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that the Noble Lord osier hove leaded merely to the ',induction of witnesses on tdo part of the QUitrir, to meet the altegittimil of the witnesses on •he °prosier side, hot the eaters and extent of the coneersion are not to be 'Mitigated by the probable meaning of the Noble Lord, bet by what every r.rion must feel to be the obtribne import of the promised indulgence. The e suiderstanding was, that the (insult should have time for procuring information toward. establishing her defence ; but of what avail will all the information she can pos sibly obtain be, if her Counsel he prohibited from applying it at their own discretion in the way of cross-examining the witnesses against her ? The information obtained might, for instance, prove that grows bribery had been practised in the instances of M'ajocchi, the c4piain, and mate of the merchant 'hip, and the chambermaid, or it might shew that the lives and characters of these, or of any of these, had been infamous; but such information would be rendered wholly useless if the witnesses were tvrotecterl from being questioned in she way of crow—examination l hitsg these matters, at the will of the Counsel for the QUEEN, sod not at the discretion of she Howse of Lords, where by po,si bility the ioflitence of the prosecutors might pre vent the patting of an inconvenient or disagreeable question. _ _ Rut on the other side it cannot. also be denied I that such a mode of proceeding would be attended s‘itlt very gnat inconvenience; so great, indeed, es to justify the House, in ordinary cases, in refus ing to satictioti the rule. We lay aside the argu ;Lows drawn from precedents, as being inapplicable to this raw ; for nothing can be more absurd than ts stand noon precedents when expediency nr justice required • deviation from them ; but the great objection is, that while the power of cross.ex renitiing the wain's,s remained open, it would be oninst to require the Counsel fur the Bill to close their rase and sum up the evidence, as they would be thereby dehared from adducing further wit nesses to supply drficiencies,and explain doubts that might result front the cross-examination ; sod if they were not to sum up after the close of the direct examination, but were permitted to wait until after the t ross.examinavion, it is obvious that the pro ceedings wool(' be interminable. The discus.: sem of this subject• occupied the Lords during the g.enter psrt of yesterday. so that no evidence was heard. The greatest difficulty their Lord ships had to encounter seemed to arise from the desire of some Noble Lords to adhere closely to precedents. The LORD CHANCELLOR. as might be expected from his habits of mind, strongly con.. tended for the observance of what he was pleased to call the consistency of their proceedings; and the Learned Lord, at the close of Ins observations, forcibly urged that " it would he better to acquit tell thousand guilty persons disu to break down a known role of liw to meet • particular case." If a known rule of law was found very inconve nient, and oppossed to the ends of substantial jos-. tire, we should not be disposed to pay it much respect. The LORD CHANcELLoa's closers-stain was, however, calculated to mike au impression; but we should far more admire the• Noble and Learned Lord if lie had said, " that it were better to break through 10,000 rules of law than pre-vela an innocent woman front repelling • charge of guilt." This difficulty is the first fruit of the muotnalous mode of proceeding adopted by the House of Lords in this most anomalous cases It had nut been felt if their Lordships had in the first instance acceded to Lord ERSKINE'S motion, and granted the list of o itnesties. Even the warmest advocates for prece dents might have safely acquiesced in the motion, fur the cave of the Duchess of NORFOLK, to which ase alluded in our Paper of this day week, was directly in point. To relieve the House from this emba►rassment, it was proposed by Lord MANNERS, the Lord Chancel lor of Ireland, that the QUERN'S Counsel should be instructed that they might recal a witness for the purpose of crom-examiliatioit, upon a case being laid to the sstisfaction of the House to warrant sup h a proceeding—that the questions should be submitted to the •auction of the House, and be proposed through the LORD CHANCELLOR. Thin proposal met with the approbation of the ma jority of the House, but it was agreed that the Counsel for the QUEEN should be admitted to speak against at. Mr. Baountism's speech is extremely iaterestiog. and is eminently deserving the earnest attention of the public. Tlie House will, we pre. some, take the subject into their consideration again this morning. At half past twelve o'clock yesterday, Ablerman Wont, went to the House of Loi do for the purpose of ascertaining how long the debate relative to the rum-examination of the witnesses in chief would probably continue, if it was not the intention of the QUEEN to visit the House until the resumption of the examination of the witurases. 1V e presume he understood the debate would not occupy the whole day, as her .41 LITT repaired to the House at two o'clock. The crowds of persons assembled yesterday morning along the streets ib the line of the Qtfitte's-route were unueouHy greet, bring warty tiK numerous as they were on the Grit alley of her MAIIITY'S trial. The Treasury prints eodea your to deceive their country reader by assuring them that there is no.inthasiass &Wiled by the people in favour of the Qusse, sad that very few persons indeed . , and these of the very rabble of the metropolis, follow her carriage. If such were the Lim, we certainly should not now contradict their statements. Tl►e truth, however, is, that although in the crowds that ■t►end upon the Quits, there is of cot►rse a large proportion of the lowest dames of the people, there are also very many well-dressed and respectable persons, who chew as earnest a mil in her MAJESTY'S behalf as any class sf the people whatever. But by none is the warm enthusiasm of the public more fervently evinced than by the growpes of Ladies who uniformly grace the windows every day almig the whole line of the QUEEN'S route. Her MAJESTY did not enter the body of the House of Lords, and finding that the resexamina non of witnesses was not likely to be resented, she returned to her residence in St. Ja►ues's-squa►e about four o'clock. - a A little after five o'clock her MaJitsvr re. ceived the Cripplegate Address. The Depots. lion which presented it made $ very imposing and splei.dul appearance. The procession consist ed of from thirty to forty carriages, three-fourths of which were landaus and four, each carrying on au average eight persons, the gentlemen and the postillions all wearing white favours, emblematical of the purity of her MAJESTY'S cause. The coml. cute proceeded along Fleet-street, down the Strand, and op Cockapur-street to St. James's-square, accompanied by crowds and acclamations. On the breaking up of she House of Lords yes terday the Members were greeted with their usual salutations by the crowds in the streets. The Duke of YORK was loudly cheered. He made his way with difficulty through the populace, who puma' d him with iniceasnig benedictions. His Royal Highness conducted himself in the most con descending milliner. He bowed and smiled on every side. The Marquis of ANGLESEY and some others, not considered friendly to the Queen, met a very differeut reception ; they were assailed with hisses and hooting during the whole of their way. At a late hour last night we received Paris Papers of Friday. There is in the Jottnsol des Debu►s a copy of a private letter from Naples of the 4th of August, which says. that the deputation front Sicily acknowleged as ■ preliminary the autho rity of the KING in the island, bat nothing is said Of their proyositinris respecting the Constitution. The King of WUNTEMBERG arrived in Stutgard on the 17th very unexpectedly from Italy. He immediately on his arrival commanded the at tendance a his Ministers. His MAMMY is said to have effectually recovered his health. Thursday bring the festival of St. Louis, was celebrated in Paris with great pomp. The intelli gence frtan Spain is of the 14th of August. Don RAPHAEL RIEGO has been appointed Captain- General of Gallicia, which is one of the principal military governments of Spain. The French five per cents. are 78 fr. 55 c.— Bank Stock 1,370 fr. A Flanders Mail has •rrived, with Papers to the 46th irotant, The fullowinK are extracts : ' IIMIIIIIILe. •UOUST 24. Yesterday morning there passed through this city an F.nglish Cabinet Messenger, coming front Italy in his way to Holland; be had with him four Helios., who are duuM kas summoned to give evideucc on the trial of the Queen of England. Numerous Couriers have lately passed throng* this city coming from Paris. There seems no 'tomb' that the military conspiracy, so happily discovered in that capital, has caused this uncommonly active correspondence. We shall here eon. Ike ourselves to an observation which seems to he not en. important. Letters from Vienna announced a few days ago that there 'mimed at Paris a Vim -ling Committee„„which corresponded with, and put in motion the Carbonari of Italy. We leave to our readers she inferences to be drawn from an opinion which was thunght to be without founda tion at the moment it was spread, but tie truth of which begins to appear evident. TIZINA, AUGUST 5. Couriers from Italy arrive daily. The police has its eyes ow all persons who ask passports for Lombardy. Some co& Celli of the ancient army of Maly who were on half.pay, and resided in various parts of the Austrian provinces is Italy, have suddenly disappeared, and it is not known whither they have gone. •UGUST 10. A single fact may suffice to form en ides of the opinion which prevails here since the departure of the troops fur Italy. The price of Peruvian bark has rim. 40 per cent. The house of Copper having purchased immense supplies of medicine fur the military hospitals, which are organizing on the complete war establishment with all possible celerity. VIEVNA, ♦UGUST It. The Emperor end the Empress visited on the Ad the Im perial manufactory of purcelaiii. where they examined the magnificent dessert service made by their order for his Grace the Duke of Wellington. They expressed to the directors, and to all the artists of the snanufectory, their satisfaction with the desigu and execution of this masterpiece. FRASIGTORT, ♦UGUST 19 We learn from Vienna that orders have Men given by the Government, through the mediums of the Supreme Antic Council of War, to make the lrw►pa ititeorled to form the camp at Perth enter it by the 401 h of Angell. The fbrms lion of ibis camp was first ordered for the tat September Some of the regioncuts which were to form a part of it ham ing received orders to march to Italy, others will supply their placm Advice's front Havattunle of the 11th July an nounce the greatest degree or commercial flutter rossment to exist at that place, in conaequriue of the sudden stoppage of I mercantile houses of the first respectability. Among the names men 'tinned are those of Dismal" and AluarnY, CoLlm MITCHELL and Co., BUCHAREAU mod Cu.. •13t1 sortie Spanish houses, The (UMWe is said to be a series", unsurressfol speculations carried on within the island, iii coffee ; its sore, and finally is negro'', preparatory to the expected total cestsatiou of that internal traffic. A letter from Naples. of the recent date of the sth issued, Antes that the deputation frown Palette°, consisting of eight members of the Pro 'inorl Junta, to deprive for the indepeadenco • -d.y, returned on the oth, with a refusal ea die Neapolitan Guretanseat. WINDSOR, &mew IS. • 'Th e sermon was preached release at St. George's Chapel before his Majesty by the Rev. Dr. Keith, the Canon in residence. His Majesty and attendants csrue to the chapel in two carriages; a great crowd of spectators were attracted to lay their dutiful respects and obeisance to the King, which his Majesty received with his usual conde scension. After divine service the King and his suite returned to the cottage in the Park to dinner. Thursday, on his Majesty's visit here, us addi tion to his viewing and inspecting the different parts of the Palace, he viewed and inspected Augusta Lodge. Saturday the party of the Coldstream regiment of feet guards, who have been stationed here, marched from the barracks for Louden; they were relieved by the second battalion of the third regi ment, commanded by Captain Burke, who marched in here from London in the afternoon, preceded by fluir excellent band, who in the evening played some delightful 'sieves on the Terrace. The band of the royal horse guards' played alternately with them, as they did also last evening, when there was • grand promenade. Sunday the Duke and Duchess of GLOUCESTER attended theism service at St. George's Church, Ha. DOlrt r.square. Yesterday the Duke and Duchess of GLOUCES TER had a select party at d►nner. Yesterday se'nnight M►ss STEPHENS snide her Ent appearance for the season, at the Eilikburgh Theatre, as Pally, in the Beggar's Opera. She was even in finer voice than usual. Mr. Hoax, from Drury-lane. played Captain Mocheath. He is a pleasing actor, arida very excellent singer. The new Comedy forthcoming on Thursday next at the Haymarket Theatre, is highly :spoken of in the dramatic circles. It is attrihisted to Gentle man who has already distinguished himself in that department of the d►ants. _ The following is an-extract of a letter from Har wich, dated the 24th instant A foreigner was sent down here yesterday by the foreign mail, under the care of Mr. KAY. King's Messenger. He was sent on hoard the Earl of Leicester packet; not allowed any communication front the shore ; and the packet sailed with him this morning fur Cux haven." It was intimated some time ago to the Qtagm,on the part of Government, that the house of the Duke of Calamitous, in South Audley-street, should be provided for her reception; but it was afterward,' stated that some difficulties had arise° to prey.-tit the accomplishment of the business. Her MAJESTY, we understand. yesterday gave or ders for ■ lengr to be seat to Colonel STSTENSON, requesting a peremptory answer, surd awn% h er auxiety to get possession . of that house is, because the price fixed by the Date of CAMBRIDGE before he left England is many thousands leas than the honor of Lord CAaraavoN, iu Groaverior -square, which was the other in contemplation, would cost the nation. On Saturday morning a gentleman of the highest respectability was in wailing in St. James's-square s , from an early hour, to give the strongest testimony on the subject of MAJOCCHI'S real character. New tights too are said to have been thrown 00 the con. duct of the captain and mate of the polacre, who.e evidence was calculated to make a momentary im pression. It might prove not unacceptable to our readers to learn what some of the respectable Country Papers say of the present proceedings against the Quess. The York Herald of Saturday, alluding to the en thusiasm of the people of the Metropolis in her MA. JESTY'S favour. adds " The great bulk of the people in the country al-o, are 1 , more and more convinced that the prosecution of her Majesty is the effect of personal rancour rasher than of national po. hey. The public in general will feel fully convinced that the Queen of England has been basely tradncrel and most shame fully treated. Even the liberal-minded man, who is almost ready to materials a belief that some trifling degree of fm iailiarity, arising from peculiar circumstauces, may have existed—even such • male must feel disgusted with the groat►. ness of spirit which her enemies daily betray—and even sotl though friendly to Tory principles, on general gronsalk, will despise the men who can thus permeate she weak dad defeaceleas, and who can treat with contempt the wishes of a people who at keel deserve to. be governed by *Mee winds, mud to be directed by the generous sad the wive." HAZARD and Co. respectfully inform the Pub. lie that the whole of the Lottery will bat drawn TO-114017010. HAZARD and Co. (tom their great sateen in selling Capital Prises, solicit a preference at elldr old *stow Milted gffire, Royal Exritsugs Gate, and at Alit ether Offices, 26, Cornball, and 324,0xfoutstreet. t: Until Twelve o'Cloek l'o-niglst.—Aa the draw ing of the Lottery wilt , coutuariire at Tee o'C'lock To-morrow Morning, sod the Two 20,0001. Prises, with the 28 ether Capitate, mast be all drawn in the course of Ibe day, the Lottery Offices are allowed by • recent Act o Parliament to mania open until Twelve o'clock To-night f on ordinary occasions they are compelled to close at Eight, RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, end Co. respectfully acquitint the Public, that the New State Lottery of 5,600 Tickets, containing 30 'Capital Prize., iuclurling Two 20,0001. and 11,2001. extra Prize Money, will be drawn in One Day, TO-MORROW. Tickets and Shares are sell ing by RICHMILDION, GOODLUCY, and Cu. Raok.buildings, Cocchill, and facing the Gate of the King's-mews, Charing cross, who sold in Shares, in February last, No. 7,807, a Prize of 20,0001. Money; and iii August last, No. 710, • Prize of 36,0001. Consols, in a whole Ticket. In the course of yesterday morning some of the silver plate was discovered by the firemen employed in digging up the ruins of the house of Doctor WARELY, and au opinion seems from this circumstance to he .stoutly entertained, that the atrocious deed was the result of malice, mud not committed with a view torubbery. Dr. WAS ELT is at Kensington with Ms wife, sad was yesterday in a very debilitated condition. The Doctor, we are informed, would be able to ideutify the mail who accosted him. The vilLniu who attempted to rob the unfortunate Gentleman of Ma watch, was yesterday brought op sad retreaded from Marlboratugh.atreit Office Gas the attendance of Dr. lIVAIMLY. The fellow's name is John Hertiel. Three bolting =glebes took plate yesterday on Wimble don Common; the principal ore between Little Celia (brother of the mum billed in a battle with Turner), and Ned brown, for 15 grieves mide, was wee by the former in 66 minutes; the tweeted, between William Abbot and a roach. rise, ler • pinto, lasted 36 and was woo by Abbot; the third, balloons Hawker and Illaedall's Irish boy, was woe by the latter in marinates. Tilt 71.1 RP ., 1 ' r* • • WETTING AT TATTERSALL'S, AVOWS Is. . - 1109C11229 ST. LISSIL. 7 Is 1 apt Tramper 17 le I apt Came Is 1 apt Cavalie► 10 to 1 apt Repoli& 9 le 1 apt Woodbine AS to 1 spl Laecar 11-le 1 opt St. Patrick 1?At• 1 apt Desisiesee 11 le 1 apt Atbeei■e 20 lo 1 apt Meereitb II to I apt Arbutus r 30 . to 1 apt eel Why. Benisi brisk. NEWMARKET ST. LEGER. I to 4 apt Saler I 4 to 1 apt Mr. Lame. The first was the betting at York on Saturday, and the slaty alterations at the Betting-room, Lon.loa, wese--14 to 1 wise Arhortos,l4 to I against Atheuisa, 12 to 1 speed Saucebox, and 20 to 1 against Felton. YORK AUGUST MEETING. THUDADAY. •VOUSI C 24. Sweepstakes of 30g.. each. legs. ft. fur 3 yr-olds; cello, Sot. bib.; allies, 841. 2:1, —Laot wile ands lobster. Sir E. Sissitlik ch. e. St Patrick, by Waltoto • 1 Mr. J. Fergana**. eb. f. The 1.a.1y of the Vale lt Mr. Bell's b. eby Fits Teazle, clam by Orville • 1 Won essyll started out glared-13 paid forfeit. The third year as Subscription of 2figs. each, divided ludo three Putties, with 501. added to each, by the City of York, fee /err yr-ulds, Bsl. ; and live, est. 114 b. Four miles. Mr. T. O. Powlett's It. h. The Juggler, by Comos . Mr. Pekoe's b. h. Reveller, by Cmn rs Woo by half a brad. The Renewed Subscription of 25gs. each, for bones, ke. Acre vr.old colts, 7a. 211,.; fillnw, Sot. 111 b; four yroold cults, Bst. 31b ; fillies, Bst. •' five, 844. 101 b.; six a nd a ged, 9.1. Two miles. (I I Subscribers.) Mr. Houldswortb's ch. m. Torrelli Mr. iambton's c. Consul, by Camillus Mr. G. L. Fox's b. c. Cardinal W015”,4 yrs Won easy. Match for 1000. to. ft Bst. 21b each. Last mile. Mr. It. h My Lady, sister to the Duke by Coultas, received ft. from Mr. Braudling's b. f. Moaditte, by White. luck, dam by Sorcerer. • Match fur 100 gs. h. ft. Last mile and a half. Mr. Windbag's br. c. by Don Cossack, 84. 21b. Ste E. Sumb's bl. c. by Oar Cossack, list. 214. Ulf by coarsens. VDIDAT. The King's Plate of 100 go. for five years old mares, lOat. each. Pour miles. Mr. Haublsworib's eh. mare, Torreli, by Cerberus 1 Mr. Wi•e's b. m. Cottage Girl, by Thunderbolt Mr. Perineum's Lady of the Swale, by Mowbray 3 to lon Torreli. Won cleverly. The Ladies' Purse.—Heats, true mile and three quarters. Mr. Bell's b. c. Alfred, by Filx.Tesile, 4 yrs old, Bsl. 316 Mr. Pelham 's gr. e Pyramus, 4 yrs old, 8.1: 1 3 2 Lord Scarbrosegb's eh. f. by Amadis, 3 yrs, lit 5 2 3 Mr. Clifton's br.e. by P. ime M mister, 3 yrs.7st.3lb. 2 dr. Mr. Hill's Meux, by Chorus, 4 yrs, Sst. llb 3 .1.. Five and six to fon,. against Alfred, 5 10 2 against Pyra. mils, and 'three to one against Lord Scarbrough's filly; after the seeoud beat two and three to ose on Alfred. .SATURDAY. Fifty Pounds given by the Members for the City of York, for bones, Ice. of all ages ; three.year olds, 6.1. 71b. ; four, lit. 91b.; 6ev,Sat. 31b.; six awl aged, Sst. 81b.—Mares and geldings allowed 31b. A winner of the value of 501. to emery 31b. extra; if twice, 51b.; and if thrice, 640. _extra. Heals,. 011 e toile and a half. Mr. Bell's 6. c: iehu. by Filx.Teizle, 3 yrs old 6 1 Mr. CI 's ch. or. Loyalist, by Brealaw,3 yrs old 2 5 2 Mr. Wise's b. no. Coltagr.Girl, 5 yrs old 1 6 3 Major Bower's b. f. Angelica, by A media, 3 ' , moil 3 2 4 Mr. Ifornby's b. g. 51ungril, 8 yrs old 7 3 5 Mr. Clifiines b. h. Cam. Iron, 6 yrs old 5 4dr Lord Searbieugles b. e. by Petruni us, 3 yis old Jehu the favourite. Althiscli the trial of th e QUEEN has prevented oar race* from be so numerously atteuded as uu some former meas. sinless, yettlw sport each day has been extremely good, sad the weather highly fivourable. NAViIL INTELLIGENCE. roarswouTil, •uaulT 27. Arrived yeiderday the Nautilus iranapurt from the Cape, awikd 4th Jaye; and the Courier Dutch matt of war frum Hesitand fur R+tavia. Salted Ike Mediterranean, Dare, fur Loudon; and Juba transport for Curk, with troops. Arrived to-day the Chapman transport from the Cape; Quebec, Towns, from Flats.; 111111 i the Caturieuo, from • _ . Similes' the Nartiles transport fur Chatham. FALMOUTH, ♦UOOfT 25. . - . . Arrived the Prince Ernest packet with • mail foist Lis. but, to 18 days; Eatery, Brown, Crain Petershisrgte in sfit take, for Bridgwater; Norfolk Bern, Cutliberisie, boat Dortuototh, for Fosalse• and George, DAR'S, from Plymouth .—the Miter will the I. of topmast. YARMOUTH, AUGUST 27. The Eleanor of Bridport hes here rise mammy/ of area. Albion of North Steellds, by which she carried wry baT foremast and bowsprit, and leer bull is much diesiesedi A Connell name not Maass, has beers on she Barbee Seed, and is heist hennaed. MAGMATA, AUGUST 77. Arrived the Traveller, Craigie, from Neweastk, with her . mainmast sprung, foretupenii-yard broken, &e. The Prince Regent, Evora', from Loeduo, with her bow sprit broke sod her cable much damaged DoVCR, AUGUST 27. •. The Lilies, Anderson, from Cadiz, tot agrosiad in cumin „ imam harbour last night, by whirls she sere' vett considerable damage in her hull, broke her anchor, and was Nearly full of water when she was gut into the harbour. MAAR, AUGUAT 27. Arrived yesterday and smiled fur the river the Primers. Charlotte, Bratty; Fortitude, Martin; rod Westmoreland; ilarjorihauks for Jamaica; Yuman I, Gay, num Para ; John and Sarah, Ribose, from Philadelphia Am Holt; Amity, Gray, from Quebec; Neptune, Swairstow, from 'farragowe; and some more particulars unknown. Came down from the river the Boyne, Ferguson, for Fort At. George; Charles Forties, Clioak, fur Bermuda; Seneca, Bell, for Gibraltar; Amphitrite, Phillips, for Jaillaiell ; and Kumberg Jeatie, SPLeao, fur Valparaiso. Arrived io.day and sailed for the River the Driekenield, Hall, and Beaufort, Sainthill, from Jamaica; Lord Nelsou, Domani, from Nova Scotia; Lark, Arflaer, from Cadiz; John, Schelde'', from Quebec; Alonzo, Perkins, from Bourdeaux; and Levant, Passmore, from Bergen fur Bristol. Came down from Ilse River the Thames, Peek, for New York; Robare, Quinlan, fur Rio Janeiro; Kingston, Bin ary, and Royal Charlotte, Ford, for ; Urine, Bar ney, and John, Walker, for the South Seas; and. Earl Moira, Allison, fur St. John's, N.B. At an early hour on Wednesday morning, as some la bourers were cruising the marshes at Temple Mills, near Lea Bridge, they were alarmed at hearing deep groans, as it of some resort iu distress; and un proceeding to ass adjacent ditch, they discovered a corpulent respectably deemed man, apparently a foreigner, about furry years of age, lying its it ; be was quite speechless; his clothes, which' were tore is many places, were stiff with clotted blood, troth his eyes were black, his fate much swelled, and hls features disfigured from the many deep womrds which were inflicted so riona parts of his head. He was conveyed to the London Hospital, where every mesas were used far his recovery, but lout effect, as he remained speechless and insensible until fallowing morniog, whoa he expired. An inqiisition on the body at the fluePhal as Saturday, when the deliberating a kw inhumes, returned a verdict samtisr against sem rum or ropy as yet .0 41(4'1%131W., 383 0 MARKETS. •••11NEWN.• CORN EXCHANGE, NOINLY, At•Oost 28. but market was hot thinly supplied with Wi w i/ Ibis weieraiwg, asouisgst whirl were somal samples of new Wheat hone ihnex, &hey of lerftrior quality; and noteriihstsud. I. the wasettied Mate of the weather, the trade was e . ry heavy, even fur the Awes* description of old Wheat, it the prices of this day deaight. Oats are Is. per quarter cheaper thaw ow hod almsday, but the sale. wire rather bd.& at Friday's prices; Beans and Pewee are 2.. per qaartrr lower; Barley nett heavy sale, in small plasmic', to cora. 4:headier', at s decline of full is. per quarter. CURRENT PRICES OF GRAIN. Wheat, Kest r lea Ids 84. Grey Pease fikffolk ditto 74. 82. Small Senna 40s 4U Norfolk ditto 70.76. Ti,•k ditto 3os 38s Foreign ditto ......70. 84. Putat., 27. ao. Rye 4os 42. Pulsed Oats 26it 2A. Barley Malt 604 6Ss Flour, per sack 65. 70. White Pease 32. 31k Rape deed, per last ..361 AO, „Boilers ..44s 48s I IMPORTATIONS LAST WEEK. English Wheat, 5,745; Raelry, 523 ; Malt, 1.237 ; Oats ; 1.10 S; Kr, ; Beers. 615; Psitse. 657 111..0, 9,1415; 8.467,400; Oats, 9.960.-Irisle Wiwst, 060 ; Nat. len 110? Oats, 3,300..--Eaagltah Fluor, 7,116 sacks. GUILDFORD, AUGUST 28. I‘'hrst, per load New Juno (hole, per qsarter ll I. ha I/ 12. Beasts, per quarter..." 2l 2. lo 2/ IN Perak per quarter Rye, sew per qr ll 18. to 21 Is Burley, new ........ 11 134 to W 0. SMIfHFIRLD MARKET, MONDAY. August 29 The market was this day exceedingly sell soppiied with all kinds of cattle; • reduction to the prier of every article essusegrently took place, bet sales were wiry heavy. H.,, Straw, and Ckiver, re:maim at oar last gamatiosi. The fal lowing is a correct slalemeisi of the prices anil nu mimic:— To sink the offal per stone of 81b. Reef..4.4s. 64. bt 1,. 04. 1 Head of Cattie this Mir:— Mutton .4s. Oil to ss. 04. Remits t *SO Lamb.. 4. 64. to 54. 10.1. Sheep and Laintri....2tioGn 1 1 ea1....55. 0,1. to 61. 0.1. Calves Port 54 01 to 6s. 0.1 I Mts.." .... NEWGATE AND LEADENHAI.I. MARKET:4. (Hy the Carcass.) Reef .... 34 8.1 to 44 431 Veal 44 0.1 to fog SJ Mutton.. 41 0.1 to Ss 0.11 Pork.... 44 0.1 to Ss' 84 1.44nb 44. 8.1. to 51 8.1. PRICES OF HAY AND sraA%v K. JAIINes. iwurrorita,sr.. Hay SI 10. 0.1 lo 41 5. 0,1 I Hay.. V IN.IN.Od to It 6.0.1 Straw If 5. 01 to 11 171 (II I Straw 1/ 10. 0.1 1 0 I/ Ith o r s Clover OtOs 0.1 to 01 Or Oil Clover 6f —s Oil to 71—s 06 PIMP. OF HOPS, per Cwt. WTI. WIGS. NIIW FOCI( FTC Kent ....31 Els to •4/ Os Knit .... 3/ 164 to 4/ 18s Sussex ..3/ —s to 31 10s Sussex 31 1211 to 4/ Gs Essex ...31 3s to 41 —s Essex .... 3/ /14 to 4/ lOs Faruliani, Sue, 510 s tall N.—Ditto, second, 414, 10.51 tts PRICE OF RAW FAT, per 'time Of 81h. As stated by lbe Tallow A 4 state,' by the Botcher,. Metter.. Qt. Jamer;ii Market. 3. 64 Price by Tallow ....3s 5J Whiterhapel Market 3. 4J Average...... Is 34 ', SOAP, &e. per 11211 v Yellow Soap nil Mottled Na Curd .. IM, Graves • 28v I. Good Dreg* IN 011 PRICES OF T, Tow• Tallow 60.. 0.1 Yellow Russia 58.4 0.1 —4 OJ While ditto-54s Od CJ Soap ditto—. 54. Od —s Od &felling Sniff 5114 of —% 0.1 Dino roogh —32 s Oil —s Oil PRICE. OF CANDLES, From Tallow Cliandlem 11111. Price of Candles, per dloaeld, I is ad—Moulds, 134 Odd U. per dozen allowed for ready dummy. RAW HIDES. Rest Heifers & Steers, per st. Ordinary.. 2s 4d to 24 &I 3s ad 10 3s 4.1 %hart Calf.. mete 104 &I Middlings 2s 8d In 2s Uhl Eng. Horse Os 0.1 to 09 OJ SHEEP SKINS. I.artiba Sheet-Hogs PRICE OF LEATHER. Bolt. ,50 to 58Ibs. each • lB.l to 20.1 per M. Ditto, 56 to 86 Ilia each 21.1 to 42.1 Dressing Hides fine Coach Hides . l7O to 19 Crop Mks 35 to 40 lin for rotting 15.1 to 181. i Ditto 45 to 50Ihs 160 to 20-1 Calf Skins 30 to 40Ibs 21.1 to 30.1 Ditto 50 to 7011,, 30.1 to 36,1 Ditto 70 to 80Ibs 27.1 to 30.1 Small Seals (Greenland) 18d to 21.1 Large ditto Tanned Horse Hides 17.1 to 18 1 i ti Spanish Hlrse Hides FOREIGN STOOLS, per lh. Spanish Sheep, Leone's 3s 63 a 49 3d Segovia 34 01 a 3s 64 ----- Soria ts 9.1 a 3s 3.1 Seville Saitoity,-Ist Ss Oil a Ss 34 lii . Bohemia, Ist . 44 359.1 a 4s 0.1 COAL MARKET, Attourr VC, Ships at Market. Ship sold. Prier. 6,1 New/castle A letter received on Saturday from Palermo, and dated July 26, develupes some fuither purlieu' .1% of the dreadful transactions that took place there between the 14th and the `2oth of that month, which we subjoin for the information of our ruasleva " Among the public buildings and hot, es which fell a prey to the fury of the populace on the 16th, were the Register-office, the Stamp-office, the Intendant'.-office, the Navigation-office, the Gambling-house, the house of the Mitsister Ft.. stance (the iNaryuis FERRARI), and several other, of less note. All the papers, documents, furniture. and valuables belonging to the public of f ices and ['tirade houses were thrown into the streets and blunt." The Cross Keys Inn, Gracerborelt.street, was yesterday entrain at two distinct periods, sod is Cermet ports of the house, discovered to be so are. It appeared very evi deut to be the work of so itmeudiary, but tbe diabolical rm. pose was sot accomplished. PRICE Ofr s. Bank Stock ..240h Yi I 3 per Ct. Red. .. 68ii 3 per Ct. C0n.68 6720 3 per Cent. 77 4 per Cent0.....861 87 &per Ct.N.Auo.lo3lle reined sod Toblisbol oe Ton Damon hen oun Too lhaos Ono% No. M , Blnod by C. 001111111.1.. of tbe Mond. . Qs YESTERDAY. Basik Lung Au. 18 1-16 E. Bills, 8.... 3 i It•. Lott. Tickttis.. ell. is.. ohthiule l di•. Cass. for Acc..... 67H There is not a single ioitance in the annals of the nidtont effeel Tar( similar to the late handicap that was rum at ate f• H ow is i the Newcastle Races, when Mc. &Irmo:tars liaaisi 7: • iiik an and bar W. W. Witun's Tans.= wen an nearly I , f 2.: wood wombed sod matched es to ron tbree deed heats. soknowt" - *il. V. -- I 77; f ..I :-~ .~