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- 37 28 - 44
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32 37 24 36 42
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CORN EXCHANGE.-June 20.
11:d. White.
eat, Northumberland SO. 725. s4s. 7...1
- Norfolk and Suffolk.... ........ ... 695. 705....... 733. 756.
-- Berwick and Scotch 62s. 63i -5.... S.
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Barley, Malting, Norfolk ai!dSutiolk... 425. 436 -s, -.,
- Grinding and Feeding 365. 395.
Malt, Norfolk and Suffolk als 66 • -3....-S. i
Beans, Small 405. 433„.„„, -4. _,,,5. a,
----.• .- Tick ...................... - ...........
Pease, White
- Gray .....................
Cats, Northumberland, Potatoe 32s. 3
--"--------- Feed
Foreign ......... ... ..................... ... -s. -s., .....5. ......„i
Flour (per sack) ................. 505. 51s -s. -s.
WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET-June 28.
'Wriest, Red, Norfolk and Suffidk -s. 663. to I S:. fine 725.
---- Lin. and Cain.
------ Yorkshire....
--- White ... -S. f,9s. to 71.. fine 74'.
.----- Foreign, Red ..... .
White ..................... -s. -s. to -s. nne 711.
Barley, Norfolk and Suffialk ................•
---- Lincolnshire l6s. to 375. fine 9s.
- Yorkshire Wold ........................... 365. to 535. fine 39e.
- Foreign
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----- Tick
Oats, Potato -s. to 3,15. fine 34.
- -- Poland --s. -s. to 306. fine f4s.
- Friesland and Sinar_ .... ....... ..
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THE HISTORY OF THE REIGN OF
FERDINAND AND ISABELLA, the CATHOLIC,
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MINI riG INT]
Quantity of Copper Ore sold
Quantity of tine Copper
Average Produce
Amount of Sale;?),! 17: / -

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REPRESENTATION OF CANTERBURY.—NNe
agree with our Canterbury Correspondent, that a division
among the Reformers of that city :in the event of a general
election, might Le the means of bringing in two Tories.
This, however, we do not anticipate, when the battle shall
come ; for we entertain the same opinion of the Reformers
of all shades in Canterbury, as elsewhere, that Bailie
Nicol Jarvie did of his Highland neighbours,—they may give
each other a st ib with a dirk, or a slash with a claymore,
upon occasion, but in the grand onslaught they will sink
petty differences, and join heart and hand against the com-
mon enemy. The Tories, therefore, need not exult too
much over this apparent division among the Canterbury
Liberals; for we should not wonder at its operating in a
way the very reverse of that which they anticipate. It is
quite possible, we think, that Mr. O'Connell's advice may
be acted upon at the next general election, and that two
Liberals, instead of one, may be returned for the ancient
city.—Dover Chronicle.
MELANCHOLY OCCURRENCE.—On Thursday
last as Mr. John Hall,of Wiggenhall, St. Peter% war on
his road to some land lying at a distance from his house,
he chanced to meet Mr. Jacks, of St. Germans, near
Lynn, between whom the:e had been some ill-feeling for a
long time past. Mr. Hall, being desirous of doing away
with such feeling, accosted Mr. Jocks, and receiving a
rough answer, proceeded on his business ; in returning,
he again encountered Mr. Jecks, armed with a gun, who
approached him, upon which Mr Hall said, " You don't
mean to shoot me, do you ?" Mr. Jecks replied, "I do
though." Mr. Hall immediately attempted to rush in,
but before he could do so, the gun was discharged ; for-
tunately, having been slightly parried, and being close to '1
each other, the- charge passed on through his clothes, I,
tearing them away from his side, without the slightest
injury to his person. Mr. Jecks was soon after appre-
hended and committed to Norwich Castle to take his trial
at the ensuing assizes. Both parties are men of the
highest respectability and good property. What makes
this occurrence the more melancholy is, that the parties
are brothers-in-law, having many years ago married two
sisters.—Cambridge Advertiser.
CAUSES OF CRIME.—On Saturday last an in-
quest was held in Coldbath Fields Prison, efore Mr. Wak-
ley, 1%1. P., on a prisoner named Frederick Temps. It
appeared that the deceased had been a biscuit-baker in the
Royal Household, and was sentence& in April, 1838, to
two years' imprisonment and haul labaur for an unnatural
offence. Since his confinement he bad been continually
unwell, and had passed all the time either in the conva-
lescent ward or infirmary. He died on the 27th ult., of
diarrheel and fever, and left property to the amount of about
500/. Verdict—" Natural death." A conversation after-
wards took place between the coroner, the governor, and
the surgeon of the prison, when the latter said he was
really tired of seeing the same persons after their libera-
tion return again and again to the prison. He was fre-
quently asked to sign certificates of their insanity, but. be
invariably refused to do so until he bad tested them by a
fortnight's subjection to the rules of the prison. At the
lapse of that time he generally found that they returned to
a sound state of mind, for their temporary insanity was the
effect of drinking ardent spirits—one of the chief incentives
to crime. The governor stated that a man who had been
cured of cholera by transfusion, or the injection of a saline
solution into the veins (a remedy found extremely efficacious
in the abuve malady), and who, on account of his sufferings,
had 51. given to him on his liberation, was arrested for a
fresh crime a week afterwards, and transported for life.

leen 7C to 75 132 to 34 23 to 20 —to
,ck 42 5'2 27 30 23 25 30 32
tream
• (Fife) 48 65 126 31 18 22 22 26
\
ar 6l 72 34 37 39 39 40 42
68 70 36 38 ;8 35 22 36
less
. ...„ 46 54 21 2'7 16 23 32 34
Idy
o 6O '6 23 26 20 22 22 25
j-., The size of the measure varies throughout the o
HADDINGPON CORN MARKET.—June ‘2
Wheat. Barley. Oats. Pease.
'st ",s Od 43s 6d 35s 0,4 49s Od
and 63s Od I 415 Od 323 641 Cis Od
rd I 59s Od 39s 0.1 30s Od 46, Od
Average 3l. 3, 51. o.l2ths.
DALKEITH CORN MARKET.—June 27.
I
I Wheat. Barley. I Oats. tease.
71s Od 40s tad 41s 8d 45s 8.1
63s 041 35s 6.1 32s Od 42s Od
44s Od 33, 01 26s 0.1 —., 01
EDINBURGH CORN MARKET—June 26.
We had a large supply of all kinds of Grain to-day, an_
welt rather dull.
Wheat. Barley. Oats. Peas.t. Beanr.
First 73s. Od. 415 Od. 36s 83. 465. 03. 465 tld.
Second 66 0 39 0 33 --0,. 44 0 44 •
third
Average price of Wheat 3/. 54. Ad.
PRICES OF PROVISIONS, AC.
deef, per lb. ......... Os. id. to Os. Md. Freshßutter, lb. 13.0.1. to li. 2d
Mutton —.--.....•-••••••. 0 6 0 8 Salt Ditto----. 0 9 1 b
Vea1................—........... 0 7 1 0 Ditto, per cs t. —BO V 103 9
P0ra........----,..... 0 5 0 7 Eggs, per des—. 0 0 0 0
Lamu, per qr. 5 0 7 0 OatStuw(kpl.)—t2 0 15 0
rallose, cw5..2...4. 00 , 45 0 Wheat L11tt0......10 0 12 6
luartent Loaf --. 0 9,1 010 Barley DM* ...... 90' 11 0
o,atoes. 14M. —.:.. 0 6 0 0 Hay, per 5t—......... 1 • 1 2
EDINBURGH MEAL MARKET.—June 25.
There was a middling supply of Oatmeal at this day's market, and
ih. sales were rather heavy.
Per Sack of 280113. Imp. Per Stone of 1416. Imp.
Fitat Oatmeal
Second ditto
Birleymeal .... .115 0 Barlepteal ... 01 10
Peas eineal 1 14 0 Peasemeal . 0 1 10
t'ut Barley—No. I, per cwt.l2s.-2d.1.48.-3d.16 —4th,lBs.
Peatl, 20.
GLASGOW CORN MARKET.—June 26.
A moderate business doing in Orain ; prices steady.
Wheat, ?er 240111. s. d. s. d. Oats, per '26410. s. d. s. d.
British, old 37 0 to3SO Irish 22 0 t 0,27 0
----- new
Canada, free 34 0 :36 0 Beans, per 2601 b.
Irish
Barley, per 32016 Scottish 22 0 23 0
English 3l 0 32 0 Pease, Scottish ...... 23 0 24 •
Scottish 2B 0 3 0 Oatmeal, per 1401 h.... 23 0 26 0
Irish

1 Whea. Barley. Oats.
i. d. to r. d. s. d. to s. d. s. d. to s. d.
fruro • '' 25 c 0 12 0 0 10 0
Flelstone
St. Austell 0 25 6 0 9 6 0 8 0
Bodmin 0 24 6 0 , 5 0 8
Liskeard 0 22 4 - 0 ' 6 ..- 0 7 0
Launceston ....
Camelford 2l 0 21 0— 0 a 7 0 8 0
Penzance
MINI r,IG INTELLIGENCE. Tens. Cwt.Qre
Quantity of Copper Ore sold 3,1 421 0
Quantity of tine Copper 2SI
~1 0

.................. E
Average Standard.‘2.Bll. 19s.
Od.

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THE ONLY iie.t. Lint TY FOR GOOD TEA.-
Good Tea may no v b : ~ ad as well as in the days of the
East India Compuy. . or China produces as good Tea
now as she did then ; hi t since the extinction of the
Company the publio I i not k 'lrv; where to obtain it. They
have tried new all ea; sl ops, and have been bitterly
disappointed. Mr. A, .og t i the firm of King and Co.,
4,
13, King William i'. : t, (ni !Al of Nicholas-lane, City,
I`
has been with i :k, i : ir, the City of London, for
eleven years, will 1t o I Ihv t 11. to be the best judges ; and
during this time; h : • lin, -trrized the East India Com-
pany's Tea, previ iu ; iih icing offered to tae trade. All
the Tea sold at ill i %A l:. i use of King and Co., is ex.
amined and deeid,3,l .1, ,ii I 'bin), the leading partner in
the firm. During . o t,i it nee of the East India Com-
pany , the Chinese, ..iv I: Low, never attempted to send
bad Tea to this emit y I teause they were confident it
would be detected ,11/ I i clused, Now, they successfully
practise upon the wart of judgment in numbers of the
new advertizers and poi el, a ,ers. The British public have
then a security against (;I iiirse imposition and British ig-
norance, in the judgincrt and experience of Mr. King in
the important article of "I't a;• and if their judgment of
their own interest be nt: • ►Kid as his judgment in Tea,
ttrerstim we toirik-TrepiiVit -nrer-eom.ko their purchases.
Besides our own testimony to the excellence of the Tca
sold by Messrs. King and Co., we have also that of our
Contemporaries the Gtobtr. otand,nrd, the John Bull, the
:erre, mend this Tea.
Weekly Dispatch and other papcts, and we therefore, on
public\v grounds,eare
extremely eonfitl ii 1 11y, a
1,
1, 1
to hear that the Mar-
quis of Westminster hall ist :i. de the munificent donation
of 100/. to that. most exo i'leit. ins; itution for the prompt
so,
relief of the destitute sick, th R, y:.l Free Hospital, Gre-
ville.sticet, Ilatton.garlon,
TLI E CASE OF Sl,4l•lti L4C IN GREENWICH
Host
pen,;., .ter li. Greenwich Hospital, by
Willi ins Ilenry, another p ;OS'. rigr will not provefai, al, as
the following certificate asill show, which has been issued
Otsit,t, i 7-011 tts awpapinearsth
Altat r, s, A
aas i h't B ou.nd inflicted on Edward
by Sir R .clierd Dobson, dm gern of the hospital : -.." I
4111 of t pinion that II?: I vat I fi:lanis will recover of the
wound litteeeived on t.l‘. 201! lilt.._ Signed, R. DOBSON."
Ow teports relati In t' IL' slat.! of the crops ge-
tic' ally ( ontinne favotu: fil, , rt, I out harvest prospects are
considet ell good.
FA 11,1111 E OF i iIE l ii U i.i' C Ili o'.—The sharp
.'r at,, and the heavy' all ' I. snow which occurred in the
middle of M i way last, i
i keret], prodneed almost a total
,lestriaction of the hull crops Gooseberries, currants,
diet ries, plums and per IS, art almost a total failure, and
,:pples sic very nearly as bad One gardener in the vici-
oily, who usually brings. le nit iket, 5,000 pints, does not
think his garden will Or syr Or produce 40. A great many
lusher have not one solitary berry on them. and even the
best, of them have a niere p leaning. Au individual who
bas been a- gardener for 45
pyears states, that there never
was a year during that louloo,.eriod, in which he had not
seen some pears, but this ;) ear he has not got his eye on
ONB ; the only exception to this general failure, is in the
strawberry crop, and that to all appearance will be luxu-
riant
We understand that at Dunoon, Rothsay, Largs,
and edicr places on the coast, within the range of the
sea air, there has been no failure.—Berwick Advertiser.
A GOODI EXAMPLE. —The intnites of the
Sheffield workhouse have, during the past week, been ad-
mitted to visit the Mechanics' Museum and the Zoological
Gardens, and on Wednesday the Directors of the Rother-
ham Railway took the whole of them, 200 in number, on
the railroad, when they were handsomely regaled at
Rotherham, and returned home in the evening.—Sheffield
Iris.