The Sun. — London, England, 1823-10-20 00:00:00

r " .~ ,~ «r. ;HIE LONDON JOURNALS. DAILY Extracts from ay. Mooing ~I.34)e.rst Qctober 20. ~ ,psuotNt,E,l , , • , We ,have iseto. furnished, wlth,rme,frcs,h, 4"- tails iltustrativo.of, the history of Ake negociations which.:preceded l the , Aurrender , Ca s qii I:.and event , of , A furious and, novel nature,,botkin a mit, litauytandtpolitical in fact4ecquires additional interestoot only from the Ifelorkiipf, the cimumstßuces which have al reatlY-fitte,adedw,lust its called, the,,liberation, of the Ail* of Spain, .but ,those from, which nialr to foirnw, oh&for which the public of this country ought tw,be prepared. The Deareerof.Reolinand,VV., issued ,on landing ,at P i nit+644laly t a,litt.s oyerturned a,ll that has been ti e onk i intSpalo• within.theJast three years, and has mor4t,partiolarlyaffected'ithe,vollility of theL ! oatis negoolated.bere. on account, of ,that unfortmiate countryousd Ahat in a manner totally upvtpected, It hal,evetu, abolished the Convention mace, op the lAth of.Alarck, Is'23, ond„Quzetted so late as the.,:lltit z ittsit. bo tuuch so, that the proceed inglooLtho caunnissioners named•are,,for the pre serttemaspended,,, and the sufferers have to - walt.„for, the settlement nf , their claims until his Maisaty's, (-7rovefoment, shall have heett, able to negotiate a new Convention, or , tneatil r y solicit from Ferdinand VII, a „friYegit,lll9 l _,eePtinn in favour of that previously entered into respecting the granttsg of 4vhich-hiN Catholic: Majesty most probably will have to consult his Royal Cousin, the Duke d'Angoulente, or the representative of his worthy friend, the Emperor of Russia. • ChouNt.No .eory.3 Aayonne.Papers to the Igth instant rettched, uslast night. 'Their cOntentrare of more interest and importance; than . usual. Besides official documents from a Madrid Extroordinory they give particulars which throw some light OIL the veneer, in which it .was contrived by, the peace, or treacherous party at. Cadiz, tOpre.vent thitt place making any defence. It appears that an. anderatanding.existed all along between. the highest authoritiei and the French, and that with, 010,0asis - twice. of the latter, a stratagem was, sue- cessfully emploYed to get rid- of t,he militia and other troops who were determined to.defend the town the Mast . extremity:. The French, by: setretogreement, made, o demonstration against, the isle of Leon.; ,all those who coultj not be tritsfed by the traitors ,were immediately sent out of the city to occupy the threatened points, and' the gates were, closed. , They perceived the deceptiimy but. when it was „too' late, and, when they wanted.. to. re-enter the city they were told that. they should be bred upoit if they per. siste.d. In this manner all difficulty was removed,: and. the surrender of the place and of the King became a. mere matter of arrangement between ' the: betrayers and ,the enemy.. If•thia account be eQrree,ti' It increases the biackties% of 'Ferdinand's centluct in annniiirig by tile in re k nous 'Decrees H of, `O4O st 'and Atir,or 'October. . all that hiuf so. I otnnly' promise d and bound 'Mime If to f)orforin by that of the 30th of September for it wuuld al„ pear that he was really free (at 'he himself de. clares it) : when he Issued that Pecree,,,and that, instead of being written under Wctation, it effec- Weill , 'proceeded front. hi*, fawn. " sPolltallenqs The reception whiolt-Valdezis laid to have ,huir when ,he visited the,, King at Pori ,St. • MarYieimuustnaturnily,Je,ad. to the, belief that: ip was 'iie;"if4o , bkrtiyed Cadiz-and artfully am:- 040044 n iplaciog the Xonoch and lila family ,In thtvinencis of. the. French.. According. to these POW I 6) thy' whole of the French army would oc. • cep!, Spain,for,,sia ..mentbki ,#►fter. which it woulA, take up a position on-the Elm), leaving ad i Osipu of Cadiz,aud One' at Madrid., , It 'is added, that order to induee the iiiustrious,,Mbia to submit, he cafihred the }Vitseroyalty of Navarre, an 4 that. tbe Members of.,the,,Cortes have been alloWed. toembark for Gibraltar. new I)e,c,rire is alto spoken , of ,f for, disbanding ...the . aid army and oro r) anizing a new_pue of /40,000 men.— Leiters from .Madrid.assert that .4,allesteros been rrested w ith hie . w,ito le Staff., ilia recelsw .attips Port.St.::Mary's.ought to have. put him.an Ms guard against, auclk,tc,biew. .11is, offence is not mentioned, kot-it,i4vsaitL that Immo, to be tried with the Officers.o( hia.Staff.jlow bitterly must he not. regret, if this ta,tree, that be closed his ears to the ltp.peivi ofilkhe unfoFttspate t ßiego ; for ticslitthialw totirse of su fowl t nye Ls-,udgh t have becn)changed if . he jpined, the forces under 4.hat , gallant Chier s ,,tted, Into 'the. rear 'of the Duke d'Angoulema,fned he,woula sotnow see his country a prity to despotism, and bis Orin life threatened by un i ungrateful tyrant. Nothing iA rltnif b !remarkable on Wta great iitage Voroittfaif . ..tllOl this differenoe, of cop , augt, tibierVitii!bsl.alg.ptutoltdefl..frlphils slittrtintioi thrivernriasitt, Watt tito zosious.sapport. iibiolote polfitkoigether with:the result At .their raspectivosplesilS, )01)i.do,'for instance, is atitholootd . of [in rt y. for , abool9te fioloVer,. in it' 1ikic4,1144,,iipp,.0911 tosni, rto file is dn opposite or Con. .iiiiropeilti',';:party.,. is pit the hood of _ colkfly,cl.! _Evory one knows the , piiuoiplov Acof Abe, Cs' overumgnt Ittiogrthey,:are ,ttrinouuciM in every,. act which it performs ; :thq,x ; 4l% . ,irtipresse4,oll o,ve'ry agent whom it cmpl9y,s; they, enter into every it Ongpgaia, N6t . 091 , e v er y potty , prince, Hutt, every patty, party,, t ip _every etty.state on the continent r may rely .upon, the Orri,:eror,for oiontenftbce 00(1 .s,uppork if ,they, pursue his principles, but even every, usnivi or. Paris,* individuel ireoeivea It/Al-monies of his iloord; taut,Priirurinottkivro,i , l!aris (Ikt,, gar - rhangy) CURIA trtalue hialisti, tiradeafiout the suoivorsAlity of Clirlioneritsah Witijol,4 raCeiVilW 11 diamond trinko, alid,utr i apt9g,raph letterof ap- , probation tberoroannot.a:poor,fusitive from Owl Aloi,;ol,ls4u te t ,i/esiv4im , ,wiiipli r kbk I in-, AlaiestP tiPilfirts•to4 9Pt4l/s.. af.YinrYt it the t riouritains.ofhwit4griatid,wiAkciptnpemo Anr. seed by his enmity, M. de Chateaubriand, for his refusal to adroit English mediation in Spain, I . •., , . . and for his firm declarations'artinst the establish-' moo of CUnailititieiiiittre'ea c eni 'in 'the - Pen iniala ; ' hasl received three attographs, and other more valuable marks "of' friebdship. The- absolute... power people, therefore, m: know. on who they.: can rely, and. are in &Alger of mistaking the 'prin.. , ciples on which they' are expected to act. -The.- . clieuts. , and . the liittrons,,,wprthy uf each other, are. in Close.alliance, andsordial union. On the ,other- hand,.,,n9body , knows. what foreign 'policy ,*.pgjand,. which ,is at the ,head. of theuthgr paity, really is inclined topittlqic`:"tio one knows the prin= ci p)es, of 14';'0Oyell . atqfil,'ifeiv hat 're lien ce, even In anotoriouilyjust cluse,cat hi placed on htirctiante.; nance.and approbation. IlerAltettAct seems framed agaihst .Al,lt) persecuted friendS of her . freectorti , her cold dissent, from the principles' of continental abSglniism appears' 1110 a 'secret approbation-of thaw... ; ',Chile is tabing_ a eciAid lb her totirch-- th re is nothing that inspirescentidence in her' in 1)00w —there seems nethittg_ fixed in her prin. cioles„ She holds "out no slights' to `guide her friend's in ordinary times, or to rally• them in danger, llei. I%o4:abroad are' supported by her money ta.counteract her influence;' find 'never ventage, npr,the approbation of a free opinion, or the,distipprol)aiipn of an.arbitrailact. Tlie'cause. (pence is,that thelloly Alliance, with the Emperor: of ittisiia, is every where and every thing in Eu rppe i . iltid,4,logfitud . 4 no where and nothing excepkin Great Britain and Ireland. " Verily, " 'the Atildren "of darkness are wiser in their .ge. t',lleration :thin the children of light.t' England, which could,. about a year ago have reuied the Cetttinent iii favour of human rights and national itMependence, must soon feel the evils to which her vacillating and indecisive policyexposes her. , ..--..---.•ass.--- . EMOISNING ' . L HERALD.] .', Al Paiis ' Jolirnal, (thh 'Courier Francais, of tlilirtitlity)YPinfeSiesiO let: its . readers into the se'. .cret of the measures , of foreign and dothestic polkcy . whiCh the 'French Cabinet has in view. With respect to SPitin, the'plan is stated to be All p 9 t decided---and it is substantially as follows : Catalonia ooce,,redUced, a Corps of 26,009 French troops only will remain in Spain, occupying the fortressei ivittch border on the frontier of France—sttch as:, Figneras, Pampeluna, ro and St: . ,Sebastian. But will these corps beat the charge of France Orof . SPain? This question the journal. Ist,does not pretend to., resolve absolutely ; but says, there is every reason to believe that France, which . defrayedthe charges of the war e will also defray those of .peace--" Perhaps," it is added, " some regiments' Will be quartered at Madrid." 'Th . pi . done, some, good counsel . will be adminis tered to Icing Ferdinand, by 'the French Cabi. not, in favour of prudence and moderation, without, however, very :strongly insisting upon his conforming to 'such advice. 64. The diplomacy of Europe" iSfrepresented. as Indisposed to the concession, of ,any,iiistitutions to, the Spaniards; bet it desires that Ferdinand should me' his is absolute power with prudence." The Duli:e of Angouletne is to proceed, to Ca- Weide', for , the 'purpose of concluding the ' .% or, thereH Of it ,ehould not have previously closed), and does net return to Franc* but' with the French troops. The French Cabinet has for . they views for Spain ; it proposes, by force or medication,. to bring track the South Antericati Co lonies under' the ,'etnpire of the' mother country, nnii.:the first step: will be to offer then i an inde- pendent adininistration and' loCal legislatures..:— Should the'se terms be rejected, a French force will he employed to reduce them beneath the SO yerejomy of Ferdinand, Perhaps it would be rash to .pronounce, against ti n success - of this new errs.' sada nt.the French Cabinet, after the marvellous suaCesses of the campaign in Spain. As to its do.. , tuestic . poticy,'„ one measure only is announced ; not,. how,ever,,as entirely decided, on, It is to diistilve tho . prt.,Sent . Chamber of Deputies, and plea it:,soo,,.heiliber, which shall sit without the usual outgoing of a fifth in each year, but to ,expire altogether with the term of five 'years. In 'tbe,metut time, A ItliaS ii re is to' he 'proposed fdr malting, the deputation septenniaL(excepting dis. aolutton: by, or 'demise of . , the'CroWii); after the model.a.o, Liritish House orCodurions. . The ,FrenCh Charnbers ire not to be convoked until 'the beginning of March ::' " fNew Ve always feel pleasure,' isliett iv'e, can con scientiously agree, on any particular point, with tillOk_,,, , ilq/rere ,gi l ieral our' political'opponehts. TNiut.orning chronicle of SatuidaY sett, 'thai Loan for the restored Government of -Spain is to he ; Shortly aninounced 1 and it states tivd'tibjec. lions to this Loan, That' 44 it' will' be dilikeelt,in a country so impoverished to raise taxes, adequate to ; the iCttlintiry. expellees of 'the Administration P! and 2dly, that " any Loan for the behonf' of the Spanish ,Government will hel+;►r tly employed r in an attempt to reconquer the quondam Colonies:" -.It is iather remarkable, that qi(,th9,s4t,tne *daY the soma ' subject ' i~ourld :hive 4eatt treated in The Neip Times in altriest the same' `words ; for we said- , -“ , Public credit in Spain ,lira been cut 4y: . the roots ; 'the coma. y 4chlitted the' fl'iianCittl reSoiii;eeS are i ttlomst antiihilatili. If theTefore.any new ,Leansshoulti o he attempted to be raised brthe reatored Government, we warn opn countrymen tof bi extrenirly cautious how they have any thin g to ,clii,with thern. 'Ahove 'an t let na - British ha einbazked iii Loans for the purpose of rf,-compteri l ple , Sputh America."Wie trust this will 14 !' Stlittc l CAt: to ProYe, thilt in what we haVe witteti on Spanish Bonds we have not 'been ac- Ft"baVe kept steadily in. view-, then-.,,purest a„thti,"Brittsil Cu. pjtalists. it is now'above :s`,twelireinouth since )te titteil our:OPiniliti en fereiati . 4ifisin'general. "Wu said, on ,the. 'bib of Octoh‘i.lB/t, that it was ,natural gUppooB gireat-Capitalists wOnid !,(stuit nidn i el a brtia d w lie niote to he got • by so :doing, thane from,- bi.,:keePing ill Ite ; but; that i'ffi'iwder s aidertiftr whether' tripr*. v ias rnenq abrintil,. it became, necditart to examine lido' boor Pt. 0 1 1 ,,,r0. ; p4r e lieular'' td Spain pa salt( r thenoit %vivid? now; - ' 44 ithow something of the Spanish Finantilli'lieme% thing of the productiveness of the Revenue, • DIED. „pp, l‘ipoday,,after threp days, illtlessit 4strwood fionae,, ' ated..iti," the rion. Frodelick Laiceltes,likth s flOV dl Earl and Countess of flarewood, whose remains were intermit in **fa , ypilyittsult at ifittswootr Chwcfrt otiWOOneAda,Yeatfrm.led by lii.a l .hrtsplers, tell Nvi...hatn I", fdattoll i eNtee non. 'Edwin tatleeitOb j ap tflg OkArti*Laietils , 1 . 4 Rowley, Mr. 0 4440 Pit= letif i 0 (tilt, nta Ay.; t tuitil: york. ~, ; , oti 1i, 4 iith inslant;„,ii any Iliyit, near, Baniiir, after a loilk 2 r) 1 1 , 4 411 Milit rtrx A pekiv4o - orihe lay, ,T. 4. Cotton,,and seceild, daughte 0 1 4 LA 4 31 49Pikirf li4tikor• T .i.PP:',P AaY, t l / 4 0 4, oc,§l#ll43ourn,,gelii, the Lady of Win. 1 ort vagov,, Jog, Igo .of propplice, ment.roaa, , i t ,Oa Pt, Oth itthq., Alis,,,klr4;f4, ,of 4 pins.dk,lpp,.relict pf . I)4o4.4o.l. l hoN:akßritten, g, A. • , •'.'••‘i • t. • , 1 'i f)l4 1 3 4, Al m ')ilaWh 'lit 1 ,19 ' Jim*. at Croat pff . 14A 5,*1 4 ,,,,1 10 , :0 tc 0 ,,109i0n the 4 4 95y,,41714qt. 4 1 Or 04,14 a :...4i,l4o,pittuAyra, ip the veg.! ) hi ll elifrth'lCOAt Re th4,yellow.rofei, ! rtt L . orn ternaniart, E;q., totirotnese, intlie contiii'OrDevo , WI ilittleSpf,,thq Venezuela frigate,, in the service of t)te . tombhin itcptibli/: " ' . . „At leC . olititiard , his MajtsteskshiP Aktivii Inheontteltleiget Or 11 taafstqs, the .taast - ,about 111))Yeer* of ag e, 4 ga st ef -Palia 11Y - Arltthq PO (4,60. Waring, It.N., ~,t , ,. .., ~.4 , t andmid, lin • TitadsP lust; eiccu' u'ut ' gr. rid*th'd Wilion,. many_ y ft z trap w ik e and topkiftivairehrtnt inlisreivoistlei. APoiIiWYP4 , 4 ,ffft,,!o-.4, Selifloqt4,4Pikti, t h l i_ 4 l, *1' 4 4 , ... 1 1 fah nomy c 4, testifir Alto 'lave exponent Lo . sl ppnc .. F . :§iCe i In:. • a kt ff , ' , iii s to st Ar nd t % ,4 4 , 3 1,i, t ki der setviceis Wei r•• hour, more especially-Wile' wit tipebrit" 32 ' " nil 'lll4ffillnVill long be held in aff ec ti ona t e remembrance by those who • eilr him. CbtlNT Y MAX4tTS - AND Vails" - 1 DURING TILE LAST rEK. • ~LiyAßPorn; CORN XtaANGR, Oct. 14. The import 6f' all kinder of Corn is.still very*.small,'"whieh may he.attribUtotl.to.the lateness ,of the harvest, add t,O,ite, Ns ...- into the. Irish markets in a.very unfit state no' immakte i ... meat. There has teen's fidr conittrnptive demand f6r fide old .Irish} 'Wheat, during the past resit, and sßme little improve. rnent nits value, ilks bean the conse4uent-e.: J uli The .qtty of the present of Irish whits i fistecoMeleMarket la trot Very fine ; it hi's selling at 71. 8d:to 7s._ fld.: per bushel.. :000d Oki Oats] are ready of sale, m1(1,),(1, per bushel dearer. The .de. mand fpr riew.lriqh.ati r il Increased; but not' their price.' In Barley, Malt, Beans, Otrltess very little *NU — doing ;• they re. main nominally at last quoted. Oatmeal is in demand, and somewhat dearer. , Wheat, English,Old - per 701hs.' New 4 6s 6d a "81 6d.. •Ditto sound Os Od A 01,04 `. Scotch, old 7s 9rl a 8s Od Foreign (in hand) Os Od a Os Od:: 'lrish, Old , . 63 Cd It 7s 6d . ' ' - • New Barley, Eoglis4, Old ::.New ,Os Od a 0s Oil ~ Irish, Old ,.. .45 4rl a 4s fid per 6011111. New Scotch, Old.. Os Od a Os Od ' New Qats, Potatoe, Old .. Qs 10d a 331 d per 45lbs: New as 4d a 3s 6d . Limerick, Old 2. Itd a 3s Od New , . Welsh, Potato, Old 2s Ild a 3s ld Nlalt, Fine ... Bs 3d a, 8. 6d per 36qts. . r Ditto, middling 7s 6d a es Od Beans, Old 95s 0.1 a 37s O'd per quarter. , New — --sod a —s Od SupeKfina.Flour, Old New s Od a —s Od Oatmeal, Old ' 24s Od a 28s (nl ' • ' New ...... ; .... American Flour ) sweet, (in hond), --s Oda —s Oil per barrel of 1961h5. rte. —gam. (out of bond), ••*3 a —s. Import of Grain for the Week ending Oct. 13. Wheat. ~ Rarity,. : . .Oitts,. - Flour sick, Irish . Bsh. 701131. Bsh. 60113. 'fish. 45Ihs. Am Br ls. per 41011)s. 19,670 1270 28,290 1450 1105 ' - , 611WITIER, OCCII. Wheat, per , 711. lb. 75.911 a 9s Bd—Barley. 38 qts, 4s lid a •9s 011—Oats, is 1011 ass od. NANTwiCir, Oct. 11. ~• . Wheat; per 731 G., as 8d a 76—Barley, 4s 4d a 4s ad—Oats, 2s ad a 81 od. CANITEItBURY, Ott . 11. WhiUilllroivn.• 401 a 58s . t'ic'ks • —White 58s it 61s Howjlease• .:. .. _ - New 46s a 523 Bailing pn390.... Rye .. ..^-3 .. a —5 I 1' lour Harley ' 23s a 3l s ) Hay. pet , t0n.... Oats • 18s A 261 . IClarer Beans '26* a 36s Straw NlAtrisrotist,'Oct..9. Wheat, Red ..... 44s a 53s ilearis,Viek — . 26i a SOs —,--, White.... 486 a Stis .--- Small Barley .... ...... 246 a 30s liease,, Grey Oats ' * * Qat st"2lis . --- , boiling': ‘• 281 ''st 34s Price of Oil Cake aeToviENlills, 121. os. per Thousand. , • Tarrreittni,v, Oet: 10. , , , Wheat Red 4os .a —$ „Deane ----... White —6 a 56. Peale White ."... —is a 2es Barley ... ' 'lBl a 414 '--- Grey --s .a . ltits Oats • 1 0 4; 11 . 01 . Wheat' cAlytliqiwa',Get. 11,, —..Average. Cis 10d per qr Oats* Rye .281 od, • Peal .. 2 B l' 2d ' Barley Deans r 296 00 , 29s a —s 33s ,a 36s 36s a - -II 41s a 47s 90s allOs 75s a 80$ , 10s a —$ Wheat p ... 231 . Od , n 27s Od I (hits . . 1 74 Od 23* ad Barley 231 fa a v6s Od [leans 2So Od a 30* Od Pens Od. WssuEesi,(Srpt. I 1 .—Average. Wheat - tot per qr Oats l 7 .s, 104 per qr 'BarleyVA' 7(1 Peas —s od Beans linasToN DirrarCT.-111eReaeifer of AssOse Returns re? 21Q1 bushels of wheat bought for 59.0 ilia ed, and 102 i bushels of flour sold for 7so if bd". Woacesiiik, Cit. 11. Wheat 7, thl a 8 , 3 0 d Ohtit t „ ' SS "fid , '4ll . "'Od Harley .... 4s Od a 4a (Id I Beans Prase •,- l'onc, Oct. 11: Wheat nye • ikatis 301 a 401. , , ‹. ./ 3 4Tift. 1 Wheat Batley ' 125 t 6 335. Beim, . ~ . .,10 afi TPA w lient parley .. 241 a sBs Darns . 32s a 40$ SIIEPTON- MALLET. IR$ 49s [Dbrle r y 5 2 I ( I l icans . 36s a 441 SA L19131/11Y. One a 60i tut , I ()vitt ' 20s aOM Od Wss t Od 4 uemas, ........ 4 38s Od Wheat 4is a t4s 04 004 ills 04' R `29S Od 'Barley S6s a 34s Od 'Beaus ... • 44s Od a 48s (Id Witili tia y. Wbeat —i 4 --,-, Od 1 Oats --s a —s Od Barley - , — ,9 ti —t Od 1 Beans ... ;.... --a a—s Od Peas - —s a—a Od. NiwatillY, Oct. 16. 7 .11cficat, 4 , 2 4 ..... );14,-11 . arlev, 221 it 27, —Oats, 18s a 3is—Beans,ll7, a 38s—Pease, —s u —s. - .-.1 RX.avlso, . Whoa 999 a Sei Ddl 9iSearis 9is a 381 Od But Icy 9ll t, 95s Od'. ,Pease Oats Old Wheat, . .. —. a ---s. Cr/Alm, Wheat narley 521s' 2f.is ... ath a 40i Cgmuct..sTe(t,, 4)er bushel. %Y ` eat 4s titl a 7s t;d 04is, Barley - , ' • ' Diotizus i Oct. 16. Bast Wheat <4os 0d a His Od l Ofts Barley ~.,..' 21s 0.1 a 304 pr, l Beam ' AGIN Od a 4ts lid 67t siscits ut Wheat sold at the average of 261 lad. ' , :, At l'orwiill, per'Quaiter. _Wheat .., • • 1 8 i 1 1 1 4 o. 5 075 0 On „.., —,L-- oew 40s 04 a 465 ; 01 Beans 08( od d sos Od . . . . ayo .. . . / 8,,,•1 a y ,„ , ic, O t t a edifr tt Mdlt,,per Cnib . 32s 04 a 8,4.0 d peas, , ll/liite t Otis 1)4 a,.441,,,„9 .1 Best flour.. 371 Od if s9s Od Grey ~,,254 Od ts,4fis 11 .1. , - per sack. Coals, 35s 4d p:#0,44, pei;el o ltirdrint. Bough Yat 3m44,lier itiiv.',:, rkipt, {:411,1 les, 71. Aid icr„dozen,....llfOuld:ll4i. n Avere Nice of Fresh B u tt er i u NorWich M arket, 11 - 0111 15d a ted per pint. , , Prices of Butter at ~S;vatlltant and - DOWnliAn't (With Ciiru inission)—Frolu 38s to 38s per Firkin of 5011 is. i;aloy,eri Ray ...; '4S Zi,fi a A"11,-Y1/Nkt-wt. - Dill-0, (Nrw. ) 1.. .. .-I.ls . Qtl atO , Oil (lilt o liardlaiiir ilitto ,ila 6tl a 45 'B4' diTtu Mead.. , ditto : , Wilstat Straw Burley ditto.. 0 ., is lid a Is tad ditto - •.- ,s„ ~ri.... , • I cot.olfflOtt Oct. it. Wheat, per qr.... 41 , 1 4'5114 Oilts itiv - 134'4 Vii 130atifi, :rid:. 1 51 1 11 , 4 .1,4 t•:•• •., 9 41 4 ` 211 4) rr-r— tioaall ~. Pease, Grey ,31,s a 33s .I Rapeseed; 'per last -- White '... • Ba, a ..ills f thitti,"pet sack .. ' '"kiluitiiqiitiity; oct.il. ' •• killteatittld.... 'Os 0,1 a os, di , Peas, ..:,..... 01, Oil a OS:od *4 -- , ,- - , / ,, tykkw ~ 11X. 0 1 1 4 .1 ) ,1 'IN Oats, Ohs ~ Os cud a okott Barley, 010.. Q* 06 a —sod. --... NeW.. Os' oil a 716 d -----. New . 'O3 Cid'rt nil Od' '•• '-, . ; : Tit is Sys 24* a. ails -•. it '44 itss a . 4os - , WaeS, 81 1frisireit-.Talloiv; 8d per 14. Maoist-14 Ott. t 6.-43eef :4V3d!,a ;511, Muhw 4 :IA a s49clit 1 .49 , 4J457 0 4M Paitrit‘ t iPme r 441; a 6as ; Rye 406 .44x1 parley gEts Od; Oats las od 4 in Od ; Means 401 a 4 4 25 , 1:1;f pr ilr. , Nnwcams, ()et.ll:-..-9lheati Northumberland, per qr. sgs,a**;, ;N0i40164f114 ; .ORgyl4 46? 03r.-4ye, 44 , sos . ft Ras_ a 39;0 Sl,rritch —11; tit.illeffriiberintrrj-g(ii 1814.-Ntaltt"NorTolle,trAle Outs, Juitaitdo.sids italrlf crini.rhon 341 ; 6 1 r0iVIT- 4 a ' 4 1 1; malt .18, a Cji—reiie,' boilerg iss aSrii.; grey —s a;" 4 -s-41,0rt; J itn - 6 4 `415if a l itirpc' sack—Nortlaumbe,land liacua —s a —s per cwt—Haws —s a —I 011—tatter 4U a 4.2 s OA pei - firkin- , -Camb6rlattd Bacon, 43s 44 a 44s Od—Hams 67s a GBs per cwt.—Butter 413 6d. a 42a Od per firkin. NORTHAMPTON, OCt. Q, 'Wheat ~. 50s Od a 526 Od N. Beans —s Od A—s Od N. Wheat.. 44s Od a 486 ad Beans 321 866 Od Barley, 25s Od a 306 od N.Peas —s 0d,5!,..-s ad Q..oatS ..,. 24s Od a 26s 6d O.Peas —s Od a—s Od N. Oats lss 04 aOsOd 1 Rye • - .• - .. DAVEtirRY, Oct. 15. Wheat 463 od a 54s Od tas .... 30s Od'a 38e od tide,' t 23s Oda ilis Od -. Bl 4 a g n P 20s Od a 24s Od lip ctist - o — ma7y . nTea . sa 3 r 2i e. " ats something of the tranquillity of the country, 'something of the' wisdcnn and justice of those who exercise dominion over it." , I. • z LARIVISIT P11188..1 Vengeance 'and retributive justice seem mingling in the sanguinary scenes now corn ' mencing through Spain: the brave and gallant Riego, it appears,,has been condemned to die ; and the traitorliallasterosis said tehave been arrest t ed . The career of theirst has been unstained and pa triotic ; the second is a renegade,steeped in , infamy. 'Had -Ballasterosi who was :entrusted :with the choicest forces that fought under the banners or the tortes, held true, and hot treated with Mo litor, Arigotileme and •Bourdeseult never could have' remained before Cadiz: Supported by. Rieo Zayas and., Lopez-,Banos, the besiegers would 'have been hemmed within their camp, pr kept in constant apprehension and alarm. Cadiz has. fallen through his,: treason ; and should he perish tion . a scaffold, it be but a stnall atonement' for the incalculable miseries and disgrace the triple traitor has dragged , down on Spain. L Morino will be the udxt to fall. This Trans-Atlantic . cut throat, who realised a fortune of several millions of reala by plunder and con fiscation in the Caracas and .Grenada, purchased n large portion of the church lands set up to sale by the Cortes. This property, in whatever ' hands, will now revert to its former possessors. The purchase may form 'a ground of accusation before the Inquisition against Morino ; and the traitorous upstart, who prepared the way for the conquest of Gallicia, by a series of the foulest duplicity, may soon have to , answer hirriselfi before an appalling tribunal, the double charge of impiety and treason. It is not surprising Riego should have implicated Ballasteros, when he found his futteral-bell , was about to toll. The fallen chief may have wished for the consolation of vengeance on his worst betrayers. Like Zangu, he might have exclaimed— • ItTligniet ; " But others' groans shall teach the world my death." Ballasteros caused his ruin, and he has pulled him down with a - death-gripe. The condemna tion of the gallant Chief is itself an act of atro dons vengeance. If, he. falls, it will be a foul murder, and' nothing can wash :his blond from the hypocritical AngOuleme. Riego was in no way amenable to the :tribunals of the Re gency ; when he was taken in arras he bore the commission of the present tyrant',of Spain, and was acting under his authority. Angouleme has the power to sire him ; if he suffers Riego to be sacrificed, the aciwill brand him with infamy to all succeeding. ages. If, during the past, con test, the priibnets taken on both sides were mu tually to have been considered traitors, and led,ito the block, it would have made Spain u aicene of blood horrible to nature." And what has the First Patriot of Spain done to secure' him a - sanguinary execution ? Nothing but that his enemies bat e him. Ceuta - and Tariffe are said to inive Nur. rendered on the mandate' of Ferdinand; this is not surprising, if true ;.both .both are in. the ininaedi'ate, neighbourhood of Cadiz, and must have been affected by its fate. , , , It is said to bb: in agitation to bring bills into Parliament, in the ensuing Session; 41 restore five or six of the Scots Peerages, forfeited by gcces. lions to the Rebellions in 1715 ,and 1745, the favour being (at least for the present) confined to cases where lineal descendants of the persons forfeited now exist. No personilt is preeumed, eon object to the grace of the Crown and Legislature being shown thus far ; but it does not seem easy to discover a solid principle for the selection, or to say why the same grace should not be extended to collaterals.• Why those whose blood is, in the legal sense corrupted, should be preferred to those whose blood is pure.—(Edinburgh Courant, Oct. Id.) - ' • . PABIODICAp RISX.AND FALL, OF Tfilt:l3AlAeurttp.. (iolortel WitioUT, gembeEsof the Ceilori . literav and Agri. cultural Society,, is said to haVe discovered'' 'th'a't Withici. the Tropics, the mercury, rites end . fal4 twieelvithin.?4 lttirs, with such regularity as to afford aliiiaat en opportunity of Measuring .the lapse of time by this instrument._( Ceylon Casette.) A rhirograph id runniutt-the round of the Lon don Ptipgru stating ttipakt : 14 -;*)? played` the Blind lifan in Pizarro ' and Ping a comic. sting at Art', m 180 6 . Fivin the sOrprlsethe clrcumstanee'spem;s to have occasioned, it will pro bably make the Cocktil*s . stare"to'Peinrotmed that the grave tragedian has Pot only sung songs; dan'eed hornpipes; and per formed in farces, Put haS been the harlequin of many'a.pan totnime on the Exeter stay, Odexcellently well he acquitted himself in all.--(Plynunit Journal.) lIIRTHS. In Pail( Crescent, en the 17th instant, the, Ifiglt Hon. Lady Elizketh Murray Macgrekor, of Mi4regot, of a son. On the 16th Instant, at Thorly Cottage, Herts, the Lady of R. Sparrow, Esq. of a daniibier• MARRIED. On the ith 'instant, at Yartnotith, Norfolk, vitals Pal o114e; Esq., of the Inner Temple, to Elltabeth, daughter at' Dawson. Turner, Esq.; of Yarmouth. , • .On. Thursday, the .I(3th in wli m,,ltt li r e3rrrionth, Lenience Jepson Maraftill,.•eliest soft of Samuel - Marehalf, Earl : . of Dalaton, Aliddleana,,to Jane, only daughter of Bee. ' um° ngrilwiZ,Vl.*ol`the fonner , , po tn instant at rfarlow Essex, by the Rev. C, Dyer', . Peake, Esq., to Susan, eldest daughter of John Fore.man, Lk. ' • - •• • • . -• BANBURY. Wheat, Beans Barley Oats Tares Flour STAFFORD, OCt. 11. Wheat ' 81 10d a 10, std 1 Oats-‘ ..... as 64 a4l Ott • New Barley ..01 Od a Os ,Od Beans DURHAM, Oct. 11.—Mrbeht . ils Oda 151 Ott per boll—. Malting Barley Os Od a 01--!Oats 5s Od a 64.94: STANHoPE, Oct. 10.—Wheat Od a 18$ Od—Barley Os OA a Os Od—Oats Os 04 a Os Od per boll.' SUNDERLAND. Oct. 11.—White Wheat 52: Od a btis Red 501 Od a 5 , 3's Od per qr.: Oats. --s a•—s; Barley a —s; Pease —5 a —s; Flour, fine, 37 s t o 40 s per sack. BARNARDCAsTLE, O ct. 15.--Wheat' lltOd a Irs Od• ; Beans --soda Ile; Pease, Os a Os od •' Barley,Vs was od ; O a t s , 4s Od a 71 Od pet boll; Beef, 4d a 4id ; Mutton, 4d a 4&d; Veal, Sd Limb - Od a 4d: Pork; Od•per lb. DARLINGTON, Oct. 16.—Beef 4s ad a 5s Od—Mutton Os Od a Os Od per stone, oinking offal—Lamb —s Qd.a ."-s•por beat). Red Wheat , lls 3d a ISt; White 14a Od a 14s 9d--Oats 8s od Os 6el=—Ba dry Os Od'a Os - Odßeans 9i neves Oda Os od —Pew, boilers —s Od a•—s; grey aos Od per boll. Sroctcro - N, Oct. 15.—Wheat 111 Oda 14s Od per boll—Oat4 its 4d a Ss . fid per bushel. HULL, Oct. 14. Wheat, Engtiifi, per quarter 46i 4As a.54s New Barley New Oats, Old New . 90s 2gs a flis- Riga Oats Hamburgh .•• • —1 a ...ps Beans English Tares 441485.a 47, Foreign..., —s —s a —s itapeseed . —l —I a —1 LEEDS, Oct. 14.—There has been a short supply of. Grain.:- to, this day's market. Fine New and Old Wheat has ftilly maintained the price of last week, but other descriptions have been taken off slowly at prices quoted. -There is, but lit tle New Barley at market,, what little has been shewn has been taken off about the price of this day. se'nuighti.Theitg , l has been several inquiries Tor new O a t s , the supply being short, , .. which caused the 'purchasers to take . off What witruptreudilY at prices 'sucked.' Beans :andPe q ui have each fullyznaintained their price. In 'Allah, Shelling, Flour, and Rapeseed, no alte ratiOn can be noted. • DoNOaaTER, Oct. 11. • Per Load. • ' Wheat .... 16s ad tt 17 0 od Beans lisod q Iss . Superfine 194 Oda 211 Od 'Old -s Od a --s Od Old -4 Od -6 Odi grey Peas Od -s Rye -1 O'd pet - Quarter.: Oats . 18; 011.4 21s ad.j Barley .... stas od a 301 Od Superfine , Old „. --110 d a od grinding ... -s Od, a - r s 04 ; . i r ,sA4ottni,, Oct. 16—We had ci good supply of Grain on Sat(trdly . at Out fine Wheats :fully: supported the: ptiCes of last week, and in afevr instances rather more money was obtained', saY * ll: - per'quarter.' : Fin& Malihig -Barley:4o ,; also in request* rathqbetwr prices; but note no 1 11 nePtinktP on the second runs. rn other Grain observe .no alterat ion Ate prices.' . Wheat, White ... bds a dgs P eas , Boiling .... 9 , 15 a S6s lied.... 491 'a 481: • Grey .. 'Barley Nall) .... 24, a 2 81 Oats, New (G.) .... --sa.--i -- Old • --s a -,, Beans • 3.11 w 94s Flour, per sack .. -s a4O • LXstst, Oct.' 10.--Our Our market continues extremely well sup pliid• with . New Whale :tba finest .samples sell. .fregapat:o6llll pric . es of•TUelatly•se'nrught. Barleys of the best malting qua.. Alty, also Meet a ready 'Sale ae: our under.notod currency- WA, •hrtMe very few,Peas at market. Oats continue without Altera., tion. Rapeseed" nominally as last week; with verylittle-doing.., Wheat O. 50$ Oda beik Od ,Pease; Wll. .-S,t)d a . r. 4 N... 1361 Oda 494 ad Grey 26s 'Od a isi Od Bailey Ml... w tsa , od — . -. Gr. -s od a-sod Nevr 301 Od Oats ; 111i - Od 4901 Od Fine Flour; aft Od. Par sack: Rape-seed 441 and 461 Os per het. • UXBRIDGE, uorn Inspecture'Returns, Oct. ie. - . • Wheat, per load N e Miley , pre quarter 24s a 2U...4 Oats Bina Pease ..... 34s -d a 37. -d. . . Leicerrait, Oct. 11. Wheat, dew,. sds Oda 655,i .14-4; Rye, -4 Oda lay, Od a-sOd ; Oats, -s a 30$; ,Beans, :$4l a 405 . ; Hog Pease,''-->1 od ; Palle Male , 56s od a 04s ad per quarter.; Oat. meal, 7-4011 per twit of 14011,s; Fine Flour, per sack, 434 si Sos ; Seconds, 46s a 4131; Thirds, -4 a 46i. • MAa.er .. 4 ,a 2- ilnunothsst, Oct. 54,-Wheat, 43s Od 'a asspo Rye, -s a ; Barley, 26s a ; Oats -a a .74; Beans, 39e ; Pease ; Stilt IftloB - ; Fine Flour periadc, Ser.daditys ; Thirds,. -4.. . piTIN:OIIAm, Oct. 15.-Wheat, 461 a Si, Barley, 29s a 971; `alai; x ;; 2ta ,a saa t:. Bstrti, 8 . 13' a 945'.-01d, -4 .. • Loootipoattunn, Oct. 15.-Wheat, 471; Barley, 30s O d; Oki; tsi"; ltlatt, 56s ; Fine Flour, per sack, 38s = Seconds, 365; •Thirds, 3.3 s Od. . . Oxrbati;'Oct.ll.Thwarerage price of a bushel of Wheat was is. gid•_ Exures7,,, Oct. 10.—Price of Wheat 5. 6d a fis Od ; Barley, 3s Od aof 6d' l &arid, "Os Od aasad ; bats; z4t Jxdis its Id per bushel. GAlHlsunduats; Ocrt.l4. Wheat... —s u.sBs Art Ilarigr , .. ... 96s R 409 04 —s —s od Oats s a inq 7t) Rya Oct. 14. Bailey Bowl' ,itm-a.ttd Rye —s Od a —a Oct. 15. Barley r.. Orl BCAllt Pease LiNcaLN wheat 44s a 53s Od Oats . --sod-*Qis Peas . , LouTts 'Meat 4M a:47s ad Oats Rye 5 01 --5 od , Ori Saturday, at lifeyhill; the show of sheep was equal, if not superior in numbers and quality to. any. l'orMpJair, the quantity penned exceeding . 150,t100. _Tito day.was reMarkably fine, and in consequence of the ativanceebtained at Applcehaw fair, On'Wednesday and Thursday; the sale' commenced with considerable'theerfulness, but afterwards beceme. rather the dealers having anticipated better prices than were realised, owing to the numbekisf sheep exceeding their expectation.— Tlue tblinwing were the. general privets-e--Dimen ewes, ,20s. to 3d _..sonic few lots of superior breed, 355. ; Down larnhi, 12s to 20s. 'wailers; 29.5. to'36s. The horse fair is largely sup pled with sdineof the finest horses of all descriptionSi..particu -11214 two and three-year cart cults, well calculated, fuT:the. don market. The usual quantity of cheeSe is pitched, but as yet little or . no btisiness has-been transacted. The cpsansitrof new hops iri smaller than - was ever remembered,. but. the defi ciency will, i n a great measure, be supplied by yearlings and ere. hops. thestir Great , Blichaelmasslasir commenced orarithsy.sen- Ujghl- The sinew of horses was very. qes.t. as. to ziurul?et, but Were was A great proportion of inferior kinds. }or the best Sort tiferi Niailitinhunually brisk demand,. and a great many were !sold at good v wry ices. Of horned cattl e there al also. large ppesrance r or w id; the prices were rather on the d ec li n e, as 'ton-Tate-whir thei ts t fair. 1 1 .c.,i7i were irrgreat abundance, a -Mat_ portion of which were sold ; :the price averaged ;lad. per pound. .At flunoprford Sheep Fair, on Monday, eives sold at from ; hit ` , from . 2tks: to - Ms...fat sheep, Ms, to 435. ; froth tolOs. The, trade,.was excel lyufilY : prick, and nearly the whole that were penned fclund pare -lasers. HOP 11tiThl:LIGENCE. Price of Hopi wilkt I:ll,r4ugh. Bags. Kent 01 Nagel. to 01 04 I Vorsthatn 161 Os to4ll Os kntsex .. .. 01 Os 03 Di •0; i/ ty 141 Os Essex 01 Os to 01 0), sossex III vs to 131 OS Essex lll 0 9 + 0 131 13, IsKitia3a4ll4tilitabad -fur the 15 24.- OrprcE. 112, Strand, by J. 13. 1.; !co ARSTAIRS.