The Sun. — London, England, 1825-08-22 00:00:00

Vreuch Emperor led to another rise of certain /ands some eleven or twelve years ago, as perhaps lord Cochrane can remember. [MORNING POST.] Paris Papers to the 20th instant, and the Erode OUSaturday, 'arrived last night by ex press. They , have ',brought intelligence from Madrid to the gth, 'Which positively states that" a new Frehch'force is going to enter Spain. Its amount it computed at eight thousand men, who are to be' disposed of in the following manner. 7-ivo thousand are to occupy the Basque, Pro vinceS; 'which' have lately refused to receive the ‘COmthariders sent down from Madrid._ ~' our thousand are to be stationed in Arragon, 3 ad . the last two thousand in the capital it self. The Government, .it is said, intended to cause the Trappist to be removed from Linder the protection of the Clergy to the prisons of Madrid, and to make him take his trial before the 'ciVil tribunals. This, which 'would show a character of sound decisicin and - vigour hitherto absent frorri Ferdinand's councils, is represented 'as being the more probable as the rappist was a lay-brother, and not a regular monk; and 'had been arrested as a disturber of the public 'peace. On that ground, it was thought that 'he might be easily taken out of the hands of ecClesiastical justice or rather com plicitS, Which had *Seized, in order to shield him at Parnpelufia, and placed 'at the, disposal of the Civil Authority. There is no doubt, ttowever, that - denunciations of vengeance will rise from every Convent and Chapter in Spain, if this just and decisive step be attempt ed, and that appeals 'will be made to the su- : premacy of the Pope, which, we trust, will be disregarded. The system of reform. and re duction, longin contemplation with respect to the salaries of public officers, is at last beginning to be carried into . effect. The first whose allow ances have been curtailed are the Spanish Ali -nisters at Foreign Courts. Not less than 21,500 francs are said to have been retrench ed from the sum alloWed to the Spanish Em bassy at the French Court, although it, is justly considered as' one of the most important. The Military COmmission 'sitting at Grenada lately sentenced two .individuals to the galleys for ten yearS because ,',they had cried—" Live the Constitution!" Poi some., days, Madrid had been visited by a rain of grasshoppers, thick clouds of whitih obstructed the streets. Happily the harvest had been gatheredin about the capi tal, and in the districts towards which that de structivescourge seemed to take its course. [BRITISH PRESS.] We have received the Paris Papers of Friday. We 'regret to find that no confirmation of the de feat and capture of Ibrahim Pacha has been re ceived—from the Morea.' Some vague reports were current at Corfu, as to a victory gained by CoTocotroni, on the plains of Tripolizza.— On The'other hand, there was a rumour that the Greeks had been defeated, and that the cities . of Missolonghi and Napoli di Ito rnani, l'n" - order to save themselves from destruc tion,' had Voisted the English flag, which,, we are told,'•the Turks respected. None of these state mmts'are entitled to the least credit. The corres spon detice f eon) Madrid represents the affairs of the Penifitulato havearrivedat a crisis.Sornegreat poll cal blow, it is eipected; Will shortly be struck by the apostolic or ultra-party.. An attempt it ap pears will certainly belnade. to depose Ferdinand )-- .A:•cotiference lately took place between the . KiTigi . aild Don Carlos respecting tl a plot for elevating' the :latter to the throne. Ferdinand put into'hii b'rother's hands some pieces of money, coineiclvith - Ihe likeness of Charles V., and some haterte'pted letters, which 'nearly iMPlicated, the Irdatitin'ariO-wledgelof the treasonable proceed ings Ciirriect - ,on the 'conspirators in his behalf. Don C.kflokOf course, denied that lie was aware of the ti:Sctii which his name is applied ; but his ex planatrons were so'_ unsatisfactOry that the King was reso . lieetO keep his brother near him, and in his"pdwer. - 'Great efforts are making for the re-establishment of the Two of the oldThfonisitots, Etenard . .and the celebrat ed Fither Martinez,' have had .an audience of the Which they 'insisted with indecent warmth- on'the necessity Of restoring the Holy Office -. .imthediately TO the' plenitude of its au thority. "'Ferdinand assured them that it was a subject he had at heart,. !it that a measure of so much iMporiatice'should be maturely considered before - it was 'finally adopted. He had previously . received' fro'rri .11.cacho, the Intendant of Police, a strong representation 'against the re-establish ment-ar-the sanguinary tribunal. The Military Commissions have been suppressed by : a Royal decree;' Ad' other acts of moderatiand coiici liatory nature, leave been performed by the e G overnment; which, if it had strength, seems well disposed to use the powers it possesses ; but the ovetwhelming influence of bigotted arid cruel. prie`stlipoil probably crush all its en, deavonrts to meliorate the . Condition of the Kingdom: The troops who are waiting at Corinna to he embarked on the . expedition to the Havanaiih Manifest alarming symptoms of mu-. Conimit daily dis'oidersand excesses.. Ono of the officer's lately entered the barracks in. or dor 4oleiie one of the •riOterS,:Whu in. self de fence threW a' bottle at' his head. The officer dre* hiS'SWord, and struck right and left at all those 41)O'stoOd In his way. , l'he..consequence was, that they all attacked hiin, and showered their bottles'ind other n4iSsilesupoti him, He was with difficulty rescued from' their hands.—. The pdierty Of the'SpaniSh treasury has compel led the g(iqrtnent to reduce : the allowances of its foreign ambassado rs. The Dnl:e de Villa Bf•rniosa,''wbo'iS at''PariS, hai suffered a reduc tion of - 30000 frAo'Ci a matter of io flifferde hirn, account "Of his large for tune. .-. !. • [Mg beSt niatit we received .Rio " I raiVirO Papers . to the 9th of Julie incia;slve.-'. l l,li4 . 3 , "Contain 'a 'very, angry- article :cire teriris traitor and monster are - veW . liti(hlry ernOrciyed), on the events triiicti" lia vela ken -place' Ili the neighhor hood of'hiante Video; Ho*ivei , er, measqlo'hpve DIED . At -Brighton, Mrs. Mary . Clowdesly„..iwife of Mr. George Farquharson, of Stockwell.' . • „ ; On the.l9th hist., at KidderininSter, aged 7 1 / . .1ur5../ 1 4 1 Thall 'Addington, relict of Mr. Sam. Iteymes Addington, of London. On the 16th inst., at his father's house, in StOchwell-plaee, Hehry e this Hodgson, Esq. of the Tax-of Ace, in the 34th year of ag. . . , On •FridaY;lhe 19th inst., Augustine DeSpinons Desvignes,. wife of E. H. Desvignes, Esq., of Iluriter:ptreet, - Brunswick. square. • On Thursday, the 18th inst., Mr. - VirilliamYe#hof Hem, blingtdn, Norfolk,.agen 63. - • .; On the 29th ult., at Whitchurch, Salop,'..agea:42;Edward Kirkpatrick; Esq . .; 'and on the. 63). frOm . excessive grief for aged 35', his 'sister, .Mrs.EliziAbne Sandford, widow of the lath ThornaiSiinaford,Es4. of.Sandford in the same,county: • . • • . . been employed, as well as reproaches, with the view of putting down the insurgents ; and the promptitude with which the former have been. taken, is a presuimption that they will not prove unavailing. An expedition, consisting of two thousand men, sailed on the 25th of May ; that is, fifteen days after the vessel which brought the news, had sailed from Monte Video- The Emperor reviewed the troops before their em barkation ; and it is stated that they manifested the greatest satisfaction at being selected for the service. His Majesty also harangued them on the occasion ; and at the conclusion of the address, the troops 2 it is said, broke out into acclamations of ." Long live the Emperor and Empress !" the latter being present. An Order of the Day was published shortly after, in which the Emperor expresses his satisfaction at the discipline of the .troops, and at the alac rity they displayed to .go on the expedition. As the other troops appeared to regret that they were not chosen, they are assured that they are equally entitled to- - his Majesty's approbation ; and it is said in' conclUSlOn, " that the Army must feel persuaded that those who go are not chosen as being better than the others ; nor are those who remain behind to be considered as worse than the others." This is all well enough ; • and - we are glad to see the Em peror affect so •popular a deportment. But it strikes us, that his popular airs,' like an umbrella, are reserved for unfavourable weather; and if we are right in our conjecture, their virtue is well spent by this time. In the mean time, it is clear, from the dramatic charac ter of this representation, that the events near Monte Video have inspired the Court of Rio with the most serious alarm. We fear, too, that this alarm - was any thing but groundless, as the Re publican 'spirit is probably more prevalent amongst the Brazilians than attachment to the present order of things. The Emperor, from his education, as well as from his expectations to suc ceed his father on the despotic throne of Porto ' gal, cannot discharge, con amore, the functions of Constitutional Ruler of the Brazils ; and it is likely enough that he gives now and then signs of his impatience at the restrictions to which his authority is now subject. It requires no spirit of prophecy to foretell the issue ; though, should the expedition against the insurgents near Mike Video succeed, its eclat might enable Don Pedro..to retain his Imperial title longer than appearances seemed to justify. The naval part of the expedition is entrusted to Admiral Rodrego Lobo, and the military to Lieut.-Ge neral Francisco de Paulo Magesse. [MORNING CHRONICLE.] A Cabinet Council is summoned to meet early in October, for the express purpose of determin ing the question, whether a Dissolution of Par liament shall take place during the'present year. Lord Melville and other Ministers now abroad will arrive in town to attend the Council. The Chancellor's sporting recreations at_ his seat at Encomb, in Dorsetshire, in consequence of his Lordship's resolution to be present, will neces sarily be abridged. This pressure of Money Stock on the Market twas only slight4 , ,felt on Saturday, not being a transfer day at the Bank, so that the bargains for time have been on terms ra her higher than Friday. In the 3A and '4 per: Cent. Annuities there has been an improvement of t _about.i per cent., and they reached quotations quite as high as they had been sold during any other part of the week, and investments In each - are the more desirable, as they are much less' subject to' fluctuation than the other securities.. • There is now no difference in the value of Consols for Money and for the next Settling Day, which is on Friday ; they opened on Saturday morning at 8911, rose to 90, and remained firm at this quotation up to the clOse of business. In Consols for the. October :Account the advance was from 90 to 991 ; but there was little doing for either Accounts, excepting in options, particularly.for.October, which was confined chiefly to the jobbers, and were obtained on much lower terms, in consequence of the extreme 'steadiness in the prices during the. week. The premium on. - Exchequer Bills of both descriptions fluctuated during. the day be tween 19 and '24. India Bonds were rather higher than Friday. A few of the newest projects, chiefly i‘ie Steam Navigation Shares, had engrossed attention in the Foreign Market on satur day, but - most-of them- - are too insignificant to' deserve notice, the promoters appearing to have -no other object in view than to force them up to a fictitious price, and to leave them 'in- the hands of the public, who lose not only the instalment, bilt,the premium they give for than. The Anglo-Mexican Shares were very heavy on Saturday ; Friday the only quotation was 1071. 10s., but on Saturday they - were sold at 1001., including the instalments of 30/. on each Share. The Castello Shares have risen from 111.- ss. 'to 131. per share, and the Equitable Mining Shares from. 3/. 10s. to 5/. There has been a greardeal doing in. the -British Rock and Patent Salt Shares, but the pre mium has undergone but little fluctuation. The Imperial Plate Glass Shares have also risen from 51. to 101; . per share; but left off'. rather lower. Netherland Patent Salt Shares have been in demand at 61. 10s. and 7/. per share—We learn, by the expresses from ,Paris, that there had been a slight-elevation in French Stock .there on Thursday,--but here there has been scarcely any thing doing in- the 3 per Cents., which were offered freely at 72. 00., without.any.purchasers. The Rentes opened at 102. 50., but the nearest quotation at the close of business leas 102. 75. Spanish:Bonds have not experienced a variation• beyond per cent:,- and'-are nominally 22i for money, and 22. to 24: for .the end of the month. Greek-Scrip opened at 14 discount, rose t0.12i,. but left off rath er lower. The Bonds are steady at 41. and 414.—(Md.) LMORNING HERALD.] There is no leading article in this Paper to-day. The Managers of the New London University havepurehased a plot of ground, of seven acres and a h' , llf, in the neighbourhood of Govier.:street, on which the ,I\ll4 College is to be erected. BIRTH. On. the 9th inst., the lady of George Watts, solicitor, Park place, Clifton, of a son. MARRIED: On Saturday, the • 20th inst. - , at St. John's, Hackney, Mr. Philip Holdsworth, jun., of Dalton-rise, to Esther Pyman, second. daughter of the late Captain Robson; of Whitby. At St Mary, AldermanbUry, Mr. 'George James Elwall, of AlderManbury, to Elizabeth, daughter' of William Stevens, Esq., of Powis-place. On the 20th inat,_at St. John'e, Hackney, J. J. ,Grame mann, of London-fields; to Miss . Sophia Pettey; of Upper Clapton. COUNTRY MARKETS AND FAIRS DURING TIM LAST WEEK. BERKSHIRE. , READING. Wheat - 541 a 581 Barley Oats - White —, a—s WANTAOE. Wheat Barley . —s a—s Beans . ••• • 251 a 389 ... 48s a 54• NEWBU HY. Wheat Barley HUNGERFORD. Wheat Barley l'eas . BUCKINGHAMSHIRE. ATLESE CM% Wheat .... G6s Od a 72s Oil Beaus 48i Oda 50s Od Barley .... 38s Od a 40s 041 Peas Oats 26s Od a :30s Oil Rye BUCKINGIIAM—(Per bushel.) Wheat 7s ad a 8s 9d Oats -- Old .. Os Od aOs Od Beans Barley Vetches '' . *CAMBRIDGESHIRE. CAMBRIDGE.—Average. Wheat 69s 3d per cir Oats . 221 4d per cir Rye Barley. WrsßECH.—Average. Wheat C4s Pd per qr I Oats 23s 9d per qr Barley —s Od Beans 44s 10d I Rye CHESHIRE. CH EST E: IL. Wheat, 75th Os Oda Os Od Barley, 38cits Os Od a Os Od New lOs 9d alis Od -- New Os Od a Os Od Oats NANTSVICH. Wheat, 75th —s Od a—s Od Oats, 45Ibs . Os Od a Os Od New lOs9d a Ils 3d - New .. 4s Od a 4s 6d Barley, 33qts Os Ud a Os Od Rye........ Os Od a Os Od MACCLESFIELD.—FIour, per 2401 b. 47s a 50s—Oatmeal 36s a 3Ss,-Butter, 15d a lid per lb. STockroar.—Oatmeal, per 2401 b. 30s a 39s—Fluur —s a —s—Butter, per lb. I4d a 16d. CORNWALL. TRURO.-Wheat (average) 26s 6d—Barley, 15s Od—Oats I Is Id. PENZANCE.—Wheat, 21s Od W27s Od—Barley, 13s a 15s Od —Oats, 9s Oda lOs•Od—Beef and Mutton, 5d a 7d—Pork, od a sd. BonmtN.—Wlleat 24s Od—Barley I3s 6d—Oats 101 Od. CUMBERLAND. CARLISLE (Average).—Wheat, ti9s 3d—Barley, 36s srl— '2ss 10d—Rye, —s Od per quarter. PENBITH.—Wheat, 8s 9d—Rye, 6s 6d—Barley, 4s 2d Oats, 3s 2d per bushel. DERBYSHIRE. DERBY. Wheat 74S a 76s I Oats 263 a 30s Rye Barley —s a Peas .. . • • RFIELII• • CHESTE Wheat 62s a CUs Rye . .. s a —s 1 Barley —s a ;--s Oats 26s a 30s Beaus I Peas - - 9. 0 RN E. ASHB Wheat.. Rye Barley —s a—s Peas —s a— s DEVONSHIRE. EXETER, Aug. I 2,—irlJe -- ofiV11e;;;8s 6(1 a 9s 10d ; Barley, 4s 9d a 58 Ed , Beans, Os Od a Os Od ; Oats, as Od a as 2d per PLYMOUTH. Wheat Barley HONITON*: t . . Wheat 7s Gd a Ss Oats Barley DORSETSHIRE. BLANDFotu) ,(Average).—Wheat 67s 8d ; Barley 338 od; Oats 46s (,)d ; Beans 47s 6d. BRlDPoti . .—Wheat 6 , 1 s Od,a Od ; Barley :36s Od .a —3; Oats sis Od-a 26s Od; Beans —s Od a —s Od. DoactigsTEß.—Wheat 53s Od a 62s Od ; Barley2Rs Od a 40s Od; Oats 245-011 a 30s Oil; Beans 44s Oda 545. SHER - unto:E.—Wheat 56s Od a 68s Od; Barley 32s Oda 40s; Oats 20s a 30s; Beans 40s a 48s; Peas —s DFRHAM. DoiluAAty Aug. 18.—Wheat " 12s fhl --a .113 s Od • per buil-- 'Malting Barley —s Oct —s Od—Oats Os Od aBs 6d. WoLslSoluv+fi Aug. M.—Red Wheat 16s ''ad a - 193 Od; White Wheat 15s 6d alis 6d. Barley —s Od a—s Od.: Oats -7s bd aBs Od per bol-1. . • _ • .STAN6OI'i, Aug. 12.—Wheat I7s Od a 19S Od—Barley Os Od a Od—Oats 7s Od a 8s Od per hull. S KUEHL N r),, Aug. 13. White -Wheat , 70s - Od a 72.1:11; Bed 686 Oil a 70s Od per - q-r. ; Oats. —s a —s; Barley . —s —s ; Prase a —s ; fine, SOs to 53s per sack. BARNA ROCASTLE, Ang: , l7.—Wheat tsc Od a 18s Od; Beans —s a 12s 0t1;.. Pease,. 9s a 16s ; Barley,. 10s a -I is ; :Outs, is Od a 8s Od per hull ; Beef, 6d u 7d; Mutton, 7Y I; Veal, 6d; Lamb . 7d a 7id ; Pork, 7rl per lb. . - - • STOCKTON, A i ng. 17.—Wheat 166 3d al Ss 9d per•boll - --Oats 3s 2d a 4s od per bushel. DA Kr.] isw . rdist, Aug. 15.--Beef 6s fici a 76 tid- , —Mtitton 7s Od aBs 2(1 pet stone, sioking:o•fral—Lamh 18s od a per head.* RedAV heat 165 .- 6 d a 17s Od;. White las Od a r9i 6d—Oats 7s a 8s Gd—Barley OsCd. a --v—Beansl Is Od !2s Od ;' new Os a Os' —Pease, boileri —s Od a —s ; grey Os a Ili Od per boll. ESSEX• CHEI,m , FOI.II). wh ea t, W. , 64s a 72s 601 a 78s Barley ....• ,345. 88s _24s a, 32s Titres Beans, Horse— -s' a —s Tick -.... 38s a 40s Peas 50s a. Ms Giey ....-. .38s a . 43s a Ss Ori per EsTEI,B. .... 38s a 40s iturs,e.... 4ns a 44s C I,C 11 WI) eat, 70s a 7.44 I 64s a 66s I PeAs, Grev, 3Bs a 44s Whit .6`s a 483 Brank —s —s a —s. per sack. GLOUCF.hTERSHIRE: -61 - 011 0EsTE:ft, per bushel. IVlldat Oda •9s 3d I . ss ad a 7s Od Barley 'ss (id a ds'Od Oats. ... ... 3s Oti a4s Qd Rye , s a —s Barley:. . .. a 40s Oats 244 a 2.8 s nom' , OtIELTENIIAM. Wheat per bush. as 3d a 9s 3d I Oats Barley I-I AM H I R.E. WirvenestEit, Aug. 13.—:-Wlicat,, 67s 4- 7 Barley,.4os 6d —Oars, 6d- 7 Beans —s. " Itorosgv.Wliekt 60s Od.a 64s Od Boric) , 403 Orl a 44s .0d ; cats 0(1 a Yris Od, 13AtirtsznsToRE.—Wheat; 66s a 74s—Barley, 35s a 4C3— Qats, 28s a this—Beans, —s per .qr. At ANDOyi:it Market, the average price of Wheat per quar ter was 62s ;WV Barley, rid; flats, ed; Beans, Os Cd. PETERsFIELo.—Wheat, new, t9l a—l ; old, 161 —ll a 171 —;il perload—Barley,•36s a 405—Oats, 40s a 46s per quarter—Pease, 5s 6d per bushel. • HEIiEFORDSHIRE. HEREFORD—(per Winchester measure.) Wheat, N. „. ios 8d ails .6d --- 0. Os Od a Os Ofi Bailey Oats 3s 94 a 4s 3d Beaus Peas H E4ItORDSMRE Hp,turr o ßD.--What, per load of ti bushels, 46s a 453—tiar ley 34s a 4 . 0 s Per quarter-1314in 26S'a 32; per load—Peas 26s a 30s--Itye —s a —s per load,._ 1 - IUNTiNGDONSIIIRE. • tiUNTI:INGI)ON.- Wlleat .... 37 , 0d- a 45s Od I Oats .... ifs nd a 273 Od Barley 353 00 a 42s nd I Beans .... 4es Od a 44s Od . . . . '. . " KENT. - . .. CANTERBURY. Wheat Brown._... 54s a 68s PhaanS NeW 7411.4,—s riel ~ • • 42s a 48s '...---- White .. 58s ,a —4'i Fity , Pease —.--• New.. ..... —s a"—s Boiling Pease It ye . T—s a—s Flour ..• s6s a 62s Barley .. 35, a 38s 1 - I.s , t•per too !... 65s a 80s .....—,— New —s a— s Clover Oats .. SAND Wl;eat, Red 6os a 64 11 titii a 76s Rutty Oats 7CR.• Beans .... • 40s a 60s pedsc t White ,tios a 51g Grey.. .. 403 a 44s MAIDSTONE. Price. Average. Wheat 957 qrs. sold for ,C 3130 4 6 50s a 74s ,C3l 5 4 Barley 5 - - 918 0 31s a 38s 116 0 Oats 497 - 6Sn 18 6 19s a 30s 1 7 4 Beans 72 - - 148 18 0 36s a 44s 2 1 0 Peas 33 - 68 14 0 38s a 49s 2 1 7 Price of Oil Calm at the Mills in this Neighbourhood, 151 Os —1 Os per Thousand LANCASHIRE. MANCHESTER SMITHFIELD. Sheep, 4,106 at sid a 74d per lb. sinking offal—Cattle, 462, at 5d a lid per lb.—Calves, 9, at 6d a Bd.—Pigs, IS-2220 Lambs, at 5d to 7d. LIVERPOOL CORM EXCFIANGE The supply of all descriptions of Grain has been very incon siderable ; to Canada we are indebted for most of the Wheat ; 1,330 quarters are European. We have not had favourable weather for harvest since last Tuesday ; it has been both wet and boisterous ; the latter may not have been injurious to the crop coming ripe, but that which is, and standing, it must have shaken severely, particularly potato Oats. The weather being the barometer of the market, Wheat, since our last, has sold freely, and 2d. to 3d. per bushel advance during the week has been realized, on good parcels, which are scarce ; and al though to-day was fine, this rise was supported. Oats, on the contrary, were a lingering sale, and Ad. to ld. per bushel cheaper. In other articles there was no fluctuation, and very little demand. Small parcels of bonded Flour go off for ex exportation ; but for bonded Wheat there is not the least inquiry. Wheat, English, Old New los 9d a I Is 6cl Ditto sound os Od a Os Od Scotch, Old 9s 9d a 105 3d Canada (free) 9s 3d a 9s 9d Foreign (free) Irish, Old New Bs 9tl a 9s 6d Bailey, English, Oid New ss 6d a 5s 9d Foreign (free) Irish, Old New ss od a .5s 6d • Scotch, Old Os Od a Os Ott New Oats, Potatu, Old Os od a Os td 'per 451hs. New Limerick, Old New Welsh, Potato, New 8s 3d a 3s 4d Foreign (free) Os Od a 0, Od Malt, Fine 9s 9d a lOs 3d per 36qts. Ditto, middling ss 6d a 9s Od Beans, Old New 4ss Od a 50s Od Superfine Flour, Old New s6s Od a 58s Od Oatmeal, Old —s Od a—s Od per 2401135. New American Flour, sweet, (in bond) 245 0(1 a 26s od per barrel of l9tilbs. net,“-Sour, (out of bond), 325 a 345. Import of Grain for the Week eliding Aug. 15. Wheat. I BArley. 1 Oats. Flour. I Sacks Irish, Bush. 701 b Bush. solb Bush. 451 b For. Brls per 2801 b 35,740 5,820 11,140 _ 110 80 Packs of Oatmeal, per itiOlbs. 477. LEICESTERSHIRE. LEICESTER, AUG. 13. Wheat, new, 69s Od a SOs, old, —.s; Rye, —s Oil a—; Bar ley, 40s.0(1 a 46s Oil '; Oats, —s a 261 ; a —s; Hog Pease, —s od ; Pale Malt, 72s Od a BOs Oil per quarter ; Oat. meal, 62s Od per quarter; Fine Flour, per sack, 55s a"s7s ; Seconds, .531 'a..55t ; Thiirdb =s a ;--4. MARKET BAIII43OROUGH, Ant,'. 16.--Wheat,6SsOd a —s Od; Rye, —s a s ;- Barley, —s a —s ; Oats, 22s a 26s ; Beaus, 0., 48g a 521 Pease ; Malt a 765; line Flour persack,—s; Seconds, •;- Thirds, _ . _ LOU GHBO Rptl Aug. 18.—Wheat; 765; Barley, 45s Od; Oats, 275; Beans, 55s ; Malt, 74s ; Fine Flour, per sack, 58s ; Seconds,• tbs; Thirds, 52s Od. LINCOLNS I/ IRE. N I.N. Wheat 661 a 7ls Odt Barley --.9 Cd a 44 , 4 Oats -s a 24s Od Beans —s Od a—l , , ~ •, ... Peas • --I a—s Od Rye ...... .... —s Od a—s LOUTH. Wheat sos a fiSs Od Bailey —9 a—s Od Oats Rye —s Od Peitse GRANTHAM. Wheat .... 60s od a 73s od Oats 265 Od a 35s Od Barley • • 485,0il a 45s Od I ( Beans Peas 40s od a 46s Od. MIDDLESEX. UXBRIDGE, Coin Inspector's Returns. • Wheat, per load New Barley, per quarter.— 38s .—d a 42s —d Oats Beans..., Pease —‘l' a 50s —d Rie • —s —d NORFOLK. -• • ATTLEBultax.—Per Coon:b. Wheat -12 s a 14s Barley Beans rat NORWICH, per Quarter. Wheat —s Od a —LOA I Oats ' 27s 6d a 29s Od Nevi 60s Od a 72s Od Beans .... sas Oda —s od Rye —s Oct a—s Od Buck perCmb.l2s Od a—s Od Barley ..; Peas, White —s Od a 04 • Best Flour.. 55s Od —s Od Grey. 30s 04 a—s Od per sack. Coals, 36s 4d a 38s ad per elialdron. Bough Fat 3s cid per stone. Dipt Candles, is Od per- . dozen.—Mould dittops. - _ Average price of Fresh : l./Ml : er iti NOPViell Markel,. from 17d s - 19d per pint. • - -•• • ' • • • . . Prices of Butter at Svvaffharn and Downham (with Coal, 4U per firkin of Clorei As 04 a 44 9cl Orli' cwt., Ditto . ('\6v) :3s 6il aas ad ditto Fiardtanil.ditto.„ . .4s 9d a 53 Ott ditto Meadow ditto 3s 3d aas 94 ditto Wheat Straw „ 4s 3d a2s Cd ditto Barley ditto LYNN, Aug..la.--,Our market was but indifferently sup plied with Wheat,- samples of New appeared of fine qua lity, which fetched 765. per quarter, but all other sorts, and those out of condition, cannot be noted more than 68s. or 70s. per quarter.. In Barley and Pease we had nothing doing. Oats were without alteration.- Flour was dearer 33-per sack. Wheat 0. 6fis od a 70s Od I Pease, Wh. —s Od a—s Od N 66s od a 76s Od I-- Grey Stis Od a 40s Od _=s Od —s Od Beans 40s Od a 44s Od (It 52s od a ,34s Od New —s Od a —s Od Oats • Rape-seed —I and —1 Os per last. YARMOUTH, Aug. 18.—In consequence of the unsettled state of the weather for the harvest, there was a brisk demand for Wheat, at an advance of full 25.. per quarter. In Barley nothing doing. Note no alteration in Peas or Oats. Beans are full 4s. per quarter dearer. Wheat, White 74s a 74s -- Red 66s a 70s Bailey (Malt).— 38s a 40s -- (Gr.) 30s a 34s Beans NQRTH AM NO It 'f ETA j Peas, Boiling —s a —s Grey Oats, New Old Flour, per sack 'TOME - TIRE. 51t-Tozi. 0. Wheat .. —s Od a —s Od N. .W twat 69, Od a 74s Od Barley ..... 44s Od a 475,0 e. (). Oats Od•a —s Od N. Oats .... i3s Od a 80s 0t O. ?.eans —s Oil a —s od N. Bettis 47s Od a 49s od N. Peas 49s Oil a 45s Od (?.Peas —s Ott a —s od Rye DAV ESTKY Wheat 6os Od a 68s Od Beans 40s ad a 50;. Od Barley 4os Od a 46s Od Hog Peas —s ad Oats NORTHUMBERLAND NawcasTta, Ang..l3.—Wheat, Northumberland, per qr. 575,a 71s ; 'Norfolk . 63s • a .69s ; Scotch --I a —l—Rye, Eng lish 348 a 408—Barley, Norfolk. 84; a 40a ; Scotch 38s a 42s ; Nortliumberlami —s a. —s--Malt, Norfolk pale 603 a 70s — Oats. pntatoe 26s a 295; CW1)111011 g3s a 265; foreign 23s a 266—Beans, Tick 4ns n —s ; ditto small —s a 44,--,Pease, boilers 50S'A. 545; grey 35s a 40s—Flour, tine 50s a 52s per sack—Northumberland BAcon —s a —s per cwt—Hams a Od—Butter 54s a Ms Od per firkin—Cumberland Bacon, Opt a 6980,1—Hams 72s a 80s . per cwt.--Butter —s 04 a 54604 per firkin. Mont.Ent, Aug. 18.—Beef 6s 9d a7s 6d; Mutton 6s 94 a 7s 94 ; Lamb 7s Od a7s Gd - per stone, sinking offals—Wheat 56s a 088; Rye 49s a 445; Barley 3630 d ; Oats 23s Od a 26s Od; Pease 39s a 42s 04 per qr. HEMAM. Wheat ~,.. :629 Od a 7 . 69 od I Barley .... 329 Od t. 42s Od Maslia .. ~. 54s Od a '6os Od i Oats ' •-' . 249 Ud z 325 . 3 d Beano • .-.. : . —;-9 ad a --s. Od - any RICH Wheat "• —s Od a 9s " Off Cats Obs Od a 27a OA Barley• ••••+-% Od t 34s Od I Beads ' •:—*-04 a 40s Od - Beak ..: k • --- s Od - a •363 . 0 d.. • • NOTTINGHAMSHIRE. N EWA RK . . .. pd Wheat 6ils a 74s Od Barley 4e a Sr.,. od Old ... —s a—s Od Oats ...... ... utis a Sw' 4 Rye OXFRDSHIRE. tch OXFORD. Aug. 13.—Th O e average prite of a bushel of ,:•-g• was as. 9FI. BANBURY. ..... — 79 s Gd oj a a _ 9: 0 0 :1 p p: r r.:1 1 9 : 1 1 Gs Od a tis 8d VC ,. b ili , il fr 42s Od a :54s ad per qu'''' c , Aug. 14.11.17 . — .1.1, 1 1- I ‘ , N h e D a t S 4 , H S s 7 l o ° B. s d E a a . 7 5 :: °Gs ad a 34s ad p e t (pate, ; Od ß p a e r 4 ( UPPINGHANI, r lec a : i. " ' 50s ; Oats, 28s a 34s ; Beans, 48s a .54s—Old, —s. W heat, Beans . Barley Oats Tares Flour SHROPSHIRE. SH REWSII UktY. Od XO9 " Wheat, Old lOs 8d aIIs Od Peas -- New lOs Od a—s Oats, Old._ 5s St) gd Barley, Old Os Od aOs Od Os titi a"' -- New .. 6s Od a7s Od Hides, 4Fl—Calf Shilis, l sd—Tallow s 3 d per lb. ' SOMERSETSHI RE. BATH. beat . 61 1 Barley .... 36s a_sos I Beans _ . BRISTOL. e i Wheat • 68s a 72s 1 Oats Barley ..... r ... 42s a 46s 1 Beans . . SIIEPTON MALLET. Wheat 6ss a 70s I Oats Barley cliAan. di V., 449 a 4 -0 Wheat 11 Barley elis $9,111.11 a te 465 BRIDGEWATER Wheat Barley TAUNTON. Wheat I Barley Peas STAFFORDSHIRE. .NEWCASTLE. 2.64 Wheat .... lls Od a Its Gd I Beans 79 Od a O s 64 - 4 s ad a 4s (id I Barley Os Od STAFFORD. Wheat lOs Od a lOs 9d I Oats New Barley.. Os ad a Os Od I Beans -I 46$ SUFFI BURY ST. EnmVNI Wheat --i New B2, a 355 Barley New —s a —s Oats New •••-s a —s EY Wheat, W. -- Red .tos a 34s Barley Superfine —s a —s . y Beans ' IPswicti. Wheat .... 6as Od a 74s Od Oats ... 9S °ad a Peas . —s od a—l Od. 3 1246: °II I Barley .... 38s Od a 45s Od Beans .„, . 445 0 . - SURREY. . .. . ~ ' 5 1 GUILDFORD.. il l Wheat, per ld 121 Os a 201 Os I Oats, per qr.:. 11 S' a il ' . a New ditto .. 171 10s a 221 Os I Barley . )1 17. 3 ii 10 Rye ll 16s a it 4s Beaus g l 4s 1 . Grey Peas, 21 4s a 21 Ss. SUSSEX. • -; 0 1,1/ CilictiEsTEß.—Corn Inspector's Return—Ww ; a l, 64' 'el0 Barley, —s Od ; eats, —s Od ; Pease, ----4 041; v ' , t —4 od per quarter. WV° 1, At LEWES 'Corn Market, the prices were: White ..,41 —1 a 745; Red ditto, :59s to 66s per quarter; Barley' —s ; Oats, 265 Od a 29s 6 , 1. ARUNDEL.—Wheat 151 Os 'to •161 Os per load,. 84c:6,1411,46,56611,:.,, a 37s ; Oats 26s a 28s per quarter; Peas 5s Od ; Pea l ' s , • ' Tares Os Od per bushel. At Arundel Market, the prices of Meat were:--D ee if - a- 1 a 4s 8d per stone; Mutton; 4s 6s to 5s Od; Lamb, 5$ a Veal, 5s Od ; Pork, 5s Od a Os. • WARWICKSHIRE. • 1 - ' ii• . WARWICK. . Oda " 4 - it Wheat * 9s 2d a9s Rd Peas, W.... 8 „' ad 13 4- 1 , Barley . 7i i2ii $ ' ;;• Oats ~ ... •.. . 35 9d a4s 5d Beans . . . Vetches ,- tOVENTIIY, fig 4d a " 0' Wheat Barley Oats BIRMINGHAM. 4 0 4 ,. Wheat Bs 6d a9sOd I Beans 0 t:At I ,:bitii Barley ss 8d a6Bd I Vetches • ,ta . . ".. 01° ••''' Oats - 3s 9d a4s3d I l'eas WIGHT (ISLE OF). ,i, e at ~,..111 , wEN PORT, Aug. 15.—The average price of Iv 3stiefr ...., Market, on Saturday, was 161 Os Od per load; , Od; Oats, -s od ; Beans, —s per qr. ~- . 'WILTSHIRE. ,'.. 'O2 SALISBURY. , 444 ' 10. 1 I Wheat sos a 65s Oats ...... • • • .S2'' Barley 55 ' Or D ' O EVIZES. a.' 4l- 04- •,, Best 'Wheat 37s Od a 39s Od 1 Oats oda29° -- , Barley .... —s Od a 42s 041 Beans 1600 Sacks of Wheat sold it the average W ' ,ge 4 WARMINSTER. es i P . po Wheat ......" s6 s -a 78s I Oats ........... • osP• Barley WORCESTERSHIRE. 'OLK. 'n's.—Per Coomb. 40 0, a Beans' -- to --Neer 15° . Is 9 6Of IP Peas, White —• • 04 , ), -- Grey 41 3 Malt 3 $V E. Flour, per sack P S O—e u al i t i ss e —e r l e p G n e V e r r ehY c it. o e. o : in : : b ::::: ii 6 /11111 °. WORCESTER. 0° • j a 4 4 , 7 0 ,1 s Wheat P S , Barley Os Of Peas - 6s od ais od Vetches .• • • " fat At Worcester Fair, on Monday last, the supPlY 0,0? and sheep was very short, and nearly all were rei,u v 4 gv from 60. to 7d. per lb. The demand for lambs than the supply, and all were sold at Bd. per lb. YORKSHIRE. a Otis YORK. $ 9l ' Batley ....... "*. 11' Wheat' s6s a 70s Rye - ........ • • • Beans ~ DoxcAs - mi —Per Load. od a " ,• Wheat e r fi n . e . .. : 2 2 6 3 s s Od a 2 2 5 8 s s od 1 B o e id a .. .. ...... : .... 1 2) .00 ' jci a,5 QOl Old —s ad a—sod 1 Grey Peas . • I -- , o d si.'" , Rye - OP 4 09 0 Per Quarter. A.'s Od 4 55 6 AO' Oats - o d a,- 4 u Superfine - ' New Lees s. da l '6 te. er 's ra n d There was but a middling supply of Grain to tII 1 a v os , ket, yet the trade ruled very dull, and the deln,, al , l pric e d ,' irle", limited ; fine Wheat barely supported last w ee lv the ieiPV all other kinds of Grain may be quoted nolnin 3 t 4hell idegg In consequence of the accounts of the Greenland a t hello o lo ' unfavourable, Rapeseed was more inquired for, 110 0 , the • asked from 10s. to 20s. per last higher prices, u 60 were not extensive as' :30 Wheat, Old —s a—s Pease, Whi te .• • • -34 s :frio ---- New 6ls a 72s --Grey. • A • ••• 40 " gO# Barley, Old —9 a—s Malt, per i° 3 " . 1 --, 4 a -, 1 ----- New 3os a 40s Shelling ••• • • • a cb 51 A 4 ;1 Oats, Old 23s a 30s Flour,Fine•Pers 4es iv II New —s a—s --..Second,, • i 25 1 Bean;, Tick • 42 s a 45 s R a peseed, Per ` 35 -- Small 0 4 L▪ L. qi g oil Od ° 44 0 1 Oats ...... e 35 o d a I Beans . • 405 S Od a 38s " Od. 0 4 ▪ LERTON• A,I 8 ill atl og i. , tit I - Barley ..... • 0 5 o j ti 03 I Beaus ....... •• s° . oil , Ist..v. 9 4, 01 1 $ 66 0 o j I Oats ...... . 49 5 oil 8 bOf ri ß e e a a s n s . . : .. •. .. 4 4 , Od $ p er t I EL 1) • s4s 11 Shellin g, per Wa d 44$ Malt ........ • .. • 1 0 a Oats, per st.• • • • , HU Wheat ... • 66s Od a 70s Od Barley 40s Od a 44s Od Peas 37 NORTHAL Wheat, . • 9s 9d aOs Od R..... 8s 4d a9s Od sHEF Wheat 70s Od a Bos Od Rye Barley WAKEI Wheat, p er 6016 58s a 745 , Barley —s a —s Beans, Tick 43s a 46s HoHOPINTELLIGENC ~ •• , I ° i ' ii i s n s K e nt...... . x ' • : . . . . 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