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of the father, as there appears to be a general de termination to exclude the second son, the In fante Don Miguel. The Emperor of Austria, it seems, takes an active part in the present nego ciations, to promote the interests of his daughter. The subsidy to be paid by Brazil to the mother country, as a compensation for the act of acknow ledgement, is one of the easiest of the conditions, as it is understood to he ready, and waiting for appropriation in London. [NEW TistEs.] The news of the appeal of the Greeks to our protection has reached Constantinople, and the Divan, it appears, is in deliberation. What the result of the consultations of this august body will be is beyond our conjecture, but, in all pro bability,. it will be something absurd ; nor is it very easy to give an opinion on the conduct which will be pursued on the occasion by our o wn G overnment ; but we hope it will not merit the- same character as that which may apply to the counsels of the Turki-h functionaries. We are quite sure that it will be such as is most consistent kith humanity and real Christian feelings, though, perhaps, not exactly in accord. ance with the views of those who make a loud profession of both, while they care nothing about the former, and do not conceal their little regard _ for the latter, except when they can be made a cover for designs at variance with their spirit. It appears tolerably certain, that if we attempt to do any tl►ing for the protection of the Greeks, the Liberals all over the Continent will at once set it down as an effort on our part to obtain power by the acquisition of territory or influence from Greece. Many indications exist already, by which it is evident that the friends of freedom in Europe, and the United States of America, wish the cause of Greece well, only as far as its success may hurt the interests, or at least affront the leading principles of England. We hope, therefore, that in our transactions connected withG reek affairs,we shall hold these persons in the most complete contempt, and act in such a manner as will most accord with our own interests, and the honourable views which have always guided our conduct with respect to this war, perfectly re gardless of the jealousy of European Philhel lenes, or the petty-fogging interference of North American volunteers in a cause for which they care nothing, any further than it may, in some, manner, defined or undefined, injure us. Spain is distracted as usual. In our French news is detailed a couversation with the Count d'Espagna, which looks rather apocryphal. There appears to be a lamentable scarcity of common sense among all parties in that country. [MORNING HERALD.] We have heretofore stated, particularly in last Tuesday's publication, that the country ought by no means to infer that a dissolution of Parliament was determined upon, merely because there was a good deal of activity in certain boroughs ; that, on the contrary, it was the desire of particular individuals, who may be fond of seeing attorneys' agents appointed, and meetings and dinners pro moted, all in furtherance of the views of five or six candidates—two Members only being wanted —to create and keep up the idea that a General Election was at hand. It was their game, but it proved nothing ; and events have shown that, in what we repeatedly intimated, we were right —at all events, there is to be no dissolution of the Par liament this year. Besides, the Cabinet Council that was to take place, on the distinct and single question regarding the dissolution of Parliament, was to he in the beginning of October ; that was understood to be the arrangement at the close of the last Session, and on the Ministers separating for different parts of the country ; whereas we saw all the Ministers simultaneously moving to wards the metropolis, and immediately after holding a Cabinet Council, which was very fully attended, and which lasted for several hours. The cause of such suddenly convened Cabinet Council was Greece ; it was the proffer from Greece to place itself under the protection of this country that occasioned the Cabinet Council. And as Lord Strangford, now in this country, had the opportunity of giv ing personal information to the Ministers, it is un derstood to have been accompanied with an inti mation, that if England declined to grant the proffered protection, there was a power that might acquiesce in the reqnest of the Greeks. England can have no desire to see Russia extending pro tection to Greece, and gaining the long sighed for influence in the Mediterranean. The Council of Thursday was followed by one on Saturday, and the subject of deliberation again was Greece. The Earl of Elarrowby, lord President of the Council, was at the Foreign s ollice soon after twelve o'clock, and he was soon afterwards joined by Mr. Secretary Canning—they anxiously awaiting the return of the Earl of Liverpool, who went to Windsor after Thursday's Cabinet Council, to have an audience of his Majesty. The Minister of France was on the alert ; the Prince de Polignac had some guess at the charac ter of Thursday's deliberations, and had a long interview with Mr. Canning on Friday. During these discussions the Ministers were not without Lord Strangford's aid, that Noble Lord- tolerably well knowing the movements of the Divan and the views of Russia. There was,at first, ,a thought of Lord Strangford being sent. back direct to Constantinople ;- but it is now resolved that St. Petersburgh, at no distant day, is to he his Lord ship's first visit. IMORNING POST.] We received last night by Express, French Papers to the 24th inst. and the Etoile of Satur day. It appears by the intelligence from Spain that the execution of Bessieres, prompt as it was, did not prevent others from imitating his ex ample. •We had already heard of an insurrec tionary movement in the province of Valencia headed by General Chambo : we now find and that it has been followed by risings in those of la Mancha, Burgos, and Grenada. General Locho, who has taken up arms , in la Mancha, and had not yet been overtaken at the date of these ad vices, is represented as ;the chief who excites most fear in .the King and.the Gdvernment ; not only because the scene of his operations lies at a short distance from the ca-1 pital, but because he is considered as the most daring and enterprising of all the Guerilla Leaders who have fought since 1820. lie had only fifty horsemen with him when he proclaimed Charles V., but it was believed that his numbers had since increased. It was even apprehended at Madrid that the two companies of Cavalry of the Regiment of St. James, and those of Cuirassiers of the Guard who had been sent in his pursuit, had joined, instead of combating the Rebel. This was the more fear ed, as although four days had elapsed since those troops had marched from the capital, no intelligence whatever had been received from them. Ortiguela is the Chief who has taken the field in the province of Burgos ; but the name of the third, who has created trou bles at Grenada, is not mentioned. These troubles were subsequent to the discovery of an alleged conspiracy, in which six officers had been shot, and of which we gave some time since the details. The information contained in the Eloile, though it admits the existence of seve ral local insurrections in Spain, is evidently intended to produce a belief that they had been suppressed ; but little faith can be placed in those assurances. A Decree had been issued by Ferdinand at the request, possibly the demand, of the French and Agistrian Charges des Affaires, directing- that the houses of French merchants established in Spain, and suspected of having smuggled goods,should not be visited by Custom house Officers without the consent and aid of the French Consuls. OLD BAILEY-(SATURDAY.) Frederick Wilson was charged with having, on the 26th May, obtained, under false pretences, a promissory note for 350/. from Mr. Robert Cole, of Southampton, cabinet-maker.—The facts of this case have already fully appeared in the Police Re ports. A number of witnesses were called, and the whole of the correspondence between the prisoner and prosecutor gone through, from which it appeared that he had obtained the two promissory notes in question, on the express condition that he would have returned cash for them; but failing so to do, the present prosecution was instituted.—The RECD DER summed up the evidence to the Jury, who' found the prisoner Guilty.— He was sentenced to seven years - transportation. This being the last case on the list, the RECORDER dis missed the Jury, after thanking them for their long and very patient attendance. The whole of the prisoners convicted this Session, on whom sentence had not been already passed, were now called up for judgment. „ The following received sentence of death, after a suitable address from the RECORDER:—Henry Williams, alias Henry Martin, .Michael Williams, alias Flyn, Frederick Williams, John Jones, James Robinson, Samuel Cardiff, Henry Copas, Harry Ward, Henry Johnson, Mary Haynes, Thomas Pickett, Richard Mason, George Hamerton, Charles Benjamin, Charles M`Roy, Edmund Edgar, alias Edmond Edgar Bolt, William Robinson, Elizabeth Smith, Richard Duffell, Edward Mason, and Samuel Crook, for stealing in a dwelling-house to the amount of 4los. and upwards; William Rippen, jun., George Gravenor, and John Clarke, for burglary ; John 14ay, for horse-stealing ; and John Ryder, for highway robbery; Elizabeth Smith pleaded being quick with child in arrest of execution. The unfortunate woman seemed in a most helpless condition, and was obliged to be held up by two men at the bar. A jury of matrons was empanelled to try the validity of her plea ; and after retiring with her for a short time, returned a verdict affirming it. Execution was stayed accordingly (that is, no report will be made of her until after her accouthement); though, from the circumstances of her case, there is no doubt that, at whatever time the report is made, she will be deemed a fit subject for the Royal clemency, as far at least as a commu tation of the capital punishment. Most of the prisoners who received sentence of death were young persons. Very few of them seemed affected by their situa tion. far greater number of them heard the sentence of death as if it were a mere matter of form, and not intended to be carried into execution. In this respect there was a mark ed difference between the behaviour of the capital convicts and that of many who were sentenced to minor degrees of punish. ment. The latter seemed in general to be impressed with the belief that the punishment they heard pronounced would be carried into execution. Five prisoners (men) were sentenced to be transported for life. Twenty-one (six of them females) were sentenced p trans portation for 14 years. Fifty-five (16 of them females) were sentenced to transporta tion for 7 years. One prisoner (a female) to be imprisoned and confined to hard labour for 2 years. One man to imprisonment and hard labour for 18 months. Ten (4 of them females) to imprisonment and hard labour for 1 year. Twenty-one (seven of them females) to six months' impri sonment and hard labour. (Two of the men to be whipped in gaol in the interim.) Thirty-nine (eighteen of these females) to be imprisoned and kept to hard labour for three months. Three of the men to be whipped in gaol in the interim. Fifty-one (twenty of them females) to be h'nprisoned for dif ferent periods, from two months to nine days, the greater por tion to be kept to hard labour during their imprisonment. Two men were sentenced to be publicly whipped. Nine (all young lads) to be whipped in gaol, and to be dis charged. Three to be fined one shilling, and discharged. The sentences of four or five were respited till next sessions. The two trials, and the passing of the sentences, occupied the Court from the usual hour in the morning until six in the even ing, at which hour the Court rose, and the sessions were ad journed to Thursday the 27th of October. The present were the heaviest sessions known for some years. At the rising of the Court the two men who were sentenced to be publicly whipped, underwent their punishment in the court-yard, in the presence of an immense crowd. Fo y.-Mr. Berger, alias Major,de Gifford, was on Saturday brought before Mr. MINSHULL, at Bow street-Office, for another examination.—The evidence of Mr. Joseph Green was tendered, but objected to by Mr. Humphries, the prisoner's solicitor, on the ground that he was azi interested witness, and that his evidence would not be received on the trial. Mr. Minshull being of the same opinion, his evidence was not received.—George Daw, head-waiter at the Colonnade Hotel, Charles-street, St. James's-square, was then examined. He stated that he had seen the prisoner at the hotel several times, and that he was called Major de Clifford. He had seen him there in company with a short young man, and a very young man, who told him his name was Peckham. (Peckham was here brought in, but the witness could not identify him.) — Had norecollection of ever having seen him before.—(Johnson was brought in). Tbat is the young man whom I know as Mr. Peckham. Has seen him in company with a short young man. Recollected his coming in company with Major de Clifford and a short young man, and all three drinking tea to gether. He could not say that Johnson was one of them.— The solicitor for the prosecution having no further evidence to offer, the prisoner was remanded till Saturday next. BIRTH. On Saturday, at his house, Gower -street, Bedford-square, the lady of William Oldnall Russell, Esq., of a son. MARRIED. At St. Mary Abbott's, Kensington, Mr. Robert FennesseY, of Park-row, Park-lane, to Miss Charlotte Matilda Wilson, of Kensington. • Lately, at Ramsg a t e , Mr- S. Beningfield, of Hart-street, Mark-lane, to Eliza, wood, Essex. eldest daughter of Mr. T. Wright, Brent- On Saturday last, the 24th inst., at Christchurch, Surrey, Edmund Drayton, Esq., of Forest-gate, West Ham, Essex, to Mrs. Heathcote, of Great Surrey-street. DIED On the I.sth inst., at Plas lea, Merionethshire, Margaret the wife of Lieutenant -General J. Manners Kerr; On Sunday, the 19th inst., at Bath, Mrs. Elizabeth Bulcock, only daughter of the late James Bulcock, Esq., formerly of Dulwich, Surrey. On Wednesday, the 2let inst., at Leamington, near War wick, Henry William Knight, Esq., of the firm of Knight, Jones, and. Knight, St. James's-equate, and eldest son of Wil liam Young knight, Esq., of Great Marlborough-street, and Barnes-common Surrey. On Friday,' die 23d inst., Mrs. Ware, the wife of Samuel Ware, Esq., of Highgate, in the 81st year of her age. COUNTRY MARKETS AND FAIRS DURING THE LAST WEEK. BERM: REA: HIRE. )I NO. Wheat I Barley Oats —s a —s There was more Cheese pitched at Reading Fair than was expected ; consequently the trade was dull. The best Wilts, which in the morning realised from 745. to 765. could scarcely find purchasers in the afternoon at 68s. anti 70s. ; Skim, from 48s. to 545. It was calculated that upwards of 500 tons were exhibited. WANTAGE. Wheat I Barley NEWBURY. Wheat Barley HI7NGERFORTI. Wheat Barley l'eas BUCKINGHAMSHIRE. AYLESBURY. Wheat.... 58s Od a 70s od Beans 46s Od a 50s Od Barley.... 42s Od a 46s 0,1 Peas Oats 4Bs Od a 30s Od Rye BucElNGHAst—(Per bushel.) Wheat Bs od a 8; 9d Oats - /Is od a4s 6d Old Barley Vetches los Od a 12s 01. CAMBRIDGESHIRE. Camf3tloGE Wheat 6ss 0(1 Per qr Rye Barley 3os Od .—Average. Oats Beaus • 42s Ott Peas . ----S Od WISILECa. Wheat 655 4d per yr Barley —s od Rye - -3 Od —Average. Oats 24s 3d per qr Beans 4is Od Yeas CH ES cur.: Wheat, 7511., 11, 3,1 a. lls 6(1 ' - New 10s (id a I Is od ;TER. Barley, 33qts Os ad a Os ad -- New Os ad a Os ad Oa►s Rye Os od a Os 0(1 NANTWICH. Wheat, 7511) —s Od a—s Od Oats, 45Ibs . Os Od a Os Od N e w lOs 9d a lls 3d -- New , 4s Od a 4s 6d Barley,•3Bcits Os Od a Os Od 1 Rye Os Od a Os Od INIACCLESFIELD.—FIour. per .24u1b. 47s a isOs —Qat ni cal 36s a 38s—Butter, 15(1 a 17d per lb. SToCKPolvr.—Oatrocal, per 9.4011). 31s a 37s—Flour 43s a 51s-ISotter, per lb. 15d a .17th CORNWALL. Titußo.—Wheat (average) 9,5 s od—Barley, 14s ed—Oats - 1 is 6d. PENZANCE.—Wheat, 21s Orl a 27s Orl—Barley, 12s a t 79 Od —Oats, 9s Oda lOs Od—Beef and Mutton, 5d a 7d—Purk, ! 50. BODMIN.—Wheat 24s Od—Barley 15s Od—Oats 103 Od. CUMBERLAND. CARLISLE (Average).—Wheat, 53s 1 Id—Barley, 40s Od— Oats, —s Od—Rye, —s Od per quarter. PENRITI-I.—Wheat, 8s Bd—Rye, 6s 3d—Barley, 4s 7d Oats, 3s 5d per bushel. DERBYSHIRE. DEu Wheat 7ls a 73s Rye —s —S Bailey .-"S 3 —3' ttny. Oats 29s a 32s I Beans I Peas.... —s a —s .11F12L1). Oats 255 a 30s IBeans I Peas 42s a 48s —s a —s ,oRNE. OiilS I Beans I Peas —s Ft CHESTK. Wheat 69.s a 7is Rye —s a —s Barley 42s a 48s I ASHH Wheat 7os a 7fis Rye Barley —a a —s I DEVONSHIRE Ex KT R, Sept. 16.—Price of Wheat 8s6(1 a9s 6d ; Barley, 5s 9,1 a 6s €(1; Beans, Os Od a Os ad ; 'Oats, 3s Od a3s tid per IH:51;c1. PLYMOUTH. IVbeat Batley HON I I" ON. Wheat Barley DORSETSHIRE. BLANDFORD (Average).—Wlteat U-13 Od ; Barley 41s 0d: Oats 28s Od ; Beans 47s 6(1. BRIDPORT.—W heat 64s Od a 66s Oil ; Barley bGs Od a —s ; Oats 22s Od a 26s Od ; Beans —s Od a—s Od. • DoactiEsTun..—Wheat 52s Od a 70s Od ; Barley 35s Od a 40s Od ; Oats 'ids Od a 30s 011; Beins 46s Od a 565. tin Rn BORNE.—Wheat 56s od ai s ; Barley 32s Od a 40s; Oats 26s a 32s ; Beans 44s a 54s ; Peas —s a —s. Dunn Am. DURHAM, Sept. 17.—Wheat 12s 6d a 165 6d per hull— Malting Barley —s Od a —s Od—Oats 6s 6d a 95-od. \%oLsINGHAM, Sept. 20.—Red Wheat 15s ad a 16s 6d; White Wheat 16s Od a 17s 6d. Barley —s Od a lOs Od. Oats 6s 3d a 7s Od per boll. STANtion, Sept. 16.—Wbeat I 7s Od a 19s Od—Barley Os Od a —s Od—Oats 7s od a Ss Od per hull. SUNDERLAND, Sept. 17.—White "Wheat 62s od a G4s Od, Red GOs od a 62s od per qr. : Oats —s a —s; Barley —s —s; Pease —s a —s; Floor, fine, 47s to 50s per sack. BARNA RDCASTLE, Sept.ll.—Wheat I4s Od a 18504 ; Beans —s al2s 6d ; Pease, —s a—s ; Barite, 9s a lOs ; Oats, 7s Od a Ss Od per boll ; Beef, 6d a 7d; Alutton, 7d; Veal, Sd; ', aw l) Oil a 7d ; Pork, 7 , 1 per lb. STociiToN, Sept. 2I .—Wheat 156 Od a lis 3d per boll—Oat s 3s 3d a 3s tid per bushel. DARLINGTON, Sept. 19.—Beef 5s 6d a 75 4d—Mutton 7s 6d a Ss (id per stone, sinking offal—Lainb 20s Oda 59s per head. Red Wheat 15s 3il a 16s Od ; White I6s 6d a 17s Gd—Oats 7s a as oil—Barley Os a I Is Od—Beauslis Od a 13s Od ; new Os aOf —Pease, boilers —s Od —s; grey Os alis 33 per boll. ' ESSEX. CHELNI-,FORD: Wheat, W - Barley 363 a 38s Oats 27s a 3os Tares Ss Od Beans, Horse 40s a 46s Tick .... 40s a 44s Peas sos a 60s --- GI cy lOs 6d per bushel. COLCHESTER. Wheat, W. 69s a 72s I Beans, Tick .... 40s a 42s it. Rye Barley 4os a 44s White .... 44s a ZOs Oats 24s a 30s Brink —s a -8 Flour GLOUCESTERSHIRE. , GioncEsTEtt, per bushel. Wheat Ss o,l ' a 98 0.1 I Beans ss Od a 7s6d Barley CHFELTENHA3I. Wheat per bash. 9s 3(1 a 93 6(1 I Oats Barley ' ti% 0(1 a 66 6d.1 Beads HAMPSHIRE. WirieutrsTEn, Sept. 17.—t1Theat, G479d—Barley, 40s 1 Oil --Oats, —s o(l—Beans —s. BAstNnsToKE.—Wheat,soi a 73 ' —Barle y , 394 a 4Gs— Oats,. 22s a 32 5 —Beans, —s to per qr. At ANDOVER Market, the average price of Wheat per quar ter was 65s 9d : Barley, 40s od ; Oats, 254 Od; I3eans, Os od. ilomsEy.—Wheat 60s Od a 70s Od ; Barley :18i Od a 46s Od ; Oats 24s od a 28s Od. PETERSFiELD.—Wheat, new, 181 —s a —l—s ; old , 161 —s a 181 —s per load—Barley, 35s a 40s—Oats, 25s a iSs per quarter—rease, Gs Od per bushel. HEREFORDSHIRE. IiEREFoRD—(per Winchester measure.) Wheat, N. .. les Cd al !s 3d Oats Ss 9d a4s 3d 0. ..) is 0d al ls 6d Beans Barley ...... 5s 0(1 a6s 6,1 Peas HERTFORDSHIRE. H ERTFORD.--Wheat. per load of 5 bushels, 40s a 48,—Bar ley 36s a 473 per quarter—Brans iSs a 34s per load—Peas 28s a 35s—•Rye 3Us a 3fis per load. HUNTINGDONSHIRE. ti ZJTIN G DON. Wheat 35s 00 a 4ls Oats .... 90s (id a 25s Od Barley .... :33s Ud a 4ls Od Beans .... 41s Od a 43s Od KE CANTS' Wheat Brown —s a —s New s6s a 64s ---- White New 6:3s a 69s Rye Barley New :36s a 44s Oats LatittY. Beans Ticks .. —s a ---s Hog Pease ' 40• a 44s Boiling Pease —s a —s Flour Hay, per ton Uss a SOs Clover Straw SANDWICH. Wheat, Red :3os White...—. 603 Barley Oats a 6.is I Beans a 705,1 Pease, White— 6os a 64s a 43s I Grey 4os a 40s a 32i I MAIDSTONE. Pike. Average. Wheat 1019 qrs. sold for ‘3833 1 0 56s a 735 1 ,C 3 1 4 Barley 446 - - 942 12 9 36s a 45s ' 2 2 4 Oats 293 - 884 8 8 213 a 36s I 6 2 Beans 157 . - 321 17 6 37s a 44s 2 0 10 Peas 59 - 15,1 8 0 42s a 56s 2 11 8 Price of Oil Cake at. the Mills in this Neighbourhood, 131 Os —I Os per Thousand LANCASHIRE. - MANCHESTER SMITHFIELD. Sheep, 3,190 at 51d a Sd per lb. sinking offal—Cattle, 675, at 4id a 7d per lb.—Calves, 8, at 6d a Bd.—Pigs, 36-875, Lambs, at 6d to Sd. LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHAVGE. Easterly winds, which have prevailed the greater part of the week, have, no•Soubt, prevented supplies• getting to market from the more distant parts of Ireland ; the supplies which have arrived being from her near ports. This day we had a fair at tendance of dealers at market, but they did not purchase either New or Old Wheats freely, yet the holders .obtained 2d. per bushel more than on this day se'nnight. Old Oats are in a very few hands in this town ; the demand for them, as well as New, has enhanced the price of the former about 2d. per bushel, and the latter Id. There are very few samples of Old and New Barley to be seen, but its scarceness has not raised its value. Other articles remain as we last quoted them. Wheat, English, Olu New Os 3d a Os 93 Ditto sound Os 03 a Os Od Scotch, Old Bs 03 a Os Od Canada (free) 7s 6il a 8s 6tl Foreign (free) Irish, Old New Bs 6(1 a Os 23 Barley, English, Old New Foieign (free) Os Od a Os MI Irsh, Old New 6s 03 a 6s 53 Scotch,Old Os 03 a Os 0(1 New Oats, Potato, Old Ss 2d a 3s 53 per 45Ibs. New Limerick, Old New Welsh, Potato, New 3s Sd a Ss 4d Foreign (free) Os 03 a Os 03 ' Malt, Fine Os 9d a lOs 3d per 36qts. Ditto, middling.." ss 641 a 9s 0d &al's, Old New • Superfine Flour, Old New —s Od a —s od Oatmeal, Oil 2tis Od a 28s Od per 24011,5. New American Flour, sweet, (in bond) 24s Ott a 25s Od per barrel of 191ilbs. nut.—Sour, (out of hood), —s a —s. Import of Grain fur the Week ending Sept. if). i Wheat.. Barley. Oats. Flour. Sacks Irish, Bush. 70th Bush. 6011) Bush. 4516 For. Brls i per 2801 b 43,021 _ 1 ,667 _ 10,470 - 1 9 Pocks of Oatmeal, per V.lOlbS. 172. LEICESTERSHIRE. LEICEsTER, SEPT. 17. Wheat, new, 70s Od a 90s, old, —s ; Rse, —s Od a—; Bar ley, 47s Od a 53s Od ; Oats, 25s a 32s ; Beans, 44s a 52s ; Hog Pease, —s od ; Pale Malt, 726.0 d a 89s Od per quarter; Oat meal, 62s Od per quarter; Fine Flour, per sack, —s a 56s ; Seconds, —s a 545; Thirds, —s a 51s. MARK ET HARBOROUGH, Sept. 21.—Wheat, 67s ()d a 75s Od; Rye, —s a s ; Barley, —s a 46s ; Oats, 9.5 s a 30s ; Beans, 0, 52s I Pease —s ; Malt —s a 755; Fine Flour per sack, —s; Seconds, —s ; Thirds, —s. , . Lour; noonouna, Sept. 22.—Wheat, 764; Barley, 49s Od; Oats, 2.(5; Beans, 54s ;- Malt, 76s ; Vine Fluor, per sack, .57s ; Seconds, 54s ; Thirds, 52s Od. LINCOLNSHIRE. LiNcor.N. Wheat 62s a 70s Od i Barley 4os et! a 48s Oats - —s a—s Oft I Bans 24s od a—s Peas ......... —s a —sotl I Rye —s Oda --s LOUTH. Wltrat 62s a 70s Od I Barley —.l a—s 04 a ~4sOats Rye —s a—s Od Pease GRANTHAM. • Wheat .... 6011 Cd e 7.3 s Od Oats Barley I -48 s Od a 459 Od Beans Peas .40s Od a 46s 041. MIDDLESEX. I.TxnaIDGE, Cot Inspector's Returns. - Wheat, per load --- New Barley, per quarter 4os —d a 4t ) s Oats . 96s —d a 35i —d )leans Prate Rye —s —tl a —s —4l NORFOLK. ATTLEITURGH.—Per Connib. Wheat Barley Brans At NORWICH . , per Quarter. Wheat .... 58R Od a—sOd 1 Oats —.New 64s Od a 67s Od I Beans Rye —s Oda —s Od Buck perCalt).l2.s Od•a —s Od Barley Peas, White —s 0.1 a—s Od Best Flour.. 541 Od a Sas Od Grey . 38s Od a 443 Od per tack. Coals, 3tis 4d a 383 4d per chahlron. Rough Fat 8s Cid pet stone. Dipt Candles, 7s Od per dozen.—Mould ditto 9s, .Average price of Fresh Butter in Norwich Market, from 15d a 19(1 per pint. l'rices of Butter at . Swaffham and Downliam (with Com mission)—Froin Sts to 40s per firkin of sfilbs. Clover Hay 4s Oil a4s 9d per cwt. Ditto (New) Hardland ditto 4s 9d ass Od ditto Meadow ditto Wheat Straw 2s 3d a2s 6d. ditto , 'Barley ditto - Os Od aus 04 ditto LYNN. Wheat 0. sBs 00 a G4s Oti Pease, Wlt. —s Od a—s Od N... —s 0,1 a—sOd I Grey —s Od a—4 od Bat ley M .... 40s ad ft 43c ad Beans ..... 41)4 Od a 45s ad Gr... 34s Od a 3tis -- New •• —s Cid —s ad Oats Rape - -iced —I and—l Os per last. YARMOUTH. Wheat, White 64s a 72s Red .... 64s a 68s Barley (Malt) .... 40s a 4is (Gr.) ...„ 82s a 34s Beans NOKTHAMP Peas,Boiling —s a —s Grey ' —s a -s. Oats, New -- Old Flour, per sack 54s a —s 'TONSHIRE. NIP f ON. 0. Wheat .. 68s Od a 752 s On 0. Beans .. 50s Oda 52s Od N. Wheat .. 64s Od a 7.3 s 6.1 N. Beans —s 0 , / —s 0(1 Barley —1 Od a—s 0.1 Peas „ oe, 0. Oats .... 39s oil a 305 Od 10. Peas —s 0,1 a—s otl N. Oats .... 25s 0 , 1 a'2Bs Oct Rye ...... 44s Od a 45s 00 DA~I;NTItY. Wheat 6Bs 0,1 a 80s 0.1 Beans ...., 503 Ott a Sgs Od 42 5 od a 4810 d Hog Peas Barley --s od Oats NORTH (JIM BERL:AND. NEWCASTLE, Sept. 17.-11 hcat, Nortliumbetiand, per qr. 54s a 66s ; Norfolk 54s a 64s ; Scotch —3 a —s—Rye, Eng lish 30s a 38s —Barley, Norfolk S2S a 40! • Scotch 36s a 38s ; 2 s 3 u s tal I —s a 4I *— Northumberland —s a —s—Malt, Norfol k ' pale 605 a 68s— a 26s ; foreign 23s a Pease, l' — 'l( s w i r ):.r , cwt—Hams 84s a o isi :3: a :si t r s eo , riis i e o .:o l : : ot : ait e ueTsnr4: l ss ( l : .:; s esig : a:r l: s. 3 4sl33 ; :_a so c e n o saa n ra;l l ) t 4c_e n iur O tssfit t .7 % ark i , , tine 50s a 52s per sack — N orthumberland 74s oil a 75s —Cumberland Bacon, Od—Hams —s a 843 per cwt.—Butter —s Od a 57s Od per firkin. MottrEllt, Sept. 91.—n —ee, 6s 9d a7s 641; Mutton 6s 9,1 a Rye 495 a 445 ; B ar l ey —s Od ; Oats 93 , oil a 2(s 0d; 7s 3d ; Lam b 65 6 d a 7 s 3d per stone, sinkiug utfals— Wheat 5 1 , 6 e s as g e 9 62 : ; 3 a 40s 041 per qr.J Li EX HAM. Wheat .... 58s Od a 70s ott I Barley 33s Sd a 40s 4d Maslin .... 523 Ud a tiOs Ud 1 Oats 8e" ,,, • ... —s ud a—s Od • AL:NV/MX. Wheat •••• —8 Od a sEis id I Oats 27s Od a 24s 7d Barley. ... — s Od a. 82s 0 d ...t i i ü ß d ea a ns 3, . ; . —s Od a 40s Od o . d. NOTTINGHAMSHIRE. ?immix. Wheat ........ 1;"44 a 74s Od Barley .425 a 33s Od Old •• • —s a—s Od Oats Vis a sts Od nye . **- .4( Od Beans .. - - " ..... • 44s a 46s Od 1 Beans OXFORDSHIRE. average rice of a bushel of Wheat ismstaufiT. Wheat, 4, 4 Beans . • 5s 6(1 a 6s 8d per , quar ter Barley ' " 43s Od a 53s Od per - Oats 'fares 2 8s (hi a 345" Pe' q be! . —s of 4 —s Od per bog Flourcli. 49s Od a 591 Od p er" UTLA NDSHIR B. UPPI NG HAM. Sept. R q /..—W heat, 68s a 745; Bark!, 401 I 465; Oats, 23s a 34s ; Beans, 48s a 56s Old, 54 SHROPSHIRE. SHREWSBURY od a 3 ' Os 0 4 Wheat. Old IQs 6d a . Os sd Peas ....7 dd -- New 9s lad a la s 2 : 1 O ats , Old .. . Eft: gs 4d Barley, Old .. as Od aO s Od New..., 5s titt a New.. 6d a Hi Id Hides, 4id—Calt Skins, 6d—Tallqw, 2=t l pe r lb. SONIERSETSIII RE. BATH. Vs a 3" -V hrat Barley ..... .... 40s ,1 50s Beans .......... '-" BRISTOL. A 4 a sap Wheat 62s a its I Oats ............ 4es Barley • • 44s a 4tss Beaus .......... 48s a v-- 6801sia"7744)smi M ALLET.I‘ C)ats . .. ......... g 5 9 6 55 Wheat Barley CHARD. '4s a Sl° Wheat 56 s a 7 6 s 1 Oats ............ 249 a 485 3Ss a 449 1 Beans . .......... 44 Barley 13 lIIDGEwATF;II. --s a liihrat Batley 47S TAUNTON. 5 Cid Wheat . — Os 7d Oats .............. ......... o d IBarley • Peas - . STAFFORDSHIRE. NEWCASTLE. I gd ! 7s tt Wheat .... 10s Oil a 103 9d Beans .... 69 -. - A SS v.•• Oats ' . , STAFFORD. 04 ' Wheat New Barley .. 7s Od a gs .3,1 I Beans SUFF BURY Sr. EDMI,IN Wheat -- New 2ss a s3s Barley N - ew —s a —s Oats New —s a —s OLK. xa's.—Per Coonib• 4 61 Beans 15 a 16 ---New 5 a go • l'eas, White I" ip -- Grey Malt 349 . Sig Flour, per sack . • 50 a E. S t rig Pease, Grey l9 -- White Oats Su pc rti per com ne. .. 0 ... -a 3 ICII. • Oats _s Oil MN' Ott • Beans 40s Ott a od a 44s Od. Wheat, W. Red Barley Superfine —s a —s Beans IPsw Wheat .... 60s Od a 72s Od Barley 40s Od a 43s Od ' Peas .... SURREY. Gutuproßn• , 4f Wheat, perld 151 Os a 191 Os Oats, per 1r t a t 1 ' New ditto . , —I Os a—l 05 Bailey 21 os. • Rye Grey Peas, 21 8s a 21 12s. SUSSEX. , 65 .7c1" CHICHESTER.—Corn Inspector ' s Return—Wh.a.t - ;„ $ 06, , Barley, 439 od ; Oats, --s Od ; Pease, —s od; ` oil per qoarter. ' • W lid' At Ltwes Corn Market, the prices were: NV bite ~,, 60s a—s ; fled ditto, 56s to 5 , 1 s per quarter; Barley, 4 —s : Oats, —s od a 25s Od. ear l At !Awes New Sheep Fair, on "Wednesd a y last, nnoe.' 40,000 were penned. No business was d one before .. o p when ewesfetched from 28s :0 409, and lam bs from 90s l e ° , 4 50 • iittuNDEL.—Wheat 141 103 to 151 Os per load: O'n6;ildl a 50s ; Oats 2Gs a 28s per quarter ; Peas 5 s 9d; /3eaus Tares Os Od per bushel. • gf4, p 3 At Arundel Market, the prices of Meat were :--Be i ; , Itl, ass Od per stone; Mutton, 4s Os to Ss ad; Lambs 3 '' .. .. Veal, 5s Od ; Pork, 5s Od a Os. .. WARWICKSHIRE. • ..40 WArtwicK. es oj° p: 6a Wheat - 9 0 -47 - i '6 O, • Bailey - • , ' . 5 04.gi , .'' Oats - , Vetches 7g ". u, , , , COVENTRY. 6, ed a 46 Wheat 04 Barley W. .• • • i , calti C S - • • Oats lIIIIMINGHAM. . . sac la P. d. •,..• _ 0_ • Wheat Bs 4d a lls Od Beans ..... ' . ' - ~.d 3 0 9 A u Os 0. Barley .... . Ss 3d aOs 00 Vetches .• • • C'' ja ' Os 0 Oats 3s Pd a4s Od Peas .. • ..... • - wlGEtr (ISLE OF). t O f Whea t A , Newrowr, Sept. 19.—The averaze price o f ,artes:, •"" Market, on Saturday. was 151 16s 54d per load; Od ; Oats, —s Od ; Beans, —s per qt. WILTSHIRE. 4 g " „.4 . SALISBURY, 0_ 4 of- „._ ,• Wheat Barley . 10 Od DEctzEs. 255 od a''' . OA ' Bey it"heat 36s Od a 38s Ott 1 Oats ..... • , a a , 29. Batley .... 38s od a 46s od 1 Beans .... 3 ‘ ,. t : bd; 1326 Sacks of Wheat sold at the average of o •'' , g g . WA KM iNSTtFt. eV - ot Wheat Barley WORCESTERSHIRE. 4 4. 9.1 %VURCESTER. 1 i s •,- ~.. Wheat ...... Ss Ada 10 3 6d Oats ...... 4s 0 0 71 °, t i a. Od a ~ b. Barley ...... 5s Od a 63 9d Beans ...... ‘-'-' - d II7' iP Peas A ' 2' i - H0g.... 8s 6d aBs 8d V e tches YORKSHIRE.. 40 , .' Y oRK. 3' 45 - $ ift Wheat 403 a 443 1 0, ..... ityv .. 'pits 4 Ss, Beans ...... 40s a., ~. ,5,0- 1 Po scA BTE:rt.—Per Lvad. a ds gv ' 0 1 Wheal • • e-25 04 a 455 ocl I 8ean5...... 1-' °,, ....-l i ii 4411 perti Ile 26, 0,1 a 275 64 01d........ -- --3 (h- ; W O Old —c od a—s 01! 1 Grey Peas .. 16 4 ad d a 5 ....,v Rye Per (Porter. Oda 45?03. Oats .0' 0 ,4 Superfine . . 285 0d a 328 0,1 Fide ...... - -- s - a ~...- New Lcens. . 0 a"' 490 3 Wheat, Old 565 a 66s Pease, Vt bite .• • ' 3 45 3 l i -- New 703 a 73s ----Grey ... • 46 , a 5 , , BarleY, Old 305 a 405 Malt, per load • • 635 0.! a O d' —h l -s a 45s Shelling ..... ',: a . c 1,60g -4 5 Oats, Oil —s a—s Flour.t. irle• pets 4 0 A 1 .........."' New Beans, Tick ,4 4 's a 455 Rapeseed; per las t -- Small Li— OJ Oats .., ... Os Od s s 1 4 : 0 4 0s Od - 1 Walls ...: I 64 ,s 0,13 42s od. - LEB TON• 04 O d $ ; IH a rley 0 arley ...... co 0 a 'l3enns ........ . FIFO , . 0 4 1 13 0 e a a ts n ; . ...... .. 2444esss 0 0 : 1 1 a : 55 06 1 i o o 4 4 . , i Peas ...... 4 u F IELo. . Sg IC?llajaetisiti i;nig:r .. p.eir.. ......... J 542 43 : 5J -$1 tad Wheat 66. Od a 70. od Barley • • - od a 42s Od Peas .• • • 38 NoaTFIA Wheat, W. .. 8s od aBs 6d R•• •• • 7s ed aSs 6d SHCF• Wheat 64s Od a 76 4 " Rye B a r le y •• • WAKE Wheat, per t;Olbs 57's a iii Barley —s a -- "' S Beans, 4ls a 4Gs and 17 01 average 03 some 5000 i. the wnncEsT Sept.OP NTELLIGENCg. rokis RII, S 21.—0 n Saturday 97 Nevn, 151. 10.0... an d some p.rdi were wei I 1 • 01 N't W 01. (fO, ; price* N oi,d 3 P Da,) 13 me samples 161. to 161. 105. 0 ,ei„bd New Pockets. and 59 Old were " : ho iee as h. Fr i prices may be stated at 151. to 161. 1f).5..,5. pfu[. businigess as 171' t(M's fetched 1,21. to 191:.tpdap, pr.ceg was transacted yesterday c hie f , e in are of ,of which d New spa r the finesta,erirleeCi 10,4.10 159. § places o f „int „, oi he CS it will be very gre : „tee, 'anter, Hear 11,0„, . ( 1 will bayer ~0 40u v which, at Y although the gaaotatya7" hoe %4. yat , wJO t yiec and present prices, will produci b 0 ets• lel „.„ to , 5. Kent ... P. lel v"ibi L. rnhain." i to ,60 Sussex •• )31 Os tol4l I4s 1= n i s! 10 ~ IP 0 Es,ex III Os to 1 0' 1 Kent •• • • . 1 91 0 : 01 121 12 tol4l OS Slaseg•••• , 0 of , Essex..,.. Bags. Price of flops in the liorotc.k . sor i. 11" Strold2 Printed a„,, the OFFICES Published for the PaorttiVroos,oo,o, ICE, No. -j, 13, CO