The Sun. — London, England, 1820-12-18 00:00:00

J.t) NDON J 0 URNALS. • jpAILY EXTRAM -FRO NI NIORNING PAPERS:I • • • [Ai ornil Chronicle.] - TheSrEicts,ot the PitesiDENT of the United States,,. which nor reriders will find in another part of our caper, ,cannot the greale,t satisfaction to all who talre an in-; tcrvst in the cause of rty.—What a contrast—this expasi -lion of tire state of a.,ntry governed according to the will of the people, presents to the state of most ,of the. nations of Europe, now agitpted.by the'ruad ambition of the few to deh;u of saif contrary to the will at the many. America has hail its ditheultieq , --it is the greatestponniereial. country of the wurl*:lftvr 4,1 r OWII. • Doting the war which desolated Europe. more - than its doe proportion of trade, aqrl t Let wh;en has; been irouirtatly encouraged,was, b y t h e tra" , "' ol " .l to prase,-!' withdrawn even, within its ser.n4id i" but a fr, e. virthous, and enlightened pe , tplc know well the gr• at priociples mid c. flsrs. on which ltanitiriess depends; sod -even those who stiffer most. reca sinnally, in'their transitory ,ccincerns, find great t elici uti der their sufferings, fsoni the blessings which ttrey other wise enjoy, and in the corisrling anti animating hope which tley• atimi.oistcr---eyery being in the full enj,y meat cf. all his tights, the Union blessed with tricot y, uuJ rapidly rising to greatness .1111t.er a Nation , * (lovertami , it, ''!'hiCir-operates with complete .rtrect in every part, :v.ttit out being felt in soy ex-cept by the. staple protectiwn ' ' .it .aliotes." The propie of .Atr.erica, we set, du riot on, !opt t • ctrarge-t Gpizerittotot wit li-the dixtle,s which no cOt VII!- , • TOW'', coult.l. p event; anti we heat . of no, Ili!loi.%lht-BCI.OI, no Sedition, iln hlast.heorr in that couritri, while the Press is :• 0 1.' 11 to all. • This is •it trit:ttupliarit answer to a.:l It ri c e who '...maittloitt, that tie.pr‘ltie are socapotihr of decithog Weer! :tent evil r !bre - term:, to hr l:ept wider prrpettod, tcqltrotil ; that ic ,st•lnti 'to .thetit ; and that if the strung- hand of ateted power wee to be relaxed for a ..!Diroi t ettt, they would ininiediSteiy fe r li to cutting . the throats of tach,uttier. [Morning Post.]- American Papers to thy;.9tti alt. have arrived, from which five have extt acted the 'lNlesv!. , ie of the President to the Cott. grew of the rnited States. 'the general tendency of 1-1,;; d". cun . ient will be t,tinl to be paelbe. With respect to tire in :terhal condition, tiA. Florida y;estiott is not att settled with t.:oti,.!_ot fri , „nolly,•adjustnient is anticipated. - A blicf , al- - losion i. tIPU.Ie. rn the commercial ;estrietions th ititere•turse li,tween the United statcs and thy Brit's:, Wost India and :inn s, restrictions, it is obstrl ed, which " it is sati,factory to rec : Alect are defensive o nl,•' on 1 1 , e trArt of 2tt to, mcr. It t; alstradded. "that " the periment advancinei'n aspirit ~hilts het seven the pantie The question depending between the United States and _!:reat Dritaia reapectiut; the -construction of the first article of the rcaty of Glirlit,.has been referred by both Governments to the•decision ~f the 17,inpuror of 'iv.ssia, " who has ,accepted the ompirage."• 'lr);e state of the south Arm-tit:an Colonies is,gl:ineed at, and a coofident hope expressed that their lurk pendence must by acknowledged the mother country. Thy revenue of the Union iy rein esepted as in a Nourishing condi tion t, and The rapid progress of the fortifications yrectine alone the coasts of lite Union, and the increase of the Navy, are also dwelt upon with much satisfaction. A report having been meotionrd in one of the 'icirninx Papers, " that tt,s has, within these few days, es. pr - rtenced a ,scrert. at tt,c/4'.1 attess," it gives as infinite pi t Firt: to be :able to give a complete :contradiction to the rOntaor. • His Majesty is in exceliClltltealth, Long may 11• c:Mtiotte . 'to enjoy it, and..loin also may he continne to rein Over a conntry, which his Wisdom and' his firotne,. have raisc,l ro an unparalleled ht , ight orgreatncs,:tmd of . TTpon the nruin pretence!, or main ohjects, of the late Common Hail, we are not 4hipcised to afldress our reader.. It wottld be all endless task to descant optio every effort, which faction ti makiii..tiOW that it got the shelter'of newel than l'ar ' liltnentary Refor:o. At tooile of the inci dental transaelions-- 7 -a rote of- ceporenpon the late Lot d Mayor, tor ittiviok t - ought L-oots 1:ito 'the. City, it may not be amiss i.hortly to 'State this fact,' as a characteris tic of the • encouraaemeat :ifforded at , ncli to , clitte,s to tie power of es aggeration. The trOolts which the late Lnid . Ma)'or honght it ad ris:Ab e to anply tOr, as a mere matter of pre., t of z,boi;t fifty 11. ! e5, Gohrds,. who Were not 1, votig lit into the City, l.tuiwe'Cr ?laiiOried w•l;eir the Cur po r4OOO no ntrire 1 . 1:40 to ti k: t'if them, than they hays of litose at Windqor: The wlmle military hoce that came into . thc•city, Coi)s'!it - rd of fyf . c onkel/ sej , :alit, who attended t hi I. , trd NJ;13 , ,,r Ahitrofeh tO - rectivc Their directions, it they lad damn' is rre elln'T."ll l 4 ,l -1 • ] The President's ilcssage .nuportant political dis chkore, hnt is well .worti, the attention of the render. It will Ire lierwerd, ore the nlrile, with gr,tairation, The allosidott• exttrnal .relatt”ns 1:•1 indeed amicable. - I'he queginn res . pretio;, - the .Fioridas t i p!, tni - es a pacific is4ne. The cbOrmercial points omler consider ation with Franca, are-in a - farunrable nail), toile folloWecl ,tip at IVashiogtOti, whither she C. Fren-ch Plenipotentiary is to reviit—lbe question wit h 1.3 O lit ;tvy, as - to the construction of the first article of the treaty . of Uhent, has been refervi'd, • will) coattnon consent-, tothe EAurerir of itusf•ia,"who bas ac , cepted the arbitration;. and the experitt!ental regulations of M t 'y with the Briti , h' %Vest 'lnd' es' ptot.&td - iti . a spirit of a,nity: The sirreeli.3,l , (4l4 . 6pOn the prq;periry of the the. p rottrrs.s edit ors of ornament and defence, the exploring of ibe coasts ,nit e:soloirlatioo of . Joirhonr,.i, a.od inantiCr in which it' is T44Piv.l)t to give' elfa.t• to 'the - vo,te of • Congress for the civilization of the Indians. Glancing at the Swltilh.Arnefthan,cau,e; u'o , !: is eBpres4ell tbra ate ae.:,•rfmotio dation might take . placefti•pqn the basis of t heir independence, An cpirliuti is 'e . x . presied that this trJust ultimately be the re- Tte tu: piogrcss of, the Independent; 'rause is iroticed, and prais-t.heltoivel upon-the order of the Independ ent. internal admintstratoin.. - I'his Message is drawn op in a sioipler and-piit-c-r' style -lean t! , 11 , 11; And -Will be re.' ,l • • pleasttic, even for its I":orpposition as . .o,•itatv Paper. It woulsi appear, from th, of m.A . .Speaker,. upon the I esig nnii"Onof M`r. Clay:thiat I Wo great parties which . diritied. - Anterlea, hare bee 4 dissoleedi or riave falien tvooder. / ft. ste-id of two cantiidatel, the one federalist, the OW.: dirmo• eratir, there were several, which caused sonic perpteKity . 'from the 4iviiioirlif votes—no candidate having time requisite inajerity. [British Press,] • A copy of the President's Messitge t. the Congress of the thited States ltf A 51ei i4N off,ss, as osnal, a clear Insturical exposition of the condition of the t!.nion,.and of it s. relations, domestic Finii foreign, dttring the last ) car; and, in the con , ffdenci•of ti Government r‘gting without resertx: fur the intc• e its of a are and eolightend p , opie, it neither fra,s not di:.S erns to explani the motives and principles that base ac tuated the Canittetlit the etifferilit,.narasurcs of its policy,-t- Thic vast importance of snch• a document, iwid the interest it 'hurter coiaito;t,,c}, n=dtit ibis natiOn in pat Ocular, render any atifily4si,f contents it nnure'ssary upon war. part - s•; itsgrest length - is liOt an audit Tonal 'demand apOo: be attention of pnhlic: M o nroe, - truct;•rtaking lir Jur nish his ft4l:w cativens A uct, view of polite affi h s," Whi r le he i 0 secs eacse to rejoire the feliCity • of his coun ter', is yet superior 11 ) : till cat of . t tat, sme l l, who never aChnowledve any thi; , g f;ordi-r.itig npun "pohlic rtistress. ,tint 70! f the fliive, not been equally pri,petims, illatai,s , states hav e experienced theit share of thl heialko the greater jn:alion of 'Europe fmt the flijancial condition of thel:oion peolcs the . wis . dotn, enerpy, sat d er6noiny nf . ttre Govettimi'nt. The ne miulerate terens 17'f 'the Mtate exceedthe still more tin'id'erate expenditure a , nit •the public dept, which in :fBl5 tits estimated - at 149;6'15.5,5S dtillarG, aintomted •on the'.ioth of September, t6 , ?0, to 0n4y.91, 9 :1."3,,34:i Withlb th e sattit period the Gorei ()mem bad contend wilt; the cover- go; rives of ctitnntracial distress, of failoresln agri . ctillo - r4! ai:tl irmoWfact tiring spealatiints ; it had,also to erect cx - pen- Fi,C fortifieation3,:to support new military est:thin-lcrnetits, to oavttl depots, soil to I he same sy-tce too, a large linipottnO; of the tiixes sells rentortd truth he stiohldess of the pknple. A government acting WI . such pri!lciples c•Arstiot fail' of enjoying the confidence of• the people. and it is - br'a'e obsei rabic! that dui ind the recent pressure of distress which er hare teason to IsnoW seas felt more"Seterviy . in many parts of ti e than livenit the manufactoi log districts 'of Great Britain, there never Nip - eared at any 011ie symiAtnins of a disposition on the'patt of the iiroplyinistile to t,lle stability of tlie'Goretunient. Vile ate happy to find that the amicable relationc of the fJniott thi,s country are not tiisriy to he Alston bed by the Coto ucial tiitph.siiping of thg' two C;(111111111r11 1 A, or by any diffn ca:ties that had occtii red in the F ittlem, rat of houndhries, ".1 I v Lo - tiler lire rei.l.arceif in tie of AN eglyerinient. in policy, in which wr are inclined to belieVe the thericAns will eventtrally 047,r the itio'st, and the, fattruare. (...,..I;cti to the unipitrac -- of the- Eitipesinr•tif ltuSsin, :PM/ Metsfige •ifeqi'lifilMuvtrphe quattvl between and her Colonies, nor tow far the delay id the arraii;e- , meta of the Florida TrVitY riikT oe likely to influence the future policy of theNtion.. A )iiiipq indeed, expressed, that the differences bet ween Spain and the United States-on the subject of ithe Floridas, will at length be amicably ad-1 1 justed. • - . It was reported yesterday in the west end of the town that:: Mr. Canning is to succeed Ltird Stewart as Anthassador fr o m. England to the Court of Vicupa, It_ appears, the,refore, that no credit is given to the Treasury,Jvlirtials,.which have con tradicted the account of a diplonnt it; fracas lietween his Lotil sirip and Ike Austrian - Alinister t Count l',lettertlich on the contrary, there are new teliorts circulation, tending to cori-oho-ate. : the tit us v. It is'said,. , h:st in his Lordslii o's %,oero.dit'se with Co,lllt !: rrlich, the former OIT lai:Lis if in. a manner not strictly ecrif-romble Thert• is also %repot that hi, Lorihd,iit tad a C1i1:i1,i.,..111 11,e . lii srr of a . cart in' the Ore, is of Vienna, in IA c's 11, e l ove his Loidsliip very I , ,t);:h twee, arid that I,i, a pli , a 'ioit for redress 11,1$ not efttliPlled with, his LO) f,13011; tacit the oggressor. For tho trntlr of these t foonded in fact, tin y would show that the seeds of ir misunderstanding hssve beets 'own for sonic • [The - The nims'of Foreigii Idz,t , ers r'CL.it . en ,ince our last, cant:4l4 lit , le niatt,er tvot fit attention, the tt)ess:ig-e of Mr. :'" 10 " , " 014 Cor'gt ,, s, .I;ie . opening-0f the tivi-sion on tltc 141 h oft. his itiost,'we silnniti this ii, be, on the whole, satis!act,,ry to the th,e finit, d :crate. And Itwords ! .!,ettet at i , A...1011c is and ttien , !tv. to his pi the iiitertial state of the Bel. , ildle; Nli• pri• s , tir , It It cwaiiiclasi,lot the hi;.!, fr Tat . sulferii,..cs they have ( .7: 11 .1,.. itarmit. Is et 1.0 I.lle sodden contraction nt the late heace nf thvse ofc,tonnereitt) enterprise and :,rotit t -e long wars of 'Europe had created. ed. To the Iwistilitid hiirtiens lieta,iioited by tbe year of the Iteputilic'withGrei , t Bri tain. He torHidurc; Ilte Vale of Europe as tins4;ttied,74lo the maintezia4ce of 1 lie Fe,ettt peat:eat aitagt-thel prvc 4 ativul. Ile then ploceicils to an extensive tnyvey (it ehit iOl,l Fisting between the States ,mo. I.\-.teign Powers; f, - ? r the particulars of which We le f t r: tu the ntes ....age itself, Its to what conevrit , leer dutoe.sdie euittsiancs. The tillanees.l4 the Union are in a flow ishing colic. Since Septettan:r; 1 t I 5--abolit• lit' efot.; of the wit. with Eti4l,ttnt— the tiatiankl tleht-am.atuted Sc' ni:wards of 15i4,000,000 firs ; tin the 30111 of Seittein , u, last, it hilt not ex t -vetl 9 - 2, 0 0 0 ,00 9 ; two-fifths u 1 ti,e tttioie deht been flab] Or in tiVe year's ! ;We despair of fica; - ing any- plain 31tOe au. lit o ,i, own treas-iry as to whit proportion nl the riiilitmal ( I,l i t of !!!,. he, l ! cptii!nted since Sepfent!ler 1815 ) On the `?oth September there rernained in the Exchequer of Washington, after.defraying the 'experices of the year, a rain tstimated at 1,960,000 dollars. ['Vero. Times.] The Messace, of the President of the (Tnited States on the opening of Congress is a Document , always looked to in this coottry with great interest. in• the tiresent instance, it does not contain much to gratify-that feeling. The last few lines are beyond compare the most satisfactory of the whole. They state tohat in ,e:tecidion of the la* '.l last Sessien for the suppfusliam of the Slave Trade, snore of the . „r,nierican public ships of war have been, employed +:4.t the coast of ;\ Inca, where several captures hare already 'been tirade of vessels coga7.ed in that' disgraceful traffic. Ibis is I hit only dr, et oal..mode of linttieg a stop to a l'ac tice at which -nature ev,ilte; and.all.that is want ing- ds that the .different _powers who hare united in con demning Ihe rlealing in Imovni flesh . 01orn!d unite in seizing .nid confiscating the vc“cli"of the Slave Milers. The Presi dent nest only, says mnininz explicit met lie relations exist in„ herwi'ten Spaiii..and the United States, hat he .deetares that nothing etcpl;eit can be said. The last accountsfromtipain were that the Cortes had the subject under cmtsideration; but those who kniiiV the tediousnesS and uncertainty of the proceedings before that Assembly, wilt conceive from their having taken i-t up hut slight - tippet of their bringing it soim to a conclusion.' The arrangements with England are stated to he cart ird on, sts they , no doubt are,. in a spirit of amity: and on one point, the litigated c , nstruetion of the Treaty of Ghent, that spirit has manifestly prevailed with troth parties, fur the matter has been referred by both par ties to the Emperor of Russia. who has accepted tine media tion. Stiltsame commercial jealprisy SetMIS tin exist. in Ame rico, and rtetnnse has been. had to mravures which. the Arne-Fie:ins call purty defensive, spzainst t‘oth France - and Englard. It 'may however be much doubted whet lser the U riled Stales wilt in the f01..1 find themselves any •great gainers by the restraints winch I; - ey have ituposed either on the or French trade. , —Tbr financial ateounts for the Year Etr-C rerrC,Cji tett 'be fartittPthk, .IMt it is admitted.that there is considerable pressure of distress still remaining in various insets of the 1,1140;n. These„ hotvever, are reasonably ascribed to the peculiar character nil tine epcieli in which ‘‘ , e live, the disturbance of the circulating nred , om, the tranci tion from War to Reiner., which 5 , , bed adduced a rear or twa .ago-in our own tionses of Parliament to account for the. suf fe,ritigs of the lahnuriog e*s, 'were encountered with much scorn by (stir Radicals; tbe "same reasoning however •w:Ati no doubt, be More etCmplacntly rkeived by them, now. they find it advanced by the fr,hief Magistrate of an , " . enlightened Republic." . [The Yubit:c Ledger.] New York Papers have, been received to the 19th ult. bring ing the President's Message to Congress. It will be. seen from it that' tbe 'reports .of the actual arrival in the United tetrito of-the ratification of the treaty for the _Cession of the Flovidari were unfounded. The c l ue,stion, however, is stated 6,Y tire: President to have been suhroitted to the Cortes, and the result stag daily expccied. " The: cotneavrcial relationa be tween the Uniti4t i;t4tes and the British Wept India,andNorth Aiperic Colonies.reinair, in exam vzo, the British Govern ment preferrit47 to leave tlett_ ; cnninreice under the existing restrictions. on :elate sidr;.s. .Ttre , question. between the two countrivs, as to the tree constetni tau of the first article of the !reatY.Qt Ultertt, bas been refarred by Doh (ievern men t s to the E o ,p, :ro e Alexander. The negvciattou pending wrth France, for plaei,g the,Anterican commerce with that county on a footing of reel-re - city - KM! e;;;Uality, is, with.the consent of the Gorirrnoent, to be' transfer:ea to Wa - shingtrin; With regard tot be Spanish Americwr Colonies 4 war with the Twin r country, Abe President holds' out an expectation that an adjustment will finally: Wu , plaCe on the basis of their in deperiderise. The ,Natr'onat Delo, which on the both sep len,Oer,lBl§, 43. " 4, untrdt ,) 15a, 71 : - . 3 0 4 9 dollars, has been since re.iticerl to 9•'.993;9 5 3 dollars. • The receipts at the Treasury for the year ended . . the :;Ott of -.September last, were, 1G,794,107.419 1 / a rs. The expe9.diture exceeded that sum by only 7 . 7,429 dollars." There was a balance in the Treasure of 1-,3:.x0,004 dollars, and the 'arytiors doe fur the sale of public lands, amottuted to V 2.99560 dollars,' T-lie remrsittiler of the Message relates to the tort if.l24tions erc 0 . 014 in various parts of the American territory, -and the measures taken to obtain an eDicient control over, arid to introduce the librsing of cieiliza tion among the Indian tribes. Tire House •of Representativas found an extraordinary 4. o ,ecting a new Spetrke, in the room of Mr. Clay, whn.bas resigned. ,Tbere were twit candidates, but the socee,rsful one must hare an absolute ma jority-of the whole number of vores. The nninber of bat listings, which amounted to twrnty-one; is Said to be wholly witlmit any precedent. last the choice fell upon Mr. J. - Taylor, who was elected by a majority of foiir. These pollens vonttain sogre further accounts fiuw St. Domingo. Boyev, on the pith October,, issued. a pro,latriation hoes St. Marc's, cabinet on the so hjects of rh, Christ optic!, to place theitei'lyer , under. the ibl of the Republic; but we are sorry to find it added; that ." a bloods civil war s till raged in various parts of theisland.when the Juno (last arrival) sailed." On Saturday' the several curiosities brought from the Polar sea were landed at Whitehall= stairs from the boats of the iHecla and Griper. The whole. are to be deposited in the. British 'Museum, as soon as they can be properly arranged. . The fog early-yesterday was so dense in the metropolis and its vicinity, that the stage-coaches • going from and retw:.7ng to it, .were ol)li ; .-;od to "obsei:Ve the utmost cauCon • to prevent accillents ; and he craft on . the river, obliged to pass up and down, - were constantly necessitated to hail each other to avoid running foul. Candles were lighied in almost every house tintil a.bout two o'clock. Afad-erne CATALAN', it is reported-in the mu sical world, may be expected itrEnglaed 'early in the next Spring, and will then• tae the operati cal lead at Drury-Lane- Theatre.- C o u NTRY FAI LAsT WEEK. _5..,_- rT • average Pr ices of Corn a , . , 1 Ficiur,per Quarter, TVinckester :11 - • LEICEstEiv, Dee.- Od ; Rye, - Os Od ; Barley, 27i'0;1; kiiats, 23s Od ; ,Beans, 4:.rs Od; Hog, Pease,: —s d ; Pale Malt, 70s 01 ; Oatmeal, 26s Os per btu; I of 1.1011)s; Fin , Flour, per 6i'Lli, 521 Ott ; .S6condsi 50;'od ; Thirds, 47s Od; • • Pie kr Brecid. Quarteru Loar,.• Wiicate•ri hitto• Elutis, hold Os .6d. , • MAUCET nAli./301;0t/ti4; Dec. 12.—Wh'e , .tt, 54s tri 62s Rye, —s a.s 1 Barley, 25s a 27s ; Oats, 20s a 2.2 s ; Beans, old H—s'; Pease —s .i —s ; Malt =s a —6; Fine Flour per sack, 52s : ti,eonds. 60s , • I 4E -- s, UrpwittA;‘,l, Pee. i;,e.—Wht.at, 565: re-GOi; Barley, 2 S 275; Oal s, 245; Berms, a I..t:GimouotiGH, Dec: 14.—Wheat,.61s: Bitrky, 293; Oat's, , 2 , 2 s Beans, —i; - Matt, ti9.s ; Fitie Frour, per sack, 411,4 - DA. , TEY, 1 - )e. 13: 'X fu:at " 54s Pd a•G29 Qd •V.v.:tus - . 3Gs Od a 40k Od Battey ..• 2q• Od Peas =6s Od Oats 20s Od a I.is od y the custdmary measure'. ~.„. ' iNonivrcti, Dec. v.?: . At 1ti.0r,..5,1,,1(tt Quarter. • A'heat .... c 32 otl :c liff:: 0:1 , (Mt, --. _. . - .... :New siis Oda 62:401 1 13( um )t ye ' 25s lid a 2tis 0,1• P. .04 Parley .:.: 9,2 s Od a 24-fr.o4 I M:,li, per Colb.B.ls Od a 3(is Od l'eas,'W bite LOs od a . 'l.' , Oil : liekt Fluor • ~ t(is. o d a 4 - 7 s Od ----. Grey . 315 0.41 aVs lid I ' • ' per sack., Coak,"4o.- 4d a 4 - .9 4a per chaldron. - Nolv4ivli Wei I.lv 1111-4)1 Nlort,elity• • Tlortl—Nfales... ... 54 k 17, 1,11ari , 11—N1.51 ,4 .... 8 1 5 _ Fentaies..... 01 - "--- 4 —Yetoales .. 7f ' NCI' eased 1,.. , ... 2 I Increased ' -Rough Tallow 5t I Ail tier stone. Dipt Candles,, ot:-Sloold, fld per lb Average price of Fresh.Botter . in Norwich Mat het,. front 18d a 19.5 per plot. - . , .. . _ tAnmoo ter, Dee. 14.-Our stipple of Wheat and tiarievim Saturday' w.,s sot plentiful, lit to:iy•earoll-to the d - emandm Little do - lir,: in tit het liraiiii:lour 1S per Stack lower. - Wheat, ..%1 bite . ... 59s a 60s I Peas,•Boilitig sos a 545 ------- Red .... 545• a 555 --- Grey Barley (Nlalt)., .. 23s a 4:), Beat a ---,--,--- (tit.) .... 9.3 s a 236 '----- Nee . . Oats - 20. a -22., i• - lotir, per sack .: 4 . '75 a-S ''ooll, Dec. ti.--We Wad but - a • mall soppy of Wheat at i his Ma thet, which sold at .an ;it'saiice of is. pc: , quarter. Park, ~,s 101 l sale, and Is per quarter lower. :Nu alt.t Ea, then in the price. Of Oats.-The following are the aterage pticei - per quarter Winchester -Wheat, 33s Od-Oats, 18s 50 -Barley, 9.45. tiaLft - ax, Dec. 9.-The dema-id for ,Flour and Meal has been" rather better, and 'each folly supported last weelt's prises. In Beans no utatelial alteration. Malt it cely Son pot t 4 last week's pt . /rel.-Flour per sad: aif 28011 , 5, , 28.1 a 46s -Meal per pack of •24011 - is, 29s a•:3ls-Tick Beall', per guar. 405 a 445-Small Beans, - 42sto 465-.:-latt, per head of 6 ho. 42s a-465,, . ~ -- _ Ly NN , D ec . 14,......0nr Market on Tuesday was well Sup plied with Grain, and there was wore In iski,ess in the trade ibtsii.la.t. we, It. but we e;111110t mole • ary alterationi to the prices from thi,i thy.se'ttiii4lit; FloUr unaltered. . Wheat .... 541 Od a this.od 1 Oats, Nee... -s Od a-s Od - Sec.-. -•• -- s Oil a :-...s WI Pease, It. -ss Otl,a*--s:011 .Barley °-2, od is 2 6s 1 .10 1 ---,- Grey 343 Otia. 30s e,ii . Fine . -s Ott a-s 0.1 Beans .-....- 34; - UC. a - 401'0d Oats .- . . this Od a 2ss 03 Fin. r' , , , tir 'bus .0d per sack . '. LiNcol.N. De . It. Wheat 63s a 67; 0,! ' - tats 19s. a 21. Od It v,:. -, a -- fi :5 0 " Beans. -s a 56. od Par'ey 975-a29 s 0;1 t Pras Longer, Dec. 13. Wheat ...... ... 50s a 60s Od . Barley 2ss a ifit Od Pats Rye ......:: .... -s a -5.0,1 Pease KNA.itEsßfin', Dec; 1:3 . . Wheat, - White - 7s ;lila Rs Oil per bushel ---- Red Oats • Beans rs 01 a Gi :34l per bushel Barley ~ - .LIELks, Dec I 2.-Thaugli the supey-of .- .:-:rain Was not large, yet there was no disposition to purchase, and 11 1 ,11, few sal e s could be effected, although offeled al low prices.-Wheat, both old and tiew; shill sale, at reduction of is per quarter. on the first., and 2s - per quarter on-the-interior qualitief.- Bu.leywith difficulty sir pion ts last week's lincps...---o.ats dull sale, and rather lower, it sah•s•are obtains- 1 ..-- , --Other articles at i:I rcits'ain dins, whhout any trialetrial alteration in price. Wheat, , Norfoil; and Suffoll - sps GO5 ti3sl ~ • .I)ito,(n e w)-- . York and LitICOI.I 1,..)1tta,. '(nevi) • 5 - 2s , 56s 55s -,, Barley, Norfolk and Suffolk (ilea 2os 225. 243 .= . Purl: and ,1 -, r1~,ii, Scotch and Northumberland 26s 27s 231 ;.;:: • Oats, Frieiland andlfotato - - 9lp - 22 - s_ Cis •kr .; . V . • Ditto. . (ne;v) ...... ......, 195.20; 21s Commop and Poland - -21 s 22s •-• ;-: Ditto (new) 'Ss, 19s kris . 3 Beans, Tick Small 4os 42; 42s t; Peas, \Vhite., • Grey .. . Malt, per load of six. bushels 4121 46. 4t , s Shelling, per tio. of V.;i ile - 26s 473 .-- , s Flour, -fine, per sack.o128011). 425 41s 44 9 " - - :Seconds - " - ' , 831; 3fit_46s . Rapeseed,.(ol,l,j.per lust of 10 qrs. -'391 401 ---t . Ditto (New) .. O7/ 381 --=.. I lltrt,h, 'Dec.-12.-11k: attendance of tarmert to this day's Ma . rket has been considerable. , • Nat withstanding there was rby ye means a huge sliew of samples, andtlte trade was tittl in the extreme. Wheats may be noted , &Orli Is aCs lover than -last. we•ek.-13arlyy fullls.. per quaster 10wer..1,-0 - ats are rather plentiful, but exceedingly dull at theASsulation.--Iti Beans, Tares, and Rapeseed, nothing eci,ng. " . Gitlin' broUght.ct;ast w rse.-W heat , -I',' Et -; Batley, a 3 0 .;, Oats, -; Rye, ,-; Beans and Peas, - quarters. . Grain carried coastwise.-Wheat, --.; Oats, 350; . Barley, -; Tares, -; and- Pe.ms,,- qrvarterr. Wheat, English, per . quarter SC 4 ,Ss a 6CS Net' -2s 55s a 56s Oats, Old -- New l4s tOs a 195 Riga Oats - .., • 1.-lamborgh - Ws Vtis a 193 Barley Beans .. 35s 40,5 a -.3 Tares English Ffire;gn Rapeseed - • .. 301-401 per last:- Live.aPoot, CORN ExCHa?;GE, Dec. 12.-'llsere was a good attendance of buyers to-day, whose principal object was the 'purchase of Irish Wheat, of which some partial sales were matte at an advance of Id per 7(114;: in (Alai - descriptions no variation.-, Tor Barley, late prices were scarcely supported. Fine new Malt something dearer.--The transactions in Oats Were very limited, anti ire sonic instances a trivial decline was submitted to.-I.lour dull, and is a 2s tier sack chiaper„ Wheat, English .. •7s6d a 8s 3d per. 7011 is. • -,--- Foreign - Oil - .- --- Irish ... Gs gd a 7s 7 - 11 -...---- ‘ Barley, English . 4l 04 is. 4s t;tl per Collts. . -- Foreign . • Os Qd, a Os Od r ---,---- Oats, Pritotoe Malt, Flue: Beaus, Enghsll Flour,. per 2206b5. 43 a 455-Seconds, 38; a .40s - - Atrerican Flout, 3-is a 3'6s per hat rel of 191111,5. net. l'intiort of Grain, fin - the Week smiling Dec. 11. Wheat, 13,80 n lra ; It3e, 28 ; Oats, 7,213 ; Barley, 2403; Beans, 1192; feaie, 24 ; Oatmeal, 57 ;- Flour, 2737 sacks, 6700 barrels. • . . V ..: 1 AV; xoso.!1, Wheat, per Os _a 1810(1 Oats Dee. 16. litapv, per qr Pea.e Ilve . .29s a 36s . 36s a 49s --S -S No, 50s a ils 011 I Prc. 16. Outs ... 14'h cat . ifs a 21a Sls rt :35s riait4 2 1 a 275 (4d t Prase &•aas Wheklt a —s. STamr.s, Dec. 13. Wheat .... 101 05 a Tie 10s tkase, per qt —s a—s lye ;its Lte s . 21 —° Dar Pee. 14.—Ati our Marhet on Monday last, he nig fortnight 44y, we had, lint a moderate allow of cattle; salts dull ; 23ecf , 0s a 6s 91 per Stonv,sipl.iiogott' , ll. Ot sheep a large shut, which cloud lung, and at tke close of the mar , het a good. Many remained Mittton. 51 lOra'ts 91.1 per stone. Of Wheat and other gtain• a liberal supply. .:td Whew, old, 1.6 s a I6s 6d ;_ New, l3s t 14s 6d; WPite, l 5 6d a les. Oats, 5s 10d it Ss; old Bs. Et arlv:i,.Bs'a Ss ; fle~ns: old 2s ; new ;Is a los. Tease,, SOs tid a I I s'per boll. tituchtott, Dec. 18.—There was a good supply pt gran. at our mule 61* Aiay 5 4103,sait-dti:l,44l}ti. the 3 a n l: as last •ttVtrefts' s-tn4.r:rotir !3;'6.-1 'a- 1 155 3d per b o ' (+a; f,,un -2s a =..'s I Uth-i;e4 , lrus-t.el. - t;arolcastle, Dec. 13.—Our. t to. day has been "W e t , ~ ,tlt grain of to.st soil,: Ir.tte alteration since 1, price.• 'Wheat to . l6m—llart.y, )5N to 94-oats7 b, to (:S.per qr.—Beet and Nlnitno„ 'stl to- t,4l.—Polk. 0d P er 1 ("!.ickt,ter, Dec. 16.—Chichester beat market (termed t' ,, c Ullis a 'zios rkct) _had a - she'w of , prie iotat NVednesdl kielt •mill ai!Van-cvti pliers, mod) . being b o ught at 4 56 s 9d'per stone:—,i-log• meat remain. at 4s---„Wl.teat lit 1° ref !oad ; the quai•tern {oaf is Ito, at 7ld I 1 , Dec. 13—At our, Marliet ibis day we had a go--, i snpidy of Cattle and :Sheep, 4 .vhich sold nearly at last Wer t , prices—kik:et . ; from 6s a fis 6(1 per stone, sinkinz otTa!--INF J , n, 5s 10(1 a 7s - --Witritt front 56s a 60s per quarter-- 11 f 4 38s—Oats front ins'a 22s Sd.. . • - unixtiNottAm I• a Wlmat ... as Od a '7s- 6,1 I lltan, .... 5s Od a 65 t 9" tlarluy..... 3s Od a 4s 3d W. I't as .. 5s 3d a 5 5 - 0 ,1 Oil,t's . iS Cd a As 3d Gr. di, .... 4s. 9d a 45 Per.Winchesier Measure, 1 , 1. r or W'inn . r.—NEw?on . r, DEC. 15.—The average p ri ° o f Wheat at on r'.llat Let, this week, was 131. 3s. per load. NIASHU HY, DEc. 16.—Our31arlo.t was abundantly sUPP l ' a s with` Grain of every description on Tuesday; a.nd both Wir l and Batley, of the bo•:taittalities, o•aintaiaed the prices of '1 .4 ',; %,e,.-11'!“.iit, 405 a 5-2s—Barlev, 2 0s a 25s—Oats, C 00 053 a-4tis. At. Devizes on 'l'hnrsd ,v last, there seas an - f i t kmoce upon . the best . samplei 'of Wheat and Barley, briskly. There was Ili/ detuand for middling hod' 4 1 5' 6 ,1 sorts. Best Wheat, c:2!s a :3; Per sack—"arley, 2Ss Os r, gnarl er--"Dittc,'9.2s a'3os,--Ileansil Vs a '2.2s 3d per sac:lr.-L.-Fit'', 40s a 42s per _ Thorsdarlast there was no variation in the rice e l , wain at Nfalliet Latinglon. Irf ,g thippenhain fair,' which was held last Monday, wat „, thinly attended, and t;,e uniaber of sheep penned was r it)c", Good Beef sold at. hot. Ils a 334 6d a ' , co l.° ei ft rs, from 91 a 12..!e..ae1t ton, Fr ,n: 5d a 71: Inr!`- , • ~4 W's it-ESTEN, Dec. ]6.—Well-ad a gent{ stipp:y of saa , P: i ., to-day at oar I] ati.et, for whith hillier priers were tlefuO i , eti, the buyers not submitting to not - advance, - but little 0' ness was done On •thurstlav, the supply of ‘I heat' at Nt`whory was 5 4 ' ' and dill not materially vary from the prices of la•n - wee' , • ' meddling Eppl:k of Barley, which met with a brisk sale A . PvciiNG!',loKe., Dec. .10s a 33,--3al:tl CC 's 23s Oats, If )s a 9.6s—Be:ins, 2Ss a 29s Bread, I s 5,1• ,4 `Al.P.Esrotco,'Dec. 46s a 545—Barrey, .2.-;:s 3 - , -Oats, els a 2r3s. FaaNtlitm, Dte. 535 a 55 , —Barley, 55s R —Beaus, 35; a t,s•ls—Oats, 2.es a 25s—Pease, 37s Bread, Is tfrld. :. .• . ' . SHREWS/WRY., Dec. 15.. iit Fairs to be Holden.—Dtc. is, Lutibury; 20, Cora - en; liiiit/tort ; 2 22,I,Ianiair, 7 . - Price at Grain inSllHDwsistifty oil Saturday. Wheat, 39 tits 7s C 4 2 50s 6,1 t . .., : 14:1 4 Barley . . 4S 2d .::: 2Ss Od The Quar. of 8 ‘Citt ,- , t Oats, 57 (its- . 5s Od z - 2 4 s 511 ter Bush. or 856 ‘i t '''' Peas . . . Os Od z —s Or; - .. Mlles, 3.4t1l tl per la-Zk.alt Skies 641—T w allo, 4,1 d. „ t s At onr fair on Tnesd.ay and Wedn'esday, there were ''..,; few prime Cattle, Whieli obtained rather advanced 1.6 411 * 'About 7.1 per Ib ; Stores were not in request. There wO il tolerable ilea:Frd for fat 5t....,, which sold at fid and Gi l l. Stores were a ding. There were many tine. fat Pigs. at 4•,; and 44-d per lb. The Hor,,e Alarta.t was totally dericien ! gthi'd florses. Cheese: best dairies 47s u• 55 per ewt ; ''''' mon 48s a 40—liutier -Sig a 00. -per lb for tubs . the q to , 4 , City of Clietse,a.r.d Butler weis small—Bacon t.;id a "V f" lb far sides; prime Hams 8d ft 9, 4 . At Oswestry, on Saturday and Monday, Pigs, Sheep, C atT ;; ' ,: and i-lorses, ex-erienced a t o lerabl e .dcmand arid mere au t t qUatc prices—Salt Butter s6d per gawp of l'.2ll)—Ghe ' from abs a 45s per cwt. Wortoesrea, Mc. 10. Wheat Barley Prase ' as 4tl aOs Od. Hereford Annual Great Market on lVednesdav exlill) ; the largest Show of Cattle we txtve ,Virnessed since,the r , ' blishment of this uyetnl !List, a , .1/1 Ott sales, we are lis;' ,, , to state, were tolerably liriil, at I Milt"' advanced price - s ^—. .f animals were in consat.rattle.rtapiest, and the Arrarlvit 44 , cleared 41 an ekiriy Ito li r.--Ti. e 11, - ,rse Pair r•fforded a ,1 „; 1 . ' indifferent supply of animals, and goOd borst•si - for s3du 4 and call, sold well. - - • • - - - COftN M.,1 RIC ZVI Truro.—W heat, 9.1 s 71J-,'-13arlev, lOs Od—.oatz, Ss fid. Pettryo.---WL.eat, 216 Od ley, los -id a I 0 s Oats, as ICSs V. St. Anslell.—Wheat,ios n S Is 6d-3stley,-Vs Od a its v , Oats., 7s a- 8s Od. U:nuelloro.-IVitt,i, 18s Q.: to 208---3arky,9s a (),• a t,s 6d---Beef aoil Jlutton, - 411 a . 4 .41. St.' 'v., a 7i.i—Barley, lOs a 103 ti , Beef, 5,1 a Litton. sd - a Std. ' CaTpoon—Wheat, I Is'o4 Izis 6a a 6* . , —Oats Gs a (is 6L---Beef and ithittinti •'Cat 44(1. lielston—Wheat, .2.-? s a 25s Od—Bar:ey, 1:7 Ott a 143. : 11 :Vlftat cq.i Ati . ';'-2is 19i a — , -Harley, I is--(Tats, • 95 a• Ds 6d-:-13 , ecf, '4 sd—Niut- tcll 5 , ) a lki—fork, 3ci. sCOTCH S.EQ4.I.F.hTIIATIONS: 1" Dec. 9. Donai4 N.l'Calittrir,„soine unit innkeeper at Olt` Fet ry, A rityfeshil e, %Anton t at Port linty ne,' llnte—Creditore Inert at the Crown Inn, Rol!lsar . ; `2'.21! arid St h January, tit i. VV:liiam Ritchie, groc-cr and sidrit dealer, 1..13!!1? " Creditors tueet Ilan:it's. teti el there, firth and 3Gtb 1:- 4 at' 12. • Adam Dickinson and Co. booksetlers, —Creditors meet iii the Rurl E.x.t:ltange Cu, ec-tiuuse, burgh, 20th Decewlier Zlild 4111 Jan'indy, at 2. - . - &C. - -Rocleriekfhollt)otraiii, n,”,;ll:tri I 1 r P,.rt -Dtitl 3: ' : it near w, to le ex4tniLed ift the_hberiff-CleiliN there, IJi,en,Ler and titiaiy, a. • . ti/alcolin Paterson i t tl nionufaettr ,r ; 10 0 , I)uncriii,'hear tna94. 1 .,0w, 1,03 t•li S l 'r r . clrrl,'s Office there, Qir3 04renitter aue nth .Imitiary, at I 1• . Crettitor&-iif 5,/avja t:arr.lthets, eattie .It-al,r, tf inert in the office of Itc,l,ert, • Kemp; vt-i7,-r, Dom filie.s, Sr .Decetnber, 3t 12. - .• Creditors of Alexander Brown r.rid Co. merchants arbrC . 1 , will receive a dividenil at the offi4 of ituLeit 1101 a -rid, IP ° 'chant there, 11th • UteditOrs of William Blair, priistex, E4itibui - gh, wig rcri' 3 ; i , a dividend at the office of ..!ultu L. G. Balfour, W. ti• .144- street, - 110 January; EXECUTTON.-Yesterday mornittg, pursuant ii , 54:tattier, Deaupses , wa,caretstol Isere, at the oty ,. nary place of execittios , ; 'I tie unfortunate man, w h o teat , rf t j j vientsly )Iv-sited Upon at rt.: Lott,-up house by M Pottents,3,,,t two Cattsolie Clergymen, vehere 'some retig-ions prtpara t i n `f. trad beep wade, teas eunds..tted up the- uynd to sse fold, atten , lcd by ti,e. o;nehttiog Hag i.4.rntes, accompanied lf ( t he- Clerzyn , el/, and ganided by a detaerunent of poYsee, fr o . past.ti o'eteck• 5L441 tturespcnt in deroti°o to vs Lich he paid great attention, be bowed respect the Nlagistrates, and hands I,t;tlr those around b l , and then mounted Ilse drOp, as,iisted by th e e`xeeutiotte,,' wht re coatitnied 'a few 13'illUttS it, uso.st earnest and f 4 a vent r.sayer: ‘Vhen the rtsre w,s adjusted he exclditned, ' tt s t loud and diStinct eoice, "1 am intl.cLnt. the charge agai n ei s me I'? and . instnistly druid', Illy b:la! stud he ‘`. l) , !Hum:heti - into eternity. Atte r han;sing the iisusk l time, t !sosty cart dawn, and s.rut to ilst , Collette to he dboec tet- ; He, yea deem' :y ‘ll,ssed woctEning; The spectators w cr not nutsnetuus.---(LdiNor€74l.l Coirr c:Ttt, Ihc, 14.) . - '' On Satird , y, the ';Ut ;a inst., at I;ulwichy Mrs. W. WYn nIF of a ditug!Jer. Al A The !on. Caftalrl .Ic-cc:cline Percy, of the Royal Nart. 9e : cam: sun of thi• Ea!! ut Bct t,as married, yeNtet day night, (:,,Ikelare Church of lVolverlimaptoii, to Sopb v i -Eliz7o , eflt,' 'third -dituf,l . .irt of Aitiriton Wulhouse,. Esq• flathortou, in Stath:ril.ifire. ' - IM!-fl. - Irr .7t.zre In • Ft, near 1 - Iydratta4l, of. t!•:, cho!era morons, C 3 ,r; taro jameh of fte 1 lin rvollent Madras jVatt . rtinrEclay I•a?t, in ".4in-rev. , street, Strand, Charles sing e son, F.Aq., laic of I.nilifitid.agn:d 55. o( On the it.'4l inst., at 11amptacad, Mr; Sam. Ewbank , Q.ueen street, Cavend;*,q-Jare. Ln T in , t. Pt anagn Nerearage, near Ayiestitiryf t 11( Rev. 11.117,..‘‘'w,„,,.. LONDON: Printe.t hcJ. T 3 . cmts-rAnot, et?, Or% Ornu-mi-7treet, (41,,,n-square; and published by W• SCJIIITS, or Nn. 7, South Molton-street, at Tag () , rce, N. ; vehrrtz Adrettisements, Order" Lotter", Scc.. ranst Lutaddtesstds' //) s , rio t ; n 9