy. - • SVIIAIL—The request for Mercovades daring the week he been very laagtill, the patellas!, reported see itteonsidei. able I the holders, however, have evinced no disposition to Ore way, and, is eussegseoee; so decline whatever iu the' prices eau be stated. The peblie salt Ibis forewooo,l42 Ishrts.'l9 barrels Trinidnd Sgsam, were nearly all damaged and shafted, mutating uu guide to the market prrres. La Reheat goods then is so atteratinn to notice. Imaspn continue in demand, .ad lee Pfil re ; all other qualities arc in good supply, and may be parcbased at prices a 'bad,. lower.-6folasses 30s. The season for the export of f urel:n Saran being far 20. yawed, the demand has so a er-at rnesiure subsided. Some Brasil Sagas °Bared by pub,ie - sale MI Tuesday went ut!' about 2s. pee cut. lower, ewe uhiali nu purchases by pri vate coatratt are reported. Fourr.—Ott Torsday there wet rather an Offensive w►fie sale, nuasiatios °foe. mar told Fntlt : the new Spanish went off at abort the quotations, anti the oid was all Iteraight ia ; also the Trieste Currants, with no offers, and the quality very Inferior. The ZHU, sit sold 60111 102 s. to Ills. The Patna, "lathy due, wit►drawn ; there are ..errral arrivals of nett Currants for Loodou and t►e out. ports. Is tofoo.—The Indigo of the late India sale boars a small premium ; in a few instances to advance of 3d. and 44 . per lb. ►as bees o►taised. Tat.Low.—Early la the week yellow Castile Tallow rea lised 485.; sine* Oilman prices have rather declined, sad it is reported seem of the speculators have been selling to the amount of 5,000 casks privately about 46.., but the trice price bas not traaspired : the neatest quotation to-day at there siehtelt 6d. a 475. Run, sad Homan Div—There have been very considerable purchase, of Rem within the last two days, chiray taken, it is reported. Ise the speciilntion that Ike ilk tillers have determined on raisin the prices of Brit.sh Spi rits; the prices of Rum have rot ; however, advanced; Brandies are still is the same depressed Nate which we have lately reported. In Geneva there was no boatsmen delay, English Spirit., sow Hs. Sd., Is bs admasad la. 94. or la. lid. per gannet. . CORN ExeliviOK eittitii, ?tomtits& I. Owing to advir4 tga have ho.I very fewarrivalt since Wednesday ; yet no.. wq, love received 9,300 socks of Flour coastways, the Wheat triode is eseeediogly heavy, and only prime picked samples of pee could be disposed eat the prices of last Monday ; while ail other sorts were quite domi no! in value. Harley being scarce is in request, and 355. per quarter was asked for the Anna pistil, for milting, but we could not notice any sales above the prices of last Monday. Oats Support their price, sad go off freely, but without soy amendment. In Beans, Paulo, and other articles there is Hite or no alteration. UXBRIDGE. Con Inspector's Return, THURSDAT, OCTOSIR 31. Wheat, per load Plew ditto lOl —s to 131 10, Barley, per quarter —d to 496 Oats lBs —d to 30s —d Beans 47s —d to 30s —d Pease 28a —d to 33. —d Rye —d to —s —4 N EWBURY, BERKS Ocroazt 31. What .. Ells to 5011 Oat. lO. to te. Rye s to —. Beaus Barley 2l. to 31s Pease .Us to 31s Bread per gall.* 101.1 to I.old DEVIZEO, °mama 31. Wheat.... ?ts Od a ?6. Od I 0at5...." lea Od .14. Sd Barley.... 29, tid a 32. Od Beams .... Ups ad • 17. ed 759 Sacks of Wheat sold at the average •f les. 017.1. HUNGERFORD, Ocroora 30. iThest 22s Od to 48. Od Oats— . 14. Od to 24.0 d Barter lOd to 28. Od Brass.. 20. Od In 33. Od SALISBURY, Oceanus 2S. Wheal 2S to 48. Otl Oat. lBl Od to 22s 04 Barley. PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW. irr. JAM ICS'S. New Hay, 3104 to 4/ 4s n 4 Ray.... 31 lOs Od to 4/ Os Od Old do. 0/ Or Od to OE Os Od New do. 01 coo Od to 0/ Os Od Clover 3/ tss Od to 4/ 4s Od I Clover 31 15s Od to 4/ 12s Od straw 1/ 10s 01 to V Os Od 'Straw •11 Its Od to 11 109 Od PRICE OF POTATOES, FIRDAT, °crows 14. Marl Champions Od lu 801 Od pu too. Mends Shaw. Upload Champs 6O. Od lo 68. Od Upland Slaws S6. OJ lo 80. Od Quebec , . Apple Potatoes Oisobles Yorke hire Kidder' -9 Od to 80s Od PRICE OF RAW FAT, per stone of Alb. Prier by Tallow (as stated by the Tallow-metiers), Its. Aid. PRICE OF TALLOW, Tow• Tallow 47. 0.1 04 YeHow Rossi. 49. 04 •—< OJ White ditto...—. OA Od Soap ditto.. 2. 42. Od —s Od !Melting Stuff 374 Od Od Ditto ruogit..2s. Od —1 04 SOAP, ke. per 11216. Yellow Soap 7B. Mottled Cord Graves Good Dregs PRICE OF CANDLES, • From Tallow Chandlers Hall. Price of Candles, per dozen, 98 ad—Moulds, las 6(1. 6d. per dome allowed for runty moury. N.B.—The prices in the general Retail Shops are from nil. to Bd. per lb. RAW HIDES. I Brat Heifers & Steers, per al. Ordinary.. Ss Sd to is 104 3s 44 to 35 6.1 Market Calf., each 10a 04 Middlings 35 04 to 3s 24 Ens. Horse 0s 04 to Os 04 SHEEP SKINS. Sheep Lambs PRICE OF LEATIIER. Bulls, 50 to toelbs.eacli 23.1 to 244 per Ili. Ditto 56 to 6411b5. each 264 to 264 Dresslng Hides lB.l to 1914 Fine Coach Haan . 191.1 to 214 Crop Hides 35 to 40 lbs. for tootling 191.1 to 40.1 Ditto 45 to 201.1 to 22.1 Calf Skins 30 to 40Iba 224 to 274 Ditto 50 to 70Ibs. ....... 26.1 to 324 Ditto 70 to SOlbe 264 to 274 Small Seals (Greenland) 184 to 20J Large ditto .... Twilled Horse Hides 164 to 1814 Spanish Horse Wilr• l9d to 27J AGRICULTURAL RRPORT FOR OCTOBET. The agricultural operations of the .oath have been priucsp•lly directed to &elfin is the Seed Wheat, for whi c h the season has proved so favourable. The showery weather has given • regular plant us the lands early 1101111. The dibbliug spat. m, now geoerally practised, man feels, this sea • decided superiority Over that et broad-cast, or IV. H that of the drill. The Corn Markets arc somewhat bet er fu► prime samples of Wheat and Birley. The crop of Pota toes turns out better t►as was hoard fur, from the hog drought of the aumaser. The Turnips, particularly Ilene Ibiough Norfolk and other eastern districts, have improved so much is growth through the mouth as to appear • fall ge crop. Colemed and other green seed are likewise equally pressisisg in p►aiser. Hay wattages low is price, from its great abusdanee. The Grass comities abetted is feed frog the late serviceable ►ains. The Wool market run time's dull, except for Ilse illeritio and Dow. fleeces, for which Somewhat more than sat mouth's prices are obtained. Sniathfield has ahoesded is every thing under the denomina tion of beef, which secessity has seat up is a half4t mate. The supplies of imsttost,lemb, and pig-poll: have bees egos* large. Lean Stock, in beasts, has tulles more thee 23 per witlitu the last mouth. Store Sheep are brisk in *ale, ■nd sointillieg lowa from the general improvement is t►e grave crops. RISPORT. One latest crop, the potato, ►as bees universally harmse ea and stored, fully justifying the predictions as to qttantity and quality. The quaintly of this adasirible America• rout at pretest cultivated in Britain and Ireland, compared wit► the growth tit laslf....century since, may be stated as more than fifteen to our. From the coutinsance at the drought throughout September the wheal-weed seams was somewhat lair, hut the warm aid genial taiga of the pretest womb enabled the farmer to complete it in the best mouser the young ahentsare every whet, aboveground, and, spot warm and fruitful soils, make • Imsslifol and lexnria•t appeal. mice. The warm showers have pettily impressed the turnip* , • neon fine light lasfis, some wilder roots have beta sown, with other green crops for spring cattle food. Much it nut reported of the carrot crop, but we believe it to be good, af fording an opportunity to those who judiciously allow that most wholesome diet to their horses, as • aub►Utute fur part of their corn. COURSE OF EXCHANCI Amsterdam....C.F 12 2 Ditto at sight ll 19 Rotterdam .... 2 C l2 3 Antwerp l2 3 Hamburgft....2l 11. 37 8 Altman ..... ...21 LT 37 9 Paris 3 day's sight 25 511 Ditto ....2 U. 25 80 Rourdeaux 25 80 Berlin Frankfort ou the .. Novattamt I. Leghorn Green Venice Malta Naples Palermo per oz Ili Lisbon Oporto Rio Janeiro . Bahia Dublin . ....... 91 Curk Main, Es. M 156 Petersborgb.rbl. 3 U. 91 Vienna effective 4 N 10 14 Trieste. .do lO 19 Madri.l Cadiz.... Bilboa 34 Barcelona 36 Seville 36 Gibraltar. 3Ol BULLION. Portugal Gold in t •. d. Cola, per oz 0 0 0 Portly' Gold in Bars 3 17 6 New Douldeoes 314 New Dollars • 14 Silver i■ Dors 0 0 0 MARRIAGE. On llouday last, si. M. &wee. Ilasomssoquore, the Hos. Edward Gore (brother of the Earl of Arran t and of Lady Isabella Douglas, of Ripping&lr), so Mims Mary Arose Douglas. Hsa Ewa! Higbites she Duke of Swim; gave away the Wide. DEATHS. On the 19th •It. al hilt ',Agin@ in the New-read. to the inexpressible grief of his widow, pi whom ►e bad been mar ried wily fore mouths, Robert Robinsou, Esq. ■ Liesteusin in the Royal Navy, aged 27 years. He was the young. at son of the late General Robinoos, of Denotes Hall, iu the comity of Suffolk, and • nephew of the Earl of Noir. In tamp, at Mout[pod, while serving with the field detail meat under the command of Liewtenant•Colonel Walker, 2.1 regiment light cavalry, nu the 13th ultimo, Ensign I isiid Gray, 2tl battalion 19th regiment, most sincerely and Or iwrvedly lamented by his brother officers, VA Nu hare caused s tomb to be erected over the remains uf this younK sad pro mising officer, at the village of Moolgreid, ai a mask of then respect to his memory.—(From Ike Government Paper vi the Ibth of Apra last ) At Dowuhill, oa the 17th of October, is the 6 1 1:11 year of his age, the Res. Sir Henry Harvey Astno Bruce, Bart., his. iug been upwards of twenty yeses Rector of the parish of Tamlaght rinlagan, Dioeese mid county of Deny. He is succeeded in his title and estate by ►ia eldest sou, James Robertson Brace. _ _ _ . A few days ago Mrs. Jane Corathwatte, of Bridge End, in Old Hatton, aged tt7. She bad ►ia eons sad Ave daughter.. all of whom she saw married sad comfortably settled In She was grandmother to 87, mid 'real -grandmother to 37 childrea. She was 43 years • wife, awl 114 a widow. HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE THII DAYS Moroi's' 64 after 3. I Evosiag It aria 4. Priated sad Palilobed at TUB BRITISH PRESS s. THE GLOBE Diet, Ito. lrl, Sarapd, 4 COARLig coanwsu, e the Strand, F L• ~~ U . :, ? ,-, Ihig. i Dr 01 esi Mi .... 10, im lil / F h a • • • i