The Sun.
London, England, 1838-07-02 00:00:00

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THE SUN LONDON, MONDAY, JULY 21 1838.
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THE MARK_ETS.-(THIS DAY.)
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MONEY AND COMMERCIAL NEWS. THE " SUN" IN GOLD.
Arrived. Dire. Arrived. Dtir. AorriLvt.:!..,,, Due. many parishes in their corporate capacity, are already bur_ opened on the 20th; 2,000 men threwdown their arms : a quantity of '
1 dcned with a considerable and separate debt, and the Bill %rill artillery and ammunition were found in the fort. The loss of Ever-
_-...e5e.-- -eta
--eenats--_
1 America-a.- 0 2 France ....
It has often fallen to our lot to speak of the London
CORN EXCHANGE.
II lentil...ea...a 1 1 Guern. Sr Jersey 0 0 Malta len eble parish jobbers to rival the extravagance of Lord te r.o. 'ssoamr me y
la,
ema
vo uy ndtrsi
tnegBwoaos Inheena'rd in the direction of Vittoria on the CITY (THIS D AY), T FVE LVEO' CL 0 CK.
Sun in terms of the warmest commendation, hut, if we The past week's e,rrivels were considerable of Wheat, Flout-
A Baena' A yvese 0 0 Hamhure ...... .. 11 0 e1exte0.......
2 a Carte:teem ~. n 1 Renaud ...... -- 0 0 Ostend.. ..... ers 0 CasTeree,kon himself, and enhance parish debts till 2.2 d, and it was supposed that Espartcro had been attacked on his return We have received Quebec papers to the sth June. At a r ,
Dublin... ...... 0 0 Jamaica .......... 0 0 Sweden...a...a 0
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from Penacerrada. He has add.ressed a proclamation to the inhabita.nts ruMerous meetin o he inhabitants an address was acrreed to
2 Flandere ......a. 0 0 Leeward Islands 0 2 Waterford 0 they almost equal the national debt. It must be at cnce
of the Basque provieces, declaring that whoever is found endeavouring and presented to Lord Durham. His Excellency thank& d ( una L 0 int tinne,
irited prices were hardly seneorted, This mornia,g there has been
, sbea lel. ebdl titiroufg hi our, c,osmspn,flii metienutzyy
jvdoset aahrul :leer
xy
pur,ees
ssiheoeutl do
....i- I rliasnlignOida tsd
tie:it:llg 0
tfho,th,e(r. e
ka,r tiecnl
des
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mark our admiration of the manner in %%ilia o.ur sp
HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW. stigmatised as a gross invitation to parish jobbers to perpe- to carry into effect the Carlist decree for blockading the towns of the them for his cordial reception, and relied upon the'people of
Merning......... 6 minutes after 101 Evening ........ as mimites after 10
trate another job. provinces will be immediately shot ; but that the Eliot convention will Canada for their eupport in the accomplishment of the objest tmildtear•edttlei :mg TAll'contdraa)di 'es
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be still observed in all othcr cases.
y se oninght ; other qualities were eavy in
termS of this da ' • ..
h
In Green or Crimson Silk, 18mo, 33.-
The Bill will affect nearly all tile town parishes of Enz. '. General O'Donnell with 1 500 men, made a sortie on the 24th.
greater portion
V IC TOR I
An Anecdotal MEMOIR of the QUEEN from Infancy
A' land, • • • - '
and a considerable number of rural parishes, all whi ' ''t dt d tl tt rites of th
A He marched to Urrueta to reconnot re, an o raw le a e
.• n e
Carlist troops on that side. The firing commenced and continued five intreated them to lay aside all party feeling, and political were most beautifully printed in gold, the
which the Sovereign had. commanded him to undertake.;
.11e youthful Queen. On Thursday the first and .est pages
animosity, which wotild enable him to.proceed without hin- of the former page being occupied by an admirable portrait sale and to meke irenress the factors submitted to a decline
contemporary has done honour to the coronatilon of our •-aTrii-leodfic:lreastte f)raerseliel-ssTl!'l')\-voifweNtVii)e,.i.itn,,aifiedwi:oltlarnveuclssesottahienredcetrhte.
to the CORO'N ATION, with a Portrait, exquisitely engraved by contain 1,000 inhabitants. At present meetings are held in derance in accomplishing the great object of his mission, and of the Queen. Considering the size of the work, we rnust
oßfa ky tfir :1.,
The Oat trade remains
Mote, with the permission of the Proprietors, from the original the Churches four:times a year to assess the rates, and to hours. The result of this trifling affair has been 40 wounded Chris.
tinos, amongst whom is Elorrio, who commanded a party of Chapel- placing in a permanent state of security those interests in say we never saw a more splendid specimen of gold print-
el uetat i o n s . . Pl:''iceraai isc'litauarler:tslelierta'.fvv;a imitr'rel.saalte3.
Print by E. T. Parris, Esq.
The loss of the Carlists was about equal to that of the CI
mg, and we sincerely hope tia e
1•t th increased confidence (.1 11 b t ' 1 ff‘ nA le realised the eales of last
i: , u nie sa es e ,tae. ave 1 , ... , ,
London : J. Saunders, Jun., 49, Paternoster-roar. elect parish officers, to audit parish accounts, and to do all tgi°,,ror,ie,s; iris. which they were eo deepl concerned. His Excellency in •
conclusion asks for- en unieLrved communication, as the best
rd• - Flour meets a heavy trate, as tee bakers are un
----------__ other things in which the parish, as a body, is concerned. To The Constitutionnel denies that the London embassy had been offered means of success to his administration. 7ae.r.'esuiteepr:;.thertc-irinneff•
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TIRE SUN" hold these meetings in parish Churches has been customary to M. Tillers. By the London line pax
BAYONNE, JUNE 26.-Sanguinary actions have taken place between we
copy the following :_
have received ket ship, Quebec, from New York,
papers to the 12 enormous expense he must havo ineurred.-Leicestershire
ta
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ocienl
,s:ucliplo prui o,dr
it y onfeltlbfeopoubnliilcl (ettnyhpilcyhrespucehy er‘xitrr.ayoooinngaryfoerxtehre
reices ON BOARD OF SHIP.
KA'Aiollnirdigat' to increase their stocks at the present prices.
Wheat, Bed (old, 55' ets Beans, Small new)... 3se.ee a.
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time out of mind, and the custom is now to be. abrogated, three battalions commanded by Sans and the column of La Ribere on th June, from which we
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- White rold).„ etts. 7os. _ (old)
PUBLISHES AN because as the Bill says " the practice is productive or one ante, and Castancda and Castor on the other : both parties claim
zs.:l' ?Il'sletael:le ter from our Washington Correspondent seems to Among the striking novelties of the Coronation Day, one _ Red ;1837)
-- Fine 46s :0-
.515. sss Tick (new)
tree) es• eiii:
:ia. :Ais..
--.W 'lite (1837) 4fis. 535.
scandal to religion." Why was not this, if true, found out theevictory. .
Superfine 62, 675. - HarroW (new) ..... ...32,C4,..
zmazinlegttodnitteantinpoalic:i7iftr;,nrininroesitafo
- 0 11)- ..... ..108.423.„
EXTRAORDINARY EDITION, before ? Who will believe that this ancient practise has ten-alien tnoagbeuTr'e:rnsi s e/itc,lztliy3 sztitztte)rti t
117.:ih, ee
fint=a:::ietrs,siciaoino..
nOsgt
°tuts I::qllizetes:rzi.:neTtibeo
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et
1 in the window of Messrs. Rutherglen and
THIS EVENING, any such effect ? Tho truth is that the rapacity of the The Biscayans are much dissatisfied with the new General, Merritt°,
reiittaehment to Don Carlos is at least problenaatical.-Consti. prospect o. f the passage of the Sub-Treasury Bill, ab.out. to be art is blazonee .
•,11 1 •• d . ~. ------ Superfine
ItNly epzipzei
taken up in Congress. He is of opinion that there is little or Co., booksellers, and, as may wi . ie. conceive , attrects
ntiToPc'tilli-e opfrilteit'.:tn
.tias. 7.25. Oats,
--Foreign free ........ .a4s 72.
"1 . 31s. Fccd
New
Poland --s.-s.
IBs • 3 e
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' I N GOTI D, Clergy, and particularly on the score of Church-rates, has swuhnoe7e
in modern times been successfully opposed in vestries ; and The Medea frigate is gone to Cadiz to take the place of the Suffren
which is to go to Brest to be laid up. h f b 1d; 1 H f R t ; Itt tit nNNe h 1;
no c ance or it to e came as tie ouse o epresen a- un.versa a .en o .
, tires. We hope not."
The Earl of Durham has offered 1 ow/ reward for the ap- ec..eve it is sold at little more Rye
than the price of an ordinary- Newspaper printed with cool-
ie proof of the well-known Barley
- Grindin,g
- Malting '-'2.s. 05s. New
265 30s. Potatee
32s ;36s
265. eln.
"4s. :Nis.
255.e8e,
GIVING ALL TFIE DETAILS OF this successful opposition, is what the author of the Bill .
l'he last accounts from the Levant say that the Trident was still at Trehension of any of the arties con'eernCd in the burnin - f
p mon black ink ; another admi7lbm
g ° spirit and enterprise ef Mr.l n,
o• the üblisher, who lies M"lt .
P -- nine el ew 465. 5415. - Scotch
s'is 02.3 -- Irish 17s
'' THE means by scandal to' religion Co old freedoms and old smy
c7ORONATION-TIIE FAIRS , ' ' rna ; that the Triton is to be sent to Mexico. Admiral Gallois, hS' -
t e ir Robert Peel steamer.
Peas ' New
ion by the promptitude and speed c, Grey, 30s. 31, Flour Town (per sack) 524 571,
Ts, ate -- eecotels 45,4e5,
Jupiter Santa Petra, and two brigs, had left Athens for the
acqui• ISO much re iutat
re,r 1
- Maple New
' customs are to ve put cm • ,
n n to secure and encourage with the , .
Sir John Colborne has gone to take the command of tbe
-, -, ---.Scots Times.
9Ss 40s --s.v- North Coentry 425.4 It
-REJOICINGS, AND EVERY PAR- the rapacity of the priesthood. Let the reader remark, cAodanistiorafiSynta..nde,
'On the 10th of this Month the Jena, with the fla of
and the Lutin brig, were in the road of Tunis. gme forces in Upper Canada. Two more attempts bad been made of his Newspaper e.xprae
fst-tsile Coronation, 7'he Sun news- ----7--• .svolititel7s 42, • 415 Bran 9, 10r.
T WEEK
TICULAR OF INTEREST CON- too, that all this has grown out of the question of Church- Peste corvette will shortly sail for Mexico. The Tartarc steamboat to
Fsext,fire to Charlestown.
done f
vl)enr cormintnteeitinotrna.otwonf
iots
paees of Thursday, containing ARRIVALS OF GRWAhIL.IN LirrlDe ON DUtllialtle„G LAIS
e.,,,,,. .
oderate business
1 ,284 qrs. L.a.t7l qyrs. 3,403 qrs. feel: ~rks
NECTED WITH THIS AUGUST rates-so true it is that one aggression is sure to lead has arrived nom AFlltiLerNs,CwiiithFul3l,logs.seintg.e.rise-.
.fLuNc.oo37.nrecee.
pack' et noAfNOtuEe.-BTtbb Carte
an'asamdrance of 1 per 'cent on proervitohues (pine cdoitles illustrative of the event of that day, in gold, and f'.?ginsh
- 16,010 -
Five per Cent s.. 110 f. 40c. Mc. 50c.
prt sented its readers also with a very beautifully executed I
Fro'i•eign - _ _
rates. Bills on England were 108'1 to 109.
CEREMONY. . to anotlietre The priesthood feels that it cannot safely
Four per Cents., 102 f. 40e. 102 f.
-non_ continue its exactions, unless it can throtv impediments in l'hree per Cents. 80f. 15c. 10c. Mexico, MAY 10.-A severe battle was fought at Merida, medallion of the Queen. Upon examination of the only
SMITHFIELD.
Bank Actions, 9.,'520f. 2,480 f. 2,483 e the capital, between the national troops and militia, six thousand four copies which came to this city, owing to the greatness
The supply to-day was short, and trade tolerably brisk at
TO CORRESPONDENTS. the way of parochial meetings and the expression or pub- r,eete de Naples, DK 15c.
of whom had obtained arms at Balize-Hendi. Four hundred of the demand, coupled with an accident in the machinery-,
an advance on the prices of last week. Beef is 4d. to 6d. per
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Roman Five per Cents., 101%.
. We found it impossible to supply the immense demand lie °Pinion-
Spani,li Active., sa).4.
men perished in the conflict. Bank Shares 121.
we are enabled to say that the execution far surpassed our stone dearer for the best qualities ; Lamb was dearer ; Mut-
-t - which was on Thursday made for the Golden The Churches are sometimes inadequate to hold all the Spanish Passives, 4%.
FUNDS.
expectations, and is, in truth, very clearly arid heautifullY tor. unvaried in price ; Veal dear, and sold freely. Beasts,
Belgian Loan, 102%.
Sun. And we, therefore, continue to-day the .
parishioners who wish to attend when any interesting sub- Belgian Bank, 1,445 f. 1,14 Cf. The British market was very heavy in the course of Satur- i
uone.-Bristol ille.reury. 2,051 ; Sheep and Lambs, 20,762 ; Pigs, 398 ; Calves,
Poi tug.ucEe Loan, Three per Cents. 21 e 4%. dayr arid Consols were done at one period at 95 for the Ac-
-Bd. to 4s. Bd. ; Mutton, 4s. to 4s. 10d. ;
ect is mooted It will not do to build parochial hails Hunan Loan, 3.5 Cf.
We have only time to say that we have received a cony 180 ; Beef, 35,
publication of that day's Paper. In addition to i . •
ccount, but towards iho einee of the market they rallied, and
eupelb por- Veal, ss. to se. led. ; Pork, 4s. 2d. to ss. 2d. ; Lamb, ss.
which rill contain only a tithe of the vestrymen. EXCDANGR ON LONDON.
improved to 951 -,i, owing to the Pestle of Egypt declaring of The Sun newspaper, printed in gold with a e
this, as lac have announced, we commence this
One month, paper, 25f'. 42tece money, 25(.42%e
trait and autograph of the Queen. It is elegant and beau- to 63-
, They must be made capacious enough to bold them all Tsree months, paper. 23f. 127145. : ivories', :51. a7),;c. himself independent of the Porte not being credited.
FISH MARKET.
.everung the publication of an extra Paper in
LATEST PRICES. Consuls opened this morning at the leaving-off price of tiful, as it is original aud unrivalled in the annals of a news-
.
In fact the • •
• must be beee•cr than the Churches. Thus this Bi'l
To-day there was a fair supply of most descriptions, and a
Gold, with her Majesty's Portrait, giving an which is an invitatio " • ? .
n to Jobbery, and the abrogation of an Five per Cents. lief. 50c.
Three per Cents., 80f. lec. Saturday, 95,1- ii ; Reduced, 941 1; Exchequer Bills, 70 72; paper.-IVeetcrn Times.
per pair;
Bank Stock, 205+ -sle.
We must not omit to notice a singular specimen of tioileebrst tir:tt ;3,-,l,7l::it,ssnicitiockl
aBrSe. I; 3 il olteos (;)rt tt3oa jis; Haddock
Bank Actions, 2,4e3f.
ample and complete account of the Coronation, ancient pgactice and privilege of the people, will most cer- Romans 101%.
In the Foreign Market little doing as yet. Spanish A`•
cave, enterprise, directed by the best taste, afforded on this oc-
3d. to sd. Cach ; Salmon Is: to Is. 6d. per lb. ~,-'7.-,
. which we SHALL KEEP ON SALE FOR tainly entail on the parishes an enormous expense. Belgian ican, 102%.
Belgian Bank, 1,440 f. 21i- 22 ; Portuguese 35i 36 ; Three per Cents, 23i 24; easion by our popular Contemporary, The Sun Newspaper.
BERMONDSEY WATER SIDE POTATOE )
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SEVERAL WEEKS, in order to satisfy the We do not, however, agree with those who say that it Portuguese 'Three per Cents., 2 1 la. Columbian, 261- 27; Mexican, 24:1- 25 ; Belgium, 1021 ; One side of that paper of Thursday's date (containing a
MARKET. ,
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Spanish Actives, 22%.
Dutch Two-and-a-Half, 533.5. q.
full account of the Coronatien) is actually PRINTED IN Supplies to-day were but modorate, trade continues. very.. : .
immense demand. Those persons who wish to will be an injustice to the Dissenters; the existence of the Spanish Passives, 4%.
enICES OF STOCKS Tins DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK.
Haytian Loan, 3eof.
GOLD, and gives its readers in addition a large and exqiu- inactive, and prices remain unvaried.
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Bank Stock
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have it will please to order the " Coronation Sun." Church, and their having to provide for it, is the injustice ---eas---.
3 per Cent. Steel. ~
• SUN Offce, 112, Strand, London. done to them, and _they will be no more aggrieved than Letters and Papers from Madrid of the 23d ult. have 3 per Cent. Cons. - South sc.: Soirk .
- ever seen so beautiful a specimen of typography. It Thera is a fair demand for all kinds of provisions, and no
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-- any other class who are taxed to erect buildings been received. All sorts of intrigues were on foot to oust 31tIoaceliCer. ..
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iii'.l47l;e; ,),;.„..);.,i.vi - ----- .......... - snhould be purchased by all who desire to preserve the me- variation in prices of any kind.
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. TO CORRESPONDENTS.
the Ofalia Cabinet. It was rumoured that AIENDIZABAL New Ts; p,,a Cent.,..., ........... --- o,Fee CClit. A.:molt:es, 1751.- -
of the event it celebrates. It adds another to the HOP MARKET. ,
for common parochial purposes. We think they may
New 5 ner Ccat.. - i Exch. 13111 s, ..t,1,i410 71 71 73 om mory
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Hese
Mr. Fielding's letter has been received, and shall be L ''" IN as at the bottom of them. Colonel WYLDE had reached Busk L nag Ammitic.steexpire IDltto 5OO st 3 71 73 fur. many claims that Journal has already upon public support. This rrsarket is quiet, and the accounts from the . 0
even turn tile nut to account. Let them get the word
, , promptly attended to. The fact is, that we have
tbe Spanish capital on the 20th, to communicate with the jeient: 1(5). 1.';';'.:(1))...
'3 71 73 cin' We are only surprised that, while such a paper as The Sun grounds continue to come better for the plant ; prices content
13 3-16% Ditto Commercial - - pm.
t for all daecriptions exactly as they were last week.
chapel left out of the 10th 1 fhe B'll and offer their
c ause o t i ,
pers should find any sale a
thousands of such complaints, but with all our exer- h 1 r
caapeis ior p •
ansh meetings, and they may perhaps come to Government on the subject of MUNAGORRI'S expedition. jj,'"• g, N<,„,,;,, _, Di. Advertlsed ... - - pie is to be had, other evening pa
_. isank Steels. for Arcount... ..... - •11 for no other can compare with it in any one of the TALLOW MAKKET.
tions we find it im i
, poss ble to meet the demand. take the place of th • h hurch in üblic esteem The
e pares. c .p . . • . Don CARLOS, finding that the loyalty of the frontier troops Alinn•il s', !B.'sci - I nee, ',noel; for Account., _a ,
P. Y. C. to-day was 48s. on the spot, and 475. for delivery
meads for Account 95% ee features that makes a newspaper va ua .
l ble -Somerset
In a day or two, however, we hope to set all right. connection of th tt le'd dd hd dd t. , ; Jen 5, teee --, c
-not much doing.
e church with the parish is mainly due to its was no o e epen e upon, a or ere Lem tO OC PRICES OF FOREIGN FUNDS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCe. county Gazette.
SPIRIT MARKET.
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being the place where parish business and other necessary changed-a necessary proceeding, which had given great Austrian Bonds .. - Peruvian Bonds .... .•
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f busi-
The publication of THE Sex NEVI SPAPER commenced this day
13e!gran Bonds . - Ditto Account ..„....... ..... ... -__
LLOYD'S SIIIPPING.-(THIS DAY.) There is not much doing to-day in th.is department o .
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offence to his partizans. The advices from the Provinces Di' Ace"' . - Pdrnigueeeßends
ness, and prices are unaltered for any kind from our quotations
at 30 minutes past Three o' Clock. business is transacted ; and as a step towards the separation
Brazilian Ben.ls .„.. 'l 93i ' Ditto New Bonds ... 351,4
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of Church and State, the denial of the Church for the were rather favourable to the Constitutional cause. Ditto Account - Ditto Account -
Win-1 W. S. W. fine • Jul 1 S. E. rain.
DEAL, JUNE 30.- ... a , , y , , of Saturday.
Buenos Ayres Bonds - Ditto, 3 per cent. -
COLONIAL MARKETS.
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na•- e l'4",e ;7• transaction of parish business should, perhaps, be rather ---- _
- Ditto Account - -Sailed the outward-bound asßper last, on their respective
=:','-: To da hd , hi' 1 fC 1 ial produce, and by
we a n.,.pu ic.sa es o oon
' '''-'i•', - • 11..• • encouraged than opposed. If the Bill pass, the CORONATION FESTIVITIES.-We See in th chfiL6; tezn..t..
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Prussian Bende... a ............. -
iv h i th Jamson ea ' Y
voyages. Came down from the • er, te El zabe , ,
t• tb tlttl d F th ek there is a very
priva.te con rac . u i c o.ing. or. ewe . .
--- " '...!,'"-.. irzfi. -•,,-; ' ~:,, ,
Papers that have arrived this morn' e ryt 0A co t - Russian Bonds, 1822 -
ing from Scotland, Ireland, and the Caes:irt le ancliounnds - for Quebec. Arrived and proceeded for the River, the Fano-
- Ditto Account
considerable business advertized of various descriptions of Co-
eis.,:a2 n '
~ e ,a. '4 -.rewash -Kk -eta, Churches of the Establishment will become not parish Provinces, that the celebration of her Majesty's Coronation on Thur
OP. e 's • 4p,
8- Ditto Account . - Ditto Metallic ea.. ...... ....... - den, from Miramichi; Gazelle, from the westward.
nee ea" nAen i a nee - , a, ~.,.
ti les For to-morrow we have public sales of Suga r
lonial ar c . . .
2,./- . 'l'', .:47:sig."-ta. ,_ axe - a ,- ." seeere, Churches, but the Church of PARSON PELL, or day was observed throughout the United Kingdom in a manner worthy Celturibian Bonds, 1524 - Spanish Bonds
- PORTSMOUTH, JUNE 30.-Wind S. S. W., fresh breezes,
-, cc,
of the auspicious event. Propriety of conduct and good order appear Ditto Account - Ditto Account -
7 440 bags Mauritius ; 2,10 G bags Bengal ; 230 hhds. Bar,
Parson WILSON, Or Parson HAMBLEDON, or Parson VENN
Danish Bonds ..... - ,
, to have prevailed in an unexampled degree.
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o J • led badoes ; 500 boxes Whi
•te Havannah, and 200 hhds. Trinidad-
t.f)
,i ;i v ,-133.1
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,1 + according to the name of the preacher, and there will no A Sllor.-Wednesday night a man was observed GrDee10pik0nce,..t05u..n..t............
.......... ... ...... ... 2 deeint,tg.Ascpceoruncetnt...
f. 7 Arrived her Majes.ty's ship Rover, from RI anerro--sal e
" - 7r. --e. 17th May, on freight 310,000 dollars; Governor M'Lean, C ff e 100 bales M
o. e. , oche ; 84 casks Jamaica, and 100 barrels
- ----- 4 per cent
b T••d d S 'ices of differen
Trinidad. Cocoa 200
.ags run a . 1
longer be any distinction between them and the Indepen- on a tree in the eastern vicinity, procuring materials to prove his grtf, Zret,tl32s • - 3 per cent ...... -.. ---f. -..c Morley, from Cape Coast Castle ; Quebec, Hebord, from Nevr
WITH WHICH
dent Chapels of Mr. CLAYTON Or Mr. YOUNGER. We el ol :ie..] teyd oanwtahtee
hdeary
wfohlloo wati n gt
h. e
a'al
toCeomt
iemdeown or I'll. shoot y•u," ex- Mexican Bonita 5 per cent - --- Exchange -c -`
York-sailed llth June ; her Majesty's ship Edinburgh, from
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kinds. The imeorts are light. t
THE " TRUE SUN" IS NOW belien that the Bill is well calculated to strike a heavy presented his gun. " Shoot Ditto Account
awa gin ye like, Pm gaun to show my loyalty the morn and l'd come Ditto, 6 per cent
Deto Account 54 3%
51 Quebec-sailed 3d June. Arrived off, the Charles Kerr, PUBLIC TEA SALES THIS DAY.
INCORPORATED. blow at the Established Church. doun nane." Off went the piece, and down dropped the loyalist. Both N,Dai,ottlitm .
o Account - Ditto, 5 err cent lOl% e;
Ditto Account - Arnold, from Sydney ; James M'lnroy, M'Lellan, from the This morning at the Commercial Sale-rooms, Mincing-
°lbs.
Calcutta ; Nesbitt, Simp- lane, the quantity of Tea, consisting of about 13,000,00
- were terrified at the result, but on examination the re uall ' Mauritius ; Broxbournebury, from
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Now, the Bill, which is unquestionably of very great pleased to find that fear and not lead had produced such ye
r;e' eq
y
pid descent. PRICES OF SHARES THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK.
Paid. Per Share. son, from Surinam. Sailed the Seringapatam, for Madras of different descriptions commenced. The previous state of
LONDON : importance, was passed by the Tribunes of the poor, with- --Paisley Advertiser.
Brazilian Imperial Mining Co. (Issued at 5/. pm.) 20 - and Calcutta ; Montreal, for New York. the Market was dull. Congous were the chief put up to-day,
MONDAY EVENING, JULY 2r 1838. out a single remark that we recollect, and has reached in ANNUITY TAX SAt.E.-.Some interest was ex- BrDititstli"lSrt,;,lJc(t:lti,nnid,,,etril
yltey
50 5%
10% PLYmoterii, JUNE 30.-Wind S.-Arrived the Elizabeth, and which sold at about 2d. per lb. cheaper than last sales'
80 75 79 Collins, from Syndey, New South Wales; Lady Hilda, prices. There was a good attendance of the trade, and owing
_ems_
et
ii,taeat
tihne thoios
desi tLyterst.srdday, in consequence of it having been announced Great Western Railway Cempany
the House of Commons the last stage but one, before it
11 Smith, from Barbadoes ; St. Johannes, Rieke, from Memel. to the very large quantity put up prices gave way. The
We have to state, for the information of our Subscribers, has attracted the public attention. It is a good illustra- sold at tle City weaiginhe.h trserioniipea=
ietrilteheer annuity tax would be
113ro'rg=natilld'ital-ionn,r,;yßailyra COMpany !111 42
FALmonTn, JuNE 30.-Wind variable, fresh breezes, with sale to-day was heavy.
owd assembled, though
I'' 1 h ter ;ml. Birminehem RailYwae - - • .**
'7
8% 4
_
Agents, and Correspondents on the Birmingham Line of tion, therefore, of the inutility of the Upper House as a not equal to the crowds that used to surround these sales in former yeers t ,i,r,z es
Do. ' Extension " 3% 3% rain. Arrived the Sheldralte packet, from Halifax-sailed
Road and for the i
, nformation of the public at large, that Chamber of Legislation, when the riehts of the people only when the articles were exposed at the Market-cross. The gelds of Asph'alte, Claridge's Patent
seven citizens were put up to auction and bidders w fu d for lour Do British ..
I 1% 13th ult. Sailed the St. Jan, for Copenhagen.
LIVERIsOoL, JUNE 30.-Wind S., moderate. Juee 1.- COUNTRY CORN MARKETS DURING LAST WEEIe:.
Wheat. i Barley. i Oats. Beans. Pease...
the Managers and Directors of the London and Birming-
Do. United States..
are concerned, and when no factious project is to be for- of them; the articles distrained from 'the remaining tze owe
nre knocked
ham Railway Company refused, on Saturday night, though down at the appraiser's price. The crowd was very noisy and clamorous, Bitiomepnoloßna.esetaetni ne a lid Gaujac - Wind S. S. E., fresh.-Arrived the Higginson, Gillespie,
Per Quarter. R. to s. s. to s.l s. to s. s. s. E. to S.
warded by a mock display of a reeard for those ri ht TI
2
134 from Barbadoes; Robert James VI
-aynes, from Zante; Go- Carlisle 72 - 33 -, 23 - 41 - 29 -
gs. ie buht in other respects good order was preserved, with one exception, PRICES OF IRISH STOCKS, DUBLIN, JUNE 30.
it reached them in good time, to carry the parcel of our Bill is a gross invasion of the ri*lit f b
Miller, from Savannah ; Parker, Risien, from
'.B 66 224 g5l 111 F 4 3-4 -36 -33 3-6
vcrnor Troup, !-Ic.,;er ilatiii: ~..._. 55 61
gso t e people, and the w ere a table was seized by some individuals, and broken in the struggle. 3 per Cent. Censols 93% Gran 4 Canal Debs. 6 per cent. 934.
Papers which was destined for Birmingham, Liverpool, and Lords have n •
100ss Ditto, 4 per cent ... ......... .. - Demerara. Arrived off port, the Mary, from Bahia; Her- '
Pejith ..----w".
`.--- It) - 36 1 - 211 - 53 - -
ot deigned to waste a word on it. The Bishon of Among the articles sold was a clock belonging to the Rev. Dr. John 3N rer Cene Stock
- Hibm nian Bank
23:i les from Mobile ; Othello, from Savannah ; Edgecombe, Sheffield ....e.,.........,.... - 66 - 27 - Fr -7 41 - 33
CU ,
other towns and places on that line beyond Birmingham. LONDON introduced it, and passed it tl . , Brown, which went off for 51. 135., being three shillings higher than '
2,iittttoo IT,t4eedzg.l3o
...
101%,City of Dublin Steam Company 112,4
Winchester -.ea.., 40 72 1 26d
.3tirt ,2234
.1
.4,:i
143 d rd
.44d
trough Its several the appraiser's price.-Edinburgh Courant of Thursday. 3,e per Cent. Debentures - from Newfoundland.
That our Agents and Subscribers are disappointed is the stages. It is altogether his Bill. It is his act of legis- The Augsburg Gazette, under the head of Berlin, Bank Stock , 2oo'City Debentures, 4 per cent.... -
STANGATE CREEK., JUNE 30.-Arrived the Isabella, Dick, carnierarl3t;iiselOiel. Oi si ,i' 6ii fi 4 (..) ir 6 66 6 bc. 6 6 ii 6
'Ballast Office Debentures,4 per
from Odessa; Carnoens, Baird, from Palermo. Cowbridge 7 6 80. 4 2 00, 2 6 3 6 5 6 0 0 0 0 0 5
consequlnce of the improper conduct of the Railway Pro- lation. As far as it is concerned, he is alone the contains the more than improbable .9,urA that the army of the Ger- IG=Ceantillistil
cer.t -
DOVER, JULY 1.-Arrived off port, the Mentor, Baxter, Newcastle (Staff.) 6 0 7 9 3 6 401 3 0 3 9 5 0 5 3 0 6 0 0
prietors. The mail-coaches, or the Post-office, never re- House of Peers. Ho went through certain forms, we mfor
eicanctoownwifedenertsatiwonhicihs
iltikheal: tscto rleocnegivemeourdieerds tfoorleeve
hthet peace-
HALF-PA ST ONE. f
om Ri . Northallerton 6073'3646'334 0 5 6 6 f 0 0 0 al
Zi(7)=.7------ : 147 g g (63' 34 g :gI Nt g 0 g g g7O gg g :
fused to carry our Papers-the Directors of the Railroad can see in our mind's eye tho Loan CHANCELLOR paign, which will not, however, necessarily bTing'on a :a: :there's; Marshal Soult visited the Bank this morning, and was well
r COWES, JULY 1.-Arrivad the Agenoria, Gardner, from •
are, however, more powerful than the Postmaster-General. and the worthy Chairman of Committees mumbling of Europe. An advance into Luxemburg must, we suppose, be intended received.
Havannah ; Avanee, Lasus, and Ann, Storr, from Rio Janiero. wervekßaii--. 9 0 11 (e 3 0 4 61. 2 0 3:3 5 6 6 0 0 0 0 0
by this allusion.. . .
Consols have continued the whole of the morning at tile
OFF THE START, JUNE 30.-Arrived the Charles and RO- Bernarecfcasotle. 16 620 0,1 8 0 96154609010 0 7 6 11 se
What is done to us may be done to others, and passengers, out some questions, in order that those forms might be At the distribution of the effects of the Emperor openine price of 95,1 i for the Account with scarce a bargain
bert, Byks, from Batavia.
~ . , . Durham ,13 015 Se 7 0 80' 5 3 7910011 0 S 6 9 0
as wallas Newspaper parcels,to whom the Directorsmay take Preserved, and presto, there is a Bill sent down to the Napoleon the Countess de Lipona had the e aulettes which h
p e wore at .
doing tO the present hour ; Reduced, 94 Exchequer Bills,
POOLE, JUNE 30.-Atrived the M. illiam helson, Rob e Richmond ...ea.... ,'l3 0 17 0, 7 0 90) 5 0 8 0 9 0 li 09 0 9 o
in., Stockton _ ~18 0174,96106546 0 7 6 8 C 0 0 0 0
anaversion, who may find it necessary to repress the insolence House of Commons by the Bishop of LONDON, as an Act the battle of Waterloo. Theselshe brought with her to Paris, and, dur- rather better, 73 prem. ; Bank Stock, 2051.
from Newfoundland.
of their servants, or, for the public advantage, tostigraatiee of Legislation by the Peers. By the Commons and the iang her sttaj, Faye one of them to General Excelmanns, one ofthebravest The prices in the Foreign Market continue much the same
SCILLY, JUNE 29. Arrived off port, the Stately, Quebec. NEWCASTLE CORN 11IARKET.-June 30.
d the other to M. Oactan as in the morning ; Spanish Active, 211,- 22, with Coupons ;
Our suppiy or -nr LICA& . vasa ~.i.,--s.-.....---„„.,..__,..„,......D. -a. 414:,
their gross carelessness,or neglect, may be turned away when country it is so received. He is a great man-the Bishop of i‘ritrnalsthet'n'elple",,"l."„c:rrnclreacdeesasefdNhauTtalandlia-:
PENZANCE JUNE 30.-Arrived the Mersey, Whiteway, from
day's market, as also moderate from the coast, the whole of
Portuguese, 351 36 ; Brazilian 791 80 • Mexican, 241 25 ;
nue a
Mira • 11. '
they wish to go to Birmingham, and there are plenty of LONDON. The Rev. SYDNEY SMITH has described him On Thursday afternoon a shocking accident hap- DuteliTwo-and-Half, 53-,7-, 54-4- ' - '
which was in request, and prices ruled about Is. per quarter
GUERNSEY, JUNE 29.-Arrived the John, Flere, Havannah.
bieher than on last Saturday. In Barley wc had no change.
vacant seats. When a hackney coach is placed on the as the vrhole Church Commission. Now, we find with-the pone!' to a young rnan named Williams, a tailor. In his eagerness Very little doing in the Share Market ; Shares are heavy.
JERSEY, JUNE 29.-Arrived the Doris, Hacquoil, from Ari-
07its vvere in fair supply, and fully supported last week's rates.
stand, the driver cannot refuse to be hired by those who addition of some forms, that he is the whole House ttio,
ewsmictinecossi t:te
3R47 al procession, he attempted to climb up a lamp-post on Great Western, 14 prem. ; Brighton, at par.
chat ; Undinc, Ramm, from Dantzic.
Rye met a moderate demand, at late prices. In Malt we had
rgaret's Church-yard, and fell upon the iron rails, on The Hainburgh Papers juq arrived, of 29th June brine
wanthim ; and on the same principle, but With infinitely of Peers, one branch of th L • 1
e egis.ature, one of one of which he hung until lifted off by some of the crowd, who con- accounts that the entire 'project of the new ConstitLion of BRISTOL, JULY 1. -Arrive,d the Caroline Brooks, Tobago.
morc inquiry, at our quotations. Beans were a shade higher ;
more stringency-inasmuch as the railway proprietors have the:estates of the realm in his own pro cr veyed him to the hospital in a fainting state from loss of blood.
KINGROAD, JUNE 30.-Arrivcd the Recovery, Saxson, , . ..
but in l'ease WC have no alteration to notice. Flour met
erson Hanover has been rejected by a majority of 39.
received from the legislature a monopoly of the one line of equal to the QUEEN and superior to th I)
p ' WIGAN, JUNE 29.-The Coronation of her Ma-
THREE O'CL 0 CK. from Quebec.
rather a better sale, at our quotations. .
e POPE. Pre- t
CLYDE, JUNE 29.-AI-rived, the Pollock, Purdon, from
New. old.
conveyance, and have already rendered any other convey- bends and Chapters he has already swallowed, and no iwe sh
oel e woafstheeelecbhr.aldted here yesterday by every splendid pr.ocession: . The Consols for the Account, 951.
.
en from the several Sunday schools in the vicinity,
Miramiehi. Wheat, Northumberland s2e 72a sal
- Norfolk and Suffolk... ......... ... 655. 73s -s -s.
________________
LIN, JUNE 30. -Arrived, the Emerald Isle, Buck, from
ance in the same direction for ordinary purposes impossible, he is to swallow the Parish Church. The Bisho of tilave both of the Established Clturch and Dissenters, were regaled at their re-
•- Berwick and Scotch 64e. 69s -3 -E.
JUPITER'S ECLIPSE.-On Wednesday evening L or:Ca ; h
tee Athlone (steamer), from ditto.
-the railroad proprietors must be bound to carry so far as Diocese is to have power over it, and to sti: de speotive school.rooms with beer, coffee, Ac.
- Foreign
their ability extends, all the parcels sent to them, and Vicars, Rectors, Churchwardens, and ParishionerspersTeh Advices from St. Petersburg of the 16th ult. state the serenity of the atmos here rd r d the con'unction fJu •t 'th
the . I) en e e t o pi er wi
moon, or rather his eclipse by the moon, an object of interesting ob. CORK, JUNE 29.-Arrived, the Susan, Fudge, from Lon-
don • the Native, Co -seh from Newfoundland; the Tryagain, Rye, Norfelk and Sullolk
- lender' 33s. 37s -s.-i.
s. -s -s. -s. a
C that the Emperor f -• ' d byliis sons, the Grand Dukes
Earley, Malting, Norfolk and Suffolk_ 2Ss. 335. -s. -s. .`-'t
all the passengers that offer. Our parcel is the same, Bill is another step in episcopal aggrandizement-another Nicholas and Mich
oaoßusea, accompante . servation. Towards ten o'clock, as he made his approach, a friend who
, had unexpectedly arrived at Peterhoff, on the was takin b - •
o seri atTs aloug.with us, remarked, "lust as the mighty Hea'cock, frOm Quebec.- ' Arrived off, the Suir, O'Brien, from
-- Grinding and Feeding 2:ls. 255. ..... -s. -E. a
the Nereus, from Apalachicola. Malt, Nortelk anci Suttelk 52s stis
somewhat enlarged, as is ordinarily sent by the mail ; and step towards setting up some twenty or thirty Popes in rfrining of the 14th. His Majesty travelled from Stockholm to Peter- thundererg' Sierra Leone ;
Beans, Small
-s. -5....... as, 40s. t..-;
now that the mails run on the railroad, the railroad England, and we only do our duty by warnine our coun- .21;eremerfieftoYistehvern2155tohursi, in tim steamer Hercules. The Franconian of
Heaveniso=erne:enelfgtts:l=aacritodo ress,,Ttetetilliea=:::(lhmea,teens
Newev, JUNE 29.-Arrived, the Edward Reid, Wylie, from
- - Tick
-s. -s . s7_ 383. a,,
proprietors are bound, we apprehend, to carry it. If they trymen, that if they mean not to bo always priestridden, repair, on the 15th of Jtiiiya,ritreio.ruopneteas.that the Klizi oLoPrr=l7,::2s
where the , n p of the earth even now approaching to do homage to the youthful Vic-
toria on the solemn occasion of her being crowned Queen of Great St. John's, New Brunswick. . e f
ice
The Marina, from Cardiff to Que ,
bee struck a pee o Pease, White
- Gray 351. 40s. . ... -s. -..
343 365.
Oats, Northumberland, Potatoe ......
expected about the same time The II f Wurtember
in lat. 46 long. 59, and foundered: crew saved.. .
niay refuse, the public is placed entirely at their mercy • they must at once resist this new
, encroachment of the left Stutgard on the 20t11, for Italy. eredrtary 1 rince 0 . g Britain." At five minutes past ten the mighty planet disappeared
....--- ---.-- Faed
The Queen and the Princesses
The Themis le Bas, from Havannah, put into Halifax - Foreign
s -s s s.)
the public interest, therefore, of which we are in some Priesthood.
intend likewise to visit that country in the course of the summer. The limb d ,
behind the obscure ot' fth moon's disc 450 above her southern
prmu o e
.
leaky, having been on shore ; cargo discharged: bound to ',lour (per sack) sos. 54, -s. -s. ,
-____„,,,,,,.........---. King of Saxony rtturned to Dresden on the 21st ult., from his tour in we r
,an as a e expected him to emerge at twenty minutes past eleven,
measure the guardians, as well as our own convenience and
DERBY CORN MARKET, JUNE 29. ,
The following gentlemen, in addition to those whose Dalmatia. retted much the descent of the luminaries below the horizon London.
In consequence of our town being visited this day with a very heavy
advantage, makes it imperative on us to invite public atten-
fore th^ crier '
sion took place. May we hope that the coincidence will The Sulima, Hayes, from Catania, put into Carthagena
names appeared in The Sun of Saturday, are, we under- In the letter of Colonel Napier on the observations ib): folio, ' '
hail-storm, our Market was very small and little business done. Wheat,
tioq to this subject. We shall prosecute it by all the
ved out, and that eclipsing all the glories of the potentates of with forcmast split, and must discharge part of her cargo to
stand, to be raised to the rank of Baronets :-Mr. of The Quarterly on Marshal Seult the wo d ' '"
kin Eurone ,
, r printed as erac g
Vic ,
~ who by their representatives will do homage on tbis occasion, le place it ; bound to Kit Italtly. 70s to 72s ; Oats, 25s to 26s ; Beans, 42s to 44s ; Best Barley, 325;
means at our command, till it is settled whether the con-
bullets" should have been " c •
rashing bullets."
Grinding ditto, 28s to 30s.
David Roche, M.P. for Limerick ; Mr. Howard, M.P. for torte will after a lone reign calmly set in the predominant splendour
LIMERICK, JUNE 29.-Arrived, the Ann, Cave, from
cession of the privilege to make a railroad do not cerry with GRAND REVIEWS BY HER MAJESTY.-On of her unclouded majes7y.- Berwick Advertiser.
London ; Borneo, Gorman, from Quebec ; Bryan Abbs,
With
tiMANCHESTER CORN EXCHANGE, JUNE 30.
Youghail ; Mr. Crompton, NI.P. for Thirsk ; Mr. Guest,
c exception of 8,709 qrs. of Wheat and 1,684 qrs. of Beans
it the obligation to convey all the parcels and passengers Thursday, the sth of July, her Majesty, in company with the Ambassa- CATTLE LIFTING EXTRAORDINARY-Oli 'rues- Goienan from Miramichi.
M.P. for Merthyr Tidvill ; Mr. Dillon Bellew, Ireland ; dpoles Extraordinary, will review the Royal Artillery at Woolwich, on
to Wakefield, the week's suppi fis moderate from all quarters. The
which were before conveyed by the common road, and
day last ' . k' h - • th C Park n r Moe'? J 9 A'J tl St- • M arcs
wen,- , . about one o cloc.. In t e marling, e row
f„
.ea i ROSE, UNE -9.--- rrive , le co emaa, . e . , . .
ousiness done both in our own and the other Markets of this district
Tinte • Mr Dunlop, M.P. for Ayrshire ; m
r.
nit: mstead-marshes and at the Warren : on which occasion the Rocket
yss C astle, was broken into, and n., les than thirteen head o prre from Riga.
since our last report, hilS been of a very limited character, at the prices
which the directors of the railroad virtually undertook to Mr. '' • gade will ge through their evolutions. During the firing the vessels
Clayton, Berkshire ; Mr. Menteith Scotland ; Sir J. Crof- cattl
tl e, the property cf Captain Wemyss, the member for Fifeshire, LEITH, JUNE 30. -Arrived, tbe Henrietta, Behoman, from then quoted. Ti.e weather, though variable, has on the whole been
convey. Railroads are ()ply now comine into use ; we are Paseing up and down the river will be stopped to prevent accidents. On
son en from thence. The rogue drove them through no less than three
from Ilionbro'.
ton, Ireland; mundaY, the 9th of this month, the Queen ;ill review the Household
Kiel; James Watt steamer, faveurable for the growing crops, the appearance of which has mate.
satisfied that till a better mother.' of conveyance
fioott_rhtars, to a cattle market held near Ceres that day, a distance of
SHIELDS, JUNE 30. -Arrived, the llope, Stover, from Riga. rially improved of late.
Cavalry aml Infantry at Wormwood Scrubbs. Several regiments of
be invented they will supersede all other modes of Th hlf 1 P • ls of Friday and Saturday sties
. ars and the Horse Artillery will be on the ground. en miles. De ofrered the lot to a cattle-dealer there for 110/.,
mi 7,The down to 1001., and ultimately to 9.4/. A.nxious to cut his stick liuu,, JuLY 1.-Arrived, b n
t..e -. c, Sutherland, from St. At this day's Market the business done is confined to retail sales of
travelling, even to banishing gentlemen's carrinees from t
nee e lciewen o cc: it ie arts Jour.na . . . , . HA te. STORNI.-Last Frith canine this city a
Y m Petersburgh ;
promptitude, he eagerly aske.l for his cash
~ but as there are always . . Edward, Benin, from ditto; George Marsden, every article, and we make no alteration in the quotations of Saturday.
ved. The British resident 1 P
s n arts celc- siecinity were visited by a tremendous hail storm, accc'empallied bY eery two at a bargain making the deale'r told him he would pay his master, from Riga ; Tranby, Smith, from ditto ; Ceres, Minde, from WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET -June 29;
the roads, for all considerable distances ; and it is therefore bra.ted the rCo •
ronation of Queen VICTORIA by two public way)! thunder. The haiestones were unusually jarge.-Ilerefeed Times. lad Dot hi,. By thi, t;rne the ea grieve of Wemyss Castle, who had Memel ; R'muree, Schultz, from ditto ; Henry, Pelham, Waeat, Red, Norfolk and Suffolk
- Lin. and Cam
635. -s. to -s. fine rite.
of intense importance to every class of the community,
It E
dinners on Thursda f hic
o.w . h some account is given PRESENTATION OF GLA SGOIV.-Lord W. traced the cattle to the road leading to Ceres, and taken a post.chaise from Wyburg ; Messenger, Byrannis, from ditto ; Altona, _ Yorkshire s. -s. to 625. tine titi .
-VC hite ..
-s. 625. to 555. fine 70s.
that the powers and privileges conferred on the proprietors arrone the coron t• y,
a ion gossip in another column. After a Bentinck has eddressed aI tt t 'et:tors, to the effect that at Windygates, came up and claimed his bestial, and in the interim from Hambro ; Thorpe, Steele, from ditto; Germanus,
---t-- Foreign, fted s s. to -a tine -5.
of railways, with the obligations they impose, as far as the dcha
•te of five hours d •
uration the Chamber of Peers voted he has no intention of reteiri:
present. gr
fro()
mtfhi et
hGel arsegporwe s
ee
Utation of that place at the scamp slipped away, and neither trail nor trace or him has been
seen or smelt since. Such a spreath has not occurred in the " kingdom Cohns, from ditto.
PENZANCE, JUNE 30.-Arrived off, the Bardesta, Vcrtue,
Barley, Norfolk and Sullolk -a -s. to -s. rine -r.
295. to 325. fine 345.
üblic is con rned
p ce , should now at once be known and set-
of Fife" since the olden time, when man pursued
from Hobart Town. -- Lincolnshire
263. 30 316 fine 33r.
its competency to tr M. LA f •
Ir or a treasonable libel by a TIIE MAILS ON S EVENING.-On no
• . ATURDAY
-- Yorkshire Wold
fled. The privileges are conceded by the Legislature, not majority of 133 votesya ains The trial is fix e
ed for th former (tee 1
11, on whatever did the mails take their departure from the " The simple plan,
That he should take who ha' h the power, WEYMOUTH, JUNE 30.-Arrived, the Shepherdess, from - Foreign
-s. to -E. fine -a.
for the advantage of jobbers and speculators, but for the 9th, when it is rum urged th
9.
General Post-offi •
ce so heavily laden with newspapers as they were on
the Mauritius. li,,ins, .`,4‘'nall
-- Tick
3.35. to 665. fine 3139
o. _ t t Prince Louis ,
~
NAPOLEON saturday ev • And he should keep who can."
-- ----= -
public cenven;ence, and whatever militates against that 'II dd I "ins. It was nearly nine o'clock before several of these We underst end that a reeled fIIO .. hes been offered for the AP- BOW-STREET.-(THIS DAY.) Oats, Potato
245. to 265. fine 18s.
, wi su en y make his appearance and demand to be tried pubac conveyancers of " good and bad tidings" were able to start from rche ' ‘l' thi nee! I. n ni'
s'
'
- Poland
-a 225. to 251. fine e7s,
p nsion o s . ern nib Roy. --..cotsman.
must, we apprehe.ni, be vo:d, by the very principle on as the real author of the ern hl t ". 1 1 • St. Alartin's-le•Grand, and even then numerous additional vehicles,
- Friesland dee Sine):
cr
ip e puthis le( in
- 31ealing
~. ..... 11d. to ;hi per Stone.
which the concescon is made. We again invite public with extra hors. s, had to be put in requisition. A great influx of news. TIIE NEW B A RONETC y.-Alinisters, much to Two swells,who gave the name and address of./OhnFletcher,
the name of INI. Lam t s known that he P
-or
_r:Eeteonfs!quent on her mejesty's coronation having been entieiPeled, their creda, have ofrered to place our much-espeeted townsmen, Mr. Down-street, Pi:A(1111y, and George Jones, of Sqinore-plilce, 'tho:oig
aa, t. 32., oaf. per Load.
Mal*
attention to the important principles involved in this matter.
s. 355. fine 40s. per Loa.t.
has e. 1 • • •
capec- the a igilanee of the police, and is at pre- ()act' •-f co authorities caused the facers and sorters in the newspaper Bake Philips, and Mr. Benjamin Heywood, on the list of the Baronet. were charged by Wells, of the -F division, who stated that at liapeakCil
____....0.--_.
HS eto be much earlier in their attendance than esual ; but, netwith- age. No choi,e could have been more judicious. Both are men of ample .
- -
oncealed in Peris in order t
'.l .1 thie
re° o c ?ce e morning, he hear.d a loud no.is.e in Tavistock-
The public must, we think, be surprised, at least we .sellt c ' obe present at the trial. st.anceng this wise consideration, and the active atid unremitting exer- fortune, and both are men who would have graced the title. The former
street, Covent-garden, and on going to ascel ..ain what was the SCOTCH MARKETS.
Tile folly of the Parece is only equalled by that of the ifoiounnsfloufttthelsisvesrost.theblesttabdlishmenht-the facers and sorters-it was has been an enlightened and consistent Ilefarmer for more than half a
- ,
were, to learn, by the debate in the House of Common,
Cause of it, he found the defendants drunk, and Fletcher ring- 1 V,Thcat. 1 Par!ey. Oats. Brans. liatineal.
he mails until about century, and the latter earned the gratitude of the Government and
Government in sending*. such a trumpery affair as a sedi- rim,,:.
fi ixnead7i zfe
inte the belie, and knoaing at the doors of several housen ----I '-- __a.
that such a Bill as the one mentioned in our Paper of Satur- three-guar:4s opt' an hour after ; (eight o'clock) of de. the country by the sacrifice of his ease and his heilth in that de-
leeto 61 I '2'; to 27 20 to 21 -to - 3,3 to :3, 7.
tious pamphlet, purporting to be written by an ex-Lieute- itia,...tterinte.iisSi.mir!ar, if not greater, procrastination in the departure of legate Parliament which Made the first great movement to amend With die nssistence of 96 of the same division, they were 1,!',.','„'.11(,Z°
day," To prevent the holding of Vestry or other Meetings
46 54 lIS 2t 16 24 24
.:-t5 L:1 JD
ullr exnected this evening. Parties de.irous of facili. the re ',Emit afire seste
em. We are authorised to state that Mr. taken into custody, hav i•ng first shown grdeat resistrtee. _ Coldstreirim
,18 '27 29 - --
in Churches," had passed through thc llouse of Lords, and nant of artille.ry, before such a Court as that of the tating the'clespatch. of 'the mails to-nieht ought to put their newspapers phili p h - '•
denied. they ehowe _ any resis ance, and (~--:ip:-i'_(, ite -
had reached the last stage but one in the House of Com- Chamber of Peers, and thus giving to it an importance into the General Post-office, er the reeiving houses, early in the course ance.N zurnedsfpresettafjoAllyth,dtecabitoheoduLhhe
vhonour placed at his accept. The defendantS
se himself to the assumption after being fined ss. for being drunk, and 20s. each for the """""
latan
_3.!.; ::3;:(3, 2... tdi 22.; ;,3,fij 91,1, -._ -
of the day.
which otherwise would never have attached to it.
of a title, he left the decision to his son, our excellent representative, wssault on the police, ssisch they instantly paid, they were inv,rness - -
mons without having excited any debate, or attracted the
Letters from Athens of the 12t1 ult .
1 • mention that and that his
.lett?r to this effect crossed one from Mr. Mark Philips, ex. discharged. Kc's ~ , -
least share of attention. Tha Bill provides,- ..eounts TOREN° and PARSENT (the latter a grandee of King Otho lied pardonc .
d the persons condemned by court-martial at Pressive of his wish that his fathcr should not accept the title. Those Jacob Turner described as a Manchester manufacturer, was Kirkaldy -
Pei tit - --
" That after Decemeer I, 1839, no meeting rfoiellictu for the pureiose Spain) have arrived in Paris. It is supposed that Toneero HYdra.
who know our venerable and just-minded townsman are at no loss to chareed by Jonathan Ca 3-10, toll collector at Waterloo-hridge, nee- The ne .• of Cie 4,- asure varies throughout Ow country.
ooff divginiaendwoa
=1),•
accdording to the rules and cepifiionisar *I tfie Church will be appointed Ambassador to the French Court CnEwKERNE.-Tlie loyalty and enthusiasm dis- account for his decision. Ile is known to entertain a strong opinion . ,
Witjeommittinee, an it,sault upon him. - --
Etetatiwitini (nine; M A RKFT.- June -7
,as by law estabtished belay -fame -Ecclesiastical in the room of I displaNed here on Thursday
toe Marquis of Esrejee whose , sl , , was such as we never befor •the sed in itles tend to an unjust preference of the eldest son to the younger
c v"
-s - - tlalr''a'itictlies of a family, who are thereby reduced in circumstances below It appeared from the statement of the complainant that at eve eel e very large st,pide of .:11 kinds of Gi air; to:day, aii-d the sales were
purpose, approved by the Bishop °teethe DiAlte
"; etrall he holden in tiee •
_o mai a town. Every one seemed determined to do all in his i er
ten o'clock last night, llie defendant wisliing to cross the r,therquick. , ,
body of any Church or Chapel, nuttier crit4ecrated catakear et
ape, Incompetency has already given great offence to io shew his utmost devotion to our young and lelov olt," - their favourite relative, and s.
e •posed to the temptation of seeking place
rlge., tengered a sovereign for chaege, awl not. fee,ling testi- nr,s v`, h. a' I Parley. Oats. 1. ease. 1 Beane
nor in the chancel thereof, in ant' parish or place w h eleti;ai4 revel- the QUEEN IDS Mistress and l'• Lows PHILLIPE. °"iis were fired and hells rune for nearly twen'ty iVr --een' or pension at the sacrifice of their independence. 'We have not yet bri
765. od. 3^,. 0.1, 30, 8,1 415.0,1 , 444 I'd
, eing
hours. rd how Mr. Ileywood has decicled.-111anchester Times. tied wills o aat he was offered, lie placed leinsalf in tile wicket, Second.-
tion exceeds one thousand persons, according to the tVillerecerling His drcnce is r, The morning was beautifully floe. A very large emu had been hea
'lliad ...... ..„ us .
AM 0 50 o
and refused to move to the great ine.onvern?nce of eve!). per• e --- o ee o
census, any public or private Act to the contrary, Lobe ithstandieg,"&c (ported to b •
e ignorance of diplomatic raised by subscription for
s ._ .
the purpose of providing for the poor On Saturday evening last, about half-past eio.ht,
- -
etiquette, which has led to a series of rho
son who wanted ,-,-. ____ a.., ....... -la- .....e. _. . _
The Bill Mem etithorizes mret'ngs, villich are now holden. blunders of time most • houses were tastefully decorated on the occasion. 7, ' W"tlit'- n''"`' '' - -1-
- . -
s'aol.• ,1-....rnrlS .
ludicrously mortifying nature. had been erected ie tee ---e-- •- •
in the Vestry, to be held in other Luildine s; and authorizes

•
" The simple plan,
That he should take who Isa'.h the power,
And he should keep who can."
We understand that a reward of 101. 10s. has been offered for the ap-
prehension of this modern Rob Roy. ---colsrnan.
TILE NEW BARONETCY.—Ministers, much to
their credit, have offered to place our much-espected townsmen, Mr.
Robert Philips, and Mr. Benjamin Heywood, on the list of the Baronet-
age. No choice could have been more judicious. Both are men of ample
fortune, and both are men who would have graced the title. The former
has been an enlightened and consistent Reformer for more than half a
century, and the latter earned the gratitude of the Government and
the country by the sacrifice of his case and his health in that de-
legate Parliament which made the first great movement to amend
the representative system. We are' authorised to state that Mr.
Philips has respectfully declined the honour placed at Isis accept-
ance. We understand that, although averse himself to the assumption
of a title, he left the decision to his son, our excellent representative,
and that his letter to this effect crossed one from Mr. Mark Philips, ex-
pressive of his wish that his father should not accept the title. Those
who know our venerable and just-minded townsman are at no loss to
account for his decision. Ile is known to entertain a strong opinion
that titles tend to an unjust preference of the eldest son to the younger
branches of a family, who are thereby reduced in circumstances below
their favourite relative, and exposed to the temptation of seeking place
or pension at the sacrifice of their independence. We have not yet
heard how Mr. Heywood has decided.—Ma:zehesfer Times.
On Saturday evening last, about half-past eight,
Thomas Wallis, aged 17, an only son, and Mx, an apprentice, were
bathing in a place called the Horse-shoe Corner, a very deep and dan-
gerous part of the river of Wisbcach. It appeared from the evidence
taken before the Coroner on Monday last, that Wallis slipped off a piece
of sand into a deep place, and cried out to his companion Hix that he
was sinking. Mix immediately went to his aisistance, and endeavour-
ing to save him, ‘Vall:s got hold of Hix's legs, and they both instantly
went to the bottom. They soots after rose again to the top of the water,
Mix struggling very much to extricate himself from Wallis's grasp,
and after a moment or two they seperated from each other, and before
way one could save them they went down a second time. Boats, nets,
grappling-irons, and everything likely to bring the bodies up, was im.
rnedietely resorted to, and after an hour's diligent search Wallis was
found, and Mix about two hours after.—Canalifidgc Chronicle.
The Liege journals arc filled with accounts of the
late melancholy accident in the coal pit at Seraing, by which it appears
that nearly seventy parsons in all, ineluding three women and as many
children, have perished, besides several who have been badly wounded.
Three horses were also destroyed ; but the mines themselves were not at
all injured, and the works have been resumed. The men who were
saved showed great courage, and one of them, immediately he reached
the pit's mouth, was let down again to Vas relief of his comrades, ac-
companied by several workmen. The sight that presented itself
to these brave fellows, on reaching the bottom, is said to have
been most heart-rending ; the be.dies of the sufferere were lying all
over the galleries of the mines ht great confusion, most of
them having been suffocated, apparently, after having attempted
to escape from the gas. The excitement produced throughout the
whole district was very great, and the people from all the neighbouring
villages and the town 'crowded round the pit mouth. The widow of
one of the sufferers is said to have thrown herself into the Meuse
on not being allowed to approach her husband's dead body, where it
was lying within an enclosure along with the rest, and guarded by a
detachment of troops. The explosion arose from the carelessness of
a boy, who did not attend as he ought to the ventiletion of one of the
galleries. The King and Queen, immediately on being informed of
the accident, sent a sum of I,ooof. to the Governor of. the Province,
to be applied to the relief of the families of the sufferers. The Poll_
Pique of Liege strongly recommends that some provision should be made
for them at the expense of the country.

The public must, we think, be surprised, at least we
were, to learn, by the debate in the House of Common,
that such a Bill as the one mentioned in our Paper of Satur-
day," To prevent the holding of Vestry or other Meetings
in Churches," had passed through the House of Lords, and
had reached the last stage but one in the House of Com-
mons without having excited any debate, or attracted the
least share of attention. The Bin provides,—
" That after December I, 1809, no meeting ifokliein,-; for the purpose
of divine worship, according to the rules and cerenroriieir of the Church
of England and Ireand, as by law estattlishel or Sir sinne 'Ecclesiastical
purpose, approved by the Bishop of`Ahe DiONse;etrall he holden in tire
body of any Church or Chapel, or,other cvsn'seeratcd CrA_Arreliapet,
nor in the chancel thereof, in any parish or place wh nrIS-
Von exceeds one thousand persons, according to the tkitlailireceding
census, any public or private Act to the contrary, notwithstanditig,"&c.
The Bill also tuthorizes mect:ngs, which are now holden
in the Vestry, to he held in other Luildinp s; and authorizes
the Vestry to levy rates, borrdw money, take leases, &c.
&c., for the purpose of building rooms, or places for holding
the meetings which are now held in churches for parochial
purposes. The building may be erected in another parish,
and tsso or more parishes may unite to purchase land and
build these ntw parochial balls. Buildings on land now
belonging to the parish may be sold to pay for erecting
them ; and when they are built, all meetings which by law
or custom have heretofore been holden in the parish church
are to be holden in them and not elsewhere, save by ailjourn-
ment ; and that no chapel, tavern, nle-house, or beer-shop is.
to be used for the purpose. 'lle Bill, mor,over, graciously
permits the parishioners to Ilse these said paioebial halls,
after they have been at the enpense of erecting them, for
other purposes than holding Vestries if the said
rishioners in Vestry assembled think proper. This conde.:
seension of allowing the parishioners the privilege of using
their own building is worthy of the comptesion on them to
erect it.

CrtEwKEnNE.—The loyalty and enthusiasm dis-
distila.,ed here on Thursday, was such as we never before witnessed in
so small a town. Every one seemed determined to do all in his power
to shew his utmost devotion to our young and beloved Queen.
Guns were fired and bells rung for nearly twenty four hours.
The morning was beautifully tine. A very large Sum had been
raised by subscription for the purpose of providing for the poor.
The houses were tastefully decorated on the occasion. Tables
had been erected in the market and throughout the open
twee before it. All the poor above 12 years of age, of both sexes,
were invited to the feast. About 1,000 sat down to a plentiful dinner
of roast beef and plum pudding. All the children below the above
age were treated in the evening with tea and plum cake, Throughout
the day the town was the scene of much gaiety, and crowds of persons
from the neighbouring country flocked into the town to witness the
pleasing spectacle. Here, at least, the coronation of Queen Victoria
will not be forgotten by any narrative. In the evening there was a
display of fireworks.

Jacoi; Turner described as a Manchester manufacturer, was
charged by Jonathan Carlo, toll collector at Waterloo-bridge,
with committing an assault upon him.
It appeared from the statement of the complainant that at
ten o'clock last night, the defendant wishing to cross the
bridge, tendered a sovereign for change, and not feeling testi-
fied with what he was offaed, he placed himself in the wicket,
and refused to move to the great inconvenionce of every per.
son who wanted to pass, hut on calling policeman 118 of the
F division, he was prevailed upon to leave his post, arid re.
turned in a.short time, when in the presence of the constable
he assaulted the complainant with a stick, which he held in
both his hands, and which was broke by the violence of the
blow.

%%'h: at. Parley. Oats.
Od. ais 0,1. 30., 8.1
62 0 U 27 4
ICO 0 0 25 0 1
!rage !nice of %%lea
PRICF.4 OP PROVISIONS, C.
Oso
551 t°o". 77d,' SF:rteltbinu
10
0 0 0 9 Ditto, per co t. 84 0 90
tott_e_r__.,ll4.—....
003 in se,
0 0 7 rags, per (i I) 0 6
Lamb, per qr. 3 0 5 0 OatStraw(k .)..» 9'o :1 0
Pallow, 0 40 0 Wheat Ditto 10 0 11 6
2uartern Loaf .w. 0 091 Barley Ditto ..--- 8 0 '3 0
Potatoes, 1 ilb. 0 7 0 0 fray, 0 9 I 0
EDINZUROH MEAL MARKEI' juue ltl
'll:ere was a middling supply of Oatmeal at this day's mart et, an the
sales were ra' her heavy.
Per Sack of 263)i 0. Imp.
First Oatmeal
S3eutid
Ilirleymea:_.. ...... 1 11 0
1 I I 0
Pot karley—No. 13 per cwt. 12,-20
GLAIiOOW CORN I
A moder:.te business doing hi
s. d, S. A.
B,itisti, 014
new
tree 0 35
Irish
Varl pct
~'ig 11411 ................ `,l y :32 0
'Scottish 29 0 :1011
Wish

Least. I Beams
41s. Od 44i Vd
32 t 1 42 4)
41 0 40 U
9=. 0 I

According to adviccs from Toulon, of the 26th ult.,
the harbour-master had revived orders to dispense with
quarantine, in favour of the British squadron under Admiral
STOPFORD. This squadron was expected to reach Toulon
on the 27th, and to remain there to the 4th instant, and
thence sail fur Naples. The French naval officers wre
preparing splendid fetes fur the entertainment of their Eneg-
lish visitors. This cordiality between the two services is
highly honourable to all parties.

Beef, per lb.
X. tato'
V eal.

In answer to the charge the defendant said he was a stranger
and had often lost his way. He could assure the Magistra:e
that the blow with the stick was not wilful but accidcntal.
Sir F. Ron ordered him to pay a penalty of 41.
John Davi-, a well-known thief, and William Kennet were
remanded till Friday, charged on suspicion with robbing the
house of Mr. Thomas W►lson, upholsterer of Macclesfield-
treet, Soho, of a quantity of plate on the Coronation day in
tile at sence of the

AUTOGRAPIIS AND WlNE.—Prince Metternich
having lately asked 111. Jules Janin, the feuilletonest of the Journal des
Dehats (and who, by the way, is coining to London to be present at the
Coronation) tbr an autograph, the journalist sent him the following:—
" I acknowledge the receipt from AL de Metternich of 25 bottles of
.khannisbeir, far which 1 return infinite thanks.—Jules The
ilinee in return-doubled the quantity, and sent him 50 bottles,
A grand Reform Entertain i ment s to be given at
Croydon on NVednesday next. Upwards of 300 of the liberal electors
of East Surroy, and a number of gentlemen of influence in the county
have already bignified their intention to be present. The following
Members of Parliament have also promised to attend:—Messrs. East_
hope, O't7onne:l, Hutton, Dennison, Hawes, and Leader. W. Levesen
Gower, Esq., is to take the chair. The dinner will take place under a
splendid marquee, capab'e of containing 400 persons, which will be
erected in Fair-field.

Per Stone 01 !lib. Imp.
First Oatnie.:l. xi. 2 o
Second ditto 0 2 '4l
Barleylxeal .......... * 1 Peasemeal ' .'''
" 0 I rtlh t)
16—ith,18, —rval is 20..
1.4"1;
HKEl'.—Jtine 27.
ratiu~n in price.
'risk... °
I'
19
3
liritieh
IS 0 U.. U

It is state.l in these Journals, that MEHENET ALI has
announced his determination not to continue the
payment of -any tribute to the PowrE, and thit
quently a war betWeeti the SULTAN and the Egyptians
Viccroi.iiinevitable. Rumours are in circulation that the
Vyer6Sr Ls already proposed the question of the recogni-
;eon of his independence to the consideration of the leading
European powers.

The Minister of War of his Holiness the- Pope
(Cardinal Fahrizi) died of an attack of apoplexy on the Sth nit.
THE BOOK OF TILE COURT ; exhibiting the
Origin, Peculiar Duties arid Privileges of the several Ranks of No.
bility and Gentry, more particularly of the great Officers of State and
Members of the Royal Household. Ly William J.. Thorns, Esq., Fellow
of the Society of A titiquaries.—A great quantity of curious and useful
information—of peculiar interest at the ',res./lit moment—is crowded
into this book. We are not aware of any similar publication which is
so comprehensive in so small a compass, so full in matter and brief in
form. The first section Embraces the duties and privileges of the
Sovereign, and the various members of the royal family; the secoral
section traces the nobility and gentry through th;irleveral ranks, de-
scribing clearly and succinctly the origin andediirse of each; tux third
section explains the scrotal orders of knighthood; the fourth is ad_
dressed to the history and privileges opboth Houses of Parliament ; the
fifth to the great officers of state,l4cli as the Lord High Steward, the
Lord Privy Seal, the Secretaries of State, &e.; and the sixth to the
officers of the household. The whole is collected with considerable
care, and enriched with anecdotes and historical memoranda of per-
manent interest. It forms a valuable companion to the Peerage and
Baronetage Books, which it illustrates by a body of facts essential to
the complete development of our aristocratic institutions.—Allan.

. iieuut;,i:tli ;jolt, __l•D g 1 is!'
Scottish
Pease, Sculti6h
Oatmeal, per 14611, l5 9 18 0
k lour, per tnllo :00 b 5 U

Subjo!nd arc extrac!s from the Journals of Fri,lay and
Saturday :

It must strike every per::cn in the least acquainted with
the mode of manaing garish affairs, that tl,is Bill is an
order and an invitation to parish tiustees, reect vestries,
and other jobbers, to bein a glor'ous parish job on a great
scale. How all tl e usual parish carpenters, plumbers, ar-
chitects, surveyors, &c. &c.w 11 be delightel v,ith such a Bill!
It is giving their patrons new powers oF taxation—and order-
ing them to make use of them. The nation, each county, and

A letttr from Logrono of the 22d inst., written
,by a correspondent of
the Constitulionnel, has the fillowing :—" On the 19th the att:_•ck on
Peracerratla began, a2rl en the 20th, the breach being practicable, the
troops were preparing fur an assault, when Dpartern, having get notice
that Gucrgue and Garcia were crossing the Trasino, marched in that
direction; the next day having been kilned by the corps of Butorens
and the cavalry of Brohowski, he zittacird the enemy. The battle,
which was stopped by approach of night, recommenced on the morning
of the 22d along the whole line; and before mid-day the enemy were
beaten. The Queen's troops made 800 prisoners, took four pieces of
artillery and some baggage. The cavalry have not yet given over the
pursuit. On the same day the troops entered the town by the breach

G
REEK COLONIAL COINS NEAR EXETER..
Some more of these interesting numismatic specimens have been lately
Lrouglit to light in a f, h 1 a.ljoining the spot near Pinhoe, where the
114.4.1111 es and S 3 rian Coins were lately found. They consist of two
small thick coins of Antoninus Pius, of Hierapolis in Syria ; an Alex.
:order Severus of Carrie, a Roman frontier garrison, and city, in Me-
sopotamia ; an Alexander Severus, and two Bczants of the Lower Greek
Empire, one of which is Justin 11. elected Emperor of the East, All.,
563. The other bears the figure of Christ with nimbus round the
head, on the obverse an Emperor and the Virgin Mary standing holding
a cress, &e. Three Alexandrian Coins (Egypt) of Trajan and Ha-
drian, another Berant, and four other Roman Coins, have been pro-
cured from the same spot.

Barley.

Oats,