The Sun.
London, England, 1809-05-26 00:00:00

SMITHFIEID MARKET, 6.

This day's mu I:et had but an inconsiderable sun-
ply of different kinds of cattle; Beet., Mutton, Veal;
Pork, and. Lamb are dearet.than our last report, and.
the. trade for the.most part' Was not oVer brisk, The
sales in the Haymarket were tornewhat dull ; Hay
and. Straw have fallen' in price since Monday's tuar-
ket ; Clover foiched last, priee.—We Subjoin a cor-
recl statement of the prices and numbers:

To sink, the MEd per stone of Sib.
Beef 4a. 'td, to -h S. 4f..--.11tt0.1 ;s od. to 66. 6.1..-Veal
Ss. od. to 7s. 6d. —Pok Ss. od. to 6s. Sd.—Larub 6s. od. to
Ss. 6d.
Beasts, 4zo.—Sheep and Lambs, 3,soo.—Calves,
Pigs, 3uo.
flay 51. SOS. od. to 61. 6s. ad, --Straw ti. los. od. to 14
od.—Clover 61. sos. od. to SI. os. ad. '

Cotto-ukcuArmit,.MAY gfi.—To-day there is but
a tniddling supply of Wheat; -but tew ;prime sari/•
plea, owing to the doubti respecting supplies from
America, the. buyers almost decline purchasing;
Barley and Malt hardly at the late reduction; Peas
and Beans of the two kinds likeWiie' here are fUll
supplies of Oats,. and large arrivals of Foreign daily
expeded; this trade is :inch lower; -Flour ItS our
last. .

IMPERIAL PAR LIAINIENI:: 'N\

HOUSE OF PEERS.

THUHSI4Ay, MAY

In the Committee of Privileges, the 5
General was further heard in behalf of the cla.to of
Sir Win. Jernitigham to the Ilaiotry rf StratiO.d.—
Fiirther conAleration this day se'Onight.
In the Appeal Mayfair 'v. Macdonald, the Lord
Chancellor delivered his opinion at scheme length in
faVotir of the Appellant, and moved to postpone the
consideration of it till to-morrow, in order to frame
the requisite. order. . .
Judgment in the Appeal kmot v. Flint, was also
on his Lordship's motion postponed till to-morrow.
The Oilice Sale Prevention Bill,
.the Holi-
' dlys Bill, the Irish Militia Completion the
Printers' Indemnity Bill, the Scotch
mulles' Bill, the Land-tax Redemption Bill, the
'Smuggling Bill, and some other Bills, were brought
up trom.the Commons by Mr. Wharton, and other
Members, and read ajirst time.
The Land-tax Conitn,ssioners' lull 14;44eti through
a Cuilltillttee, and was repor(vd.
The iinuNe proceeded
,in Pauteti"s Divorce
Two witnesses were examined, and atter, ioine ob.
bervatious tram the Loan CHANCE:I-Wit, the further
proceeding in the Bill was pos,pctlect ti,l to-mor-
row, with a vie,,- oh then appuin:mg a day for its,
limner consideration.

. VEOT Ur CttrAlT.
.
The Earl of Li v rous. pratiellted a Message from
hie Majesej* rt.thffive, to Wes propowd Subsidic) to
Austria, Skaiir, and Poitugal [tor which .see thu
Haase ofeutninottil, aria iIIUV c(1 that et be taken
into considevati-Ju IthqbaJTQW, and that the Lords ups
summunco.

Earl GREY not having auWlicient infortpaion upon
the suojc..;...t, did not triedit to give any opinion upon
the specific points mentioned 'in the Message, but
thought it lit- duty generally to observe,, that every
day's experience served t„ new, the necvssit) of that
line of conduct which lie had .before suggested,
natuely, to husband and reserve out resour,:es, in
order to provide to that iuct when we twist large-
ly draw upon them for our two delenee.
The Earl. of Livtatvoni., bt.ated, that the Message
wa. the tisnal'..ll., e tor a Von-lof Credit previous
to the eiuse oh it and (1)Z 411:11t1tit 1).0 Vote
it Was iitieittivii ask of
3 U 00,0,01. io,enatile G n meat
aver .t lake,
ai they roe, and to
reo,:vr to our Aries, according to the
itatuo, it eircueovillinees and tiro exigeneks
of the

Atter wortti from the Earl StpivoLit, the
motion ar,..,1-t.cd to.

AMERICA,

Lord'Smtlouru witted to ,he informed whether'.
it was to mane any ColmntinicAtion to.
4inivt:i respecting the -blZAte'of ohr relations with
Aitterte4

.Bart BATHURST said. the Negotiation being still
petidin, it ‘, intended to Make any conitnuni-
cation to Parii.intent. The iirtangentent which had
been entered into between his Majesty.; ;‘•:litiister iii
America and the Government of th,.-.• United States'
was titouttuirised, the former having made conces-
sions %wimp deManding any ut those 'conditions?
he coOipliance with which ought to havebeen made
the basis id granting s'ileh concussions.
Lord Stumotrrn asked, it he was then to consider
'the arrangenwilt mad," by his Majesty's Minister in
asnwholl) unaoiliorised
.k.aa i BATllUKStablwered in the offirMative.

Gaky thought from 'the expression mad by
the Noble Earl thet,aulne instrudions had been given
to Mr. Etikine to nia.lte certain euncessions, which
the tatter might 'have misunderstood. From the ar-
rangement AS published in the Newspapers, it seem.'
ed as it tte.. mc.is,are adopted bad been prec.)ticerted,
VI eery thing tollthved in siich order and rule, that
it WAS almost impo,sityle to beheve but what Mr.
ErNlvitie, at vh,ise wittily he had the highest
concetved Altai lie waS strictty according to hts
instructlons• it Must tie evident, that Urine dis-
avo of this arrangement, the dint., u itios lii the fur-
Wei negotiation yriih Anterlea would be materidity in-
cre,ised, and. v hen kno-iyit in A. i erica, it olibln give
Melo settle tin,,utst..naagaiiist th:.• characteratidgvad
,1.111) ut this Country, under the inipressi.o that a
ti ti:ic had be &n reborted to tor the. sake of Lanai n ini4
tetudurar) advantage for oursek es. A:fearful re-
se,ntAitittAy,' iticretore, rested upon Ministers, and
investigation titi;itt talve'place.
The hart
.of I,tvttatut.n. agreed that the disa-
vowal of tAdi ,riangeoletit must necessarily increase
she difficulties in ',lie negavtation with America
but that could not be imputed to Ministers, as in
making that arrangement, Mr. Erskine had not only
acted utianthotised by his instructions, but in dived
cpMratliCtion to Ins instructions-,ite thOught it neces-
sary to state this distinctly, as the Noble Earl appeared
to have iniSUntkstothl his Noble Friend'. Care
would be taken in the order, which would appear
as soon as the course of business would, allow, that
those vessels which, in the mean time, had sailed in
consequence of the confidence reposed yin the ar-
rangement made in America., • should be excluded
from ihe operation of. that Order, and that these
pcaous, wbn had thus embarked their, goods should
not be losers'. As to the discussion_ at the subjet..t,
lqinisters would be anxious, when the proper time
arrked, that every possible information should' be
given to Parliament.