The Sun. — London, England, 1825-06-27 00:00:00

TIIE LONDON JOUR.NALS. - DAILY Astructs from the Morning Pcgiers., June e 7, 1825 _ • [MORNING POST.] PARLIAMIENT...--The Houser of Commons, it is evpected, will have Cashed the whole of its 'bu siness this evening ; in which case, it will adjourn loft. a. few-days, hi order to allow time to the -lords to pass the remaining Bills. Saturday ; .4e i 2 at present considered as the probable day of Prorogation ; and it is supposed that his Ma. jevt.y nil! attend in person on that occasion. We received last night, by Express, the • VfstuckPapers of Saturday. The Etoile of that *We, gives,an article from Milan, which states That all the Foreign Ministers who had accompa- ARied the Emperor to Genoa had returned from gat city, but that his Imperial Majesty was then •et Pavia. An article from Lisbon of the 9th in. ..stant, states that Portugal, in imitation of other gauntries, who have adopted the wise and liberal policy of Britain, has in a great measure entered upon.the principle of open trade. The first step -token by the Portuguese Cabinet, has been to re stuunce the system of absolute prohibition, and to establish in its stead a duty of thirty per cent. an a vast number of articles, such as silks, orna ments, tissues worked with gold or silver, laces, false stones, and beads of all colours, cloths and stuffs of all countries, except those of Eng land and of Holland, " Henceforward," says the • communication, " competition will be open to all :nations, and the consumer will benefit by it."— (Ibid.) [MORNING CHRONICLE.] We have received Brussels Papers to the 26th instant. They contain the details of some new Regulations respecting Schools, and the qualifi cations of Teachers in the Kingdom (1f the Ne therlands. We are always suspicious of the in terference of Governments with the qualifications of Teachers, but we believe that the Govern ment of the Netherlands is perfectly in good faith in this matter. An article from Lisbon, in the Courier Fran. wis, gives an account of the result of the exer. tions of Mr. Iluskisson, &c., to open the trade o Portugal. We wish they could open the under standings of our landholders; but they are some what worse to manage than the Court of Lis bon.—(Mid.) [NEW Times.] The present poll for the Sheriff.; of London is Furious : there is something novel in the idea of an election for a high civic office in the Metro polis, the votes for which, after two days polling, do not reach as high as 200 in number. We doubt whether any case has before occurred in which the Livery have been so intirely at a pause. The question, indeed, seems hardly understood by them ; and yet it is extremely simple. A ma-. rtceuvre has been played off upon the Livery, by Natsicts two individuals were attempted to be elected by surprise, who, for some-.reason best known to themselves, had not chosen to give the citizens any previous notice of their intentions. The only way of preventing the trick from succeeding was by opening a poll,. and thus giving the Livery time and opportunity of knowing who were the Candidates,,,and of gaining some information as tt their qualifications. .But it is frequently asked, will Mr. Martin and Mr. Woolley serve ?—as if that point had any using to do with the real question. If Mr. Dose and Mr. Hurd had not put . themselves forward, Messrs. Martin and Woolley would have been chosen as matter of course, they being at the head of the official list. If Messrs. Dove and Hurd had been properly an nounced to time Livery a reasonable time before the ejection, and had been approved of by them, this would have left the old list untouched. But if the Livery object to being surpriied and manoeuvred into the choice of candidates who spring up on the morning of- the election, they have certainly ttaother course left them but to turn back to the official list, and. to take, as they would otherwise have done, the first . two names upon it, leaving these gentlemen, if elected, the usual option of accepting oc declining the offiCe. "The question, therefore, we repeat, is not between men, but between the preservation. of the old wholesome' usages_of the "City, and an innovation Which, in at least one. instance of late occurrence, - has pitioiertthe parent of inconvenience and discredit to all caticarnod its it. • [TII E. 11.111HAI The efforts for forcing the French - 3 per cent. certificates into_ circulation having. been increased on Saturday, several -large purchases were. ina-d-e, and the vrice advanced to 764- to the eltperiment. is in progress .as to what-may be its fate in this market, we-learn by the•letters from Paris that M. de Villele is not idle; and that his coadjutors, the Bank of France, the Receivers general of + taxes, the subservient public Com panies, and all the immediate dependents of the Government, are ready to. apply their capital to • enhance • the value of the new stock, and thereby induce the holders of the 5 per'cent. Relates to assent to the conversion. '.n. ! journal . des Mbats of Wednesday last con tains an article on the subject, in which the possible consequences to the Government of this attempt_ to force the new certificates into circula tion are Set forth with great ability.... Not to mention the unconstitutional proceeding of--mak ing the receivers of taxes speculators in the pub lic funds, a ,sudden fall in their value owia4, to any political caiise might make them unable to fulfil their engagements, and the funds of the Tredsnry placed in their hands for the public service pight.be suddenly dissipated. Still more embArvassing would be the situation of the French Government in the event of the failure of any of thoeagentsemployed in foreign countries to circu late the new certificates—an event which should alyfaysbe regarded as within the compass of rea. sot** probability. Would the. Government in that case intermingle in the concerns of a. pri vate individual. whose affairs had been•placed by his failure in the hands of assignees ?. What would they do with the reifies pledged ? Would the State turn auctioneer, and sell them to the highest bidder for the benefit of the bankrupt's account ? This is the line taken by the article in the Journal des INbats, which it is unnecessary to give at length, as it is occupied, u► the latter part of it, in a demonstration, only interesting to French readers, that the experiment must fail in that market. Our only anxiety is, that the new stock should not establish itself here as an invest ment for the disposition of capital, until its me rits are fairly understood by those who are likely to pursue that course ; and at all events, that they should not become the dupes of the in trigues of a French Minister, for want of having them fairly laid open to their view. [BRITISH PRESS.i After-all, the rights of the Spanish bondholders will not be bartered away. The principle of composition, on which the new loan was to have been founded, is abandoned, and the contractors have insisted upon the recognition of the bonds at their full value. This is what should have been done in the first instance. If it had, we have no doubt that the question would have been settled long ago. As it is, the whole subject must con tinue yet some time in suspense. The delay that will take-place, whatever it may be, is decided ly beneficial to the bondholders. Ferdinand must do them complete justice. We wish, how ever,. that the Contractors had so managed their negociation with him, that there had been no ap pearance of bad faith on their part. They ought never to have proposed a composition. The Times states, that M. Almagro, the Spanish Commis sioner, had " mistaken the project, or rough draught of a contract, for one fully ratified." — This statement is itself a mistake—the contract was concluded, as we have stated, on the 27th ult., at Madrid. The King of Spain then ac , ceeded to Cie terms on which the Contractors offered to furnish him with a loan. It remained then only to issue the new bonds, for which pur. pose M. Almagro came to London. [TTIE PUBLIC LEDGER.? Last night we received Brussels Papers to the '24th. They announce a partial change of Ministry, including the Home and Foreign Departments. — Count Reede, who for several years conducted the foreign interests of the Netherlands, has resigned this post, and is succeeded by M. de Coninck, who was Minister of the Interior. To the latter De partment, M. Von Gobbelschrag, Cabinet Secreta ry to the King, has been appointed ;, but whether a further change is contemplated, or whether the present will embrace measures as well as men, we know not. We should hope, however, from the good sense of the King, that lie has no inten tion of Making any violent and sudden alteration in the external relations of his kingdom, as it - would he inconsistent, in the first. place, with his character of Constitutional King, and, in the next, with the interests and wishes of his sub-' . j(tts. We are aware that be has not an easrpart to play at present, harassed as he is by the solici tations and intrigues of the floly Alliance. But his situation would be incomparably more diffi cult, should he be induced to entertain designs hostile to public liberty, as from that moment he, would be obliged to guard his throne with fo reign bayonets against the machinations of his subjects. We are sorry, in the mean - time, to see the Prince of Orange so frequent a visitor at the Court of St. Petersburgh ; as the lessons he re ceives there will not prepare him for the part he will be probably called upon to act—a part far more glorious, - and more acceptable to God as well as man, than that of an arbitrary Prince. DiOItNING HERALD:I In the early part of Saturday there was pretty considerable business doing in: the , British Stock-Market, and the prices of the British Funds advanced. Consols for the cur rent Account opened at 91ii,advunced to9IZ, and closed at9Ql, • with what is termed abrisk market: The reason assigned for this advance in their value is the plentifulness of money .which exists at this time, and the large sums which must shortly be brought on the market in the shape of Dividends on the British Funds, and the interest on several Foreign Loans. The amount of drawbacks to be paid by Government to the holders ' of wine, in respect to the recent reduction in the duty on that article, will also be payable early in the next month, and is to a very considerable amount ; and as those who will have to re ceive it must look upon it in the shape of a godsend, they tail no doubt want to invest it, which will consequently tend to in crease the floating capital on the market. A report of the cap ture of Callao by. Bolivar caused considerable stir on the Fo reign Market on Saturday. This news- is said to be contained in a letter from Puerto Cabello, at which place tidings of it had been‘re-ceived from Bogota ; but those persons best versed in the geographical situation and:routes of South America, consider it almost impossible but that if such an important event as the Capture of Callao had taken place, but that we must have heard of it by.other sources long before the news could have travelled , the roundabout way which this private letter states it to have 'one ; and as the speculators have been so often deceived by private letters in regard to South American intelligence, the present communication had hut very little effect on the market. The Securities just rose a trifle in consequence. • INTEitciTiNG SuaGtc..‘l, EXPERIMENTS. —Dr. tircsstart,. of Shiffnal, has published a letter, in which he endeavours to - prove, that suspended animation may be safely employed during operations on animals; with a view to ascer tain its probable utility, in surgical operations on the human subject. The theory is, that men may be rendered torpid, or be subjected to a temporary suspension of animation, by arti ficial means, and that whilst they continue in . this state, the requisite surgical operations may be performed upon /hem, unattended with the ordniry suffering, or any. hemorrhage. Dr. Hickman details eight experiments in support of his theory,' and he appears to be so thoroughly satisfied as to the result, that he concludes by observing, that lie should not hesi tate a moment to become the subject of the experiment he recommends, if he were under the necessity of suffering any ion or severe operation:—(Liiterpool Mercury.) Extract of a lettPr, tiatoti Naplos., Jun(' : " Aladarne FoDort , was lately hissed for bad behaviour; she was pettish because 'hiss Tosi was applauded fur something, and so she shammed Abraham and would'ot sing, Which wt:s certainly very naughty of her ; but_ when the people hissed her,. she got better, at:W.ole is now, singing as well as ever, which proves that hissing is an excellent remedy for Colds occasioned by bad temper." DESTRUCTIVF. FIRS AT CR OYDol.—Saturday Morning we understand that a most destructive fire broke out at Croydon, and was raging with cmiSitlerable' fury when the information arrived in town. A number of engines imtnediately' set off from town to thespot. Though we have not yet obtained fall particulars respecting this calamitous event,, we hear that .14 or 15 houses or cottages have been burnt down. BIRTHS. On the 24th insi.,., at Palmer's-green, the lady of Isaac . Wal ker, lisq, of a daughter. - At itamsga:e, on the 24th inst., the lady of Henry John Adeane, Esq., of llabraham; Cambridgeshire, of a son and'heir. • • DIED. On Saturday, the 25th inst. at her house in Upper Charlotte. On Fitzroy-square, 'Mrs. 'Ann Foyster, Tel of the late Samuel Foyster, Esq.„ aged. 71.• • , On the 18th inst., at Yeovil, in Sornersetshire, Henry Wills, liEsq., captain in the army, of Queen's -buildings, Brompton, and the brother-in-law of Admiral Williams. COUNTRY MARKETS AND FAIRS DURING THE LAST WEEK. BERM. REA HIRE. )ING. Wheat Bader 34: a 40s 1 Pease ... . —s a—s Oats - White —s a—s WANTAGE. Wheat I Barley NEWBURY. Wheat 563 a 80s I Oats Barley HUNGERYORD. Wheat Barley Peas BUCKINGHANISHIRF.. AYLESBURY. Wheat.... 72s Od a 78s 0(1 Beans .... 40s Od a 44s Od Barley .... 40s Od a 42s 01 Peas Oats 2131 Od a 30s Od Rye BuctoNotiam—(Per bushel.) Wheat 73 6d a9s 3d Oats Old .. Os Od 3Os Od Beans Barley Vetches 6s 6d a 7s Od. CAMBRIDGESHIRE. CAMBRIDGE.—Average. Wheat 6 14 103 per qr 1 Oats . l9s 18d per qt Rye .. —s Od Beans 36s tid Barley —3 od Peas WlSBECll.—Average. Wheat 63s 43 per yr 1 Oats ....... 2s 103 per yr Barley —s 03 1 Beans 37s ad Rye CHESHIRE. CHESTEV. Wheat, 751 b Os Od a OS Od Barley, aftqts Os ad a Os Od - New lls Oda Ili 3d New Os Od a OS Od Oats . 3s 6d a Ss 8d Rye Os Od a Os Od NANTWICH. Wheat, 751 b —s Od a—s od ' Oats, 451bs . Os Od a Os Od -- New llsOd a 11s 6cl 1-- New , 4s Od a 4s scl Barley, 38qts Os oil a Os od Rye Os 041 a Os Od MACCLESFIELD.—FIour, per 2401 b. 47s a 50s—Oatmeal 36s a 38s—Butter, 15d a 17d per lb. SToCKPOllT.—Oatraral, per 2401 b. 31s a 34s—Fluur 44s a 50s—Butter, per lb. 15d a I7d. CORNWALL. TRußu.—Wheat (average) 26s Od—Batley, 166 Od—Oats 116 Od. PENZASeg.—Wheat, Od a 26s Od—Barley, 141 a 15s Od —Oats, Its Od a.l is 6d—Beef and Mutton, 54 a 7d—Pork, 4d a sd. BooMlN.—Wheat 26s Od—Barley 14s od—Oats lOs ad. CUMBERLAND. CARLISLE (Average).—Wheat, 663 Od—Barley, 376 411 — Oats, i4s 4d—Rye, 50s Od per quarter. PENRITH.—Wheat, 96 Od—Rye, Hs 24=—Birley, 4s 4d Oats, 3s 3d per bushel. DERBYSHIRE. DEP B V. Wheat 735 a 745 {Oats 27s a 28s Rye Barley —s a s Nits.. CHESTERFIFI,D. Wheat 64s a 70s I Oats . Rye —s a—s I Beans Barley .. Stis a 42c Peas --s a—s ASH BORNE. Wheat GBs a 745. Oats Rye Barley —s a—s Peas.. —s a—s DEVONSHIRE. . EXF.TER: - .llltlC 17.—Price of Wheat As 6tl a 9s ea ; Barley, 4s 9d ass 2d ; Beans, Os Od a Os Od ; Oats, 3s Oda 35 id per bushel. PLY MO [ITU . 253 a 9.13 s --s Wheat -15 a 773 I Oats ... Barley H4)NITON. Wheat Ss od a 9s 03 I Oats 1 Bat Icy • . • BLANITroRD (Average):—Wheat 71s od; Barley 35s 1Id; Oats 22s . 11:1; Beani%—s Od. BarneottT.—Wheat 6,1 s od a 72s Od ; Barley b6S Od a 57s ; Oats 26 , 041 a .26s 6d; Beaus 48s od a —s Od. Doacm:sTEß.—Wheat 52s'Od a 70s pd ; Barley 30s Od a 38s Od ; Oats 25s Od a :30s Oil ; Beans 42s Oda 563. SllEREtatlNF..—Wlicat 62s 0(1 a 72s Oil; Barley 32s Otl'a 40s; Oats 413 a 48s ; hearts 40s a 48s; Peas —s a —2. DtTRI - IA NI. DuatrAm, June 18.—Wheal .15s 011 a 185 6d per boll— Malting Barley lOs Od a its 3d—Oats 6s lid a is Oil. WOLSINGIIA , Hoe 21.—Red IV beat 164 6d: a 175 od; White Wheat i7s Or) a 20s Od. Barley —s Od a—s Oil. Oats 75 Oil a 8s Od per boll. STANII , ,PIC, June i7.—Wheat 17s Od a 19s 611—Barley Os Od a —s od—Oats 7s ltd a is Oil per boil. SuKurnmANln. June 'la.—White 'ghost 68s od a 70s 011, Red 66s Od a 68s Od per qt.; Oats =---s a —s; Barley —s a —5; Pease —s a —s; Flour, 'fine. 48s to 50s per sack. BARN:a trirCASTI.a, June 22.—Wheat 14s Orl a 19s ; Beans 12s a Its 6d ; Pease, —s a—s ; Barley, —s a —s ; Oats, 6s Od a7s Od pet hull ; Beef, od a St:; Mutton, 8d; Veal, 7tl a 8(1; Lamb Od a 8,1 ; P . orle - ,7d per lb. STochToN, June 22.-1 t beat Iss 6d a 17s 6tl per boll—Oats is 10,1 a 3s 10d per bushel. DA !ILI NGTON, June in.—Beef 7s Od a7s 641—Nlut ton 7s 74 a 8s 2d per stone, sinking offal—Lamb —s Od a —s per head. find IVhent 175 Oil a I7s 6d ; White tas a 20s 6d—Oats Us 4,1 a 7s 61-13arlevosed a —s—BeanslOs Od a 1 Is Oil ; new Os aOS —Pease, boilers lis Od a itls'; grey Os a 10* Od per boll. ESSEX. en tm FORD. Beans. Horse 31i ri 36 s --- Tick 34s a 38s Peas a --s they a Os ad per basbel ESTER. Wheat, V 71s a 77s ----- R. figs a 72, Barley 32s a 3tis Oats 24s a 32s Tares tis 611 Wheat, WY 74s a 'Ns --- ►t. Rye Barley 26s a 32s Oats 24s a 27s .... Beans, Tick 34s a 36s ---30 s a 32s Peas,'Grev White frank —s a —$ Flour GLOI T C.F.STFIISFiIIt E. (ii.i.treEsir.H. per bushel. Wheat ...... 8s fir a 9s 3ft I Reanc Cs 6,1 a7A Od Barley CUELTPNFIAM ..... Wheat erer hush. Rs 3,1•,‘ 9i 3,1 I Oat , ' Barley HAMPSHIRE. WINICHESTER-4Utle IS.—Wheat, 7038d—Barley, —s Od —tats, —5 Ittorse.y.—Wheat tins OJ a 70s Od ; Bailey 36s Oct a 44s Od ; Oats ?/.14 CJ a 30s 04, BAstNosToto.;.—Wheat, 6Gs a 745--Barley, 36.1 a 4Gs— Oats. 25s a 30s-=-Beans, 40s to 4Gc pt.' qr. At A NuoVER Marliet, the average. price of Wheat.per (por ter was firtC !Id —s 'Of flats, 241 9ii; Beans, Os Od. PFTERSFIELD —Wheat, 1611, a Il 1. p. , r load—Barley, 3.5 s a 40s—Oats, 24s a .2fis per (patter—Pease, Os Od per bushel. • HEREFORDSHIRE. Hzamirin—(per Winchester measure.) Wheat, N. .. los :ad aI Os (:d Oats 3s Pd a4s 3d 0. Os Od a Os Od• Beans Bailey HEEINFORDSHIRE. • HERTForto.—Wheat, per load Of '5 lnislie's, 40sit 434—Bar ley 3os a 88s per qua'rter—Beans 24s a 30s per load—Peat Vs a 27s—lt)e —s a —s per licad. TIUNTINGDON . SHIRE. HUNTINGpDN. "Meat •• .. 36s rid a 4ds Oil 1 Oats Ids OA a Os Oil Barit'Y • ... —s Od a—sOd ( Beans .... 36s 011 a 38s od KENT. c ANTEnis 0 nv. Wheat 8r, , ,t).... s a S Bea" ---. New sss a 68s Ticks .. 36i a 381 White New 62s a 76s Boiling Pease .... —s a—s Rye ---s a—s Flour ... s6s a 62s Barley New 32s a 34s Clover . 70s a .855 Oats .... MaflosTuNK. - nice. Average. I 58s a 76s ,C 3 8 0 *d3s a 42s 116 0 211 a 294 I 6 3 . 38s a 40s 113 1 375 - a 411 116 10 Nleighbourhood", 131 as ,ticl Wheat 700 vs. sold for 02401 17 0 Batt .y sf; 102 14 0 Oats 220 - - 2149 8 9 136111 t-2 - 63 0 0 P.O; s • 4 i - - • 54 "8 0 ►'rice of Oil Cake at the- Mills in this —1 Os per Thous, SANDWICH. Wheat, Red sls a 60s Beans 3Bs a 40s White.... 704 a 74s Pease, White 4os a 44s ,Barley Oats LANCASHIRE. MANCHESTER SMITHFIELD. Sheep, 2,543 at tid a 7d per lb. sinking offal—Cattle, 324, at ad a 7d per lb.—Calves, 5, at 6d a Bd.—Pigs, 6-197E1 Lambs, at 7d to Bd. LIVERPOOL CORN Excite. Nut. Since this day se'nnight the arrivals of all sorts of Grain have been extremely small, but fully adequate to the wants of the trade, prices having continued_ to droop throughout the week ; but, to-day's market being better attended by country as well as town dealers, considerable 'sales of Wheat and Oats were effected, and upon better terms than could have been ob tained at the close of the past week ; still we have to reduce the price of Irish Wheat 2d. per bushel; English maintains our last quotations) Oats were ready sale, at id. to Id. per bushel lower. Little was done in other articles, and there is no alteration in their price. Wheat, English, Old New los 6d a I ts Od Ditto sound Os Od a Os Od Scotch, Old 9s Sd a lOs 26 Canada (free) 9s 3d a 9s gd Foreign (free) Irish, Old New 9s Od a 9s 6d Barley, English, Old New Foreign (free) Irish, Old New 4s 4d a 4s 7d Scotch,Old Os Od a Os Od New Oats, Potato, Old Os Oil a Os Od per 451b1. New Limerick, Old New Welsh, Potato, New 9s Id a 3s 4cl Foreign (free) Os Oil a 0A Od Malt, Fine 9% 9d a 9s 6d per 36q1s. Ditto, middling Ss Od a 8s 64 Beans, Old New 3Ss Od a 43s Od Superfine Flour, Old New s4s od a 564 od Oatmeal, Old Vs Od a 29s Od per 2401b5. New American Flour, sweet, (in build) 24s Oil a 96s 64 per barrel of 1961b5. net.—Sour, foot of bond), —s a --s. Import of Grain lot the Week ending June 20. Wheat. Barley. Oats. Flour. Sacks Irish, Bush. 7011) Bush. 6011) Bush. 451 b For. Brls per .2801 b 18,090 2,267 3-2,240 3271 1,822 Packs of Oatmeal, per 2401b5. 681. LEICESTERSHIRE. LEICESTER, JUNE 18. Wheat, new, 70s Od a 755, old, —s ; Rye, —s Oda —; Bar ley, 40s Od a 43s od ; Oats, iis a 46; ; Beans, —s a —1; Hog Pease, —s ud ; l'ale Malt, 72s Od a 80; 06 per quarter ; Oat. meal, 62s Od per quarter; Fine Flour, per sack, —s a 561; Seconds, —s a 545; Thirds. 51s a —s. MARk ET ElAartoftotton, June 21.—Wheat, 63t Od a its Od; )lye, —s a s; Barley, 42s a 46s ; Oats, 42s a 46s ; Beans, 0.. -s a 44s ; Pease —s ; Malt —s a 765; Fine Flour persack, —s; Seconds, —s ; 'Thirds, —s. Lou GIIHORMICM, June 23.—Wheat, 71s; Barley, 463 Od; Oats, 265; Beans, 47s ; Malt, 74s ; Fine Flour, per sack, 56s ; Seconds, 54s ; Thirds, 516,06. - LINCOLNSHIRE. LiNCoI.N. lVlteat 6=2l a 70s Od I Barley —s Cd a—s Oats . . —s a—s Od Beans —,s od a —s. Peas Lou Til . IVlteat 575 a 69s Oii Barley 39s a 41$ Od Oats Rye .--4 it —s tai Pease GRANTFIAM. Wheat .... bOs Ott a 73s Od Outs Barley .... 48s od a 45s Od I Beans .. Peas .... 40s Ot: a •46.0 d. MIDDLESEX. UXBRIDGE, Coi II Inspector's Returns. Wheat, per load -- New —l Od a .01 Barley, per quArtel . ..., 34* _a a 40s —d Oats Beans Pease Rye —l —it A —s —d NORFOLK. A T ttuu Coomb. WlTrat I Barley Beaus At Nottsr[cti, per Quarter. Wheat .... —s ad a—s Od• o a ts New tS4s Ott a 745 ad I Beans .... 37s Oda 38s Od Rye s ad a •-•,s 01 1 Buck perCrob.lBs Od a 19, ad Barley ••• • 3Ss Od a 365 rid Malt Peas, White —s Oil a—s Od Best Flour.. 54s Od a—s Od Grey . cs6s od a 40s Od per sack. Coals, 36s 4d a 33s 4d per chaldron. Rough Fat 3s ad pet stone. Dipt Candles, is Od per dozen.—Mould ditto 9s. Average price of Fresh Butter in Norwich Market, front 19d a 13(1 per pint. Prices of Butter at Swaffhain and Downhain (with Com mission)—Frout its to 50s per firkin of Stabs. Clover flay (h 1 a 4s 3d per cwt, Ditto (New) Hardland ditto 4s 3d a 45 0d ditto Meadow ditto 2s 9(1 a3s 61 ditto Wheat Straw Barley ditto LYI4N, June 23.- - -We had a good supply of Wheat at our market on Tuesday, but the trade was • very flat, and the finest samples barely supported our last week's currency; other sorts must be noted ls. to 2s. per quarter lower. Very little done in Barley. Grey Peas scarce, and in request at our under-mentioned quotations. Oats and Beans without altera tion. FL.Eur was, also the same. Wheat 0. sos Od a 70$ Od Pease, Wh. —s Od a—s Od N —s oil i t Grey 35s Oil a 311 s Od Batley 36s Oda :39s 04 Beans ..... .36s Oda 3Ss Od Gr.,. sos oil a 34s Od --.--- New —s od a—s Oats od tos 04 a 98s od. Fine Flour 566 Od per sack Rape-seed —1 and —1 Os perlast. Y.All3lOllTit, June 23.—We had a good supply of Wheat at our market on Saturday, but not much of other Grain. Our millers purchased sparingly, at rather lower prices, say IS. per quarter. In other Gram little or nothing doing.—Yes terday the supply of Wheat was very small ; Saturday's prices were fully maintained. Wheat, White, 70s ------ Red 5 ... 6 . 6 s Barley (Mall) 36s --- (Gr.) 3os Beans • 36, a ;3sl Peas, Boiling —s a —s s tiss (;rev 313 s a 40s a 40s Oats, New :34s -- a 40s Flour, per sack NORTH AM PTONSHI RE. NOK A 3170 N. 0. Wheat .. —s 0(1 a—sod 0. Beans —s Oil Od N. Wheat . 645,041 a 70s 0,1 N. Beans 4ls Oil a 431.061 Barley ..... 40s Oda 42s Otl N. Peas 39s Od a 42s Od ( - L Oats .... —s Oil a—s Od o.Pe7is —s Oil a Od N. Oats .... 23s Oda 26s Od I Rve DAV ENTRY. Wheat 6Bs 0(1 a 76s 04 Brans —s 0(1 a 44v. Ott Barley 34s od a 42s 0d fibg - Peas • s Ott Oats NORTH UNIBERLAND: 59 , a A ; Norfolk — s a ; Scotch a —s—Rye, Fog- NEtycAsTIE• June 18.--".14,1 " , Northunthet land s per qr. :-Msa 44s—Barley, Norton; ;;7s a 40s : Scotch 3qs a 19! ; Niirthomberland ,a Norton/. pale. 60S a 664- o„t,, potatoe czfis a 30s; common 23s a 28s-; foreign .23s a aB...—lteans, Tick 38s 4 —s; ditto small -s a 42s—Pease, hollers 48s a 52*; grey 36s a 40s—floor., Otte 50s a 521 . per cacti—Northumberland Bacon —s a —s per cwt.—Hauls a 7us —a a 421 Od per firliiti--Cittliherlaltd 'Bacon, 68s 04—Hams 68s a 77 s p er cw t.—Butter 42s Od a -- °: 5101 l a per firkin Ekif : I\.oitev.tJune 22.—Beef 78 Oil a 7s 64 ;, Mutton 75'94 a as pit : Lamb 8s 04 a9s Oil per slime, stoking . oftals—Wheat 59s a 68s;' Rye 42s a 445; BarleY 34s 6J ; Oats e 2• 04 a 26i Od; p ea se 895 a 42s Ott per qr.. 11EXIIAM. Wheat .... 62s nd a 87s 0(1 I Barley 3 6 s 0d 44s 041 Nlaslin - 88; Oda, is Od Oats Beans —s a —s • ALNWICK. Wheat .... —lod a Fns Od n a tc --% od a 244 Gd Barley —sod a 3U.Od Deans —8 od a 401 Od Peal Od a 43% Od. NO'T'TING 1 - 1 A Mtil NI A'A trK. . Wheat l;7s a 7 Od, nld ... 67s a 70s Od • Oitfi 24s a 284 Od Rye OXFORDSHIRE. OXFORD, - June 18.--. The average price of a bushel of *heat was 9s. lid. BANS U RY. Wheat, Beans - 6s Od !fir bushel Barley Oats Tares Flour • RUT LANDSI-1111E. TJPPINGIihNI, June 22.—Wheat, Os a 723 ; Barley, ass a 418 ; Oats, ISs a Vis ; Beans, 38s a 44s—Old, 495. SHROPSHIRE. SHREW3IIIIKY. Wheat. Old ..—s Od a —s Od ' Peas ---- New —lOl 7d a iis of Oats, Old Os Od aos DJ Barley, Old Os Od aOs Od New bs IA als titi -- New.. 6s Od aOs O(! Hides, 4id—Call Skins, bd--Tallow, 4d per lb. SOMERSETSHIRE. BATfit. •Vheat Barley ..... I 34s a 40s Beans 13 a sroL. Wheat Barley 440 a 4fSs SHEPTONMALLM Wheat 64s a 726 Oats Barley CHARD. Wheat Barley B niooEwATEN. Wheat Barley TAUNTON. Wheat ... 72s 7d I Oats Barley Peas STAFFORDSHIRE. NEWCASTLE. Wheat I Is Od a Ils 4d Oats Beans .... 7s ittl a Ss ad Barley .... (is ed a es 04. STAY FORD. Oats Beans 'OLK. . D's.--Per Como!). Beans .. .. 16s a iris ---New ....... 15s a 16 0 Peas, ‘Vhite .... 183 a ees -- Grey ( Malt ....... i Flour, per sack YE. tVlieat lls Od a 11s tic New Barley 7s Cod a Bsod SUFF Burn , Si. EDMUN I,Vbeat --- New 32s a 37s Barley -- New —s a —s Oats New lOs a 15s eVlieat, W. —lted .34 s_a 36s Barley Snperfi tie —s —s Beans Pease, Grey l7B a lEis White —s a —, Oats l4s a 15• .Superfine —s a --• per Cuomo. wicn. Wheat .... 65s Od a 746 Od I Oats 22 s Od a ISs Od Barley .... 31s Od a 28s Od [Be:tits 343 s Oil a 28s 04 - Peas —s Od a •—s Od.• • SURREY. GUILDFORD. . . Wheat, peril —1 Os a—l Os I Oats, per qr... 11 6s a il 1-1 4 New ditto .. 161 Os a 211 Os Barley . II les a2l tl* Rye —l Os a=l .os I Beans 21 Os a 21 4' Grvy Peas, 21 Os a 41 4s. SUSSEX. CHICHESTER.--Corn Inspector's Retnrn—Wh. , :rt, C k S?s9f4l , Barley, 80s Od ; ()ars, Sus Od ; 'Pease, —s Od ; Beioir —s Od per quarter. . . . At I.EwEs Corn Market, the prizes were: White Wheat. 66* a 76s ; Red ditto, 645-- to 70s per quarter; . Barley, —• —s ; Oats, 25s Od a 26s HRUNDEL.—W heat 161 Os - to 1 7 1 Os per load; Barley Vs a a6s; Oats 26s a Vis per quarter ; Peas 6s Otl; Beans is 6J Tares Os Od per bushel. - At Arundel Market, the prices of Meat were.:—Beef,o4 0 4 . a 5s Od per stot)r; MOttoo, 4s Ws to 5s 6d ; Lamb, Os 04 a Os , Veal, b's Od ; Pork, Ss Od a Os. - WARWICKSE-11 [tr. • . _.,.. • WAKWICK. Wheat 9s 0,1 a 9. i;d ' P,a4, W. .... 7s Od A 7s.ad Barley - G. .... 5 3 da a . 6.. 86 , 1, Oats ... . 5 . kid . i . ; 4, frd COVE Wheat [Talley Oats EIRNII Wheat Bailey Oats NTRY. Beaus .. 5t 6d a 6101 1- Pras• 1V 7s Od a 7, 44 G Os od a 01 0- 61-IAM. Beans Vetches Peas wtairr (ISLE OP). • • - NEwl•owr, June 20.—The atel ge price of Wheat at oul Market, on Saturday, was 171 is 9id per load; Barley,''' . Oil ; Oats, —s Od ; Beans, —s per qr. WILISHINE. SA LI SII tI KY. Wheat Barley DLVIZE3, Best Wheat 35s rid a 375 oil I 0at5 . .... • - Us MI a $2l cli Barley .... 325 off a—sOA I beaus ...... 20s oil- a. VD o'l' 706 Sacks of Wheal sold at the average of 36s Gid. WAI , MIN ST E B. Wheat -28 a 705 Oats , 285 a 40s I Beans 3ts,a. - Aoti Watley .. „....... . - At Chippenliam Fair, on Wednesday last, there was btic. l ' vi Small show of cattle, most of which were young beasts. ' prices of late fairs were realized, but the trade was by no 01 40 '; brisk. Horses were more numerous than usual, and somewllo lower terms were submitted to, in order to effct sales. WORCEST ERSH I lt E. woacEsTsit. 01 Wheat , i 1 • Barley - Peas H0g.... 5s 63 ass stl , V . telies ... YORKSHIRE. I onti. , . ‘V heat Rye 40s a 44s I Oats Beans' 4os a 418 s. -., PONCASTEit.,-Per Load; • ' '• Oil Wheat .... 21s nil a 245 oil I Beans 143 Od a 14 3 . , o superfine .. 95s Oil a 26: 6•I i Old —s • Od a --'0 t . ' •04 Old —s 00 a - —S 00 Grey Peas'.. -s 00 a — e, ;(t . Rye Per Quarter. ' .., „,j Oats -0 'Superfine Old —s 03 a—so 3 j Grinding ... —s od a --, ° I:F.F. s.• .. ' • - There was a good supply of Wheat, but not much of • toii other grain at market; and the trade ruled very dull; fi c l fresh Wheat barely supported last week's prices, ruidd4OW and inferior •qUalites were nearly unsaleable. There A vt .. l : • scarcely any thing doing in Barley at last week's prices. - t•P' and Shelling were rather lower. In Beans and Rapeseed P - alteration. .---, Wheat, (lid —s a—s Pease, ‘ 1 Rite .... .--s 3 . N ,--- -ew 67s a 71s --Gr'ii Barley, Old —s a—s Malt, ,per load .. --- 5 3 ... Li. ..."----- New 9ss a 40s Shelling 5.3 41 Oats, Old 23s a 2bS Flour. Pine. per sack 505 a• .. 42% , 46- L-- New - psi;. Beans, Tick SOs a 41s Rapeseed, per last 31 a , -- Small UV lA.. t5." 01 Wheat 67.1 Od a ,G3s Od I Oats a -- Barley 33s Od a 38s ad, &alit Peas ‘3Fis 04 a 37s Od. . . NORrHALLPHTON. . „, (WV . tVheat, \V. .. ' 95 Od a 9s Gil 1 Mirky .—.....--.... 1L..., 8s 6d. a9s 3d Beans . ~ .:SnErrliLlr. , : , - a t ; . Wheat .... 64s 03 a 745, oil:A Oats Qls Oil a g9' t 3 4 .nA Rye -Is 00. a :48s'0d Beans .... 44s Ott a ..-- 0 ,; Barley.— —36 a a•iiiiv I Oil .P e as • wAKE.itim. . .- gs Wheat, per 60Ibs 573 a 74s Sloylling, per load 9Q* 3 , 0 35 Bailry 33s a 4us' Malt. • 4 a ' a A 1$ • Beaus, Tick - • 1 fr..IIIENC 4 : , '• WoucesTtni JuneO I 2?. INTEI -- , -Thi, repdi t, !tom our Ploo!3 t - i 0 i o ., is unfavourable; althong this bine to) ,lk my,: gtlitittds c° f,f,. . 15 Ours to grow, the filth has very much inervasett ; 0111 du " ,1 3. , (tinted at front sto 6,0001. with few backers. Pikes a" earning ; good 1624's average 91. 9s. to RH. Price of Hops in the Borough. nag4;Pockets. . Kent SI !Qs tolol los e Farnham... 91 Os 10.13; O i ; V W Sussex-- Al : os,to Stl ,Os Kent „„ 91 Os to l ° l l , l o , Essex - 81 8..% to e r , i 4:51' . . .f E55ex...... 9' tis tt1 .. .: ., ,,,.,e/.- , • ....------ ----- .7;4 . _ Printed aild - Ptbilidied to, the r'liolkiitTOßS, at the ()Fru:F., No. 112, Strand, by J. B. (241031-Alas,