The Sun. — London, England, 1825-10-17 00:00:00

tbe Austrian vessels of war . attacked the Greei cruisers wherever they found them, and had already taken eight of them. This may be true, for there is no doubt that the Austrians - would ,gladly avail .themselves of the least shadow of a pretence for endeavouring to insure the success of their (Fiends the Turks, by de stroying the Greek navy. But should they be mad and unprincipled enough to make the attempt, because some of their vessels which violated neutrality have experienced' the just eonsequences of such a violation, we trust that Greek . valour and heroism would soon turn the !tales, and that description would fall to the share of those by whom it was meditated. The intelligence from Constantinople comes down to the middle of September, and is decidedly fa vourable to the Greeks. The retreat of Ibrahim 'Vacha is re-asserted with still more confidence Pau before, and with additional details which give it a character of greater authenticity. The events in Candia have no doubt had much influ ence on his determination. They have shown him that he could expect no fresh reinforcements from Egypt ; for all the troop - 6 .which his father can spate will be wanted tiVprevent the Greeks from getting entire porassion of the important island, or rather ialm of Candia. He had long since foun d . experience, that neither the seraskier Itedschid, nor the Pacha of Negro pante, could afford him any particle of the aid an which he had been instructed to rely. He had also ascertained, that to have penetrated to the very heart of the Mores, was not to have Effected its conquest ; but, on the contrary, merely to have taken a most hazardous and wholly useless position, from which it required no small skill and steadiness of discipline to ex tricate his army. Provisions besides, were every day growing shorter. It is astonishing therefore that he should have employed his remaining force in opening a way for himself back to Navarino, whence he may hope to embark for Candia, if he can persuade Austrian vessels to take his troops on board ? For as to the Turks and Egyptians, their fleets , have ceased to keep the sea ever since Miaulis and Sachtury re-appeared in the Archi pelago. [THE PUBLIC LEDGER.] A letter from Paris, addressed to a very re spectable House in the City, holds out a confi dent expectation that the French Cabinet will soon able to claim the honour of having sub 1i ed the obstinacy of the Spanish Monarch, on the subject of his ridiculous claims to the Sove reignty of the New States of America. it says, that Ferdinand has so far yielded as to consent that the Cabinet of the Tuilleries should sound those States, whether they would agree to give him a pecuniary indemnity to Spain should he recognize their independence. It is further sated that proposals have been actually trans. roitted to this effect, and even a hope is held oat, though upon what grounds we caunot con. ceive, that they will be favourably entertained by the Transatlantic Government. The writer of this letter, however, grounds his hope upon the extraordinary zeal of the French Cabinet to effect as amicable adjustment between Spain and her former Colonies.. It is alleged, es a motive for this uncommon zeal, that the Ministers of his Most Christian Majesty are perfectly alive to the folly of exposing any longer the French com merce to the difficulties it has now to contend with 'in 'the markets of the 'New World ; and that they are the more anxious to remove them, as the popularity they should thus acquire, would serve to cover the defeat they have sus tained in their attempt to convert thenentes. At the same time, they may wish to strengthen their influence at the approach of a general election ; and certainly they cannot hit upon a better ex pedient to gain the support of the Manufacturing and Commercial Interest, than by holding out to them the bait of an open trade with the Ports of South America. The support of these two classes is the more essential, as it will be more than a counterpoise to the ascendancy which the Ultra Opposition possess over the Agricultural Inte rest. Besides this inducement, the Ministers must wish to fortify themselves against the hosti lity of that faction, which they have doubtless reason to apprehend will blaze out more fiercely than ever in the next Session ; and 'this they can only hope to effect by establishing an interest with the great body of the Nation, by means of the liberality of their measures. We will not venture to say that these speculations are entitled to implicit credit; but that they have: the merit of probability, is obvious from several circurnstahees, and- from none so much as from die progress that has been made of late in 'sepa rating the policy of France from that of the Holy Alliance. Moreover, Villele and his col lasgues :have , advanced too far in this course to be We to-recede with any consistency ; and they' see 1n it t o the means of'mortifying and perhaps humbling.the most inveterate and, at the same time, powerful of their political enemies. They have,irretrievably loSt the confidence of the Huai grants ; and, if they cannot acquire a counteract ing suppart in some other quarter, their fall is inevitable. . • Efie.TTlSg Pees. j The .French. Papers which we received last night bring sorne• highly encouraging news from Greece. There appears to be no reason to doubt that IbrabimPacha has found it necessary to his safety to retreat from Tripolizza. The progress of the insurrection in 6,andia evidently exposes him to great,danger. He ,cannot stipport himself without reinfOrcementJ and supplies from Egypt, which be will .with muthd4culty obtain, unless the Cretan insurgents be immediately subdued. The pro‘peets..of, Greece ,begin to brighten, and it has already p!tised„tp bein improbable specula tion that Greek irdeperidince will, before the close of the ; present y4ar, be, , by the ttatural course of events', beyond , the',reach of all future danger. It will be seen ,b:pjt.lie; article from the Courier .4rMitcais, respecting the, Stskle of Egypt, as well as by. the 40 tijo?nell extract .from the Etoile, that Mehemel Ali. has been. violently provoked and , agitsfed,lsy the daring attempt of the Greeks to burn'his vessels in the. roads of Alexandria. Jlis powerindeed rests upon a slender and precarious foundation. Should the expedition of Ibrahim .Pacha fail, as in all probability it will, instead of BIRTHS. On the 15th inst., the lady of S. H. Israel, Esq., of Keppel. street, Russell-square, of a son. On the 13th inst., at Springfield-lodge, Camberwell, the lady of John Watson, Esq., of a daughter. DI ARRIED. On - Saturday, at West Wickham, Rent, Henry Ben well, of Greenwich, surgeon, to Mary, second, daughter of Mr. John Wilson. Davis, of the former place, and Deptford. On Saturday last, at St. George's,•llanover-square, Mr. Ro bert Bevill, son of the late Robert Bevill, Esq , of Worship street Police-office, to Mary Anne, widow of the late William Willson, mail -contractor, of Staines. , IMED. On Friday last, at Hampstead, in his 78th year, John Baker, .Esq O . • • n the 3d of February, David Jones Edwards, in his 38th ,year, a native of the isle of Dominica. On the 14th i nst ., o f consum ption, in her 26th year, Sarah, second daughter of J. D. Potter, Esq., Ponder's-end. On Friday morning last, the 14th inst.. at his house in the New . Kent-road, James Longman, Esq., formerly of the Bank of England, in the 74th year of his age. . . On the 13th inst, Elizabeth, widow of William Merle, Esq., late of Colliers-wood, Surrey, at the ,house of. her son-in-la w, J. Tyrrell, Esq., Weybridge. establishing a new dynasty, the Viceroy and his barbarian son , the desolator of the Mores , will perish, the just victims of their cri minal ambition. The protection giVen by the Emperor of Morocco to the Spanish refugees at Tangier continues to excite in the highest degree the anger of the Court of Madrid. They are endeavouring, it is said, to prevail upon the gar rison of Ceuta to revolt. His Mjesty of Morocco, perhaps, has some disposition to take advantage of the present condition of Spain to recover pos session of a fortress to which, by natural position, he is undoubtedly entitled. The only reasonable excuse for retaining such a possession is annihilated when the foreign power to which it belonged is, as in this instance, unable to defend or main tain its right. The Ferrol expedition, it is 4,lErmed, actually sailed on the 26th ult. The troops, three thousand in number, had been embarked two days before. They were conveyed on board, it appears from private letters, in a state of discontent and insubordination. Will they mutiny at sea, and carry the vessels into some of the ports of Mexico or Colombia, as the crew of the Asia did I or will they wait till their arrival in Cuba, and hoist the standard of revolt at the Havanuah ? It is a strange expedient to prop up a tottering Government by means of a disaffected_ soldiery. But it is quite as rational as any of the recent acts of the Spanish Govern ment. LHORNING }JERALD.) JOINT STOCK COMPANIES.—WQ are informed that on investigating the banker's account of a Joint Stock'Compauy recently formed, with a ca pital of 100,0001., and the shares of which Com pany were currently bought and sold on the Stuck Exchange, it appeared that no more than 1471. had ever been paid in to the banking-house. Consols for Account opened on Saturday at 88i$ for money, 88 to 88k, and the closing quotations were exactly the same, there being nothing of the least importance done. There were a few transactions in Mexican Bonds, at an advance of a per cent., and 18a was offered and refused for 20,0001.'s worth of Old Spanish Bonds. Greek Bonds were done at 28, and the Peruvian Bonds, which bear an interest of 6 per cent., were 62 ex dividend. Only about 100 schemes out of the 300, are now kept upon the list, and 17 only of these had a price quoted on Saturday. It said that, since the South Sea and other Schemes, there never were such iniquitous Schemes as those, take them altogether, which have been afloat this past year. The fishmonger at the West End of the Town has been an angel of light in comparison with the fiends of darkness at the East End of the Town, in the gambling line. Henceforth it will be folly to talk of Acts of Parliament to prevent gambling in Pall-mall and other places, and the strong arm of the law to put down Crockford and others, while such hellish places exist as those in the neighbourhood of the Royal Exchange.—(lbid.) [MORNING CHRONI 11141 The Ministers are placed in very awkward situation by the officious interference, it is said, of the Board of Customs. It will be remem bered that two merchant vessels, laden with stores, supposed to be for the Greeks, cleared at the Custom-house several days previous to the late Proclamation, forbiddi7g these supplies be ing exported. A cruiser belonging to the Custom-house proceeded to the Downs, seized, and brought back the ships then going on a legal voyage. Since the capture the owners of the property have sent a memorial to Govern ment, praying for the restitution of the ships and cargoes, on the strongest grounds, simply that they have offended against the law. We under stand no reply is yet given. The situation of the Ministers is peculiar. If they order restitu tion, which is anticipated by their act, (after the date of the Proclamation), stores proceed to the aid of the Greeks; if they do not interfere promptly, British property, seized without cause, is left in the merciless gripe of the Honourable the Board of Customs. In the mean time the merchants suffer severely, and the object of the voyage may be entirely defeated. Up to the close of business on Saturday after noon, no very extensive speculations were entered into for the November Account, but Consols left off at about one-half per cent. lower than on the preceding day. The dealers did not show any disposition to enter into any extensive speculations, and the variation in the prices scarcely exceeded one-eigth per cent. The old Account terminated on Thursday, and the new one commenced very inauspiciously; but there was no attempt to renew the panic either on Friday or Saturday. Consols for Account opened at 88f, rose to 881 ' and remained steady at these quotations up to four o'clock. The continuation cannot be stated to exceed one quarter per cent. Spanish Bonds opened on Saturday morning rather higher than they left ofron Friday. The Old Bonds were sold at 18} for money, being nearly 2 per cent. above the extreme depression last week. In New Spanish there was no fresh quotations. Greek Bonds were nominally the same as Friday, vs. 28 for the Old Bonds, and 28i for the New. The only bargains in South American Bonds were on the same terms as they left off on Friday.— MOST MELANCHOLY ACCIDENT.—During a heavy squall of wind at Lytham, Lancashire, on Friday last, a small boat, in which were two tilf*l, upset ; one of whom, Jonathan Brakell, ' clung some time to the hull, in which dread. ful situation he was seen by two of his daughters, who endeavoured in vain to save him. .The crew of another boat also attempted to rescue him, but were unable to reach before he sunk to rise no more. They, however, succeeded in bringing off the opposite bank about 30 indivi duals, who wire gathering cockles, and who were thus saved from impending ruin. Brakell has left a wife and family to mourn his loss. The other man who was with Brakell, is named Richard Crookall, and being very lame, was ut terly unable to assist himself, and consequently perished immediately after the boat upset. — ( Bradford Courier.) COUNTRY MARKETS AND FAIRS DURING THE LAST WETS. BERK: REA' SHIRE. ,DING. Wheat Ha a 83s Beans Barley - ... —s a—s Oats 26s a 36s ---• Wbite a—s WAN TAG E. Wheat 6os a 77s Oats 24s a 31s Barley N EWBU KY. Wheat Barley BUNGERVORD. Wheat 564 a 74s 1 Oats Barley Peas .. BUCKINGHAMSHIRE. AY L 6313 U RY. • Wheat.... 526 od a 7030ti — fieEIns 48s Od a 53s od Barley 42$ Od a 4ss 0.1 Pets Oats 2 83 Od a 32s Od Rye -e od a —s Od BucKINOBAM. Wheat(busti.) 8s Od aBs 9d Barley per qr. 40s Od a 48s Od Old Bs 6tl a 9s Od Oats . 2ss Oda 38e ad Peas Os Od aes 6d Beans Vetches —s Od a —s Od. CAMBRIDGESHIRE. CAmaam6E.—Average. Wheat 66s Od per qr Oats Rye 4O, 08 Beans 37s Od Barley 4l. lad Peas . 4ss 8d Wiso66H.—Arerage. Wheat 62s 108 per qr I Oats ....... 24s 6d per qr Barley —s od Beans. .. 42s Od I Rye CHESHIRE. eHtsrea. Wheat, 751 b Hs 3d a lis6d I Barley, 33qts Os Od a Os Od -- New lOs thl a Its od --- New Os Od a Os Od Oats . 3s ed a 4a od Rye Os Od a Os Od NANTWICTI. Wheat, 751 b —s Od a —s od ' Oats, 451bs . Os Od a Os Od ------ New lOs 9d a lls SL -- New 4s od a 4s 6d Barley, 38qts Os Od a Os od Rye Os od a os Od MACCLESFIELD.—FIour, per 2401 b. 47s a 50s—Oatmeal 363 a 989—Butter, 15d a 17d per lb. STocKPou'r.-- , -Oatmeal, per 240tb. 30s a 373—Flour 43s a 528—Butter, per lb. Ihd a I7d. CORNWALL. Tauao.—Wheat (average) 251 Od-.-Barley, 14s 9d—Oats 12. sd. PeNzANcE.—Wheat, 24s Od a 26s Od—Barley, 13s a 14s od —Oats, 9s od a 103 Od—Beet and Mutton, 5d a 7d—Pork, 4id a sid. BunmiN.—Wlieat 24s Od—Barley 14$ od—Oats 10$ Od. CUMBERLAND. IDAmLisLu (Average).—Wheat, 58s lod—Barley, 881 4d Oats, 26s Bd—Rye, 441 I Id per quarter. PENRITH.—Wheat, 7s 6d—Rye, 5s 9d —Barley, 4$ 401•• Oats, Ss od per busbel. DERBYSHIRE. Wheat 72s a 75s I Oats Dßß nye I Barley sos a 52 s I Peas.. CHESTERFIELD. Wheat 64s a 70s I Oat5.... Ryeßye44e a 48$ —s s a —s I Beans Barley. 44s a 481 Peas —s a —$ ASHBoRNIE. Wheat 663 a 766 Oats Rye —s a s Brant Barley 4Bs a 52s Peas .--S a —II DEVONSHIRE. LZX ET r K. Wheat Barley PLYMOUTH. Wheat Barley 140NITON• Wheat 7l 6d a ss Od I O a t s Barley 4s Od a 5 9 6d I Beans DORSETSHIRE. BLANDFORD (Arerage).—Wheat 6Ss 9d; Barley 29s 9d; Oats 99s od ; Beans —s Od. BattoonT.—Wheat 603 od a 72s Od ; Barley 28s Od a 335; Oats 24s Od a Offs Od ; Beans 48s ad a —s Od. DoRCHEsTER.—Wheat 50s Od a 70; Od ; Barley 35$ Od a 40s Od ; Oats 25s Od a 29s od • Beans aGs od a 565. SHERBoRNE.—Wheat 60s Od a 68; Od; Barley 34s Od a 40s; Odts 22s a 30s ; Beans 40s a 5/s ; Peas --s 'a —s. • DURHAM. DURHAM, Oct. B.—Wheat 13s od a 16s 6d per boll— Malting Barley 9s. Od a 10: 6d—Oats 6s 6d a 7s 3d. %VoLsINOHAM, Oct. 11.—. Red Wheat 145 9d a 16s od; White Wheat 16s Od a 17s Od. Barley 9s 6d a lis Od. Oats 6s Ud a 7s Od per boll. STANtioPE, Oct. 7.—Wheat 17s Od a 19s Od—Barley Os Od a —s Oil—Oats 7s od a Be Od per boll. SursweataNn, Oct. B.—White Wheat 72s Od a 79s Od, Red 64s Od a 68s Od per qr.; Oats —s a —3; Barley —s a —s; Pease —s a —s; Flour, fine, 47s - to 50s per sack. L _ BanNaanCasmE, Oct. 12.—Wheat 14s Od a 18s Od ; Beans —s a —sOd ; Pease ' —s a—s ; Barley, Os a—s ; Oats, 7s Od a 8s Od pet ; Beef, ad a 7d; Mutton, .7d; Veal, Od; Lamb Od ; Pork, 74 aad per lb. STOCKTON, Oct. 12.—Wheat 15s Od a 16s 9d per boll—Oats 2s iOd a 3s 64 per bushel. DARLINGTON, Oct. W.—Beef 6s 94 a 7s 6d—Mutton 7s 7d aB5 id per stone, sinking offal—Lamb —s Od a —s per head. Red Wheat 14s 9d a 17s 6d ; White 17s Od a 18s Od—Oats as a 75 Bd—Barley 101 a lls Od—Beansl is 64 a 1250 d ; new Os a Os —Pease, boilers Od a —5; grey Os a Its 6d per bull. ESSEX. CHEL,MIForto. Wheat, Si!. 7os a 75s Beans, Horse.... 40s a 44s -- ft. 6os a 74s ---- Tick .... 38s a 446 Barley 36s a 44s Pees 6os a 611 Oats 3os a &is - G:ey Tares ' 8s Od a9s Gd per bushel. COLCHESTER. _ __ Wbeat, W. 631 a 72s I Beans, Tick .... 4 0s a 42 $ 666 a 68 1 Horse.... 4us a 446 Rye — s a—s Peas, Grey aOs a 42 1 I Barley 4os a 42s — Wbite 48* a 341 Oats Flour ...... —s a—s per sack. GLOUCEhTERSHIRE. GLOUCESTER, per busliel. tVheat ...• . • 8s Oda 9s Od I B eans 53 Od a 74 Gd Barley CHELTENHAM. .. Is Od .a is dd 6d a 45 Od Wheat per bush. 9s Od a 9s 6d I Oats Barley HAMPSHIRE. WINCHESTER, Oct. 8.--Wheat, 66s 6d—Barley, 39s 54 —Oats, —s Od—Beans —s. BASINGSTOKE.--Wheat, 56s a us — Barley, 36s a 44s Oats, 24s a 2 858eari5„,,556 to 606 per qr. At ANDOVER Market, the average price of Wheat per quar ter was 67S 7d : Barley, 415 2d ; Oats, —s ad ; Beans, Os ad. RomsEr.—Wheat 60s Od a 70$ Od ; Barley 38s ad a 466 Od ; Oats 24s Oda 9Rs Od, Alresford Michaelmas Fair, on Thursday, was most nume. rously attended, and there was a good supply of stock. In consequence of its being so early after Weyhill Sheep Fair, there were but few deeers, but, upon the whole, stock sold on quite as good terms as at the late fairs. There was but a short supply of. Pigs, which also met high prices. HEREFORDSHIRE. HEREFORD—(per Winchester measure.) Wheat, N. ;Rs C(I at R Oats 3s 9d a 45 3d O. 11 s od al Is 6d 1 Beans 5s Od a 6s Od Barley ...... 5 s Od a is 6d 1 Peas 5s Oda 6s 6d H ERTFORDS H IRE. Hr.aranan.—Wheat, per load of 5 bustie!s, 40s a 503—Bar ley 34s a 4Gs per quarter—Beans 30s a 33s per load—Peas itis a 335---Rye 26s a 34s per load. HUNTINGDONSHIRE. H UNT IN GOON Wheat 35s ad a 4G6 Od j Oats .... 196 Od a 266 Od Barley —6 Od a --s ad l Beans .... 43s Od a 456 0d c : N6 K 4T e r a BB T oe . Ra yn ; B WlR: c a y t B s r e u w w n.. . . 60s -• New sBs a 65s Ticks ... 42s a 413 s ----- White ...... ----- New 63s a 72s Boiling Pease •.• . 43s a—s B)•e — s a—s Hay, per ton .• .. 65s a 80s 35s a 44s Clover .......... 70s a Rss Oats -------;:i. Wheat, Reit ' 606 70s Beans .......... ,38s a 403 .----- 'White; 603 74s Pease, White.. • . f,G$ it 60 , Barley Oats MM DSION E. Wheatlos3 qrs. sold for £3170 4 0 Bark)? 389 - Mil t 8 0 Oats 910 - - 402 13 0 Plico. I A:'e:sge• 52s a 72s /4'3 0 2 305 R 45s 9 0 2 22; a 2951 I 5 LI Beans - 169 00 1 34s a 46s 6 Peas 63 . - 154 9 0 46s a 57s 2 9 0 Price of Oil Cake at the Mills in this Neighbourhood, 131 th • —1 Os per Thousand - LANCASHIRE. MANCHESTER SMITHFIELD. Sheep, 6,299 at 50 a lid per II). sinking offal—Cattle, 910, at 4id a 7d per lb.—Calves, 4, at Eild a Bid,—Pigs, 94-314, Lambs, at 7d to sd. LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE. Although the wind has been favourable during most part of the week for vessels getting in, still the arrival of no article has been extensive; Wheat is only in fair supply, but every other article is less than we usually receive at this season. The busi ness of the week has not been:extensive, nor was it at this day's market, .although there was a pretty fair attendance of country as well as town dealers ; but they were not anxious buyers. All descriptions of Wheat may be considered Id. to 2d. per bushel lower. Old Oats were not a ready sale; they are on the decline. New, not being in plenty, were more saleable, and no lower. All other articles, except Beans, were unal tered in . price ; they alone are ls..per quarter cheaper. Little is doing in any description of Foreign Urain or Flour, specula tion in both articles being asleep. Wheat, English, Olu New 9s 3d a 9s 9d Ditto sound Os Cod a Os Od Scotch, Old Bs 04 a 9s od Canada (free) 76 6d a 8s 64 Foreign (free) Irish, Old New B5 64 a 9s Od Barley, English, Old New 6s 64 a es 9d Foi eign (free) Irish, Old New 6s od a 6s 34 Scotch, Old Os Od a Os Orl New Oats, Potato, Old as 3d. a 3s 6d per 451bs. New ... . Limerick, Old . as 4d a 3s 54 New Os Od a Os Od Welsh, Potato, New 3s 54 a Os 04 Foreign (free) Os 0.1 a 01. Od Malt, Fine 9s 9d a lOs sd per 36qts. Ditto, middling as 6d a 9s 0(1 Beans, Old New —s Od a —s od Superfine Flour, Old New od a —s Od Oatmeal, Old 27s Od a 29$ 04 pet 2401b1. New American Flour, sweet, (in bond) 24s 04 a 25s Od per barrel of 1961b5. net.—Sour, (nut of bond), 32s a 345. Import of Grain for the Week ending Oct. 10. Wheat. 1 Barley. 1 Oats. Flour. 1 Sacks Irish, Bush.7olb Bush. tiOlb Bush. 451 b For. Brls per 2901 b 51,350 4,150 39,010 --- 2,139 Packs of Oatmeal, per 2401b5. 712. LEICESTERSHIRE. LEICESTER, OCT. 8. Wheat, new, 70s 04 a sos, old, — s; Rye, —s Od a—; Bar ley, 449 Od sis od ; Oats,2B, a 31s; Beans, 40s a 541; Hog Pease, —s Od ; Pale Malt, As Od a 80s Od per quarter ; Oat meal, 62s 04 per quarter; Fine Flour, per sack, 55s a 565; Seconds, 53s a 54s ; Thirds, 50s a 51s. MARKET HARBOROUGH, Oct. i I.—Wheat, 6710 d R 71s Od; Rye, —1 a s ; Barley, —s a 481; Oats, 28s a Sit ; Beans, 0.. a 525 Pease —s; Malt--s a 761; Fine Flour per sack, —s ; Seconds, —s ; Thirds, —s. ILOUGHBOROUGH, Oct. 13.—Wheat, 771; Barley, 50 s Od; Oats, 275; Beans, 56s ; Malt, 76s ; Fine Flour, -per sack, 1 5 " ; Seconds, 56s ; Thirds, 53s od. LINCOLNSHIRE. Ltr4coi.N. Wheat 6ss a 70s Od Barley... .... 441 Od a 464 Oats Peas 42s a 44s Od Rye ...... Od a Louili. Wheat 63, a 70s Od Barley 4Qs a 44s Od Oats Rya -s Od Pease GRANTHAM. Wheat .... 64, od a 74s Od Oats Barley.... !12s od a 49s Od I Beans + Peas ,40s Od a 46$ Od. • - . ' MIDDLESEX. UXnainoE. Coin Inspector's Returns. Wheat, per load New Barley, per quarter 4os —d a 441 —d Oats Beans Pease Rye —s --d a —s NORFOLK. AT TLEBußam. , —Per Coorn b. Wheat Barley Oats Peas Beans At NonwicH, per Quarter. Wheat 58: od a—s Oil I Oats . 97s Od a 33s Od -- New 66s Od a 70s Od I Beans .... Siits Od a 46s od Rye —s Od a—s od Buck perCrnb.l2s Od a—s Od Barley Peas, White —s a—s Od Best Flour s2s Od a 53s Od Grey . 39s Oil a 45s Od per sack. Coals, 38s 4d a 40s 4d per chaldron. Rough Fat 3s 20 per stone. Dipt Candles, 7s Od per dozen.—Mould ditto 91. Average price of Fresh Butter in Norwich Market, from lid a 41 d per pint. Prices of Butter at Swaffham and Downham (with Com mission)—From SBs to 40s per firkin of 56lbs. Clover Hay ....... 5s 3d ass 6d per cwt. Ditto (New) Hardland ditto ss 3d ass 9d ditto Meadow ditto 23 6d a3s 9d ditto Wheat Straw Barley ditto ... --9 al, ..—Si. LYNN, Oct. 13.—We had only a thin market on Tuesday, and Wheat of fine quality met a ready sale at last week's prices. Barley was also in request, and fine Malting qualities readily fetched our quotations as under. In Peas and Beans very little done. Oats as last noted. Flour without alteration. wh e at 0. ; . 56s Od a 645 od I Pease, Wh. —s Od a—a od Oil; od Grey 441 Oda 4tis Od BarleyM 40s Od a 44s od Beans ..... 42s Od a 46s od —Gr 34s Od a 36s Ot; New —s Oda —s od Oats Rape-seed f -1 and —I Os per lest. YARMOUTH, Oct. I.—Our market on Saturday was li berally suppled with Wheat and Barley, which met ready sales at last week's prices Oats are scarce and wanted. Orey Peas are 2s. and Beans 3s. per quarter cheaper. Wheat, White ... 625 a 685 1 Peas, Boiling a — s Red 5Ss a 615 Grey Barley (Mall) .... 385 a 42s Oats, New -- (Gr.) —5 a—s -- Old Beans NORTHAMPTONSHIRE. NORTHAMPTON. 0. Wheat —s Od a 72s 01 1. W hcat OSs ad a 72s 01 Bayley . 44s Od a 47s Od 0. Oats 32s ad a 34s Od N. Oats 526$ Od a 34s Od 0. Beans 5O; Ode 52s Od N. Beans Oda —s Od N. Peas ~ . 4;' Oil a 48s Od 0. Peas —s Od —s Od Rye DAV EN T RY Wl:cat ...... 60s od a 74: Od ;Vans .... 45s od a 55s Od iharley ...... .--t Od a 48s od Hog Peas —l od Oats ...... ebs od Is Ns Od By customary measure. NORTHUMBERLAND. NgWCASTLC, Oct. B. — Wheat, Northumberland, per qr. 575 a 70s ; Norfolk 57s a 67s ; Scotch —s a —s—Rye, Eng lish 30s a 38s—Barley, Norfolk 34s a 405 • Scotch 365 a 385 ; Northumberland —s a —s—. Bait, Norfolki pale 10s Gil 4— O a t s , potato; 26; a common 235 a 265 ; foreign 23s a 265—Beans, Tick 40s a — s; ditt o sma ll —5 445—Pease, ; boilers 50s a 54s ; grey 36; a 405—Flour, tine 505 a 525 per sack—Northumberland Bacon —s a —s per cwt—Hares 861 a 88s Od—Butter 565 Od a 57s per firkin—Cumberland Bacon, 74s Od a 7 6 s Od—.Hems BGs a 87s per cwt.—Butter 565 Od a 555 Gd ref firkin. • MoorEnt, Oct. I4.—Beef 6's Gd a7s 3d ; Mutton Cs 6d a 7s 9(1; Lamb 6s .3.1 A7s 3d per stone, sinking uffals—Wheat 58s a. 645; Rye 41s a 43s ; Bari ey 34s Od ; Oats 24s Od a 263 Od; Pease 39s a 40s Od per qr. Wheat Maslia fiEVIAN. 56s Od a 70s Od Barley 3:35 13d a 40s Od 543 Od a 60s Od I Oats 23s 4d a ges-ild Beans ad a —s Od ALNWICa. Wheat •• • • --5 ad A 595 7d I Oats —B 04 -a 26. Od 6311, 1 •• • • Od a 36s od Beaus ---s 04 a , 4os Od Peas Od a 399 Od. NOT FINGHANISEHRE. NEWARX. 46 r 49. ° a , Wheat... 455s a 695 Orl Barley ........ 3 16 • Oid 68s a 72s Oct Oats... ....... s "'; sgs Rye Oct.d.—Tier OXFORD, a bus hel of Whea t was Bs, 4tl. Wheat, Beans Barley - Oars BANBUR ,hel 7c 64 a 9 5 ;id Per bii he' 5, 64 a tis 6.1 per hug het r UPPINGHAM. OCt. R I U -2:-- 1 4ss Oda 49 5 0 41 Pe r g uSr te e r es, 0,1 a 34s 0,1 per guar i L I A v I N I ela)—s oJ a—s od P er h 48s; Oats, 26s a 32s ; Deans, 4is a 48i—OldtA4i. :i s :l; 46l o 6n d , E n a .7 6 5 0: : 0 di:orri estyan:clh: 5 Tares . Flour . SHROPSHIRE. SH KF.WS fat KY. 3 ,1 oi Od Wheat. Ol —s Ott a O4 s it -- Ne d w 10s los Oats, Old .. •.04 A 4 7, 650 Barley, Old Os Otl aOs Ot! New.... tip a -- New.. is 4d aHs Od Hides, 4id—Calf Skins, 6 dTallow, Sid 'per lb. SOMERSETSHIRE. BATH. s4s a 5" Barley ... • • . .Vheat BRISTOL. s esi Wheat ... 645 a 68s I Oats ............ 2 ' 4 - 5,5. Barley . ... 44s a 45s f Bean. ........ .• 48g* ••• 405 a 48s Beans .......... SHEPTuN MALLET. a 4 4 7 4 Wheat - 56 I O. Barley CHARD. . 9 1. Wheat Oats ............ 44 fr As Barley BRIDGEWA TErt. Wheat L B W Va a h h r r e e l le e a a y y t t 6Fis a 7is I Oats ............ 40s a 48s I Beans ....... i.. TAUNTON. ,„- b b ^ls Od I Oats ............. . 2- ; od 38s Id 1 Beans .............. '"'"' Peas -5 Od. .... los Od Alo76od7BSelinnisßE..... 75 od a so, 0 NEWCASTLE. 0 4. Oats STAFFORD. a / 28s 6 ip 44 4 6 Wheat .... lOs Od a lOs 6d New Barley .. 7. 6d a 81 o,i a "11 Oats 7; co Beans 'OLK. ;D*l.—l'er C omnb- Of 3 i 33 of Beans ........ • • 1 5. a e __ ---:dew ...... a Peas, White •• • ' ass 4~ -- Grey ...... a , Ma1t......... sack ... is. l. s°l jt SUFF ., BURY Sr. EDMUNI Wheat New 254 a 33s Barley -- New —s a —s Oats —New —s a —1 • # 19 0 • A Wheat, W. --Red .. 21s a 30s Barley Superfine —s a —s Beans Pease, Grey ...... White.... Oats ............ Superfine..... pet Cuotliti• irswictt. 50i Wheat .... 60s Oda 711 Od I Oats 465 Bath/ •• • • 3 8 s Od a 43 s Od I Beans Peas .... 445 Od a 461 Od. SURREY. GUILDFORD. ~, . 11 16' Wheat, perld 141 Os a 191 lOs I Oats, per qr... II u - - ill 4. New ditto —l Os a—lOs I Barley . ...... 91 0 0 a IP, Rye 21 25 a 21 as I Beans ........ 9. -- Grey Peas, 21 loss ill 12$. SUSSEX. h t thin" ' Chichester Michaelmas Fair, on Tuesday, was ' ll ia OW. attended. A great many hops were pitched , but fess so div ot 3s. 6d. per lb. and those principally of last Yor.' See • Horses were in considerable numbers, an d Ter/ aro. Wheat from 161. to 18i. per load. , 4 io , g i flef ~, HRUNDEL.—Wheat 141 los to 151 OS per loaf; 1 0 , 7s -g• - • a 441; Oats 27s a 28s per quarter ; Peas 64 6d; B"''' - Tares Os Od per M bushel. , .04 ,4- . • . At Arundel arlipt, the prices of M ea t were:•••• 'P a ss 5 6 fid R 416 d per stone; Mutton, 4s OS to As 04; Lambs 5 Veal, Os Od ; Pork, Ss Od a 0.. WARWICKSHIRE. wanwicx. 6s 6d a 71 if Q4 04 Wheat Barley Oats - G. • •,,•; Vetches ....‘. 9s 0 4 a Ils uu• A 0 • 0.• COV lINTRY . Wheat6l pd A 1. 10 4 94 2d a9l Rd Beans ...... , 9 6 a Os 04 Barley Oats - 0 ...... Ai OA iiIRMENONAM. is 4 j is g o ° Wheat Bs 4d a9sOd I Beans ...... 4Od a OA Od Barley 4s Oda 4s Sd I I Vetches •• • • 09 Od aU s Oats Peas ...... . . • Or NIGHT (ISLE OF). who a a t ,,, ~ p NEWPORT, Oct. 1 0 . — The average price of Bar ley, Market, on Saturday , was 151 i 7s 6d per loa d) Od; Oats, —r. Od ; Beans, —9 per qr.' WILTSHIRE. 20 3 SALisatinv. el' '. 0 3 0 th Wheat .......... 481 a 66s Oats ........... • 1 ,11 Barley .......... s a 42s Beans .......... 0 4 Devizes. 3 43 s eosad a sg Best Wheat 36s Od a 37s 64 I Oats ...... - io a 29 . Barley .• . . 411 Od a 48s 04 I Beans ...cot4;10 sp.' 1094 Sacks of Wheat sold at the averag j 0 WARMINSTER. 2 0 5 60 0 Wheat .......... 56s a 72s I Oats .. .......... os 1 1 Barley .......... 34s a 47s I Beans ......... • , WORCESTERSHIRE. 9 4 woRCESTER. Od A 4 ' Iti Wheat Barley 7..., • 9 , , Peas --- Hog.. • YORKSHIRE. 4 0 N oRK. 3 0° 40 Wheat .......... 56s a 70s Bailey ....... •• • 06 sr Rye Beans ...... 40s a 489. 0 4 9 1 0 i DONCASTER. ---Per Load. .„,„ 0 ,1 a ,a. Wheat .... 23s nd a 2.59 ad I Beans. 31 : o d it .i ; 0 4 ' Superfine .. 275 ad a 29s ad I Old.. ...... - .7, od A 1 , :, 04 01d........ 92s ad a 27s Od i Grey Peas . • t ...... r_ „d s iliaßroteilig ditto v . I ' o , lo ol . r. •0..... •os - in Rapeseed, an d .. . . 4 3 4 0 : : Sit New ...... ..--S od a --s ad Grinding .. • ou Leans.this ag'• 00 ~: ;:ap e t se rfi: .......... ... 2 2 1 2 7 5 5: Oda o ° d d a a 2 2 1 Per 9 5 1 3 s s a o ( ) ( i d ( Id Barley Fie : . ...... . 7 .43: gc i a as 4 4 0 o p : week, tehr b ee u fivi t ket T ; h There was rather a large supply B °f r eY ln Oat s antl in 011)e dull, and full ls. per quarter lower . No ataxia , 0 _, . little doing, and prices much the same. ricee 0 OP" , n a me s s middling samplesdimoderatengsnd weresui n p f p ae t l r y imo or much se_ 9h N ar V tt sih h e e w a s t esa 1 'd de r ytepr sici sros t I i t i: ..ot 545 a 64s Prase, . s ..-----Grev• • •,• • ' 40g 35 0 thSvirceahraccaaemtl,yebanldy. thing . .... doing -- New...... 68s a 71: NUB, per ioaa • • B o A to Barley, Old ...... ---s a 5% Shelling ....... •kOf a os —..... New ...... 43s a 4 - Flour. yine.periac er 0 iii Oats, Old ........ - --3 a s _ Bea New_ e 'r'ic - k . ............ 4932 : a a ' 31 ' 9 ' 56 RalleseS:d7Pnedr'ia;i. g5l 11 --_,_ 6 a 48s Small ~ ~ 4s 1.111 Ott 0 46 .1.. g 45 03 4 9i °I Oats ...... 44S od Wheat 63s Oda 66, Od I Barley 341 Od a 44s Od I Peas .• • . 40 . NoaTtint. Wheat, W. 9s tad a 9s 3d L... Bs 3d a 9s Od I I srisre. Beans •• • , , 0 0 - Os Ou• 6 11 I s Od a L ERTON• i 5 ' 4t 05 75 0 $ Barley ...... 05 o j I n exu s. ..... • • 0 ,1 1 A s(l' 0 ,1 If.”. os 0 1 • 565 , I Oats . ..... 44 9 o,i s qi ou 1 Watts •• • • 435 OCI ' 1 PeaS • • • • . • $ 45 FIF:LII. lOa d 3 6 1 ): t' 1:1 IShelling, l'e r ... 4 ' s 140 Halt. ........ 10111 oats, Pe r ' t "' ' • . Wheat 64s od a 763 od Rye •• • ... 444 Orl a 4134 041 Barley ...„ 40s Od a 50s Oil Wheat, per 601lis 6ls a 715 Har1ey.......... .3: D a 46s Beans, Tick 48s a 50s WonecsTau, 1-101, ISTELLIGNNCF.. ket§f %Jo, o , and Oct. 19.---Ou Saturday 44 o_ the 1 Old were wejghed. New declined les. to Ps! r e to ,her , Price 4Lf Hops t o the Ifortive— Kent Bags. Pockets. ail ot average way be stated 1:1. to 181. 10s.; rehrychoic u 61 co 10. 04 131 Os tol4l 100 Ken! • • ••• • l3l 13s 11)161 lOs 1 Farnham •• • gsscx Oa to 41 Ul Essex to ,201 • 2rintert the stiti and Published for the PROPItiVfOOS, a OFFICE, No. 112, Strond, by 'J. R• Citittiv43'