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THE LONDON JOURNALS. tIC~T%ACTS F11:0* TILE DAILY 'MORNING PAPERS, 'February .17, 18'23, [MORNING' POST.] e have never perused a speech in Parliament *kb appeared to us to demand more unqualified Approbation from the community than that of gr. Secretary Canning ° on• ,Fridtty, in reply to the observations on the subject of Agricultural istress. That the actual depression of the Agricultural Interest is severe, is a fact which cact►ot be disputed ; that this Interest is entitled to the very highest degree of attention from the Legislature is equally unquestionable ; but It the causes of suffering are 'pally, as we be lieve them, quite beyond the reach of legisla live power, it is a much wiser, as well as a more straight forward and manly course, to proclaim at once that they are to, than by the excitement of false hopes and the encouragement of unfounded calculations, to aggravate and prolong the cala mity. Yet, although from the very nature of things no effectual remedy to the distress can be presented in the shape of positive enactment, other and more secure grounds of hope and consolation force themselves upon the attention, to admi nister patience under present suffering, and to forbid any gloomy forebodings of the future. — We are persuaded that the landed interest is composed generally of awn much too high-spirited and intelligent to despond, when they look around them, and see a general prosperity, although the situation of their own valuable and important class forms at the present moment a solitary exception to it. The least reflection will convince them that the marked contrast between their condition, and that of all the other productive classes of the community, is a state of things which cannot pos sibly.be permanent. In general prosperity they cannot fail to see► an unequivocal indication, that the resources and energies of the country are pot only unimpaired,but progressively and rapidly encreasing, , nor to derive from it the firm assurance that the foundations of their own eventual and lasting welfare are deeply and securely laid. [THE r! Es.] We have received by express Madrid Papers to the 6th and 7th instant, announcing the re• ceipt of the King of France's Speech to the chambers, and the effect produced by it on the Aublic mind of Spain. It will be felt with a Mixture of pride and joy by the people of this tree country, how the courage of the Spaniards risef wth the imminence of their danger, and how their efforts multiply with the occasions which Oil for them. The French speech was cormnu tkated to the Cortes on the sth instant by a Royal Mesiage, end to the Message were sub joined a series of propositions, having for their object to accelerate and extend the preparations of the military service. On the 6th, a project of decree wits discussed for giving efficacy" to the 'Ministerial derriands of the day preceding. The- eager patriotism of more than one of jilt.. Deptities outstripped the demands ofthe (lovern rhents for supplies, and led them to recommend re scale of enlistment even more liberal than the Ministers required. The existing trHablishment of the Army being about 87,000 men, the first articie, of the decree proposes an immediate ad dition of 29,973 men, to be drawn as before, (ions $ll the provinces of Spain, according to Breit population. Young men who have corn pletAd, their 17th year may be admitted as dubstitutes, or as volunteers. Soldiers who have already served mai be re-enlisted by the Government ; and ia hat is well worthy , of notice, this proviion is by the 9th article Of the decree made' to extend.tO foreigners. The coincidence of this'Spenish chicle with the un derstood repeal of our Foreigu Enlistment Bill, ought not to he passed over unobserved. Fo reigners, " in whom coulidence is, placed," may likewise he enlisted us private soldiers, though without having previously served. rr he Militia 34 to be rendered disposable, The importatiou of'arms ) arriinurtitioti, &e is to be authorized ; •X)9,gun-boms to . be fitted out and manned, for the defence of coasts and harbours. The active Militia was calculated by Senor Rauteiro at 5E090 men. NEW TIMER.] Very favourable a n ticipations are entertained o the Financial Stattlnent %chick Will, b.t. laid before Parliament by tin' new Chancellor of the Exchequer. If it were not for thevivere - losses which have recently been, sustained. by eminent individuals on the Stock Exchange, thete is no doubt but that the value of funded property would. ere this have risen. considerably. The firm neutral position of the country, the daily improve ment in our national. resources, and the.conflent persuasion that :riettiing will happen to drag us into a Continental war—are, all circumArtuces, which, had it not lwen for the fa lures above: ad verted, fo r would have contributed to give the Funds an effectual improvement. As it Is, how aver,_ acme time must , elapse before the money markqt can recover (1 . 011'). its !,1100c: Consols for Account left off on Saturday at ;.7,4,; and they *mat be expected to ri , 4.ffiuch above' that price for some weeks. expressed in the Pavilion Marsan at the late failure of Bessieres' plan to surprise Madrid, and carry oil the person of the King, an operation that alone had cost them 80,000 doubloons, and on the success of which they had built their hopes. In the mean time, however, the Ultra party and their champion, Pozzi di Borgo, are unceasing in their intrigues, and a new field - has been opened for their exertions. One of the earn► Spanish loans, it will be remembered, was negociated in Paris, and in it some of Influence in their own country were concerned. It hai been thought they might become instrumental in obtaining some modifications in the Constitution, by which moans the plea for a war would be removed, and their pecuniary operations thus rendered- more secure. Hence,' for the last week, rumours have boon afloat of a change of Ministers in Madrid, and speculations on a disposition there to make concessions in favour of peace, both of which points we totally discredit. [MORNING 11ERAI.D1 Next Thursday a Meeting is to be held at the Mansion House, to take into consideration the Act of Parliament which was made for the relief of Insolvent Debtors. We see by the Advertise ment that none but the most respectable Bankers, Merchants, Wholesale Traders, and Retail Traders, will ( be present, of course such as cannot expect to beome at any period of their lives In solvent Debtors, and shut up in a prison away from their wives, their children, their fathers and mothers, their brothers, their sisters,or any of their relations, their friends, or such other part of human nature as might be disposed to pity them in the situation of being imprisoned for the crime of getting into debt, and the still greater crime, at least in the estimation of their creditors, of not being able to pay their debts. In the whole list of names affixed to the calling of the Meeting, we cannot see one who is likely to become an Insol vent Debtor. We would, therefore, recommend it to the good sense, if not to the good feeling of the callers of this Meeting, to order a few of the prison doors to be opened " pro tempore," or to raise a subscription for such a purpose, and allow some of those poor miserable debtors to be pre sent at this Meeting, so that there might be, at all events, what in England is called fair play in the way of argument, otherwise we are greatly afraid that the creditor class of the nation may have it all their own way in the framing of the Petition, &c., and that, as heretofore, the ere ditor class may be making laws in favour of them selves merely. [BRIT'S* ,PRESS..). When the question was put by Mr. Hume whether the pension of Sir Benjamin Bloomfield, who was appointed Ambassador to Stockholm, was to merge in the salary of this appointment, Mr. Canning replied ie the negative, giving it as his opinion that it would be hard indeed if, on tak ing a public appointment, an allowance of this description Were to be discontinued. The debate on this head went no farther ; but We are sur prised that this negative should have been met :with any thing like acquiescence. Whatever may be the opinion of the Lisbon Ambassador as to the hardship of putting a pension imabep (Ince, we really do not see on what ground this lavish distribution of the public money is to be justified. A pension, in almost every instance in which R is granted, is granted undeservedly. The public official servants of the country should be paid liberally for their services. To this no ob jection ever yet was made; on the contrary, it ac cords with the wishes ofevery one. But it accords with no man's sense of right, nor with any sentiment of justice:, that the selary of his services should be continued to him in the shape of a pension when those services have ceased, and when, which makes. the abuse still more preposterous, the suc cessor to the pensioner thus saddled on the public becomes it new rent charge, and the single duty is doubly paid for. FOR THE SUN. Mu. Envrok—Whetl Mr. ANvrEY published his humorous Bath Guide, the Minister of the day said in a speech in Parliament, that the prospe rity of the country depended on a quick circu lation. This speech Mr. ANstvt adroitly pot, into the mouth of a gambler, who says, that he and his acquaintance are the best friends of the ,conntry, as they proupte a quick circulation.— The cause of the present Agricultural Distress is the Want of a quick circulation; because it is acknowledged that there is a deficiency of forty millions or circulating medium ; one half of this will HO doubt he supplied by the increasing ecanoutree, , of the countiy the other half can be obtained by the boltLmeasure which appeared in your Newspaper of• March 16, 18 , 2%, " To lend twen . ty, Nnillians stlerling, without interest for five years to. t h o landholders on mortgage on the lattd,whether entailed oe otherwise, so that the sum lent should not exceed the, tenth of the value of the laud. The landholders can then afford to remit a portion of their rents to their 'tenants ; the character* of whom they know."- lAt the expiration of the five years ti mortgages Ito bear, an interpst of 5 per cent. As the Con• From the LONDON GAZETTE, Feb. 15. At the Court at Brighton, the 13th of Feb. 1623. His Majesty having been graciously pleased to deliver the custody of the Seals of the Duchy and County Palatine of Lan.. caster to the Right lion. Nicholas Vansittart, the oath of Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster, was this day, by his Majesty's command, administered to him accordingly. [ntonNirw, CIinOI,IICLE.I Confidential letters of the highest character, received in the course of yesterday from Paris, distinctly state that the Duke d'Angouleme would not set oat for the army titi the end of March, or the beginning of April.. This r omt stance had been interpreted into sonic new obiiatle 11)0 e nel) Govermuent bad tnet with zf , ill the progress of their present warlike pursuit ; although it cannot indicate tins dimintition of the inftneuce of the. Ultra party over (4, Kiog i Chialge Gti sentiments in his,Ministersras the fact comes coupled with the ciretunstam.7e that Count Tutea dig Polignac, one of the.most furious of the been appointed rn hassador to-England. Eitlitent ly the re is some nnex peeped and of:account able demur in the French Government since the King's hostile declaration to the. Chambers, tad great disappointinent has been felt, and sots noo fluctuutebetwpen 75,and-82, suppose i the former.. How many there are having money who would be glad to hold a mortgage under an Act of, Parliament the best of all possible b ec tittvs, so:that r Gove,romeut would, hayt no diffi 'culty itt diSposing 'of all the mortgsges. By a loan' of 20 nations for Eqe years, til6 public will loie ftmr supposing that sum obtained at 4 per cent. But the Indirect taxes will . bring back six. millions oithe 20 millions-into the trea. scary : so that the ilublic will in fart be a gainer , of two millions by this loan, and agricultural dig.. tress will be effectually relieved by it. CINCiNNIaLI& Whitehall, Feb. 16, 1821 The King has been pleased to direct letters patent to be pass ed under the Great Seal of the United Kingdom of Great Bri tain and Ireland, granting the dignity of a Baron of the said United Kingdom to the Right lion. Nicholas Vansittart, and the heirs niale of his body lawfully begotten, by the name, stile, and title , of Baron Bexley, of Bexley, in the County of Ken Duchy of tanciatei, Peb. 13, 1823. The Ring has been pleased to appoint Thortias Greene, Eta. of Slyne, to be Sheriff of the • County Palatine of Lancaster for the year ensuing. Crown Offie . e, Feb. 15. mrstitEns,returned to serve in this present Parliament. BoroUgh of Ilarwich—The Right Hon. George Canning, his Majesty's - Principal Secretary of State' for Foreign Affairs, in the room of the Right lion. Nicholas Vansittart, who has ac cepted of the Chiltern llundreds. John Charles Herries, Esq. Secretary to the Treasury, in the room of the Right lion. Charles Bathurst, who has accepted the Chiltern Hundreds. • Borough of Windsor.—Edward Cromwell Diabrowe, of Walton hall, in the county of Derby, Esq. in the room of Major-Ganeral Sir Herbert Taylor t who has accepted the office of Steward of the Manor of kast dendred. _ . _ oliiipou.4—Theitiiiiiilonourable Frederick John Robinson. Borough of St. Germana. , —The Right Honourable Charles Arbuthnot. City of Peterborough.--James Scarlett; Esq. BANKRUPTS. E. Needham; Fore-street, Cripplegate, warehouseman, to surrender Feb. 22, Mateh 4, and 29, at ten, at the Court of Commissioners. Attornies, Messrs. Knight and Fyson, Da sing hall-street. • E. Boyle, Leicester-square, printer, Feb. 22, March 4, and 29, at toy, at the Court of Commissioners. Attorney, Mr. Brooking, Lombard-street. J. Jarmain, Cumberland-street, New-road, upholsterer, Feb. 22, March I, and 29, at twelve, at the Court of Commis sioners. Attornies, Messrs. Knight and Fyson, Basinghall street. W. Bickers, , Great' Titehfield-street, Oxford-street, linen. draper, Feb. 22, 31arch 1, and 29, at ten, at the Court of Com. missioners. Attornies, Messrs. Bell and 13rodrick, Bow Church yard, Cheeps ide. • J. Stephenson and J. Corker!, Abingdon, Berkshire, bankers, Feb. 22 0 31 arch 4, and 29, at twelve, at the Cotirt of Commis sions. Attorney, Mr. Fisher, Furnival's Inn. C: Were, Clottr-fair, draper, Feb: 22, March 1, and 29, at twelve, at the Court ofCommissioners. Attorney, Mr. Brown, Commercial Sale Rooms, Mincing-lone. G. Mercer, Basinglntll=strect,woollen-draper, Feb. 22, March 4, and 29, at eleven, at the Court of Commissioners. Attorney, Mr. Towers, Cattle-street, Falcon-square. T. James, Chepstow, Monmouthshire, grocer, Feb. 22, March 1, and 29, at twelve, At the Court of Commissioners. Attornies, Messrs.Bourctillon and Hewitt, Bread-street,Cheap stde, London. C. Rummen, Reinhart - , Kent, wine.dealer, Feb. 22, March 1, and 29, at ten, at the Court of Commissioners, London. Attorney, Mr. Rippon, Great Surrey.street, Blackfriars road. W. Johnson, Addington-place ' Camberwell, butcher, Feb. 22, March B', and 29, at ten, at the Coml. of Commissioners, Attorney, Mr. Castle, Myddleton.,strect, Clerkenwell. R. Hamilton, Liverpool, merchant, March 1102, and 28, at eleven, at the, GeorgeTnn, Liverpool. Attornies, Messrs. Tay.. for and Roscoe, Ding's Bench-walk, Temple, London; and Alessrs; Lace ' Miller, and Lace, Liverpool. • f. Atlarns,Stamford, inf Lincolnshire, liquor-merchant, Feb . . 24, at five, 2'5, and 29, at eleven, at the Crown Inn, Staurd. At. tornies, 'Messrs. Handley and wirig ' Gray's Inn-square, Lon. don ; and Mr. T. H. Jackson, Stamford. S. 'fallen, Bradley, Bilston, Staffordshire, iron-merchant, March 8,1, and 29, eleven, at the Talbot Inn, Liverpool. At. tornik, Messrs. Hurd and Johnson, King's Bench-walk, Temple, London ; and Mr. J. Paterson, Liverpool. .1. Boulton, Rowarth, Hayfield, Derbyshire, publican, March 7, 10, and. 29, at eleven, at the Star Inn, Manchester. Attor nies, F. 11. Atkinson, Manchesster ;' and Mr. Makinson, Middle Temple, London. W. Symes, Crewkerne, Somersetshire, linen-draper, March 7,8, and 29, at twelve, at the White Lion Inn, Bristol. At. tomies, Mr. W. L. Clarke, Bristol; and Messrs. Jenkins, James, and Abbott, New Inn, London. J. liackhouse, jun., Frome Selwood, Sornersetshire, dyer, Feb. 27, 23; and March 29, at eleven, at the Office of Mr. G. Hatton, Frome Selwood. Attornies, Mr. E. Ellis, Holborn court, Gray's knn,Londtin; and Mr. G.. Rotten, Promo. • J. French, run. Keyford, Frame Selwood, Somersetsbire, clothier, Feb: 27, 28, and March 29, at twelve, at the Office of Mr. G. Rotton, Fronie Selwood. Attornies;Mr. E. Ellis, Holborn-court, Gray's Inn, London ; and Mr. G. Batton, Frome. J. S. Jones, Frome Selwood, Someraetshire, linen-draper, Feb. 27, 28, and March,. 29, at twelve, at the Office of Air. Gilbert Itotton, FromeSelwoed. Attornies, Mr. Edward Ellis, Holborn-court, Gray's Inn, Loudon ; end Alt. Gilbert, : Rot ten, Frome. - R. P. Evans, Betnard-street, RuaseLaquare, Middlesex, merchant, Feb. 18, 215, and .March 29, at twelve, at the Court of Commissionets. Attoruiea, Messrs. Knight and rylon, Ilas;. inghall-street. • It. Osporn, Gravestone, Norfolk, shop-keeper, March 3,4, and 29, at four, at the Angel Inn, Norwich. Attornies, Mr. King, Serjeant's - Inn,'Fleet-strtet ; and. Mr. De rear, Norwich. ( Dividends, 4e. to.morrortfr.) Sir Jour; NEWPORT became so ill on his route from Holyhead to. London last week, us to be in. capable of continuing his journey to town. Mr. PLUNKETT (Attorney• General for Ireland), who accompanied the Right Hon. Baronet from Dub lin, was, owing to the pressure ,of . important public businesS, obliged to take leave of his friend and proceed to London. Sir JOHN has been for many months in a declining state of health. The Right Honourable Baronet, it seems, was iuduced to proceed to attend in his place in the House of Commons, principally by a desire to support the motion of Mr. PLIJMKETT for Catholic Emancipation, which stands for Thursday next. On Sabbath evening last,. at Causewayaside, a very infirm old woman, aged 82, feg into the fire, and was burned to death. What rendered this a ccident the more shocking, her husband, who was 'struck with Palsey, saw her perish before his face, without being 'tile to render her the. least assist ance.—(Edinburgh Courant, Feb, 13.) , COUNTRY MARKETS AND FAIRS, DURING 'my LAST 'WM. 'Llvtatiaatt C O RM EXCHANGit, Feb. A few days of ilk in,' has brought a tarp supply of both Wheat and Oats to this driy's market, principally from Ire land. Although the Canals ate now in general passable, there were not so many country dealers attended as we had reason to expect, nor were the speculators so anxious to make purchases as they were on Saturday, on which day ld. to 2d. per bushel advance on Irish Wheat was obtained. To-day this rise was with difficulty maintained, but the importers were firm, and obtained their end, and towards the use some considerable sales of the recently arrived were made. Barley is in better request, but not dearer. New Oats were very heavy sale at our quotations. In Beans, Peas, or Oatmeal there is no altera tion. Fresh Irish Flour is in good demand. Very little is doing in any kind of grain in bond ; most of the samples lately shown hare been withdrawn. The holders, in the event of hostilities commencing, are kicking for better prim. Wheat, English;Old w 9d a 7s Od Ditto sound Os Oct a Os od Scotch, Old es 3d a 6s 9d Foreign (in bond) Os Od a 0, Od Irish, Old .. New Barley, English, Old New Irish, Old New Scotch, Old 3: 3d, a 3s ed New Oats, Potatoe, Old New ts Itl a 2: 9d Limerick, Old 2: 7d a 25 Sd New Welsh, Potato, New tsed a 9$ Sd Fine .. Ditto, middling Os 6d a 7:6d Old New ll6s Od a H. Od Superfine Flour, Old New Si: Od a Ns Od Oatmeal, Old —: Od a —s Od New American Flour, sweet. (in bond), —s Od a —s Od per barrel of letilbs. net.—Sour, Lout of bond). 96s a 295. Import of Grain for the 'Week ending Feb. tO. Wheat Barley I Oats Flour Sal Irish, Usti. 70Ibs. Dsh. 6011):. Dsh. 45Ibs. A.m.Bils. its? 2401b5. 69,843 2,010 71,180 _ 3,750 Malt, Beans, CITESTIR, Feb. 8 Wheat, per 75 lb. 413 d a 7$ Od—Barley. 39 qts, 4,4 d a 4$ lA—Oats, us ad a Os Vd. NANTWICit, Feb. O. Wheat, per 751b n es tlti a 11;—Barley, 4s 4d a 4s 6d—Oats 21 itd A Si Od cANraanUßY,_Feb. IP. W heat Brown ... . Us a 461 Ticks ._. -"f II .....ri ----... White..., —$ a—l Hog Pew 2Bs a 30s - New •.... 423 a 48s Bolling Pease 3os a 84s Rye -$ a —I, Flour Barley 23s a 34t Ilay, per t0n.... b a 65s Oats Beans • 24s a 88s Straw 111AttmoNE, Feb. e. Wheat, Red :18s 44s Beans, Tick .... 19s a 245 -- White 42s a 48s —Srrtll.... 226 a 26s Barley VA aas Pease, Grey .... 32s ANs Oats Price of Oil Cake at Torii Mills, 121. Os. per Thotssand. TENTERDEN, Feb. O. Wheat Red 353 a 403, Beaus White.... 851 a 441 Pease White Barley - Grey 46s a 98; Oars l6s .a 24s Wheat CAMBRIPOS, retie , 8.--Average. ' 40% 9d per qr Oats aye Barley ' ' ,/s 04.1 Deans HUNTINGDON, Feb , . O. Wheat .... 206 Dl a 4 27 s Odr 1i0nt5..,..... Ibs od a. 205 Od Burley .... 21s Od a e7e Cat I Deans .. Ots yd a 97s od Peas ..t ... -sod. • Wtisecf4, Feb. FL—Averr., e. Whectt nal ley " , ts od Pees , %lris osi Rye ........ -r$ Olt ,Beetts stok sti timurtiti Disritic-r.—Tbe Receiver of Asiire Returns re portiso47 beiebeis of wheat bought for t 3161 tit lOd, and 3668 bushels of flour sold for 10091 lis ed. Worrctsua, Feb. 8. Wheat aii ass 10e I Oats ' 2 aQs lod Liarley tid a as 9d I nenris Prase Yong, Feb. B. The supply of all sorts of Drain was small; fine 'Wheat, Oats, and Barley, a little dearer. In Rye and Beans no al teration. Wheat it)e . , Bans BATH. Wheat I3arlry BIRTHS. Veriterilay morning, in Hill.atreet, the • Laii, of A: W. Itobarts, Esq . ALP,, of it..son. At ollfilittegtt,. On the 11th inst., Mrs. M.itheson, wife of D. Matheson, Esq. advocate, of a rah.. MARRIED. Qn Tuesday.last, the 10th in t., at , Whitby, Junes Walker, Att of Stocktoli.ttpien-Tees; to Anne, bushier of Thotnas Pi* bUrne, Fisq., of Whitby.. Drgb, 90th year of lus age„ On Measliest, the Idth in the Samuel Moody, Esq., of Glocester.place, Portman.square and of Car?enders, Watford, nests. On the tit lint Witlien Pia fir, ag4 64, brother to the late Peofoksor Playtex, or rdinburgh. On the 12th inst., at bblceltn. , cettage, lrestaingten, James 1 40411 Law,sotr, Iraq., makatjaara caabiti Of 'one of the de. Partulip of the Navy PRY Other. On Wednesday last at Actor, in the county of guffidk, in 'die 97 year of h age, licnry Dawson, Esq. retained his in. tyllectt ueirnpgre4 to the hist, and has I)equeathed the limiter 1 4 ' 1 " PM'lerty, which it considerable, to his, niece, the ' Ladiof Therot t a p ot hin, Esq. of the Leicester Militia. On Fridar, at her house in Ouildforti.street, in she flat year, of her 3,7 11 . T o *. vidow of the i l l ate Rev. W. Tooke. Aapeptfind; prx gat t irdny, the ICA 4113., Oswald, Esq., aged BRISTOL. Wheat • Barley . StifiTTON MALLET. Whoat !Sark), SALISPURr. Wheat Barley 43s it 97s Od 1 Brans WAttpt _ . Wheat 2ns a 49s Od Oats l5l Od a 90s 0,3 Barley Waste u a r, Wheat 99e a 48s Od 10aIs ' les a 24s Cd Ilarivy /is a eel otf I Be.ins Peas —s ti —s 04. • READING. Wheat .. 30s a 536 Od beam Batley SI,O a 3)s Od ?Fast, Oats . ' Old Wheat ... .....,3 . a —a. cacti—Nertbarabteland Bacon 40s a 42$ per cwt-4 ..4 - 0 St: Od—Butter —a ea a 411 per firkin—Cumberland Dllessda Os Ort a 311a-Bamt 521 per cwt.—BUtter 405 a 40$ Od pa' firkin. 13.4ANARDCAsiLt, Feb. 12.—Wheat 9s Od a 14s Ocl 800 os Od a Oil Pease, es ed a 73 ; Barley, 61 a 7s Oa i Oat i t, 4 4 4 a 65 Od per boll; Beef, 94d a 4d; Mutton, aid a4d; Veal, I Lamb Od ; Pork, 44 per Ih. 4 Datturrarns, Feb.lo.—Red Wheat, new —s 04* ...lei, old 03 6d a tared ; White, lOs 9d a 111 rki : Oats, 41 ilk! Ss thl; Batley 7s Da; Beans 75 Od a 7s 6d ; Pease grey Oa r a is 0.1; Tares Ot pet bull. Suntraat.a.vo, Feb. 6.--White Wheat 40s 04 a 441 I U, Red 40$ a 42$ Od per quarter; Oats —s a —s; Barley ...SS , —s; Prase —4 a -Ls. l 4 MotiPSIR, Feb. 12.—Beef 4s 0 4 a 4s 9d; ,•.nttoa 4s Ss Ott : Lamb Os 04 a Os oa per stone, sinking ofrals...Whiii Ms a 405 ; Rye °Ss a 26s- ' Barley gas 04 a fits od ; 00$ l,s a Iss ad ; Brans 24i a 26s per qr. NORTHAMPTON, Feb. S. N. Wheat • . .—s 514 a—s 04 N. Beaus . • Os ea aPr a rd. Wheat • . 43s Od a 4ss Rd O. Beans —s 01ik" ../ .1 galleY • • .. 4221 04 a 26e 04 N. Peas ... • —s 04 a -4 1,0 0. Oats .... —s od a—s Od O. FeaS ~ „ --S Oti a .401/,.. N. aits . ... 15s 64 a 22s 04 I Rye DAVENVIY, Feb. IV. Wheat 24s Od a 421 Od Beans 244 Od via Batley StOs Oda gds Od Hog Felts ..... . . .'l 4 t Oats Wheat, BANti VRY. Beans , Ss 04 ass Gd pet btiAlko Barley 18s 6d a 261 Od per tarta 151 Od a 26s Od pei quertor —s C d a — s Od per b#o4 23s Oda 4010 d per isoii - , . Oat s Tares Flour Prices of Cern, per Quartet*. ,_ we t, WiNCHEITER, Feb. 8.-Wheat, 405 6d..Barlip - , . . , -Oats, 16s Kid-Beans -s. „,_..5.„,_ Wit' 28, Bf o tN at O s i , T0 15 li s % Feb. 14. -- Wh eat, aa,7i 3 24 11 5 . a 411--Pir :„. 0 ; NtseaUßT, Feb. IS.-Wheat, 99s a 516-Barierl-- ' -Oats, l6s a 255-Beans, 25s a 3.25-Peeee , eV a "" -. .ries Of At Andover Market, on Saturday, the WOO' % s oh 0134 ' Wheat per quarter was 9919 d; Barley, 95s Odl 1 Beaus, -s. . ur 0 Ntwroat (Isle of Wight), Feb. 10.-Th e averag e _. N o, Wheat at our Market, on Saturday, was 101 3s 20 pgr . Barley. 461 64; Oats, 15s 66 ; Beaus, --4 per o u r gr• O4O CHICHESTER, Feb. 15.-The price of Gmin At _. iiip on Wednesday-, according to the Corn Inspector's rettai;io,, Wheat, 39s U4d; Barley, 2 6s bd ; Oats , lgs °d; '' ' --5 Od; Pease, 311 Oil. COLCHESTER, Feb. 8. (is' ti l Wheat, per cr. BB5 a 485 Oats ~ .'Lirn. ........ fli ,' ~.- 5 , . Rye . 194 a 49; Beans, ca ..... ..., i r e Barley - Small ••• • I „...1 Pease, Grey I White ' 37s a 393 Fl o ur, per sack •. R''t " . „ p. of Of YARMOUTH, Feb. 12.-We had a short sup, • ~, ast Wheat and Barley at this day's market, both a tu lt :lol,., ready sale. Ordinary Barley a large sapplfe so d ve t.ool4 Wheat, White .;4 Ike."' Red Barley (Malt) .. ~,, ge s a so, Oats, New .... . . ... 4 se t ---- ;G.) - Old .. . ..... . •• ~,,;, pet Beans r ` LYNN, Feb. 13 -We had a very fair sbeW af, ! it"' Market on Tuesday, which sold readily at out 's t e r o l settO prices. Fine samples of Melting Barley.UlaY ht t li t 4o4l4 quarter dearer. In Oats, Peas, and BeratlS, fal'i f-' i Flour continues without alteration. ~a o 4 l lasl l Wheat 0 ... -s Oda -.4) Od Pease, %VP. r ia - .i a- N. .. 36s Od a 4ls Od ---Grei r i : :d a oilSAt 2 1 Bar 1eyN1.... 26s Od a eas Od Beans ••• • ' .„„7 - s oir" lN i Gr. .. -3 Od a-s od ... -- New •• -OW Oats .......145 od a 90 s Od Fine flour lite , . Rapeseed 241 and 251 Os Per h at " '-** /0" 0 0 15 LEEDS, FEB. 11.-Tbe rivers having let Os o f eels are now able to get np to market; tne 51114 , 1 001)• , ‘ has only been smell, but there has been a ',' - Tot rr• 4 ley. Oats and Beans come sparingly to ' ,„,,u a n Is' ready side at last week's prices, and in abut; y r selst a quarter advance has been obtained. Barielf7 - o i;taillta le a with difficulty the price of last week WO ,„ 10 ` 4 - white r,'"' and Beans maintain the price of last ettlea . ,„ l " •,i o ltetallOn' per quarter higher ; in other articles no maw" HuLL, Feb. 'll 96 1 I 1 lli Wheat, English, per q 80 1 1 0 New quarter 9t 4 011 .0 4 , Barley New Oats, Old New , t o, IS er ..•1 Riga Oats Hatnbnigh Beans . Er'glishTares ...-4" *4-8 0 ;1- Per Load. 1 :-.. 05 :1. ° 1141:1Sll'!1 : . -- For e ign W R he a a P t c'e . e . d .. 14s nd p a c" l : . S CA s S a T d E I R B , e F a e n b s .. . I : s '' 64 5 tii . .: Sapertine .. 17.06 a las Od I Old. • • d l ' ' ... 11 ,6 a Old gOi r t u i Ya n :t Fins old t fi n e ' •. • 1 1 1139 1 79$ 1; °oC o 4dd i 1 aaaa a 2 2 111 16: 1 ° 13 06( ) dd4ddd Quarter. 1 a e Marley Fri lt r ' Grey t ll' Baiting n er d . P i ji 1 ; 1..1 ; '1 ; . ' -Q, .-. 4 i '4 :" . d : ' I: -4:714 : : . , „ I f LEICESTER, Feb. 0. 1., 0,0,-1,110 Wheat, new, -5, old, 40s ad a 50s; ftl e, - - iga s ip Icy, Silt Od a Ifis Od ; Oats, 14+ a 435; Beans, it4Stiotin, Pease, -s Oil ; Pale Malt, 56s Od a 645 04 P eg li tt efik t ' ,l' meal, 945 Od per boll of 14011 is; Fine Floor. P , 1 Nis ; Seconds, 33s a 34s ; Thirds, 80s a 310 . 40 00 1 MARKET llatiaostotiOtt, Feb. t L.-W (l°l4 .l;dt "'41 41 nyc. —s a s ; Barley, •--.4 a -s; Oats, les a •••,...- c i a 'sk: , _ IS6° L ic y o sn o -13 : 5 ;:a -P ti rs e a o :s u eT G -h il i F f:t e -it b i . t' 1 7 3. 3 - 3 N 5 V 6 1 . 1 ;a l :: n 4 e 7 F s 711; It 11141 ' ; 0 * ? 311 !: Oats, 17s ; Beans s Malt, s6 Fine'flu i ~. i , 8s; 4 j * ' i , 4/!' 0 39 litr S t e N c• a o i n i d a s 3; , 36 F s e ; b: 1 ; 1 9 1i . r - d s TV 3 ll 3 :a °d t, .SRI a 40 . P51,,i?11.•-;.1 46s ; Oats, 18s a 20s ; Beans, 243 a 28.1-4114 " 6 7 1 ' Exma, Feb. 7.-Price of Wheat 5s Od * 104 s * * ~ 3s Od ass 66 ; Beans, Os Od a4sOd ; Oa ts, if t .401 liiisliel. WW I ! '' ':* OXFORD, Feh.B.-The average price of a' , . , was ss. ltd. GAlNsaitotion, Feb. 11 , -.0161,, Arbeat —s a dos Od t Barley . . ... • . ...A* . 0 o L '" - • —e a—sOd j. Oats.. . ... .. • „..ial Rye —I a—s od Deans .... ,' pi C' Witiat.,, - „.., ~...._ . .. , . ..... • _ w it , , Oats .4, ,r 1 ,4 i: 4, c s a ti l a .x , " F a e r b ie . !1 , .. . , ..: 3 0 , j i :•°' —s , a—s Oil Hiye . .... - , . • Lours!, Feb. 19. 0 .t o ,l ' Wheat iet(aU t rs s ru—r"--.4 .11 . ?tt : I :1348:S C( a ° dlau v : e ll : 74 a ::v g i °°oll e dddl ) L i l:PB114 6s 1:113r ia ll-1:r::'1‘.8.::4.:1.r:.;:r1:: --::br it °I;19 ' : " IP::; Us 9d. i„ DJ* p, P it e it n , r o y a rt.- ek : . beat, 16s Oda ids tid-- flat ) sid O f Ogle, et tit! a 7s od. 0 1 ' el' 0" ....t. 1 Camelfutil-4•Wheat 151 a iga 64-41arreif , ..;re • NI ut IV" - . V —Oats, is O d a be 6d--Beat, Od. a 4d-i ji Oats, pis lis ad a I3s 0.3. -- - • Alti* ° 0 ' is tid'a. Ss 6d--keel, dd a 4ii--N and Veal, Pid. a Od. St. Autteli.—Wheat i 131. a tits Odra 'lists ' tit 04 a :1 60. Builatin.—Wbtai i tas Pd-”Datials li f -or At Shrewsbury Pair, on Tuesday am, was a- very large show of tit cattle, wit..le a few sr tall prime cows may have reoxlY was nota large supply of fat; sheep- sale at 4 j4. Pet lb. Stores of all I. able infix:Oen:tot bas taken I)lace in sold briskly at 44. per lb. 'the hot* , good horses, of whieb - there were rut A good supply of butter, w hich met was more in resnest than for se' greater part dispoled of. i 10i' INTU,ll l( ;S S i nfoO * '7 ,ltl WnRCSAII , Feb. 8.-15. s Pocket` i rfitP in vhf market. Ptices ftunt 64$ to- 791. /hol '"'""t •` Prim of Mops in tie Oi to 1 tin Kent gs: es to 41 to ra gor nhant ... 91 Q i v 4 0 41 Btl s lol ll las to 41 Gs at , • • f q Es i„ u cseX •• ' 41 1 . . 01 OS 111 01 OS , • iisPt• Prin 'tc4 Piatia Arthgrriormcio.l7, ot irgeigh, s;spluld J , O s d --p.• a --tquttev, 0- 37d 94' Odi 91 Ir-Bitrlcyt Ofi a is a Gi' f t Os 0,1---) .4 'r col 'earil.'4l' 14 ~ . ; A j i , rbith Aver4s. , *Oiled 414'' nt;tii • .viitictrigo' :iPtdro - e rse r 10:1141101.t:i lan't't i/ ay 04P 4 iIP t wish ti.0,..0._,44•01 V'erid o,loDils, r , CIIARD. ‘Vheat 40s a 48s 1 Oats Barley Gi.uucts . reg, per liii.iel, ‘Viteat ...... as Od it tis Od I Oats Barley Apr rcq, reb. 33, Ilr.t Wheat. • 9.9 s 04 a tes Oil 1 Oats Bailey .... 21s Oil a 331 01; 1 Beans.-- 144 Od a 17s Od 1970 Sacks of Wheat sold at tht average of 19s bid. At Norwich 4 per Quarter. Xheat ~.. so Oil a 41. 04 Oats -.-........ New ' -4 04'a -4 Oil Beans. , Rye ...... 17s 0(1 a itis•od Buck Barley .... its Oct waits od Malt, per Calb.:101 04 a 34s 04 Peas, White 86s Oda 37s 04 Hest Fluor .3t sO4 k ails Od --..., Grey . 981 04 a 49s'Od Coals, 44s 44 a 44s 44 per cbstdron. Bough Fat 4s 3d per stone. . . Dipt Candles, 7$ 6d per dozen.-Mould ditto Ps. Average price of Fresh flutter. in Norwich Mafiet, from. 15,1 A 1 tit! par pint. Prices of flutter at Swiffhaut and Downham (with Corn mission).-From 30s to 40s per Firkin of ablbs. • Clover Hay, es ett.4 es. ad per cwt. Ditto (Now liardl4nd d itto Os 04 a 3s osl ditto . Meadow ditto 9s- 04 aetad • ditto , Wlie,it Straw Barley ditto ls td a is 3d , ditto Sitattesituar, Feb. 8. Wleat, Old.. as 64 a 7s 4.1 ',Pea i 4s 6d ft 5s Od -.--...... New . Os Ott` a7s Od Oatt, Oki ... Os 04111 01 . --04 Bisrlq o Old.. as 641 a - , -6,04 --. N4l W• • as .6d lik• tais Od ..:........ Ne Sit . :is 104 a 4$ ad _ Hides, 444--Calt Skins, 74-Tallow, 3itt per lb. _ . Wei.ittitztamerorc Wbeht -• • Oa 4 , Od Oats 44 9d aas Od Y•• • • ' 1 " 6 4 It 64• 04 : I Bean; .... 36, 4d ft 3a 84. I)uttlimd, Feb. 4.--Wheat 04 Gil a 10*, 66 per bell-. , liarlry 303 Od per qr-Oats sia 56 cla per bull. S rocs; roN.'Fetr. 14 .—Wheat 1 91 Sd K tat rid per befit —Oats 1 od x 2s 3d per bushel. Ni Feb. S. Wheal, Nortburnbettand, s pr qr. 1331 t . 495; sqs ft 40s ; a —I.-Rye Eng r inai WS it iirk y Nit/hilts Iti skid; Scutelvitve a lit4s t roiortbuinbetland las a 301-4ditlf, Nurfulk pale 4tis a 541 at., potatatLith A Ili; Ctlifilluti 164 a 181; furtign —s . a 11- * -4- , Bertits. Tjck 244 a 445; dirt o sma ll 4 4s a ,t64--Peasp, [Witt& 98ga-401; trti St* a 'ict4l--Fkut, tine 33, aSu per