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without foundation. Olaneta, on the contrary, talks with as much confidence of success as if he had a force capable of destroying the Patriots. — The next arrival will probably inform us that his swaggering tone has been reduced to as low a key as that of the unfortunate General's whoinhe vilifies.: The _Lima Gazette of January Ist has also been . veceived. It states that Bolivar has resolved to take Callao by assault,and put Rodil and the gar rison to the sword, in order to make an example of them as a warning against perfidy. This paper also contains a dispatch, addressed by the French Vice-Admiral Rosanel, to the " Liberator, Pre s;dent :of the Republic of Colombia, and Dic tator of Peru," in which lie asserts- it to be the inteution of his Government to observe a strict neutrality in the contest between the New States and the Mother Country.. France, he says, would only interfere between the new, States and Spain, as a common friend,, to offer her good offices to both parties. He adds, however, that he can only recognise ports as blockaded, before which an adequate naval force shall be stationed. Papers, from the 26th of January to the 1 oth of February, inclusive.. They contain numerous articles, both official and private, relative to the victory of the • Colombian troops over the Royalists at Ayacucho. They also contain two Proclamations of General Olaneta, one addressed to his• troops, and the other to the people of Peru. Both are dated the 4th of January, nearly two months after the defeat of the Vice roy's army ; and, as Olaneta had ample time for reflection, one would. be inclined to suppose that he would express himself with caution. On the .contrary, the tone of both expresses defiance ; and this strange personage, who had signed a truce with Gen. Sucre, shortly after the triumph of the latter over • the Viceroy's army, and who had made proposals to Bolivar long before to co. operate with him—took at last the resolution to act the moon-struck hero. In the address to his troops, he ascribes the loss of the battle of Ayacucho to the treachery of the liberal Gene , rak, who, frustrated in their hopes of making La Selma King of Peru, revenged themselves by be traying the country to the Colombians. They took, however; a strange mode of revenge, and executed it in so blundering a manner, that most of them were wounded,and,amongst the rest La Serna himself, upon the occasion. Had it been their inten tion to sacrifice the cause, they could have done so, without exposing their persons to the bayonets and fire of the enemy: So ridiculous a charge is therefore worthy of the absurd individual who preferred it, and is no bad pledge of the fate that 1 awaits him. The rest of his address is equally extravagant, as the following specimen shows. Speaking-of the wonderful exploits performed by the troops under his command, he says that posteri ty hastens to conteMplate their valour ! A. hand ful of men,- that would not stand, probably for ten minutes, the charge of a single British regi ment, have made such a stir in one . of the most uncultivated and inaccessible parts of a hemi sphere still - but little known, that it has given an accelerated motion to the great wheel of the world! Ile then compliments them, in a strain of inex pressible burlesque, upon the ardour of their attachment to the absolute King ; and next re minds them of the glorious rewards they have to expect from a grateful Monarch. [MORNING HERA If the expression imputed to a Bank Director be correctly reported—viz., that Parliament had no more right to call for the accounts of the Bank of Engllnd than for those of any hanking 7 house in Lombard-street, we beg leave very 're- spectfully to deny the inference, and to join issue %vith the Hon. Gentleman upon the point. A chartered Company, holding its rights and privi leges from Parliament, must, in the nature of things, be always amenable and accountable for its conduct 'and the use •of its powers to the authority from which they emanate. Be. sides, the Bank of Enzlantl bears scarcely any analogy, except in name, to a private house of busines. Beyond its own stock it is a mere trustee and servant of the public ; and as the greater part of its profits are tlerived from its pUbfic ;agency, it is rather too much that any one acting in its name should turn round upon its employers, and tell them, " we owe you no account." Either, therefore, tl►e report itself is untrue, or there Is a degree of vapouring about it, which might as well have been spared. If, however, it is correct, one pleasant inference may at least be drawn from it—viz., that the Bank feel confident in its own strength, and that it does not foresee any probability of coming to Parliament for a re [NEW TIMES.I In the debate of Friday evening, on the Roman newal of its former power for suspending cash Catholic Relief Bill, a suggestion was thrown out by Mr. Re payments. Such a power could of course only bertson, that Roman Catholics should be declared ineligible to be asked or granted upon a disclosure, in represent any place in England or Scotland, leaving them free some shape or other, of the assets and other to represent Irish Counties or Boroughs, and to sit and vote in reasons upon which it may be grounded ; and it the House of Lords. This measure appears to us to deserve would, therefore, we conceive, be rather absurd the most serious consideration of all parties. The agitation of to .talk one day with an air of mystery anti self- the Catholic claims divides the nation in an extraordinary importance, and on the next in a tone of openness degree. On each side are to be seen men of the highest dis and supplication. —aim.— tinction for talents, station, and moral worth. It must be pain-. [MORNING CHRONICLE.] ful to such men to differ so widely : and the natural result would seemadvantage to lie so a u c b o t m il o y rot- : t b i e segl e f n pr o ib f le t ) b n l t i r l ing an tli d e princip al We stated the other day that it had been de termined at the Horse Guards that Sir George against the principal evil apprehended by its opponents.— ' tranquilization !vhat is _the principal advantage sought? The ' Walker and Sir George Airy were to go out to dread The 1 thecommand of the East India Company's troopso asc l e r n el d a a n n d c . y t yl a s t il i t o a l t ics is the e pr a ix a t e l nt evil at Madras and Bombay, and we since find these Ireland will be tranquillized, if the reasonable wishes, and t‘ e , en ra th t lizod a e n ra d te ll 3rejudices of the majority of her inhabitants appointments have been made by the Court of prefermentt i ma } , u undoubtedly their tc o y w b n e il a o n n d e ; b i y „ opening renrin to Directors, without any remonstrance on their theft: the path of Fart in favour of the Indian army. Had his them eli g ible to judicial functions among their countrymen, and R en t ab o l t i , n n tt l he2 . zreresent Ireland and interests in the Royal Highness, or the Board of (:.„ontroul, re- , Cg e ho c l o i n cs c , es i s v io h n o commended the son of a meritorious officer or great so long been e x clu der! f rom these ben r e i fi l ts ' civil servant for the appointment of a writer or a of them would be an immense boon, and it would be absurd to , andsup p k o ,r s a e ti t t l u t theya t l e. n w t o t t l i e ldz e t r a b c a c n ei d i t such a t is n boon with gle a ness f Cadet t his Court would have told them no these appointments e r `' of sp eeches against the Catholic Claims assume that the-Catholics, as- oar private property, not to be disposed for the general bene fi t of the East India Corn- Ol r rtonceartifice, admitted a 3 to i t c t (0) become Parliament,tiie majority will 1 l i n so bo r t n h atg u e . , ,em b ?, and d rie u e t pally. This same Body has, however, often re- they will employ those majorities to subvert the Constitution. The slated the nominations made by the Crown, of to the measure proposed b s y r t a b u er s t e sor r i would render this totally o t i m n fl a i r l o y n s— o „ n tr e f r a a n b d le sends cae e persons to ,fill the different Governments ; but to Snit Houseloo 31 a 'embers. They cann c o %then it is to be considered that the sons and re- be all Catholics; for the Protestants are nearly two-sevenths of the whole population, and pos s es s at l east n i ne -t en th s o f t h e lotions of these virtuous Directors a t e in the civil property; beto t but it e 5 :t a t p p p r o o s t e e ta lte n w t lit 100 were Catholics , what would service, and that the patronage in India is in the eII tubers of England at d Scotland? hands. of .the different Governors, that they „,„, Aye, hut a small number of Irish Catholics if they once get . . into w tunny look to the proototion of their relations, d nP4rie."`luernctiioT'allngrsn'tiat a set Pr u otes tb ta e nt ,o majc:rwt r o pull and are, therefore, anxious to have a man of genious, but not altogether new. Werpemembera ! —le e r y in and of Foote's farces, who contrives a plot to get the Bishop, of their own .choice to fill them, it is other lreevellannede,chtic:asetn4oepne,eloenctelti, secret n si i t i a n il le i r: s understanding with o h is wise in respect to the command of the Army, and they care not what worn-out General- mending all Papists to turn Protestants!—Next let us look tolerable o a ee f House of Lords. The Protestants there are OftCer. of the King's, Army they appoint, or . i utmost)3Bo in n umber how ignorapt he may be of the nature of the ser- to aly;"ut 14 (gacethOlc somewhere eersa:bothietwould; and be th a er d e . vice he, is sent on, or of the troops composing the milted by the measure now proposed. It is not very likely that Army. The three chief commands in India have, the na l atter i wi ll convert be a majority of the forrnefto Pcipery, and within these two months, been vacant, and a most of.ainicim p p e ro ees. bl At th ie t ast th we e Cz a w y n yen W . * t ill a ; e cr ta ea te pr a ei n i i 6 l i i majority favourable opportunity presented itself for con- this will not happen within the two centuries: and if it viacing the Officers of the Indian army, that eZ:tal' i notV occur, i _ s n till w ttg ou H t ot t t: e e 00 0f n Lo our r t d e a nc c o an o nt tl i t t e lter o ge r there is not ,ao insurmountable. bar placed in two branches of the Legislature; so that any apprehension of some quarter against their fair claims :, they are danger this quarter reduces tl itself to a quid si caturn rust 9 the e oup ra insure t the tranquillity nut:Catholics, and; 'therefore, may. : be trusted ; of Ireland, Rob erts on rt r wo . uld 'Secure' they have heretofore,. ,whenever they have been Whit are the objeCtions to it? The only objection mentioned employed, proved themselves skilful, loyal, and iAttttleolldebate a wyglia a t t it fee wzld p l ace the aa E l lais t h and Irish gallant. commanders. IVhar not, therefore, have there they should be placed on the same footing? a ;low s a t i a ty nd il s i al,lcve,d_at least one .of, these Commands to the' fact at the present moment? Presbyterian Protestants are be . filled, by an: 'Officer belonging to their own d i fferentlyan differentlysi-b situated in n retr i tk d frothl w t hat, .they are in Ireland, awl y.? /nsult acrd degradation,. heaped ,so un- EpiacOrial P ro testants are differently mwia sit t u h n e t y ed ar in e in ng l u n n t i n in d ti sparingly on those meritorious men, may rouse a Ireland from what they are in Scotland: Rotnan - Catholics spirit. which . may end fatally to themselves and 'P l : e land privaeiletessin Scotland. Th e they . do n ot possess either in their:country ; and we warn those .in authority, 300 6 5 plan would impose an; Xv e ‘ s ffds it; w hether gr iili Rob er t . ,. be, t, hey who they may, that the feelings of Eng- tholits. So far from it, that all classes of them would be benefited by its adoption. The English Catholic Peet might take his seat lisbnaetc cannot long be in subjection, although . in the House of Lords. The English Catholic gentleman might contrary to,their worldly interest, when no effort. sit in the House of Commons as representative of an Irish it vared,,both here and in India, to wound their county or borough : The- English Catholic Freeholder mi g ht vote at ie e a le w c a n u oig without e impediment , and the whole body of ptoSessional Lumpur, by . selecting, ~ to corn,. Catbird admissible to numerous offices from utand_ , their own troops, Officers from, another which they are at present excluded. These benefits they . would obtain without any sacrific e or . exce.on their part; and it army, .in.general . .totally. Ullacquainted,with.the seems strange that a n y o f t h e i se natorial - friends s hould iliqace of-, theseevice, a nrf.,whq are,obliged to pu t reject. the- favour, for them, because it is not accom p anied ttietuaefves in the hands of others, .whom they with another of much more equivocal utility. A great theimive of: the honours which. so justly .h,elong . to r n e o c t om p m r zd u a d t e ion tbe of at iVlr.. Robertson's plan is, that it does thlus;._ Why was not. Sir Thos,, Dallas, Or, Sir shoidd such a one hereafte r ot ge found o saTe ar a e nd en ti l e ar c ged ry schr l e t ky fi oa A aterlony—pafnP3 l ,lol4, /Fel l kuPrn i n the period,uliftythe 'easy," said the Hon. Member, "at a subsequent sbilitary.bistory of, I . ndia to. , ma ke it 11 eCc,S ar Y ielitesentation .P o o rtea in t. flu i n r f t e iin we7 nr et too aa stront a to r e iti r t i 2 ta.. ewe :their, services at this.mornent ; or ,Sir Catholics conduct thernselves: Let us see try w er they are 491:2R. Oravekon, giTven one of these Commands, elected in _vast numbers, and • whether they. combine. to which is now. bestowed on- Of who never t he, to disturb the Church and State. if th ey do, then for ever from the Scotch and English Repre commanded a corps out of sight of the head- sentation. If they do not, then admit 'them cautiously and quarters of the Duke of Wellington? Sir J o h n c lad ve t i l la al v la; ts w t e h i e whole advaritages of the-Bill as it now stands. Dovettna has, been 43, years an Officer in the posal,-becaus e itt tilt at blzt i t , t on een s .lllr. e llobet:ter p ' r s es = i COitlpan i'S .arni y , and never six Month's absent in some of the Papers. The nines, for instance, says-i-" he • fliim ft-IC(1'0y during that riot! -- never pe on a sick • t c r gdeledaubsYe-prTig' that there be added as an a mendmen a : frftiand has been upwards of 20 years of that Member to serv e e in ., ila"rilfnewnotnflo7an°ri of b e :I ) i e r sl. ret urned ties ' iii the in the tented field, on active service ; . mbre that gar d t of. Grgalßritairi called Riigland and SCottaild.". ,If kliatt,eltht ears .of that 'tithe .in 'command - of ' a ' mig7htahiti:oeeelsiall re & . M i r, Robertson , intended ,, l a i:g i r s tity seit.Jii4te.aritty, ii t ating- oil his own responsibility,_ - antuitliaguific P a a at a motion f ; h w e l! TreaubsicwllliereallY. did pro. AI Ot,.enthd fry the . cOnivlete defeat- of the forces . r'll i ....as.calettlated at once to sattsfy :ill thereasonable 1 0* - 2 0 7: tfie 7/Nrilioo6: 'ilia% . and the ta kin -' f his c ' t - iw . 4xl3/ . 1 : 14°1) ! e ; ead'wgive a-mos;lefekilt.*'Cur!t-i. 5 0 . the , . , .„,. , ~ 2,. . ,to , Pfoltistaaakestablithment., ,It stich - a measure could he intro. Cifittf " - ' L-Liset.. - • - ' ' . d • . aced Into the'Bill, either bra reconmitniett( 4. e•-i}.l..in*Of _ Vtdininealk at by. as j uncau f 'a-• - A - lionse- aVLoras •w e' .. . • • .. : • [pit' PC/ILX Landrit i • real! th • • •__,, , TOgt, 11,1,,10g,.. ••,- Aib i alaiiiii ..l.,_e reit ink it woiuu meet almost =yenta , appf..., . .7 rakign- . • . - euos Ayres' but - Age Milt' viiiifeived It r off ` ' ete . ... . COUNTRY MARKETS AND FAIRS DURING TIM' LAST WEEK. BERETS RCM HIRE. )ING. Wheat Barley Oars - White. —s a —s WANTAGE. Wheat Bailey NEWBURY. Wheat Barley ...... 43s a 44s I Beaus HVNGERFORD. NVbeat Barley Peas ....... 38s a 56‘ , . BUCKINGHAMSHIRE. AYLE , BURY. Wheat.... 71s Od a 77s 04 Beans .... 35s Od a 48s Od Barley 4es Od a 45s 01 Peas —s Od a—s Od Ciats 2ss Od a 28s od Rye BUcKiNGIIANI—(Per bushel.) Wheat ...... 9s 3d alas Od I Oats old _ 85 Od a 95 ad Beans Barley ....... 55 6 , 1 a6s Od Peas Vetches ........ .. 6s 6d a7s Od. CAMBRIDGESHIR.E. CASlBRidde,—Average. Wheat 7ls - 7d per qr I Oats Rye —s Od Beans 34s 4d Barley 2Gs 64:1 p eas . —s Od WlSBECll.—Average. Wheat 66s id per yr I Oats ....... 21s 4d per qr Barley —s ad I Beaus 34s Od Rye —s ad . peas ....... 34s 10d CHESHIRE. C►t es•rek. Wheat, 751 b Os Od a Os od 11ariey,38qts Os Od a Os Od - New lOs 4d a ICs - 6d - New 7s 4d a 7s 6d Oats NANTAVICII. Wheat, 75th —s Od . a—s od Oats, 4511)1 . Os od a Os od -- New 10i: 7d a Ils Od -- New 4s 9d a Ss Od Barley, 38qts 7s Od a 7s 4d I Rye Os Od a Os Od MACCLESFIELD.— FIour, per 2401 b. 45s a 47s—Oatmeal 35s a 368—Satter, 1;d a 19d per lb. STocKPoa•r.—Oatmeal, per 2401 b. 30s a 34s—Flour 42s a 48s—Butter, per lb. ltid a 16d. CORNWALL. TRußo.—Wheat (average•) 27s 6d—Barley, tss 9d—Oats 12A 4d. PENZANCE.—Wheat, 21s ficl a 248 Od—Barley ' 14s a 15s Od —Oats, ns Od a les Od—B ee f an d Mutton, sti a 7d—Pork, 4,1 a 4id. Bows t NT.—Wheat 27s Od—Barley 14s Od—Oats 9s Od. CUMBERLAND. CARLISLE (Average).—W heat, 775 6d.—Barley, 38s 84— Oats, —s Od—Rye, 56s 6d per quarter. PENRITH.—Wheat, 9s Od—Rye, 6s 1 Id—Barley, 4s 9d — Oats, 2s I id per bushel. DERBYSHIRE. DERBY. Wheat 73s a 75s 1 Oats. 27s a 30.1 Rye Barley —s a —s 1 Peas.. -S a —s CHESTERFIELD. Wheat 66s a 72s 1 Oats 2ss a 29s Rye ....... —is a —s I Beaus Barley .si s a 4 8 s Peas —s a —s ASHBOANE. Wheat 68s a 74, Oats .. Rye —S a —s Beans Barley 4ss a 48s Peas —s a—s DEVONSHIRE. EXETER. April 29.—Price ut Wheat 8s Gd a 96 9d ; Barley, 4s 9tl a 54 0(.1 ; Beans, Os Od a Gs Od ; Oats, 3s Ott a 3s 3d per PLYMOUTH'. • Wheat 62s a —s I Oats Barley II ii N ITOS. Wheat B9 Oda 8s ti 1 I Oats Barley DORSETSHIRE. BLANDFoRD (Arerage).-Wlient 7011 1 ; Barley 371 VI; Oats 27s Od ; Beans —a Od. BRIDPORT.—Whent 583 Od a 725 Od ; Barley 2361 Od a 37s Oats —s Od a 243 Od ; Beans —s ad a 463 Od. • DoRCHEsTER.--Wheat 54s Od a 745 Od ; Barley 30s Od a 425 Od; Oats 25s Od a sOs Od ; Beans 42s Ott a 50. Sit Easotuve.—Wheat 62s Od a 7230 d ; Barley Gd a 42s Oats 20s a 28s; Beans 40s a 48s; Peass —s a —v. DURHA NI. DURHAM, April 90.—Wheat las 6d a I7s ad per boll— Malting Barley 10, fid a Ils Od—Oats 7s Od a is 3d. WoLsINGHAM, May 3.—Red Wheat Iss Od a I6s Od ; White Wheat I6s Od a 17s 6d. Barley lOs ad a Ils O. Oats 7s Od ti 8s 9d per boll. STANHoPE, April 49.—Wheat ISs 6d a 19s 611—Barley 8s 6d a I . os 6 , l—Oats 6s 6d a is 3d per boll. SUNDERLAND, April 30.—White Wheat 68s Od a 72s Od, Red 64s Ott a 68s Od per qr. ; Oats —s a—s ; Barley —s a —1; Pease —1 a —s; Flour, 60e, 47s to 501 per sack. BARNA RDCASTLZ, May 4.—Wheat I4s Od a 19s Od ; Beans Os a 10; 6tl; Pease, 16s a Os 01.1; Barley, I Is a 101 ; Oats, 6s Od a7s 6d pet boll ; Beef, 7d aiid ; Mutton, Ott a 8d; Veal, 7d; Lamb od a od ; Pork, 7 , 1_ per lb. SrocuroN, May 4.—Wheat 14s 9d a lds 9J per holl—Oats 2s 4d a 3s tid pet hustle'. MawToNt, May 2.—Beef 7s 0d a7s 6d—Mutton 7s 7d a 8s id per stone, sinking offal—Latub—s Od a —s per head. Itrd Wheat 16s od a I7s ; White 17s 6d a 18s 6d—Oats 6.34 a 7s 84—Barley tOs Cd a 14s—Beans tos 64 a I Is Gd ; new Os a Os --Pease, boilers HSI Od a --I ; grey Os thi a tos pet boll. ESSEX. ClitLM Wheat, W. 74s a 76 1 - R Barley Vis a 34s Oats 9.5s a 30s 'Pares.. 4s Od FORD. Beans. Horse 30s a 33s --- Tick 3oi a 33s Peas ins a 88s ---- Grey 6s Od per bushel COLCHESTER. %Vheat, W. 742 a 7Gs I Beans, Tick .... 341 a 3G$ It. 7os a 7 211 I --- Horse.... 34s a 382 Rye —s a—s Peas, Grey Barley 3tis a 40s White .... 361 a 33s Oats... Vls a 30s Brant' Flour —s a —s per sack. GLOUCESTERSHIRE. Gt.uucts - rta, per bushel. Wheat es Oda 9e bd I Bemis ss Od ais Od Barley CNELTXNHASII. Wheat per bush. as ed a 9$ 6d I Oats Ss Sd a 4s Barley HAMPSHIRE. WINCHESTER. April 30.—Wheat, 70s 7d—Barley, 39, Bel —Oats, gis ltd—licans —s, lelmlNGsTokx.--Wheat, 66s a 77s—Barley, 39s a 46s Oats, 21s a 491—Beaus, 40s to 43s per qr. At ANDOVER Market, the average prier of Wheat per quar ter was 68s 7d ; Barley, 385 ed ; Oats, —s Od; Beans, Os Od. Rom sar.—Wbeat 54s Od a 70s Od ; Barley 405 Od a 44$ Od; Oats tOs Od a 241 Od. HEREFORDSHIRE. Heatrottu—(p u e Winchester measure.) Wheat, N. .. lOs Od Alps 4d Oats 3s Ad a 43 3d -- 0. .. Os Od aOs Od 13 . eaus Batley HERTFORDSHIRE. HIERTroRD.—Wheat, per load of 5 busbeN, 44s a 53z—Bar ley 30, a 4 d , per quarter—Brans 45s a 84f per ivati—Pestf 44s a 489—Rye —1 a per load. IWNTINGDONSHIR R. - HUNTINGDON. Wheat •• . • 36, od a 46s Od I Oats .... 16s ad a 2Ss od Bartel •• .. &Ss 1 a 39s 04 Beans .... 3as Od a 39s ad KE: CANTICI Wheat Brown —s a -.4 --.... New die a 741 White..., —s a — a --- New 7os a 80s Rye Barley New 49s a 44s Oats NT. aauaY. Beans Ticks Hog Pease Boiling Pease Flour ... stis a 63s Hay, per tea Glover 7os a 843 Straw • .. I ' . SAND Wheat, Red 6si 'a 7N - -Z- .. ---: Whitr 'Retry':. ' Qatt . list'll SOS , • I WICm. Brans ... ........ 341 S4V Peirse, White •. • . 361 a 442 z....:.- - am .... sgs ak4in ' MAIDSTONE. • Pi ice. I Average. Wheat 360 qrs. sold for 197 R S 0 64s a 75s 143 10 7 Batley 40 - - 85 16 0 36s a 44s -2 210 Oats 242 305 16 6 18s a 29s 1 5 3 Beans 5- 101 16 0 I 85s a 415 .1 17 B Peas 20 . - 39 17 0 1 39s ar42s 119 10 Price of Oil Cake at the Mills in this Neighbourhood, 131 Os —1 Os per Thousand LANCASHIRE. . MANCHESTER SMITHFIELD. Sheep, 1,862 at 7141 a 811 per lb. sinking offal—Cattle, 285, at 61,1 a 814 per lb.—Calves, 0, at Od a Od.—Pigs, 5-228 Lanibs, at 9d to I Id. LIVERPOOL Cowl Excitavoc. Favourable winds have enabled the vessels to get into port. The arrival of Oats and. Foreign Flour is considerable, but of other articles extremely small. The trade has been very brisk since last Tuesday, and prices have increased ; but to-day's market was not well attended by dealers, and speculators ceased to purchase, so that very little business was done, and the prices which were freely given at the close of-the week were hardly obtainable to-day. Wheat was selling sd. to per bushel above our . last quotation s • Oats 3d., Beans Is. per quarter, Flour 2s. per sack, and datmeal 2s. per pack. The holders of Barley were asking somewhat higher prices. Wheat, English, Ohl New I Is 3d a Ils Sd Ditto sound Od a Os Oil Scotch, Old los Bcl a 1 1s Od Canada (free) 9s 4tl a lOs ad Foreign (in himd) Os od a os od Irish, Old New lOs 4d it los 9d •• Barley, English, Old New Foreign (free) Irish, Old New 55 Oil a 5s 3d Scotcli3Old Os Od a Os od New Oats, Potato, Old Os ad a Os Od zr 451bs. New Limerick, Old New Welsh, Potato, New 3s 7il a 3s 8 Foreign (free) Os Od a 0. Malt, Fine 9s ad .a 9 6,1 per 36qts• Ditto, middling Bs od r. s 6il Beans, Old New 4OB Oil 43s Oil Snperfine Flour, Old New 66s a 58s Od Oatmeal, Old 2' J a 30s Oil per 2401b5. . New American Flour, sweet, (in I. ..) 24s 6d a 25s 6d per barrel of 1961b5. not.—Sour at of bond), —s a —s- Import of Grain ' ale Week ending May 2. Wheat. Barley. 1 Jats. Flour. • Sacks Irish, Bush. 70Ih Bush. 6011, .1151).4511) For. Brls per 28011) 17,180 l 2,090 119,930 6308 500 Sacks o. meal, per 2401b5. 509. ,CESTERSHIRE. iCESTER, apart, 30. Wheat, new, WI I a 78s, old, —s; Rye, —s od a—; Bar ley, 405 Oil a 4' ; Oats, 23s a 28s ; Beans, 45s a 465; Hog Pease, —s i` ale Malt, 74s od a 80s Od per,quarter ; Oat meal, 62s 0 r quarter; Fine Flour, per sack, 55s a 57s ; Second. 555; Thirds, 51s a —s MAR sanuoantrolt, May 5.• •Theat,7.2sod a 75s od; ltye, ,; Barley, 42s 46s ; C 22s a 26s ; Beans, 0.. —s a Pease —s ; Mal Fine Flour persack, —s; Sec —s ; Thirds. —s . , L HBOROUGH, May 6. at, 80s; Barley, 48s Od; Oat G7s ; Beans, 48s ; Ma . ; Fine Flour, per sack, 61 ceotids, 595; Thirds, t id. LINCOL Li (tt,N. ,eat sBs a 72s I Barley —s Cd a—s 'ats Peas NOTFINGHANISHERE. N E WA R K . Wheat 63s a 725.0,1 I. Barley . . OM Rye -s a —s Od I 11..atii OXFORDSHIRE, • OXFORD, April3o.—Ttin average price of a bushel of What was 9s. BANBURY. -- Wheat, Beans Barley Oats T . lies . Flour • s2s Oil a 624 Oil per sack. RUTLANI)SHIIIE. UppiNGHA3I, May .4.—Wli.eat, 72s a 781: Barley, 4us a .46s ; Oats, 23s a 32s ; Beaus, 34s a 44s—Old, 525. SFIKOpSIRE. Sit itEwso u or. Wheat. Old ..—s 0(1 a —s Od ' Peas -- New .. fls2d a Ils 41 Oats, Old Os od aOs 01 Barley, Old Os od aOsOd .5s (id a7s tid -- New.. 7s 3d a7s 6d Hides, 44d—Calt Sions, imi--Tallow, 4d per lb. SONIERSETSHIRE. 13ATur. , Vheat Barley ..... .... 34s a 48s I Beans' 42s a 60$ Baisrot.. Wheat Barley SHEPTON MALLET. .... --- Wheat .. Barley 1.0 U T 14 . Wheat Go, a 70s Ori Barley 3Bs Od a 41s Oats Rye o(i Pease GRANTHAM. Wheat 60s od a 73s od I O2ts Barley .... 48s Od a 45s 041 I Beans Peas .... 40s od a 46s od. MIDDLESEX. UXIIRIDOE, Coin Inspector's Returns.. Wheat, per load -- New —l •Od a —1 Os Wu . ley, per quarter—. 32s —d a 44s —d Oats Beans Pease Rye —s a —s —d NORFOLK. ATTLEBURGH.—Per Coomb. Wheat Barley Beans At NORWICII, Wheat .... —s Od a—s Od New 64s Od a 7ls od Rye —s Od a Barley Peas, White —s 61.1 a—s 0(1 Grey . —s Od a 35s 01.1 Coals, 38s 4d a 4os 4d per chaldron. Rough Fat 3s 4d pet stone. Dipt Candles, 7s Od per dozen.—Mould ditto 9s. Average price of Fresh Butter in Norwich Market, from 12d a 13,1 per pint. Prices of Butter at Swaffliam and Downharn (with Com. mission)—From 46s to 50s per firkin of 561bs. Clover Hay 4s Od a 45 3d per cwt. Ditto (New) Os Od aOs od ditto Hardland•ditto 4s 4d a 49 6d ditto Meadow ditto Wheat Straw Barley ditto per Quarter. Oats Beans Buck peremb.l2s Od a —s od Malt Best Flour.. 53s od a—s Od per sack. LYNN, May s.—We had not so good a demand for Wheat on. Tuesday as might have been expected (considering the fate of Mr. Whitmore 's motion) ; the best samples could not be noted more than 2s. per quarter dearer, and on these terms not much business done. - Barley sold pretty freely at the currency of last week. White and Grey Peas were much the same. Oats and Beans at an improvement of Is. per quarter." Flour without alteration. Wheat 0. s4s Od a 71s Od I Pease, Wh. —s ad a—l Od ---- N —s Od a—4nd j ----Grey 94: Od a n7s Od Bar leyM 37s Od a 41s ad f Brans ..... --s Od a—l Od Gr SOs Oda 34s Od 363 Od.a 330 Od flats. - Rape-seed —1 and —I Os per lan. Y.t.umouTH, May s.—Our market was better supplied with Wheat than it has been of late; the millers being short of stock, they purchased freely on rather higher terms. Barley was rather dull. in other Grain note no alteration. _Yester. day Wheats barely supported Saturday's prices. Barley Is. per quarter cheaper. Wheat, White 6Bs a 74s Red 645 a 7os Barley (Malt) 38s a 41s -- (Gr.) 30s a 34s Beans NOR'sI'HottAIMILAP I Peas, Boiling ..„ —s a—a rr Oats. C N l vr Y 44$ a ass Old --t :i —6 'Flour; per sack 33§ a .—.l i'I'ONSIIIRE. .AI PT ON. 0. Wheat --9 od a - Od* O. Beans —s Oda —1 Od N. Beans 36s Od a 421 Od N.Peas 46s Od a 49s Od I O.Peas —s Oda —s Od N. Oats 23s Ud a i7s Od I Rye DAV ENTRY. (B N )7 . 645 Oda .0 0 0 d 1 a att 7 4: 6 6 l : 06 1 69, od a 75s Od Beans Wheat .35* Od a 45: Od Hog Pea s —s Od Oati PETERBDROVGH. wheat 54s Od a :63s Od Oat s l6s Od a 37s Ott Barley 30s od a 33s Od Beaus 35s Od a 4456 d Peas .... 38s Od a 44s Od. - , NORTHUMBERLAND. NEWCASTLE. April 30,—W heat. -Northumberland, per qr. 57s a 705; Norfolk 65s a 60; ; Scotch —9 a —s—Bye. Eng lish .56s a 444-Barley, Norfolk 304 a 421 ; Scotch Stis a 40s; Northumberland —s a — s—Malt, Norfolk pale 60sa 68s — o at ., potatoe .22s a 27s ; common 19; a 25s ; foreign 2354 24sBe 4 x 8 u s s, a5 Tick 2,; : 74 36 4-1 , a o ; 40s--Flour, to sn io nt u l r l , -mss a 44s—Pease, boilers fine a 50s sack —Northu mberland Bacon 66 s a 68 s per c wt- 48 H s rsel .6s Od—Butter 57$ a 58, Od per firkin—Cniaberlatssi Bacon, —.. 3 Od a 64s Od—Hams 74$ a 76s per cwt.—Butter 56; Oil a 57s0a per firkin. . . MORPETH, May 4.--Be r f 6s 9d a7s6d ; Mutton 9s 4d a tiN Oil ; Lamb Os Od aOs Od per stone, sinking offals—Wheat Atli a 64c Rye 40s a 445; Barks Sas 0(1; Oats les lid a 25s 4d; Pease '39s a 1940 d per qr. ' ' ' :Wheat 61. Od a 74s ud H ExHA I. Barley Od a 40s Bd to• Od a Gas Od Oats tve ad a 47s 4.d 13{4 " •• .• Ud a —s Ud CHAP Wheat 4tio' BKIDGEwATEkt. • ..... Wheat Barley .38s a ---, TAUNTON. Wheat ' 72s 8d j Oats Barley l'eas sTA FFORDSHI It E. NE. CASTLE": "VhCat l ls Od aIIs 60 Beans ... 6s 91.1 a 7* 6d I Oats 9TA Flq) It D. . . • Wheat los Od a lls 6e i Oats New Barley .. 7s od a 7s rid 1 Beans SUFFOLK. Bunt ST. Emu uND's.—Per Coomb. Wheat .. 28s a 3-Is Beans -- New 3os a 36s ---New lss a /t"' Barley -- New l 4s a 20s Grey • Ms a 1 . 7 Oats Ne w Ws a 15s Flour, per sack .. 501. A 57s EYE. Wheat, W. -- Red . 34s a 87s --- White —s a --s• Barley Superfine Beans ., lis a 9.0 s f per Coomb. tesVl Wheat :... 63s Od a 77s od Barley ....- 305 . 0il a 43s Oil - Peas . OH. Oats 24s Od a 28$ Oa 13eans ;.fis 041 a sis 04 .s od a —s Od. SURREY. uutt.twurtu. Wheat,perld —I Os a Os I o.ls, per yr 11 5s aII !Ss New ditto 161 Os a 221 Os f 1141 - ley Rye —l Os a—l Os I Beaus Grey 21 Os a 21 4s. At Guildford Fair, on Wednesday last,• there was a very large supply of sheep and lambs; very high prices being asked, the sale was at first dull, but the greater part were afterwards sold. The number of cattle was unusually large, and much business done. The hones were few, and priecipally inferiOr• SUSSEX. CHICHESTER.—Corn Inspector's Return—Wh-at, 62s Barley, 35s 9d ; Oats, —s Oil; Pratt, —s Od; Beans, Ud per quarter. At LEWES Corn Market, the prices were: White Wheat, 74s a 76s ; Red ditto, 66s to 74s tier quarter; Barley, 35s a 36s ; Oats, 26s Od a 47s O, L iiretnque'L'.,—Wheat 171 10s to lal Os per load ; _ Barley 35s a 37s'; date'46s A 37's per quartei; Peas 6 1 (id; Beans 7s 6 d; Tares 8s ed per bushel. .. WARWICKSHIRE. WARWICK. Wheat Barley Oats COV KNIT lIY. Wheat Barley Oats aiamiNonam. Wheat Barley .. .... bs ad a6s 6tl I Vetches Oats 4s Od a 4s 3d I Peas WIGHT (ISLE OF). Is/meows, April 30.—The average price of Wheat at our. • Market, on SRI iirday, w 151 12s Ild per load; Barley,r-r's Od ; Oats, —s Od ; Beans, —s per qr. SALISBURY. Wheat 443 a 72; Oats I Barley DEVIZES. Best tigteat 3 1 1 s Od a 41s 0.1 1 Oats Barley .... 34s Oa a 52s O e l 1 Beans 784 Sacks of Wheat sold at the average of 35s Sd. WA EMINSVEn. Wheat Harley WORCESTERSHIRE. WI , RC F.:STE R. Wheat Barley - 4s 9d a6s 6d Beans tis ed a7s i ' m ; Peas --- H0g.... 5s 6d ass 8d Vctches YORKSHIRE. / nab:. Wheat Rye Beans Doncas'ren --Per Load. Wheat .... 224 Od a 24s Od Beans 3 68 Od a 505 O a Superfine .. 25s Od a 27s 6d I Old —l Od a—s °"., Old —s Od a—s Od Grey Peas .. 14s Od a 15810 , 1 Rye Per Quarter. Oats Superfine 'Old —s Od a-5 oil Orniding ... --I Od ss - --s ° II LEEns. There was but a middling supply of Grain fresh up the river to this day's market ; fine Wheat2s. to 35. per quarter higher, but few sales made at that advance. - Barley of . the best - Vs" lity was rather dearer. Oats were id. per stone, and Shelling Is. per load dearer. Good dry Beans were sold , at much ths same prices, but those that - were soft were nearly unsaleable. Rapeseed,was dull sale, and 11. to 21. per last lower, for 1: 1 4' lisp seed the prices were 24/. to 25/. Wheat, Old. ' —a a—e Pease, White .... • --ti a ---* ' -- New 6ss a 73s ----Grey --s a ---* ' Barley, Old —s a --..s Malt, per load .. —s a '''' s --New Oats, Old 44s a 308' Pluur,Fine.persack 50s a 55 , N e w. -s a—s ----Seconds , . 42s is 4t;s Beans, Tick 941 a t 9I 4Os a 421 Rape seed , per last - ---- Small Wheat 62s Od a 64s Od Barley B9l Od a 4is Od' Peas .... 60 NORTHAL Wheat, W... Ss 6d a9lOd 1 1t..... Ss Od aSi6d I SEW. Wheat Z5s Od a lis Od Bye Barley LL. 1 I Oats ...... Vos Oda 44, O d Beans .... 38$ 0d a 40s 04 rs Od - ia Sis 04. - - ' LESTOM. , I Barley Beans.'....: : 5s 04 a•511' 64 rt mt.. I Oats !Brans / Pe/1s rtei.n. . , • . - • • IShelling, per load 31$ a SP Malt - . - ,Itils a 410 Oats, per 5t..... 154 a isiO WAKE Wheat. prr 60Ihs 60s a 67s Barley 34s a 37s Beans, Tick .... 47s es 49s HOP INTELLIGENCit. !'rice of Hops in the Boreal4 , -h. Bags. I •• Pockets. Kent 5l 5s to 61 lOs Farnham ... .81 Ss to 121 " Sussex 5l Os to 51 15 s K en t .... 51 Itis to ‘-1 70 • „. Essex SUN' Printed and Publish e d f or t h e P ROPRIETORS , at th e -- , OFFICE, No. 112, Strand, by J. B. Ciltnetias•