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from by a historian. But books must be kept within compass, and were all the actions of a man's life to be detailed, few books of biography would be written, and still fewer would be bought, or read. If, therefore, a historian seizes the main points in the character of his subject, he has done all that can be reasonably expected of him ; .and we have no more right to blame him for not . stringing together all the faults nod blemishes of his hero, than for omitting, as he must necessarily do, many of his redeeming qualities and actions. In Sheridan's case the re deeming qualities were by far the most numerous and striking. Of such an orator—of such a states man—of such a poet and dramatist as Sheridan — the errors, great as they were, sink into nothing, when compared with the wonderful workings of a mind, the combined, if not each separate quality of which . have seldom, if ever, been equalled. There is one circumstance connected both with his speeches and literary productions that Mr. Moore let us into the secret of, which we should not have suspected—viz. that Sheridan, though apparently the most indolent roan in the world, produced nothing without preparation, and a degree of previous effect scarcely to be conceiv. ed. He has also the rare merit of political con sistency to a degree which, under all circum stances, reflects the highest credit upon his me mory. There can be no question but that She ridan's power's, or even his neutrality, were worth any price. Mr. Pitt himself, and many of the Members of his Administration, felt too forcibly the weight and keenness of Sheridan's eloquence not to know its value. It is not so clear that all of those ,with whom he acted were quite so sensible of his importance. However, that he was above all price is quite clear ; and that he should have been so, with pecuniary embarrassment hourly staring him in the face, is no small honour, and will shed _lustre on his name, when the weaknesses which tarnished it shall have died away and are forgotten. He has left behind him but one man in any way resem bling him in the varied and peculiar powers of his mind. Mr. Canning is inferior to him in some points, but sufficiently superior to him in others to form an eqoipoise of merit. We will not at tempt to draw the comparison, lest it should fail to a certain degree on both sides, in a way that would be mortifying' to ourselves and our readers; but, recurring to the character of She ridan, we will only add, that it is one which cannot be too sedulously studied by the rising generation of men of genius, as furnishing ob jects .which they are equally called upon to imi tate and to shun.--(lbid.) [NEW TIMES.] W yesterday received American Papers to the 15th ult. They .are principally taken up with the accounts of the departure of M. de la Fayette, which seems to- have been got up in a very mov ino style indeed. The President harangued him, and he . harangued .the President.. %Ire are sorry that we. have not room for the whole of the ge nuine Yankee eloquence of Mr. Adams ; hut, perhaps, a sample will suffice :- 44 You have beard," says the American to the Frenchman, " You have heard the mingled voices of the past, the present, and the future ages, joining in one universal chorus of delight at . your approach, and the shouts of unbidden thousands, which greeted your landing on the soil of freedom, have followed every step of your way, and still resound, like the rushing of many waters, from every corner of our -and." If this be not fine talking,we don't know what is; but the concluding part of the performance is as greatin the pathetic, as . the fOritier.iiart 'was in sublime. The old Marquis• thus concluded a long and verbose "speech - 44 God bless you, Sir, and you all who ,surround us. GOd bless the American people, each of their States, and the .Federal Government. - .ACcept`thiS patriotic fare. wel of an overflowing heart ; such will be its last throb when it ceases to beat." "As the • -last , sentence was pronounced" - says the American Journalist, " the General ladvanced,- and while the tears poured over his venerable cheek,- again took the President in his arms; he retired a few paces, but, overcome by his feelings, again .re. turned, and, uttering, in broken accents, ' God blesi you fell once more On the neck of Mr. Adams. It was a scene at Once solemn and moving; as the sighs and stealing tears of many whO witnessed it bore testimony."- It will be Jong before the Old World produces-so happy a melange of fustian and flummery, priggishness and pathos! [THE TIMES.I Some of the forebodings of our friend and cor respondent Daniel Ilardcastle seem to be in the process of fulfilment. Several stoppages of bank ing and other mercantile concerns have taken place, and more have been threatened within the last three months. The crash in some of the Lancashire houses has been terrible ; and now, according to accounts from Plymouth, the mis chief has to a certain degree broken out in De vonshire, where it appears that a Kingshridge bank has stopped, and during a portion of the!last week a considerable panic prevailed throughout the'cOunty, as for instance Plymouth and Devon iirt, at which latter place another bank had stop , ped payment on the preceding Saturday. CO-11. fidettco began to he restored with.the arrival of money from London. But if this be • the fruit's ,of the" Batik of England accommodation system, it is' pretty certain , that the thing will never. do.- Issuing paper is not issuing.tooney— it is net creating riches, but multiplying debts : moreover, if the country banks begin to:break-• . -• and if a. panic spreads, break they will by dozens, we do not see what the Directors of the Bank of England themselves can get, by sending forth paper to be thrown back upon their hands the moment it is launched into circultition. The fact Ave believe to be undoubted, that. prices . are at present too high in England ; but to conceive that the Bank or the Treasury, without a new Re striction Act, and a new forced paper-currency, can maintain prices above their natural Standard, is of all imaginations the wildest. — The Corn Laws may help the 'high prices fora while---but in the long run it•must require a - Bank Restriction .Act, together witlf the Corn Laws, to.make the necessaries of life dispropor tionately high in England, as compared with the' bulk of the neighbouring States. Combinations too, will before long re-act upon wages—so as greatly to reduce them. The mutinous workmen impoverised by their own obstinacy, must be sa tisfied to live on less bread and beef than while they were earning the wages of honest industry ; and the effect of their diminished purchases will be felt in every market. In the mean time, away go British manufactures, and we shall see by and by what Gast, Tester, and Co. will do to relieve the wants of thousands whom, for their base pur poses, they have reamed, with their wives and children, to famine. EmonNiNG CHRONICLE.] We see, from The Leeds Mercury, that the masters and workmen are still at variance. We cannot, however, suppose that the men will be able to hold out much longer. The more eaten- sive the combination, the sooner it must - termi. nate. -A hundred or two men may easily be maintained by the contributions of the diffe rent trades, but when the number of men, who have turned out, amount in number to many thousands, their support falls very heavy, and soon exhausts the contributions. The loss of all parties through this struggle must have already been very great. This is to be regretted, but ' there is no help for it. To deliver over the workmen bound neck-and ►eel to the masters would be but a sorry remedy for the evil. This would be laying the foundation for perpetual heart-burnings and animosities. •In a country like this, in which education is general, and - all manner of questions form-thee subject of discus :lion in the ordinary vehicles of jfiformation, an attempt to place the labouring ciasies'out of the pale of equality before the law, will always be keenly resented by them as a badge of degrada tion. We must . abandon Coercion, and content ourselves with persuasion. • . . [BRITISH PRESSI It .would seem by the Paris Papers which ar rived last night, as if at last the Spanish Goyern ment was disposed to enter upon the right politi cal path. A circular letter has been issued, re quiring the clergy henceforth to confine' them selves to the discharge of their sacred duties, in stead of preaching hatred and revenge from their pulpits. All the pending prosecutions for„politi cal offences are alSo ordered to be stopped, and the accused persons set at liberty. The Cotsnl tative Junta has been installed, in spite - of the position of the Council of Castile, and theamnesty is:confidently expected to be published on the 13th of this month. The dismissal of Ugarte from the embassy of Turin is Confirmed, lift is forbidden to return to Spain for two years, during whiCh he will receive a salary of 40,000 reals (about 4501.) Among the consequences of the ascend ancy of M.-Zea Bermudez and thimoderate party, may perhaps be reckoned the intended departure of the Portuguese Infanta of Beira from the Court of Madrid, where she was one of the strongest sup porters of the Apostolic Junta. The Ferrol ex pedition was positively to- leave that port on .the Ist instant. If Ferdinand has sufficient firmness and integrity to persevere in the course he is now taking, he may yet live and reign in tranquillity ; but if he relapses once more, he will infallibly be lost beyond redemption. Advices from, Zante state, that the Seraskier has been repulsed in another attack on Missolonghi, To Counte-bilance this success the Greeks haveto mourn the lois of - the " military talents" of Mr. Townse4.tYaihington and his confederate, General' ltdche. CorninO. Li do - re Hamilton, since his return fioin Hydra, has been making manifest the principles `of neutrality on which the English Goverripentis'aCtinkwith regard to the Greek war. He haS refused 'to' second the applications of the Austrian' Corn-' mander in the Levant, for the ° restoration of some vessels captured in the Egyptain service. " This even-handed 'course has had the effect of inducing the Austrians to give notice, that-vessels in this•situation will not in future be protected as formerly. ;If in.this manner the ex ample of England should induoe:theother Powers. to observe. a real and ' , bona fide- neutrality, more will be gained to the Greeks,tban by any assist ance they could receive from this country, short of direct military support. COMMERCE ,OF SNtrztztaLAND.— Fite Foderai . . , Directory has informed, the Governments of, Communes, .which are particularly interested in the' commercial,relitionswith the Grand Duchy of Baden, that, the steps ordered by the Diet to obtain a suspension of the new tarif of the. Grand Duchy has proved unsuccessful, and that consequently .the cantons which have already ordered various reprisals, aught - take such mea:, sures as they judge best. Accordingly the Government of . ZU. rich has decreed that the wines of the Grand Duchrshall pay the same duties as those of France. It is said that Thurgovia and Schaffhausen have adopted the same resolution. The measures are equivalent on both sides to a prohibition—theyin tage is at hand, --nd each country will keep its own wine. STEAM BOATS.—A New . York paper of the 15th ult. says--" We perceive in the Pr' ovidence Journal an account of the success which has_ at tended- the eiperiment ,which has lately been made of. a newly- invented. engine on board the steam-boat Babcock, the name of the inventor, by which,,at the' expence.of one foot of wood, she accomplished a distance. of 30 miles in three hours and a half: The machinery, it is sald, , oc- Capies a _very -little, rooin ; and not more than a single- barrel of water was expended in the passage." • . . . --- We have authority to correct the statement which appeared in most -of the Papers of Satur day, that "al) v e ssels from Alexandria' are novv ordered to Milford, to perform quarantine. This regulation applies only to vessels bound to Liver pool. Orders to this effect have been trans mitted to the outports.-- , -(Morning Paper.) MARRIED. ) Tasti - at St. George's, Hanover-square , E dward Rt ( sie n rty Sa ti t ri u n r 9 d i ay Esq; of Upper Brook-street, to Caroline, sec ond daughter of J. M. itailces, Esq. : of Portland-place. On the Bth inst., at St. James's Church, Sir William George Hylton,J olll ffe, Bart., to Miss Eleanor Pagett, second daughter of the . Pan. Berkeley Pagetf. • • DIED •At her son-in-law's house, 66, Nicolson-street, Etlinl?! 1 !8ht on the 2d inst.;: Grizel Brown, ages: 80. . B2d At tier house,•Belleny Scotland, on the 29th ult., t h e n year of her age, Mrs. HClen Steel., relict of the late Mr. James Steel, fanner. COUNTRY MARKETS AND FAIRS DURING THE LAST WEEK. , REA: HIRE'. )1ING: IVbeat .a ,43 Barky 403 a 48s cease Oats 2ss a S3s --- White —s a—s WANTAGE. Wheat 6os a 76s I Oats,.. .25s a 33s Barley NEWBURY. Wheat sos a $43 I Oats 26s a 32s Barley H UNGERFORD. Wheat s6s a 7Gs I Oats Barley Peas BUCKINGHAMSHIRE. AYLESBURY. Wheat.... 60s Od a 74s 49s Od a 51s Od Dariey .... 44s Od a 46c Od Peas od a—s od Oats . SOs Od a 32s Od Rye BUCKINOHAM. Wheat (bush.) 8s Od a 8s 9d Barley per qr. 40$ Od a .18s Od —UJd .. 8s 6d 3 903 d. Oats Peas 6s 6d 'a 6s Od Beans ...... 43s Od a 50s Od Vetches —s Od a —s Od. CAMBRIDGESHIRE. • CAMURIDGE.—Average. Wheat 64s 3d per qr Oats . ...... 96s 9d per (II Rye —s Od Beans 42s Od Barley...—. 42s lod Peas . 46s 6d Wisstox.—Average. Wheat 63s 2d per qr I Oats ....... 45s Id per qr Barley 2Bs 6d I Bean's... ... 44s 3d Rye —s od I Peas, ....... —s tad CHESHIRE. CHESTER. Wheat, 731 h lls 3d a 1156 d- Barley, 38tits Os Od a Os Od New Ws tid aIIs Od New Os yd a Os Od Oats NANTWICH. - Wheat, 751 b ..,-% Od a—s ad • Oats, 451b5 . . Os Od a Os 03 - - New tos 9d - a tI s 3d - -- , New .. 45:.0.4.41 4s 63 Barley, , 3Bqts• Os ad aOso3 - Bye - - 05,0.1 a.Os Od MAXCLESFIELR.—FIour, .per 2401 b. 47s a 50s—Oatnieal 36s a 388—Butter, 153 a 17d per lb. STOCKPORT.— , Oatrileal, per 2401 b. 3Os a 373—Flour 43s a 5 - 11—Butter, per lb. 153 a 173. .• . CORNWALT.. Tlttlau.—Wlieat (average) 25s 43—Barley, 14s 93—Oats 12s 3d. ' PENZANCE.—Wheat, 245 Od a 26i Od - -Thirley, 131 a 14s 03 —Oats, 9s Od a lOs 03—Beef and . Mutton t 53 a 7d—Pork„ 53 a 50. BuostlN:—Wheat 24s 03—Barley, I 4S od—Oats los Od. , CUMBERLAND. CARLISLE (Average).--Wheat, 53s t 13—Barley, 40s 03.-. Oats, — 6 4 03—Rye, —s ad per quarter. PENRITK.—Wheat, 7s 63—Syr, 5s I td--Barley, 4s ad— Oats, 35.34 per .busbel. .. .: ... . . .. • - • , DERBYSHIRE. DERBY. Wheat - • • - 729 a 71s I Oats • a ..-.' , 29s a 31s Rye - •—•9 a"--s I Beans Barley sos a 53s Peas.. • -- s a —a CItEsTERFIELO. Wheat . - 629 a '74s I Oats • 259 a 30s Rye -s a—s B eans Barley 42s a 48s' I Peas -s at —4 ASH'SWINE.' Wheat bas a 76s 'Oats .. . 279 , a 319 Rye ' 8ar1ey....,..... 489 a 51s Peas —s ft ----s . . ...REVONSFERE: . . Ex crea; , Scpt. 30.-- 7 Price of Wheat Ss sa a 9s 3d ; Barley, 55 9d a es bd ;' Beani, OS.od a Os Od ; Oats, 3 - s Od a 3s tid per has het. . . PLYMOUTH.. Wheat Batley HoNITON. Wheat is 6d aRs Or! I Oats .. . ... Ss Od aSs 6d Barley 4s,Od a 5s Se I Beans . Os uet a us Od DORSETSHIRE. • - BLANDFORD (Aierage):—Wheat 63s 9d ; Barley 39$ 9d; Oats 99s Od ; Beans —5 Od. BaloroitT.—Wheat 643 Od a 7e5 04 Barley 40s Od a 43s;' Oats ROs Od a 26* 011; Beans 52s od - a —s Od. DuricitEota.—Wheat '545 . 0d a 70s Od ; Barley 951 Od 40$ Od ; Oats 26s Od' a 309 Ott; Beans 47s Od a 589. giMoitNE.—Wheat 563 Od a 685 00; Barley•32s Oda 48s; Osts 205 a 30s ;. Beans 44s a 54s ; Peas —a a —s. • DURHAM.... DtiaklAN4 ,Qct..l.—!Wheal 1.4 s •Od a, 16s Oa per owl— Malting Barley,9s 04. . a lOs 6d---Oats. 65,60 a 8.3 woLoN.kmm, pct. 4.--Red .wheat J 45. ad a 165 Ott; Whit& Wheat 16s Od 165, 6d. • Harley 9* 6d, aI I s Od. Oats 6s 04 a77s.Od per bull. . . STANHOeL, Sept. 30.—Wheat 17s Od a 19504--Barley Os Od Od ;. - 7 -Oats 7s 0d a. 83 Od per bull. , • . tityNostaldi;rso, Oct. Wheat 675 Orl a 69s Od, Red 655, Ott a.-6:5 04 per 4r.;. Oats a —s; Barley —* a -a; Peas,p,—* a Floor, fine, 475 to 50s per sack. BARNASOCAVEL, Oct. s.—Wbeat 145 Oda 18s Od Beans 7 -s a--,"10t4;„ F.;ase, a ; Barley, Os a ; Oats, is Od `a 8s Od pet boll ; Beet, 6d a 7d; Mutton, 7d; Veal, ad; , Lamb ,Od ; Port:, 74 a lid per It.. Oct. --‘); heat 1590 d a las ad per bull--Oats 104 ,3 3s Gd yerbushel, 'DAHL, NGIoN, Oct. S.—Beef 6s 6d a7s Od—Mutton 7$ 7d aB5 24 per ; stone, sinking offal—Lamb —s Od a —s per head. Red Wheat 13s 64 a Ist,tl . ; White 17s 011 . a lBsod—Oats 69 a 8s Od—Barley Js a I Is Od—peans its cid a 12s 6d ; ,new Os a Or —Pease, bailers .—s 04 a —s,; grey 05. a I Is 3d per Gull. ESSEX. . ~,- : -• oirList' , FZ.inu. Wheat, W. ... .. . 70s a Vis Beans, Horse.... 40s a-46s ---"--- K. ..... 6011 a his ---- Tick .... 40s a 42s .8ar1ey:......... '6Bs a 41s P e as Oats ............ 27s a 33s —G I ey 'fares • COLCHEsTEIt. . . W,beat, W....... lOs a 72s j b eans, 'tick 40s a 44s 6fis a 68s I Horse 48s a 52s Rye ...... .... . 46s a 5Us Peas, Grey .Barley.. ....... 40s a 44s White 484 a 35s Oats 24s a gss 13rank —a a—a Flour GLOUCESTERSHIRE. Gi...oucEsrEtt, per bushe l. wheat ... •.. Ss od a 95 3a 1 Beans 5 ,4 Od a6s Od Bailey ...... 5s Oti 4 tis 60. 1 Oats CH,ELTENHAM. Wheat tier bush. 9s Od a 9s 6d 1 Oats B ar l ey ...... 64 Od e666e I Beans HAMPSHIRE. WINCHESTER, Oct. I...—Wheat, 66s I Id—Barley, 39s 5d —:Oate, —a od—Brans — s . Basirsosrotcs.—Wheat, 69s a. 75s —Barley, 40s a 46s Oats, 458 a Bus—Beans, —..s 40 ......s per qr. At-Aril:awed Nlarlitt, the average price of_Wheat p e r quar ter was 66s 9d; Barley, ais od i Oat s, 255 od; Beans, Os Oil. RoMsev.—Wheat , 6os Od a 705 Od ; Barley .38s Od a 46s Od ; Oats 44s Dd a 528 s Od; - • Petenfield Annual Stock Fair. was more respectably, and nu merously attended on Thursdax last than ution any former oo casion ; about 3000 head of Devon and Welch cattle, and 5000 , sheep and lambs were brought for sale, at rather advanced prices. Ali parties, dealers and buyers were well pleased, and this mart, for business, bids fair to rival all the neighbouring ancient Cattle Fairs • the situation being convenient and corn *modious, and in the direct road from Wales and the West of England to Sussex IA E REFonu— _ 1 4 1EREFORDSFIIRE. and Kent. • ( per Winchester measure.) • %Vilest, N. .. 1 5 c c ' a t is Od Oats 3s 9d a4s 3d ---- 0. .. li s od al is Gd Beans Bailey ...... 5s Od a6s 6d Peas HERTFORDSHIRE. sx s , eirrronn.—Wheat, per load of 5 bushels, 40s "a 48i—Bar- Ity 36s a 47s perquartar-4-Rrens .28s a 34s per load—Peas 23y a 35s—Rye 30s a 36s per load. HUNTINGOONSFIIII E. . HUNTINGDUN. • n Whe ' t •• •. 36s 0(1 tt 444 Od I Oats gOs 0d 'a 27s Od Barley • 33s Oda 43 5 Od Beaus ..'.. 4is Oda 44s Ud cANTF.ttauttY. Wheat 8r0wn.... 64c a—s Pears ---- New sBs a 651 Ticks. --S ---- White Ci " 72' Hog Pease 44,. —s New_ Rye -s•a —S Flour ... • 5! s 57s Barley •••••-.... New a 43s Cl o ver 7 os a 855 Oats'2s, a Sir. Straw „. • '4os ii,s6s MAIDSTONE. Puce. I Average. Wheat 69 9 qrs. sold for £ 2/23 11 6 57s a 77s £3 3 7 Barley 343 - 696 10 6 32s a 44s 119 11 oats 389 - - 496 . 19 6 21s a 31s 1 5 6 Beans 180 - - 271 17 6 31s a 44s 2 1 9 Peas 165 • - 328 10 0 I 46s a 60s 215 9 Price 01,011 Cake at the Mills in this Neighbourhood, 131 Os Os per Thousand 9ANDWICIf. Wheat, Red 6os a 66s Beans 4os a 44s ----- White.... 60s a 70s Pease, White 6os a 64s Barley .. SOs a 42s Grey 46• a 50s Oats LANCASHIRE. MANCHESTER SMITHFIELD. Sheep, 3,293 at bid aid per lb. sinking offal—Cattle, 910, 4id a 7d per lb.—Calves, 4, at bid a Bjd.—Pigs, 24-314, Lambs, at 7d to Bd. LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE. • The wind has blown from the eastward nearly all the week, which has, no doubt, been the cause of the shortness of our supply. Since this day se'nnight there has been little demand, except the furnishing of town's dealers with what they wanted of New and Old good Wheat. To-day's market was but in differently attended • nevertheless we cannot quote any descrip tion of Wheat or Oats cheaper. Barley was neglected, and is on the wane as to price. 'Walt was steady. The holders of Beans wanted 2s. more than our last quotations to part with them, which for a few quarters they obtained. Flour was ls. to 2s. per sack cheaper. Oatmeal is unaltered in value. Wheat, English, Old New 9s 3d a 9s 9d Ditto sound us od a Os od Scotch, Old Bs Od a 9s od Canada (free) .. 7s 6d a Ss 6d Foreign (free) .... Ss Od a 9s Od Irish, Old New Bs 6d a 9s 12(.1 Barley, English, Old 5s 3d a 5s 6d per 36qts. New 6s 6d a 6s 9d eign (free) Os Od a Os nd Irish, Old New ...... 5s od a 6s 3d Scotch, Old Os Od a Os Oil New Oats, Potato, 35 3d as 6d per 45114.. New Limerick,' Old New Welsh, Potato, New Ss 5d .a 38 53d * , Foreign (free) Os Od a Os Od • Malt, Fine 9s 9d a 105 3d per'36qlS. Ditto, middling,— 8s 6d a 9s Od Beaus, Old " New --s Od •—•S Od Superfine Flour, New —s Od a --a Od Oatmeal, Old 27s Od a 29s Od per 24016. New American Flour, sweet, (in bond) 24s Od a 253 Od per barrel of 1961b5. net.—Sour, (mit of bond), 32s a 345. Import of Grain fur the Week ending Oct. 3. Wheat. Barley. Oats. Flour. Sacks Irishi, f10,b.701b Bush. 60lb Bush. 45th For. Brls per 280113 • 26,500 2,080 25,750 --- 300 Packs of Oatmeal, per 2401b5. 613. ,LEICESTERSHIRE. LEICESTER, OCT. 1. Wheat, new, 72s Oda 81s, old,—;; Rye, —s-Oda —; Bar ley, 44, Od a 53s Ad ; Oats, 24s a 325.; Beans, 42s a 545; Hog Pease, —s Od ; Pale Malt, 72s Od - a 8030 d per quarter ; Oat meal, 64s Od per qu'arter;' Fine Flour, per sack, 56s a 573; Seconds, 533 a 551; .Thirds, 501 a &h.' MARK ET HARBOROU OH, Oct. 4.--Wheat, 68s Od a 72s od; Rye, —s a s ; Barley, —I a 48s ;'Oats; ees a Sls ; Beans, 0., —5 a 52s Pease —s ; Malt —5 a 765; Fine Flour persack, —5; Seconds. —1; Thirds, —s. Lountusonounts, Oct. 6.;--Wheat, 375; Barley, 503 Od; Oats, 275; Beans, 56s ; Malt, 76; ; Fine Flour, per sack, 58s ; Seconds, 56s ; Thirds, 53s Od. LINCOLNSHIRE. ' Wheat 6ss a 70s Od Barley 4....... 441 Od a 46s Oats Peas LonTH. Wheat 635 a 70s Ori Barley... 42s a 44s Ad Oats Rye a—s od Pease GRANTHAM. Wheat-- . 64s Ode 74i Od Ohts - 26s Od a 32s Od Barley..,. 42s Od a 48s Od itteans 47s Lid a 50s Od Peas .... 405 Od a 46s 0,1. MIDDLE - SEX. Uxnnttsoc, Coin Inspector's Returns. • Wheatoser : toad• l7l, Cis a 201 Os .---- New l6l 04 a ill ins Barley, per quarter 4os .-d a 46s —4 Oats .Beans Pease Rye.,. —s a —s —4. NORFOLK. ATTLtI3IIIROB :-Per2Coorub. Wheat Bad , / e 16s a 19s Peas 19s a 21s Beans .. —s a- —s. At NoftwlCnr, per Quarter. Wheat .. 565 Cid Od I -Oats 27s 04 a 3ts Od -- New 64s Od a 691.0. I BeAnis ~.. 33s Od a 46s od Rye —s Od a —.4.0d Buck PetCmh.les Od a—s rid Barley - . 111s.It Pe - as, White -—sooa —s Od Best Flour.. yes od a 53s od Grey . 44s Od a 46s Od per sack. Coals, 36s 44 a 38s 4d per chaldron. Rough Fat 33 03,d pet itOne. Dipt Candles, is Od pert.loten.Mould ditto 9s. Average price siirresh Butter in Norwich Market, from 154 a I9d per pint" . 'Prices of Butter' at Swaffham and Downham (with Com mission)—From 58s to 40s per firkin of 561bs. Clover Hay ....... 5s 3d ass 6d prr cwt. Ditto (New) Hardland ditto ss 3d a6s 94 ditty Meadow ditto Wheat Straw ....; .2s 34 aes 64 ditto Barley ditto LYNN, Oct. 6.—Our market was , somewhat dull on Tues day for Wheat, and the best. samples must be noted at a de cline of Is. per quarter, and inferior sorts Is. to 2s. per quar ter. Barley was also Is. to 2s. quarter lower, and met a fair sale at this reduction. Other descriptions of Grain as under noted. Flour was without alteration. Wheat 0. s6s 04 a 64s od I Pease, Wh. —s Od a—s Od N —s Od od -- Grey 42s Od A 444 Od 40s 04 a 44s 04 Beans 42s od a 46s Od -- 346 Od a 36s Ot: --- New .. —s —s Otl Oats Rape-seed —1 and 7 -1 Os pew last. YARMOUTH. Wheat, White ... 61s a 725 I Peas, Boiling —... a ..... s Red .... 64s a 68s Grey .•. ---s a—s Barley (Malt) .... 40s a 425 Oats. New (Gr.) Sis a 344 -- Old ---s Beans NORTHAMPTONSHIRE. • a lloit,riles . WPTON. G. Wheat .. 68t Od a 72s Od O. Beans • . 50s Od A 54s ad N. w l i ras .. 6as ad a leis 0.1 N. Beans .. —s Oda —c oil Barley ...:. 44s Od a 47s 04 N. Peas .... —s ad a—s ad 0. Oats .... --c od "=sOd 1 0. Peas .... -s ail a—s Cod N. Oats .... 25s ad a 31s t' I Rye - - - . . DAVENTRY. Wheat 64s Od a 74s Od Brans .... 45s Od al 503 Od Bot e y. .. . Oats NORTEIUMBERLAND . - B O a ct r .- let l , - / — %l V o k ::::!l: t 3 ' ::: 7 4s, ll : l 7S b e e :t l :l n t 4l 3 l :;: r 3f 3q t r. ; ..,.,-, a 7 0 s ; Norfolk 57s a 67s ; Scotch --s - a —s—Rye, F ug h pale' rats a 68. — Oat., po!ittkni .264 a 29s ; common 23s 'a 265;: fareigo 13s a 2h:--Beans; 1.1 " 4n s a —s ; 'ditto sinall -:-.8 'a 444—Pease, boiler , sos a 5 4 is ; grey 36s a 404—Floor, ' 6ne 50s a 52s per I N i . o N I t r Et3isCoAliish:3l§a—.n' si _ s a —6..... sack—iCorlbumberland Bacons ' -: a - , -s pe'r cwt-=- Hams 86s a 88s od—Batter -16 s Od a 57a per firldn —Cnmberland Bacon, 745 ad a 76• ad-1 - laws 864 a tie Per cwt. —Biater 56 s Od a sss 6Q .per, firkin. ' NIOKPET": . °ct• .S.---:Beet tra'6,l a 7. sd'; '' Mutton 6. 3d a 7s 341 ; Ls filo': iis .- 311 'n 7s "sa o r a tom : , sinking uffals — Whe a t 56s a 68.:: 1{ ye . 5 1 29 a 44s ; Barley 37s ad ; Oats 24s ad a 27s od; Prase 3Os a lOti Od per. Ir. . ' • ' ' ' it .. - Oxrsiim. Wheat ~; ,56s ad a 'Os od 113ariey 3ls Sfl a 40s Od NI aslin .... .52s ad a i.;Os act Oafs '23l 4d a 26s Bd Beans .-,..' -s . 0d a' —s Od i ALNW.Ic2C. Whe at •••• --r-11.0d .a, 58s 4.1 . 1 Oats." —s Oda 255 Sd 11:A rley .... ' --sO,; a 35s 3 d I n em , l'cas .... .—s .od a .0.1.0 d. NOTTINGHAMSHIRE. - •• NEWARK'. • - Od Wheat 66s a 69s Od Barley 46! 491 - 4 . 265 . a 3 " o n d Old ... 6 8 s a 72s Od Oats Rye 44s a 48s Od Beans . OXFORDSHIRE. . . ' Whe at Ox FO RD, Oct. I.—The average price of a bushel of was ss. 74d. BANBURY. Whet Wheat, Beans per qua rte r Barley Oats 28s od a 34s Od pet g uar" - Tares Flour UPPINOHAM. Oct. S.TLAND —Wh S eat, 66s a 755; AUHIRE. Boric'', 40 ' s 4tis ; Oats, 213 s a 325 ; Beans, 42s a 48s—Old, 525. SHROPSHIRE. • SHKEWSBUttIf. Wheat. Ol lOd d lOs a lls Od ' Peas 75 New lOs 4d a los 6i ,Oats, 0 : 9 • 131 . 3dd- , Barley, Old .. Os Od aOs Od New Ss " a -s -- New.. 7s 6d aas Od • Hides, 4id—GaltS E li ß in s s u , per l m b. • BATH. 441.4. 1, A'hcat Barley ..... 40s a 48s Beans B--t. . . - 474:4 a : sgss i si (oafsT Oatsßo Beansfa. n .s. ................................ 924 4: ss, a: 0: ._ 184 t:. e a aa aa r: MALLET. Wheat . . 6 6 4 4 6 ;4 21 is , I Oats ............ . Barleys 49 a 50 .. . - Wheat Barley. CHAHD. Wheat Barley BatnnEwATEa. Wheat ,... 72s a—s I Oats -- Barley TAUNTON. . d Wheat ^ls 10d I Oats .............. --- ° „4" Barley Wheat .... 109 OcilB)—s Od. • NEWCASTLE. - _ aa 9 9 Peas Od Beans .••,. is g a Oats STAFFORD• Wheat 0 i New Barley.. 7s 6d a 8s Od 1 Beans 266 --s 44 3 SUFk Burn - Sr. EDMIJN . Wheat -- New 2ss a 38s Barley --New ^—s a —s Oats New —B a —s El Wheat, W. -- Red 2l s a 30s Barley Superfine — s a —.s . Beans -5 a —s teswlcts• Wheat 60s Od a 70s Od Oats Barley 385 p 0 e d a5 a .. 4 . 2 . ; 0 4 d 4 1 s B od es —s 0(1 a "r .- ( ll} a nS 46 . ; SURREY. GundiroßD. II 141 Wheat, per Id 111 t Os a 201 159 I Oats, per qr.,. t Ets a , 4 0 New ditto -- Os a—lOs I Barley ll Ws a 2l • Q 1 Rye 2l Os a2l Els 1 Beans 21 85 a ~ • Grey Peas, 21 9s a 21 14 - s. • • 42s Od a 46i - r OLK. . D'S.—PCr COOmb. ISs . a 9 09 Beans ----New ••• • 15s:a P. IP il*' Peas, Wbite -- Grey Malt - .. 3,is 570 SO Flour, per sack . • SOS a YE. ag . Pease, Grcy ...... j9---.5 911 --4 --- White.... Oats -s. a e. g. Superfine s a ---. per Coomli. SUSSE. , Curctresrait..—Corn Inspector'sX Iteturrt—Wheat , _ 60a 0e514,/ Barley, 41s lid ; Oats, 2 . 5 s 8d ; Pease, 53 s 44; D" —s Od per. quarter. 4OO A RONDlti..—Wheat 141 Os to 151 Os per loa d ;_ Dal" , s ui; a 44s ; Oats 27s a :30s per quarter ; Peas 6s 64; Deans '7 5 Tares os Od per bushel. , AI 41 • At Arundel Market, the prices of Mea t were :---Bee' P, - g ,j_:: a 5s od per stone; Mutton, 4 s 4 e to 5s 2d ; Lambs Oa '' ". Veal, 5s Od ; Pork, 5s Od a Os. . , -- • . WARIVICKSHME. t WAstWitit. i .. 0 " 44* Wheat Barley Oats Vetches COVENTRY. 2,1 a 7s - Wheat - 6. ..... • , .7 os Barley Oats RIRMINORAM. ed a 19 6 , 1 6 OUal Barleytl Wheat 1 . 1 . . ... .. . 8 45 5 i 4 90 1 4 a a3 Ps 74s 0 93 (1 4d I I Beans vpeeat Vetches i,:.;. ...... : ... ... 7 00 9 : - 00 0 - d , 111. og as : 4 o ur WIGHT (ISLE OF). - ~,, ~,, a t . . n . NEWPORT, Oct. 3. , —.The average price of V , 0:,- --t ! , v , er Market, on Sat uiday, was 151 10s 104 per load; va l. ' - '" Od ; Oats, —s Od ; Beans, 52s per qr. WILTSHIRE. Sausaitity. 10 • 22 4 a g Wheat 30 4 ' Barley DF.VIZES. _ 341 Oi Best Wheat 36s 6d - a 39s Od 1 Oats - ~t a Of Barley .... 425 Od a 47s Od I Beans .... 24s lis• - - , A. 565 Sacks of Wheat sold at the average of 343 4 r SVARMINsTEa. - agS. Wh eat Barley W ORCESTERSHIRE. • woucEsrEa 4 5 Od 3 4 . e d 4 4 , Wlrest ...... as 8 4 a 10s 64 I Oats tis 8d 3 ,70 . 9 6" B ar l e y 7s Od a." 6 11 Peas H og• •• . 85 6d aBs9d I Vetches 9s 0 a YORKSHIRE. } oRK. a qgl el" Wheat Rye Resins ...... I 40s a 48s. 4 64 Dor4cA cry:rt.—Per Lead. nj S i ° o e Wheat .... 93s nd a .25, nd i 8ean5 ...... 16s ~, ~....5 A S uperfi ne • - 975 e; a 985 Od I Old ........ - -g 0 " 10 1 vi Old 6 . Od a 0 9is Oda 27s Od 1 Grey Peas .. I • A a ~...4 Rye 00 Per Quarter. 2 ,2 'od a 4 ,: 6i Oats - 0 ,1 Superfine New LEr. , ‘s. till " f r clO ari er There was a large supply of Wheat, and afa ore, ; other Brain at market; fine Old and New Vi r h eat a roidillo dingly dull sale at full 2s. per quarter decline, ar; .4,1.4 and inferior samples were nearly unsaleable. Ba'llsbel).1:: dull, and It. to 2s. per quarter lower. New is 1 0 .. ., ce ly'l!'. were sold at much the same prices, but there'twas s c s i:, A 0.41 , demand tbr Old, and 'a sample of New ones wa s '''' , 0 per quarter. Nothing doing in Rapeseed. 0 0 !gflo Wheat, Old 54; a 645 Pease, ‘t hi r e -. •• • g4s '• 6 11 -- New 6Bs a 716 ------Grev ..... • 4656, 0 Barley, Old —s a—s Malt. per ioad - • „ 4 , a, 0 !,, 7 0.7 New 44s a 46s Shell,ug' .... *"9.altiso' .06' Oats, Old s« a s Flour. Fine. pel 4 j) a of —1 3 % V. Bea ns, heat a ii ie:as.t. New . 'Pick... . . . 6 6 1 O n d d 4233.2-:676'',:i34011005ddi:11.:::}(0).5aate7... e..5e..ed..e.9.u.P.' 1.1-' 1: 0 : 1 0 1 l --7-- Sa n di • • Barley •• • . 40; Od a 44s orl Beans •• • • Barley .n."..405705490a65805530dri 1 B Pe e a 3nl:.. . 1. u Peas .... 40s Od e 411 s a d, 9 4 tit 41 ad NoarriALLEKT or+• • 05 .0 , • co - Wheat, W. .. Ps ea aB5 9rl I Ba r l ey ••"• • • os . ) ,d . 0 4 3 i 5 ofi suerriEbn . Vii oa , - ,, 56g , i a ilve , 65 ,I 0 4° l ' 0 WAKE e 1 ELF , , l o am A ., 0 .4 j Wheat, per Colhs s - 11'n , P er '.l s l ' ---2 6 a 725 she .. ,-, Barley ••••• 1 4 1 . 44., g 47 , , Malt. •• • • .• ~ • .• Beaus, Ti sk 4 5° 61,1 945 I .48g 44 5 Q 4 Oar Duty Sussex .... fft : 001. • Clfe O n WORCESTER, Oct 5 ri SotOrdal I°' tbr ' WOO' si. and 84 Old Oct. • o f were weigh ed ; the prices , 5 1 ; O i• the advance ; the aversg•e, on iaturdayi wet Bags .161 to. I 'O P Kent . toli:loy:oss the s,ls lisesolu.p4l:l7o6o',s -o 0; 1 1 . °j ai - ••• • —l3l 13s Ins I Farnham— 901 0.. 0 , , 0 ; taf at ns to 14i 10S Kent•• ••• to Essex Essex.• • • • adva::::ELLIGENC .50 sew of, av, 1 45 , Printed and Poy.. ; h e d f or the Pitor, ll l3, CA II6 OF'F'ICE, No• - , Strand, ay 119