The Sun. — London, England, 1825-01-31 00:00:00

East India Company, who will doubtless be gra tified to find that these brave men whom they are accused of plunderinz, are about to receive the reward of their brilliant achievements. ETIIL PUBLIC LEDGER.] The United Provinces of Central America, forming a part of the immense " kingdom" of Mexico, and comprising Chinpa, Costa Rica, Nicaragua, Honduras, Sat Salvador, Guatimala, and Quesaltenango, have published a wise and useful Decree for encouraging the influx of foreign settlers, the best material of power and prosperity in a free and half-peopled state. The geogra phical situation of these countries,a great portion of which is washed by both the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans, offers facilities to trade, and a consequent stimulas to industry and en terprize, which required only the prudent measure now resorted . to by the Government of the Republic to bring into immediate action. As the Decree contains no less than 9.8 separate Clauses, many of them embracing a considerable - variety of details for the arrangement and regu lation of the rights of emigrants, our space will not admit of inserting more than an abstract of one or two among the principal provisions of the law. It is open to every foreigner to exercise any business he may think fit, mining included ; to have his name enrolled by the local authori ties,-as a denizen of the Republic—after a given period to become a citizen—to acquire and enjoy in the mean time any uncnitivated lands—to make an agreement with the Magistrates for form ing a township, which township must contain within it fifteen married couples at least, with a capacity of being increased by the accession of others. The oath of allegiance must he taken on the formation of the township, but not before. Each married couple are to have in full property a lot of land assigned to them, a square of 1000 rods each way. A foreigner, unmarried, joining the township, may have the same quantity of land, provided he marries within six years ; and in case of his marrying one of the native aborigines, or a woman of colour, a double portion of land. Settlers wishing to join townships, may, if they have become denizens within the first years of its establishment, and if they were not included in the original contract, have a double portion of land. The land must be occupied within eight years from the date of the grant, on pain of being forfeited. Every settler may withdraw from the country when he pleases, and dispose of his pro perty without hindrance or molestation. He may transmit his landed property by will. To those dying intestate, the heirs-at-law succeed. Each new settlement is, for twenty years ; free front all imposts whatever. No monopolies permitted in any new settlement. Exports and imports are to be free for twenty years. Municipal charges are not included in the above, no slaves to be ad mitted—the very act of introduction giving free dom to the slave. Such are the heads of this en lightened and salutary invitation to the civilized world. [MORNING LiEttALD:1 It is rumoured that it is in the contemplation of the Government to take into its own manage ment the turnpike roads of the United Kingdom. Nothing can be worse managed than the turnpike roads of England are at present, and we should think that the sum raised on them is tr.() great. — The system also of turnpike-men, and bars put across the roads, has introduced a very gallin.7, species of despotism. Who.is not mortified when he comes to a gate, where toll is to be demanded of,him, and where, after waiting several minutes before the keeper makes his appearance, he is then to be asked for the toll in probably a pe remptory, and too often a sulky manner ? Who does not execrate this tax on his patience and time, especially in the dead of night, -when these stop-road people may be asleep at their posts, or dozing ; or in cold or rainy wea ther, when the traveller has his gloves on, and his thumb and fingers are so benumbed that he can scarcely feel the reins or the whip, when he is probably closely buttoned up in his great coat, and obliged, at the call of a disagree able looking., or ill-behaved personage, to un button his coat, pull off his gloves, and to let go his whip or his reins, in order to pull out and pay his money for the privilege of passing ? Who, when he is intent on business, or in haste to be in time for a dinner, or a wedding party or is going to see his friend, who may be dan gerously ill, but has in his heart been. vexed at the impediment thrown in his way Who, living in the outskirts . of London, and, from the nature of his profession or business; obliged to ride much in its environs, but is annoyed, go which way he will, at the multiplicity of turn pikes, and, in too many instances, by the inso lence of the men appointed to receive the tolls — and this exclusively of the extravagantly high sum demanded ; who riding even for pleasure in the neighbourhood of this city, but wishes to see the present system abandoned ? In ge neral, the gates, and the appearance and manners of those who are placed at them, detract from the pleasure a man would have in his ride for his amusement or his health. We should wish to see this system made an end of, so that the roads of England should be as free for a man to pass as the roads of France are. We have none of the odious French system of passports ; why then should we retain the odious turn pike system ? Our merchants and tradesmen, and those on pleasure, go from one end of the kingdom to the other, free from the interruption of the passport system ; why then should w e not be free with regard to turnpikes ? In commerce, the freedom from the passport system is bene ficially seen in England, where a man engaged in trade will undertake a journey of two or three hundred miles—execute his business in the place to which he may .proceed—and be back again in Iess'time than a Parisian is compelled to waste iin attending the police establishments, in order to procure his passport. It is principally owing to this Freedom of movement of traders that England maintains such a superiority in a commercial re sPf4,.s•ifer France or any other part of the Con tinent. As it. is, our only impediment is the lorfiit despotic system of turnpikes. We hope that ja the at Session the subject will be taken On Wednesday, the 26th instant, Matilda, the wife of Mr. William Jupp, of Old Broad-street and Clapton, ar chitect. On Saturday, the 29th instant, at Kensington. Amelia, widow of Captain John Warburton, 17th Madras Native Infantry, and daughter of Christopher Brown, Esq. On the 10th instant, aged 63, the Rev. Thomas Walker, vicar of West lloathly, in the county of Sussex. On the 28th instant, in Charlotte-street, Fitzroy-square, Frances Phillips Parker, aged 14, second daughter of Mrs. Parker. Lately, at Edinburgh, Mr. Lindsay Carstairs, copper-plate printer, universally respected and deeply lamented by his family and friends, COUNTRY MARKETS AND FAIRS DURING TIIR LAST WEEK. Wheat 55s a 85s Beans 86s a 46s Barley .. 30s a 49s Pease •••• ...... —s a —s Oats 18s a 28s ---- White —s a Wheat 59s a 77s I Oats 21s a 30s Barley 32s a 49s Beans 36s a 52$ Peas —s a —s. NEWBURY. Wheat 57s a 78s I Oats 21s a 30s Barley 28s a 46s Beans 36s a 56s IIIINGERFORD. Wheat 503 a 75s Oats 2Is a 32s Barley SOs a 42$ I Beans 45s a.5Gs BUCKINGHAMSHIRE. ATLESBUI,Y. Wheat .... 72s Od a 78s Od Beans 34s Od a 50s Od Barley.... 34s Od a 40s Od Peas 40s 041 a 42s Od Oats .24s Od a 23s Od Rye —s Od a —s Od BUCKINGNAM.—(Per bushel.) Wheat 7s Od a Ss 6d 1 Oats 2s 9d a 4s 6d -- Old .. 8s 6d a 93 Od Beans 5s 6d a 6s 6d Barley 5s Od a 5s 6d Peas 5s Cd a 6s 6d Vetches Os Od a Os Od. CAMBRIDGESHIRE. CAMBRIDGE.—Acerage. Wheat 69s 8t1 per qt . Oats . 20s 8d per tir Rye —s Od Beans 87s 10(1 Barley 335 8d Peas . 38s 7d WISBECII.—Average. Wheat 6ss id per qr I Oats 21s Sd per qr Barley 38s 9(1 I Beans —s 0(1 Rye —s I Peas ....... —s Wheat, 7511) Os Od a Os Od Barley, 33cits Os Od a Os Od ---- New lOs 8(1 a 1Cs1Od New 7s 4d a 7s 6.1 Oats Zs 8d a 4s Od Rye Os Od a Os Od Wheat, 75Ib lOs 3d a 1 Is Od Oats, 451lis . Os Od a Os Od -- New t Os 6d a I ►s Od New 4s Od a 4s 4d Barley, xicits 7s 3d a 8s Od Bye Os ffil a Os Od MACCLESFIELD.—Fluur, per 2401b. 46s a 48s—Oatmeal 37s a 39s—Butter, 14d a 16(1 per lb. SToctiroa r.—Oat total, per 2401b. 29s a 36s—Flour 42s a 47s—Butter, per lb. I6d a 18d. CORNWALL. - - TRU ao.—Wileat (average) 24s 6O—Barley, 13s Pd—Oats 9s 3d. LAUNCEST0N.—Wheat F;4s 6d—Barley 37s 10d—Oats 18s 4d. PENZANCE.—Wheat,21s Od a 24s Od—Barley, 13s a 14s Od —Oats, 9s Od a 9s 6d—Beef and Mutton, 5d a 6d—Pork, 3411 a 4d. in hand by the Ministers, or by Mr. Hume, and that the nuisance of turnpikes, and the insolence or brutality of turnpike men may be got rid of. The nuisance exists most in the neighbourhood of the metropolis, and we would recommend Mr. Ilume, if he undertake the redress of the griev ance, whenever the day is particularly cold and rainy, to mount his horse—if it should be res tive, SC , much the better, he will have more practical experience ; take no servant with him ; pass thron4h the turnpike gates in all directions from the metropolis for ten miles round, then l►e would acquire a real knowledge of the in convenknces to which people are every day sub ject. But if he should ride in his carriage, and have an outrider or two, to take the trouble and the pain of cold, wet, and benumbed fingers and thumbs off his hands, in satisfying the demands of the turnpike-men, then Mr. Hume would be as far from knowing how the great mass of passers through turnpike roads are afflicted, as the Nobility and Gentry are in general. We gave on Saturday some account of the fatal accident which happened to this lady. The fol lowing are additional particulars from the Wor cester Herald:— " A few days ago an infant son of Sir Edward Mostyn, Bart., of Spring Bank, near this city, showing symptoms of an at tack of scarlet-fever, the remainder of the children were, in order to prevent its further spreading amongst them, sent to the house of Mr. Parry, a farmer, living at Red Hill, which is a short distance from Spring Bank. On Tuesday last, Lady Mos tyn, their most excellent and amiable mother, walked thither early in the morning, to pass the day with them, and, as she di rected, the close carriage was there to fetch her away , at nine o'clock in the evening.—The approach to Mr. Parry's house from the high road is up a short but steep assent, near the top of Red Hill. At the moment the carriage had cleared the gate, the off wheel slipped into a water-shoot, the violence of the jerk occasioned by which was such as to throw the coach man from his seat to the ground. He, however, almost im mediately recovered his legs, and running to the horses, who had got into a gallop, succeeded in laying hold of the traces, and lastly of the reins. The near animal now began to kick violently at him, and his leg catching in his breeches pocket, he was again pulled down, consequently he once more lost the reins, and the wheels passed over both his knees. Upon this, the horses, loosed from all restraint, set off at full speed towards Spring Bank, and, in endeavouring to turn into the road to it, about 300 yards from the gate at Mr. Parry's, brought the car riage against two posts with great violence, splitting both.— They then took again towards the high road, and continued their furious career. Lady Mostyn had to this time kept her seat, but, it is supposed, her fright at the situation being in creased at the concussion, she took the fatal resolution of jump_ ing out. Besides the coachman, a footMan was in attendance upon her Ladyship. The latter, who had got down at the gate, to open it, was in the actof stepping up behind when the coach. man fell, and ran forward to the coach-door, but was unable to retain hold of it, owing to the rate at which the horses were going. He then followed the carriage with all the speed he was able, and about twenty yards from the entrance to Spring Bank, he observed something in the road, which he at first thought was a coat or shawl fallen from the carriage, but on approach ing it he found it to be his mistress, lying flat on her face, with her eyes closed and bleeding profusely at the nose.— He spoke to her, but she returned no answer, being in a state of complete insensibility. He then took off his coat, and wrapping; it round her, placed her on the bank; by this time the coachman came up, and he remained with her whilst his fellow servant went to the house, and procured assistance, by whom she was conveyed home in a large chair, scarcely spewing the least signs of life. In this interval a gentlemen who was passing, acting from the impulse of the moment, attempted to bleed her Ladyship, but little blood issued from the puncture. The footman then came off' to this city for medical aid, and Dr. Hastings, Mr. Rayment, Mr. Carden, and Mr. Stephenson, sen. and jun. were promptly at the bed side of the unfortunate lady. They found her right shoulder dislocated, hut the most extensive injury was on the left, side of her head, which was contused and swollen to that degree that they immediately pronounced her case destitute of the smallest hope. She remained throughout the night and Wed nesday in the same state, her eyes closed, anti apparently per fectly unconscious of her situation, and until about six o'clock yesterday morning, when she expired. On examing next day the spot where her Ladyship fell, it was found to be full seven feet high front the track of the carriage ; the fatal mischief, therefore, must have ensued from the great violence with which she pitched upon her head to the ground, and not from her clothes catching in the wheel, as has been stated. Sir Edward was absent at Leicester at the time of the accident; a dispatch was sent off to him the same night, and he arrived at Spring Bank about five o'clock on Wed nesday afternoon, but it was deemed by the medical gentlemen most prudent, if possible, to keep him from beholding the truly deplorable state of their patient, her face being so dreadfully disfigured, and not a feature was recognizable, and with which he most reluctantly complied. Sir Edward, we understand, remains in a state of the most inconsolable affliction at the loss of his affectionate and inestimable wife, and the devoted and fond mother of his eleven children. It is due to the feelings cf the coachman and footman to say, it was owing to no neglect of their usual care and attention to their beloved and valued Mistress, the melancholy occurrence took place, which has, in so afflicting a manner, deprived them of her. After the de ceased had so unfortunate sprung from the carriage, the horses slackened their pace, and arrived at the Barbourne gate at a trot; the keeper threw open the gate as usual, not knowing that they were without a guide, and in passing through, the carriage came in contact with the post, by which the splinter-bar was broken ; after proceeding a little further they were stopped. Lady Mostyn was, we understand, about 35 or 36 years of age, and was the daughter of — Blundell, Esq., of Crosby-house, Lancashire. An Inquest was held upon the body last night, and a verdict of Accid.ental Death returned. Mu RD ER coN WHADDON-CliASE.—Nothing has yet transpired to elucidate this mysterious transaction. Lynn, we understand, appears averse to refer to it. In other respects his conduct is stated to be becoming his condition.—( Bucks Chronicle. ) FATAL MISTAKE.—Mrs. George, a gardener's wife of Southgate, Chichester, administered, on Saturday week, to her infant child, four months old, two tea-spoons-full of lau danum. under the idea that it was Godfrey's Cordial, for which she had purchased it at a chemist's shop in that city. Immedi ately the fatal mistake was discovered, medical aid was resorted to, but alas ! it was unable to save the life of the child. Mettle/d i the notorious receiver of stolen pro perty. has been removed from Ilorsemonger-lane gaol, to the Retribution hulk, at Sheerness, preparatory to his transporta tion to New South Wales. CANINE SAGACITY.—On Sunday last, as Mr. UsnEn, the celebrated clown, was travelling from Sheffield to this city, he stopped at the turnpike at Chapel-en-le-Firth, to pay the customary tolls for his carriage, but was surprised, on feeling for his purse, to find it had disappeared ; and while conversing with the landlady of the toll-bar on his loss, lie was relieved from his unpleasant predicament, by the appearance of his faith dog, with the identical purse in his mouth, which he bad picked up, and carried from the public-house where Mr. USHER last stopped, a distance of six miles.—( Clieste4 Chronicle.) On the 22c1 instant, three persons, viz. Eliza beth Newman, aged 59, Richard Newman, aged 1 7, and John Newman, aged 60, (father, mother, and son) died in St. An drew's workhouse • and were all buried in St. Gregory's church yard.—( Norfolkazette. ) ----- - On Monday, the 2.1th instant, at Lewisham, Captain J. C. Docwra, late of the 31st regiment, to Miss Susannah Finch, of Sydenham, Kent. CARLISLE (Arerace).—W heat, 67s 5d—Barley, 34s ad— Oats, '22s 4d—Rye, 50s 8d per quarter. PENRITH.—Wheat, Ss 5d—Rye, 6s 6d—Barley, 4s 10d— Oats, 2s ltd. DERBY. ‘Vheat 72s a 75s 1 Oats R6s a 27s Rye —s a —s Beans - 54s a 57 s B , irley 45s a 47s 1 Peas —s a —s C II ES E Wheat GOs a 72s I Rye —9 R —3 I Barley 37s a 48s Oats.. Beans ASHB Wheat . . 645 a 72 Rye --s a ---3 ioRNE. IOats 945 a 285 Bram 50s a 55s Barley 36s a 46s I Peas —s a —s DEVONSHIRE. EXETER, Jan. 21.—Price of Wheat 7s 6.1 a 9s 6d ; Barley, 4s 811 a 5s Od ; Beans, 6s t.).1 a Os Od ; Oats, 2s 6d a 3s 01.1 per bushel. PLYN4TH. Wheat 56s a 70s Oats 22s a 24s Barley 36s a 40s Beans •--3 a --9 Wheat rs Od a ss sd I Oats 3s 3d a Es 6d Barley 4s 6d a 5s 6d I Beans Os 0,1 a Os Od DORSETSHIRE. BLANoPono (Average).—Wheat 6 s 3d ; Barley 29s 6d ; Oats 25s 6d ; Beans —s Od. Barneoar.—Wheat 60s Od a 72s Od ; Barley 35s Od a 40s ; Oats —s Od a 22s Od ; Beans —s Od a —s DORCHESTER.—Wheat 5ns Od x 70S Od; Barley 34s Od a 4tts Od ; Oats gis Od a 24s Od; Beans 44s Od a 52s. Sit ERBORNC.—Wheat 58s Od a 68 Od ; Barley 32s Od a 44s ; Oats 20s a 20s; Beans 38s a 49s; Peass —s a —s. DURHAM, Jan. 22.—Wheat 13s ed a 173 Od per boll— Malting Barley lOs Oda I Is Od—Oats 5s oil a Si Od. STANHoPE, Jan. 21.—Wheat 15s Od a 17s Od—Barley 9s Od a 9s 6d—Oats Os Od a 65 ed per hull. SUNDERLAND, Jan. 22.—White Wheat 663 Od a 70s Od, Red 58s Od a 64s Od per qr. ; Oats 17s a 24s; Barley —s a —s p ; Prase —s a —3; Flour, fine. 4 7s to 50 s per sack. BARNA RDCAsTLE, Jan. 26.—Wheat I4s od a 18, Od; Beans —s a 12s 6d; Pease, 8s a 9s ; Barley, —s od a —s ; Oats, 5s Oil a tis Od pet boll ; Beef, od a 6d; Mutton, Od a 6d; Veal, 7d; Lamb Od a od ;*Pork, eV per Ih. SToctiToN, Jan. 26.—Wheat 133 ed a les Gd per boll—Oats 24 ed a 3s 4d per bushel. DARLINGTON, Jan. 24.—Beef 5s 6d a 6s Od—Mutton 5s Od a 6s Od per stone, sinking offal—Lamb —s Od a —s per head. Red Wheat I5s Od a I 7s ; White I7s Od a 18s Od—Oats 5s Od 7s 8d—Barley 93 a lOs Od—Beans lOs 6d a 12s Od ; new Os a Os —Pease, boilers I4s Od a 17s ; grey lOs Od a I Is per boll. WoLcisntiam, Jan. 22.—Red Wheat 13s ed a Ids Od ; White Wheat les Od a 17s Od. Barley 9s Gd a 10s 6d. Oats 6s Od a 71 od Per bull. CHILM. Wheat, W. 74s a 70s ----- R. 6 Bs a 7 2s Barley 52s a 48s Oats 25s a 30s Tares 5s till coLcH FORD. Beans, Horse.... a —s Tick 34s a 409 Peas 40s a 489 Giey 379 a 40s a 79 6d per bushel. ESTER. Wheat, W ;Os a 741 K. Gds a 701 Rye 2 —s Barley 34s a 42s Oats 24s a 26s Beans, Tick 49$ a 48s - Hot se... 40$ a 42s Peas, Grey 40$ a 42s — Wbite 494 a 54• B rank --s a —s Flour —s a —s per sack. GLOUCESTERSHIRE. GLuticEsTER, per bushel. Wheat 7s th: a 856d Oats Ss Od a 4s od Barley Ss Oda 6s 6d I Beans 4s Od a 7s Od CHELTENHAM. Wheat ocr bush. 7s 6(1 a 8s 6d I Oats .. 2s 6d a 3s 6d Barley 4s Od a 5s 9d I Beans 51 Od a Gs 4d HAMPSHIRE. WINcitEsTER, Jan. 22.—Wheat, G5s —d—Barley, 37s 5d —Dais, —s Od—Beans —s. BAsiNosToKE.—Wheat, 63s a 76s—Barley, 344 a 48s — Oats, 20s a 283—Beans, 33s to 53s per qr. At Asuoveit Market, the average price of Wheat per quar ter was 63s I Od; Barley, 40s Od ; Oats, —s Od ; Beans, —s Od. Rom ser.—Wheat COs od a 64s Od ; Barley 4th Od a 44s Od ; Oats 24s Od a 28a od. HEREFORDSHIRE. Ht REFORD — (per Winchester measure.) Wheat, N. .. lOs Od atUs Yd Oats 3s Rd a 4s Od - 0. .. Os Od a Os Od Beans 5s Oda 6s Oil Bailey 4sj 6d a 6s Od Peas 5s ud a 6s 6d Wheat, Red 60s a 70i a Farley 32s a Oats 43s a b8s Beans ... 34s a 43s 79s Pease, White —s a —s 45s — Grey —s a —s 27s LANCASHIRE. MANCHESTER SMITHFIELD. Sheep, 2,405 at 5d a id per lb. sinking' offal—Cattle, 487, at 4d a 7d per lb.—Calves, 2, at tiid a 8d.—Pigs, 12. LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, JAN. 25. The importation of Grain of all descriptions, last week, was much curtailed, compared with the preceding ; notwithstand ing, it was amply sufficient for the demand. Since this day se'nnight the trade has been very still, nor was the quietness much disturbed at to-day's market, it being very indifferently attended by dealers, and the sales effect were to a very trifling extent. Wheat was offered ld. to 2d. per bushel under our last quotations. Although we do not alter the prices of Oats, had offers for a large quantity been made they probably might have been bought on lower terms. Malting and grinding Bar ley are uncommonly dull of sale and declining. Malt is 3d. per bushel cheaper. Beans Is'. to 2s. per quarter. Flour was about Is. per sack lower. Wheat, .English,Olit • lOs 9d a Ifs Od per 701bs. New lOs Od a lOs 6d Ditto sound us Od a Os Od Scotch, Old los od a los ed Canada (free) 9s 9d a I Os Od Foreign (in bond) Os od a Os od Irish, Old 8s Gd a 9s 3d New 9s 4d a 9s 9d Barley, English, Old 5s 3d a 5s 9d per 36qts. New 5s 9d a 6s 3d Foreign (free) 5s 3d a 5s 9d Irish, Old Os od a Os Od New 5s Od a 5s 3d Scotch, Old .. Os Od a Os Oil New - 5s 9d a 6s Od Oats, Potato, Old Os Ott a Os (al per 451bs. New 3s 4d a 3s 8d Limerick, Old Os Od a Os od New 36 7d a 3s 8d Welsh, Potato, Old Os Od a 3s 8d Foreign (free) Os Ott a Os Od Malt, Fine los Ott a los 3d per 3t ti t s . Ditto, middling Rs 9d a 9s Sit Beans, Old —s Ott a —s Od per quarter. New 44s Od a 49s Od Superfine Flour, Old —s Od a —s ad per Valhi. New 53s Od a 55s Od Oatmeal, Old 26s Od a 29s Od per 240Ibs. New 3.2s Od a 326 Od American Flour, sweet, (in bond) —s Oda —s Oil per barrel of 196Ibs. net.—Sour, (Out of bond), —s a —s. Import of Grain for the 1Veek ending Jan. 24. Wheat. Barley. I Oats. Flour. 1 Sacks Irish, Bush. 701b Bush. 601b Bush. 451b For. Brls per 28011 ) 3,919 1,566 8,384 76 951 Sacks of Oatmeal, per 2401bs. 1774. LEICESTERSHIRE. LEICESTER, JAN, 28. Wheat, new, 66s Od a 76s, old, —s; Rye, —s Od a —; Bar ley, 42s Od a 50s Od ; Oats, 24s a 30s; Beans, 42s a 53s ; Flog Pease, —9 od ; Pale Malt, 72s Od a 80s Od per quarter ; Oat meal, 62s Od per quarter; Fine Flour, per sack, 56s a 583 ; Seconds, 54s a 56s; Thirds, 51s a 535. MARKET HARDOHOUGH, Jan. 25.—Wheat, 68s Od a 743 Od; Rye, —9 a s ; Barley, 42s a 46s ; Oats, 22s a 26s ; Beans, 0., —n a 51 s ;, Pease —s ; Malt —s a 72s; Fine Flour per sack, —s ; Seconds. —9 ; Thirds, —s. Lou oirconnuali, Jan. 26.—Wheat, 71s; Barlty, 44s od ; Oats, 24s ; Beans, —s ; Malt, 74s ;. Fine Flour, per sack, 54s ; Seconds, 52s ; Thirds, 50s Od. LINCOLNSHIRE. LI NCoi.N. Wheat 64s a 71s Od Barley 335 Cti a 43s Oats 20s a 295 Od Beans —s a —s Ud Peas —s —s 01 , Rye —5 Od —s Wheat 40s a 698 Ori 1 Barley 36 s Od a 44 s Oats I9s a 24s Od Beans :39s a 50s Od Rye ... —s a —s Ori Pease —s a —s (id GRANTHAM. Wheat .... 60s Od a 73s od Oats 26s Od a 35s Oil Barley 48s Od a 459 od I Beans 56s Od a 59s od Peas 403 od a 46s od. sTAmFutio. Wheat .... 5BI Od a 739i;(1 I Oats 2i)s Od a 32s Od Barley .... 29s Od a 53s Od Beans 51s Ud a 54s Od MIDDLESEX. UXBRIDGE, Coin Inspector's Returns. Wheat, per load 161 lOs a 211 10; -- New —I od a —1 os Barley, per quarter 31s —d a 48s —d Oats 23s —d a 29s —d Beans 32s —d a 52s —d Pease 42s —d a 50s —d Ry e —s —(1 a —s NORFOLK. ATTLEB1111311, Jan. 27.—Per Comb. Wheat 30s a 355 1 Oats Barley 14s a 22s I Peas .. Beans —s a —s. At NORWICH, per Quarter. Wheat .... —3 Od a —s Od Oats 25s Od a 305 Od — New 66s Od a 76s Od 1 Beans 34s Od a 40s Od Rye —s Od a —1 Od Buck perCniti.12s od a 13s od Barley 2tis od a 46s od Malt 3tis Oda 38s Od Peas, White —s od a —s Od Bast Flour.. —s Od a 55s ad — Grey . 94s Od a 54s Od per sack. Coals, —s Od a 42s 4d per chaldron. Rough Fit :3s 8d pet stone. Dipt Candles, 7s Od per dozen.—Mould ditto 9s. Average price of Fresh Butter in Norwich Market, from 18d at Swaffham and Downham (with Com mission)—From 46s to 50s per firkin of 561bs. Clover Hay ....... 4s Od a 4s 6d per cwt. Ditto (New) Os 0(1 a Os od ditto Fiordland ditto.... 4s 3d a 4s 6d ditto Meadow ditto ..... 2s 9d a 3s Gd ditto Wheat Straw ..... 2s Od a 2s sd ditto Barley ditto is 6d a Is 8(1 ditto LYNX, Jan. 27.—We had rather a dull market on Tues day ; Wheat, of fine quality, supported our last week's cur rency ; but all other sorts were is. to 2s. per quarter lower. Barley in short supply, notwithstanding a decline of Is. to 2s. per quarter must be noted. In Oats, Beans, and Peas, no alteration. Flour was the same. Wheat 0. .. 54s Od a 68s Od Pease, Wh. — s Od a —s Od — N... —s od a —s Od I --- Grey 37s Od a 39s Od Bin leyM.... 406 Od a 42s Od Beans ..... —s Od a —5 Od — tit... 32s 011 a 34s Od — New .. 33s Od a 40s Od Oats 20s Od a 28s Od Fine Flour 56s Od per sack Rape-seed —1 and —I Os per last. YAnmou'rx, Jan. 27.--M e e had a good supply of Barley at our market on Saturday, but not much NVbeat. The former met dull sales, at a reduction of full 2s.per quarter ; the latter fully maintained the prices of last week, and in good demand. Oats, Peas, and Beans, were each a dull sale, and lower Is. per quarter. Yesterday morning our Barley market was quite in a stanant state, what was sold was at a reduction of full 4s. to Cs. per quarter on Saturday's prices. Wheat 2s. per quarter cheaper. In other Grain note no alteration. Wheat, White ... 66s a 725 1 Peas, Boiling .. „, a — Red G45 a 676 — Grey 34s a 38s Barley (Malt) 36s a 425 Oats, New 24s a 28s ---(St) • • • • 2 96 1 1 a a S 4 ° 2 5 1 Flour —O , i ld ler ss sack 53s a — s NORTHAMPTONSHIRE. NO RT if AM PI OM . 0. Wheat .. 66% ad a —s Od N. Beans 40s ad a 41s ad N. 1Vheat .. 6Ss Od a 74s Od O. Beans .; 43s 0(1 a 4ps Od Willey ..... 41% Od a 45s 6d N.Yeas 40a Od a 4Qs ad 0. Oats .... —s ad a .—s Od 1 0.Peas —s ad a —s ad N. Oats.... i Is Od a 26s ad 1 Rye —s od a —s od DAV ENTRY. wheat...... 60% Od a 68s ad Beans 44s Od a 52s ad Barley ...... 40s ad a 46s ad Hog Peas 48s ad Oats ...... 21; Od a 28s ad By customary measure. PETERBOROUGH. Wheat .... 54s ad a 63s ad 1 Oats 16s 0(1 a 37; Od Barley .... 30 s Od a 3 3s Od 1 Beans 35s Od a 44; Od Peas .... 38s Od a 44; Od. HERTFORD. —Wheat, per load of 5 bushels, 34s a 52s—Bar ley 34s a 54s per quarter—Brans 43s a 56s per load—Pras 24s a 291—Rye —s a —s per load. HUNTINGDONSHIRE. riuNTINopoN. • Wheat .... 3.5s Od a 44s Od Barley .... 35s Od a 47s Od Oats .... 151 Od a 26's Od Beans .... 35s Od a 45s Od KE CANTEI Wheat Brown.— —s a - New 60s a 741 - W hits —s a —s New 65s a 78s Rye —s a —s Barley —s a —s — New 34$ a 46s Oats 9c2s a as ;NT. REILIRY. Beans 36s a b30 Ticks —s a --s Hug Pease 40s a 4.33 Boiling Pease —s a —s Flour ... ...... G Is a 67s Hay, per ton 75s a 8Us Clover 75s a 80s Straw ... 40s a —1 P►ice. I Average. NS/heat 301 qrs. sold for 4 . 1059 5 0 64.s a 80s 14 . 3 10 3 Barley 314 - - 671 4 0 38s a 485 2 2 8 Oats 147 - - 177 13 0 18s a Sgs I I 4 1 Beans 74 - 161 Peas 69 - 161 Price of Uil Cake at the Mills i It 0 I S9s a 5is I 2 3 a II o 1 40i a 50i 2 2 4 u this Neighbourhood, 141 Os 151 os per Tbuttiand. NEwcAsme, Jan. 22.—Wheat, Northumberland, per qr. 52s a t h is; Norfolk 56s a fibs ; Scotch —s a —s—Rye, Eng lish 36s a 44s—Barlc•s', Norfolk 32s a 45s ; Scotch 40s a 435; Northumberland —s a —s—Malt, Norfolk pale rins a GS , — Oats, potatoe ',As a 326; common 19s a 305; foreign 2.4s a 26s—Brans, Tick 40s a —s ; ditto small —s a 46s—Pease, boilers 56s a 60s; grey 36s a 406—Flour, fine 48s a 50s per sack—Northumberland Bacoa ti3s a 66. per cwt—Hams 70s 3 71s Od—Butter 49s a —s Od per firkin—Cumberland Bacon, 58s 4d a 505 6d—Hams 68s a 70t per cwt.—Butter 49s Od a —s Od per firkin. Moaee•rtt, Jan. 26.—Beef 3s 3d a 6s Od ; Mutton 5s 9d a Us 9d ; Lamb Os Oct a Os Od per stone, sinking offals—Wheat 50s a 625; Rye 40s a 42s; Barley 36s Od ; Oats tis Od a 24s Ott; Pease 38s a 42s Od per qr. NOTTINGHAMSHIRE. NEWARK. Wheat 431 a 72s Od Barley 45s a 548 Od — Old ... —s a —s od Oats 25s a 3.2s Od Rye. sa—sOd Beaus 4as a 50s Od OXFORDSHIRE, OXFORD, Jan. averao! price of a bushel of Wheat was 8s. 10d. -- Wheat, 7s 6 . 3 a 9s Od per hu4tel Beans 4s Od a Gs Sd per bushel Barley 38s Od a 46s Od per quarter Oats 22s ud a 32s Od per quarter Ta Flow' . —s 0.1 a —s Od per 50s 0(1 a 60s 0(1 per sack. RUTLANDSHIR E. UPPINCIIAM, Jan. '26.—Wlivat. 645 a 741; Barluy, 363 a 435 ; Oats, 24s a 2S5 ; Beans, .105 a 46s—old, 50s. SHROPSHIRE. Sii ut,wsts (TRY. Wheat, Old ..11s Od a —s 0.] Peas Os Od a Os Od -- New ..10s od a 10s 3d Oats, Old Os Od a 7s gd Barley, (Vd ud a 0, od - New .5s 6d a 6s 6d -- New .. hs a 7s Od . Elides, 4d—Calt Skins, 5(I—Tallow, 3d per lb. SONIERSETSHIRE. ,Vtieat 5f;9 a i's Oats 21s a 309 Barley ..... 34s a 48s I Beans 44s a tiOs BatsTor.. W h e a t _ fiGs a 72s I Oats 24s a Clgs Batley - . . :38s a 4 , ls I Beans .. 4‘2s a 56 9 SHEPTuN MALLET. IVheat 52s a 7os I Oats Tis a L265 Barley 3.1s a 483 Beans S6s 505 Wheat Fria a 72s Oats 20s a 3O Barley 3 N a 42s I Beans .. 39s a 489 f , 9s a —s I Oats 2.1s a ...Ps' 40s a —s Beans 40s a TAUNTON. Wheat 68s 8d I Oats Barley 43s 6d Beans.... Yeas 45s 10d. STAFFORDSHIRE. Wheat Batley Wheat ICs 6d a 105 New Bailey 7s Od a 75 6t1 SUFF BURY Sr. EDMUN Wheat 2Ss a 3 , 1s -- New 30s a 355 Barley' 1,4s a 9.2s New 15s a 23s Oats 4s Od a 5s Od Beans 7s Od a 8s Od 'OLK. Coomb. Beans .. 92s a 2 4 s I5s a 13 9 Peas, White 18s a 255 -- Grey 18s a '2 0 ' Malt 36s a 33 9 Flour, per sack 50s a 6at :YE. Oats.. 12 a 1 Gs - New 10s a 15s Arheat, W. 68s a 72s lied (As a 68s Barley 23s a 43s Snperfine —s a —s Beans 31s a 40s IPSW Wheat .... 61s Od a 74s Od Barley 32s Od a 47s Od Pease, Grey 32s a 38 9 -- W bit e —s a ---' Oats '22sia stir Superfine s a ---* per Coomb. CET. Oats 2es od a 285 od Beans 275 od a 405 Od Peas .... 36; Od a 38s Od. Wheat, per ld —1 Os a —I Os 1 Oats, per qr... II 2s a 11 13 5 New ditto 121 Os a 201 lOs 1 Barley . II 14s a 2 1 85 Rye —1 Os a —1 Os 1 Beans II 18s a 4. Grey Peas, 21 Os a 21 6s. SUSSEX. CIIICHESTER.—Corn Inspector's Return—Wh-at, 64s Bid Barley, 35s 9d ; Oats, 21s 4 ; Pease, —s Od; Beano , 4 5s lid per quarter. At LEWES Corn Market, the prices were : White %V heat , —s a 77s ; fled ditto, 60s to 68s per quarter; Barley, 254 a 45s ; Oats, 26s Od a —s Od. HoNnei..—Wheat 151 Os to 161 Os per load ; Barley 445 a 465; Oats 25s a 28s per quarter ; Peas 5s 8d; Beans is O d Tares 8s Od per bushel. At Arundel 111arket,the prices of Meat were:—Beef, 3s itici a 4s 6d per stone; Mutton, 3s Gs to 5s Od ; Lamb, Os od a Os: Veal, Os Od ; Pork, 5s Od a Os. WARWICKSHIRE. WA R Wheat 85 Od a 9s Od Barley 3s 3d a 6s Od Oats 3s 3d a 4s 3d WICK. Peas, W. 79 Oti a 7s 6 J - G. • • 5s G(.1 a 69 0) 1 Beans 53 Oti a 7s 0' NTRY. Beans 6s Rd a is O d , Peas, W. is 2d a is 6 ; -G Os otl a Oi Ou ()HAM. Beans 7s Od a is 4 1 Veteill'S OS Oki a Os 0 ", Peas iss Od a ss 40 COVE Wheat 8s 4d a 9s 0,1 Barley Ss 4d a Cs 2d Oats 35 8d a 4s ed BIRMil Wheat 8s 4d a 9s Od I Barley Ss 3d a Eis Od Oats 3s 9d a 4s Sd wicHT (ISLE OF). NEWPORT, Jan. 22.—The average price of Wheat at o ur Market, on Saturday, was 161 Is 8e1 per load; Barley, Od; Oats, —s Od ; Beans, —s per qr. wiurstintE. SALI SBURY. Wheal 50s a 6 I Oats '20s h PO' Barley 30; a 47s Beans 46s a 6 05 DEVIZES. Best Wheat 35s Od a 38s Od I Oats 22; OtI a 315 °4 Barley .... 2Ss Ott a 47; Ot1 I Beans 19s - nd a 285 Oa 772 Sacks of Wheat sold at the average of 32s 7d. WAUMINSTea. Wheat 59s a 77s 1 Oats 22 4 a 305 barley 32 s a 49s I Beans 56s a 519 WORCESTERSHIRE. woRCESTER. Wheat 8s 5d a Ss 10d Oats 3s ad a 5 5 10J Barley 5s Od a 5s10d Beans Gs Od a 7S 6 . , Peas Os Od a Os Od live ...... .. Os Od a Os 0 ", ---Hog 5s 6d a 5s 8d Vetcb e s .... is Od a 8s 0" YORKSHIRE. We had a small supply of Wheat at this day's market,; fine Wheat fully maintained last week's prices; inferior not1 31- nal. In Oats, Rye, Barley, and Beans, no alteration. Wheat 5tis a 70s Bailey 34s a 44f Rye S8s a 42s Oats 20s a Of DoNcasTER.—Pet . Load. Wheat .... 18S od a 22s od I Beans 13s Od a iss Od Supei tine .. 24s Od a 26s Od Old —s Od a —s 0_, 4 I Old —s od a —s Od Grey Peas .. 15s Od a 176 Od d Rye 13s Od a 17s Od Boiling ditto —s od a —4 O d Per Quarter. Oats 16s Od a 20s Od Barley .... 36s Oda 40 Oa `superfine 26s Od a 30s Oil Fine 45s Od a 485 01 Old —s Od a —s Od Grinding ... —s od a — . 6 O'' Legns. There was a good supply of Grain to this day's market. The demand for NVleat was very limited ; last week's price were scarcely supported, and little doing in any kind but th e best samples. Barley dull sale at last week's prices. Oats an", Shelling were dull, and each lower. In Beans and Rapesee d there was little doing, and prices much the same. Wheat, Old —s a —s i Pease, Nt lite .... —s a --- -- New fi3i a 72s --Grey s a - -s Barley, Old —s a —s Malt, per load .. —s a •" -.5 ----- New 28i a 44s Shelling 3:.is a $ 45 Oats, Old —s a —s Flour, Fine, per sack 30s a 6 35 — New 24s a 30s --Seconds .. 42s a 46 5 Beans, 'rid - 44s a 48s Rapeseed, per last 241 a !• 41. -- Small 481 a 50s ii If U Wheat .... G2s Od a 64, Od I Barley .... 139s od a 42s Od Peas .... 52 LL. I Oats 9 Beans .... 49s 22 ° Od d a a 2 50 8 : C101 s Oct a 54s Ud. NORMAL Wheat, W. .. Ss Od a 9s Gd I -- 8s Od a 8s 9d .LERTON. Barley 4s ed a 51 Bums 5s Ott a Us 94 SIIEFFIF.1.1, Wheat .... 56s Od a 6es Od I Oats eo$ Oda 284 Oa Rye ...... 42s 04 a 48s Oct Beans 48s Oda 36s Barley .... atis Od a 495 Od Peas 445 Od a 54s Pa WAKEFIELD. Wheat, per 6011)s (;0s a GGs She per load —s a 3 45 Barley 34i a 36i Malt 494 a 403 5 Beans, Tic .... 48S a Al/s Oats, per st..... I3d a ISAJ WoncEsTER, Jan. 26.—Ori Saturday is4 Pockets of Hops were weighed in our warliet.—There is nu altriation nor last. Price of Hops in the Borough. Bags. Pockets. Kent 51 les to 71 Os I Farnham.., 91 Os to 121 10 Sussex 51 5s to el (is Kent .... el Os to el 06 Essex 51 lOs to el lOs Sussex 51 His to el 10 Essex el Os to 71 106 Printed and Published for the PROPRIETORS, at the SUN' OFFICE, ii o. 112 ; strand, by J B. CARSTAIRS.