The Sun.
London, England, 1823-03-03 00:00:00

ivith the debate in the Chamber of Deputies on
the preceding day, respecting the expulsion of
M. Manuel. It was tempestuous beyond exam-
ple, excepting, perhaps, the examples which the
Convention has left. There is the same violence
—the same spite—but so puerile and petty as
not to inspire terror. We have given, in our no-
tice of Thursday's arrivals, a sketch of this de-
bate (see TNE SUN of this day), and from the
press of other matter we cannot afford room for
any thing additional. It appears that the Libe-
rals and a part of the Centre have strenuously
taken up the defence of M. Manuel. But this
is not a majority of the Chamber, and the right
breathes vengeance against them..

[IIII.ITISII HMS.]
We received last night the Paris Papers of.
Friday ;—they are filled with another stormy
debate on the arbitrary motion for the expulsion
of M. Manuel from the Chamber of Deputies :
the debate closed by referring the question to
th© bureaus to the next day. We regret that
the late hour at which we received the Papers,
and want of space, prevent our giving the able
speech of M. Manuel, which is full. of energy.
" If," said this dauntless and patriotic speaker,
" excesses have ensanguined the Revolution, we
cannot forget the great results it has produced,
and at the very moment in which you -may pro-
nounce my arrest, or dictate the law of my se-
clusion, you cannot make me forget the interests
it has created, and which will exist as the Char-
ter has confirmed them." The motion made
against M. Manuel is a disgrace to a Legislative
Assembly, and if carried with the expulsion of
that enlightened Member, will rouse the indig-
nation of all France. It is said to be the inten-
tion of the Cote Gauche to- retire from the
Chamber if the base and slavish Ultras. succeed
' in expelling M. Manuel.

COUNTRY MARKETS AND FAIRS,

DURING TILE LAST WEER,

LIVERPOot. Coact EIieMANGE, Feb. 96.
The arrivals this week are small. in coniparisou with the lasts
yet we consider them a fair supply. The dullness noticed on
this day
.week continued until to-day, notwithstanding some
few sales were effected, but at lower prices for Irish Wheat ;
and, although this iday's market was but indifferently at-
tended by dealers, the prices we quoted as nominal last 'Tues-
day, were to-day obtained for some very large parcels of mid-
dling qualities of Irish Wheat to speculators: the dealers buy-
ing sparingly of the finer sorts, they barely support the currency.
Both Malting and Grinding 13erley are become scarce, and, in
consequence, a little higher. Malt is not to high in request,
but it keeps up in price. Oats are plentiful, and the supply
exceedin the demand, they might have been bought an better
terms. No alteration in Beans or Flour.
Wheat, English,Old
New es 9d a 7s Od
Ditto sound Os Od a Os od
Scotch. Old 6s 3d a 619 d
Foreign (in bond) Os Cd a• Os od
Irish, Old .
New
Barley, English, Old
New
Irish, Old . Ss Cd a Ss ad per Nibs.
New
Scotch, Old 3s 6d a Ss ad
New
Oats. Potatoe, Old
New 2s 7d a 9s Ilid
Limerick, Old 'is 7d a 9s 84
New
Welsh, Potato, New 2s ed a 21 Bit
Malt, Fine
Ditto, middling.: es 6d a is Od
Beans, Old
New 914 Od a 39s Od
Superfine Flour, Old
New Ble Od a 33s Od
Oatmeal, Old —s od a —4 Od
New
American Flour, sweet, (in bond), —s Od a —s Od per barrel
of 1961b5. net.--Sour, (out of bond), 24s a 961:
Import of Grain for the Week ending Feb. 24.
Wheat 1 Barley 1 Oats Flour • Sas Irisb.
80. 701bs. Bsh. 601bs. Bsh. 451bs. Aus.Bs Is. per 14Q1bs
57,180 " 5,550 59,340 .....
2,804
Cit 1311141' Feb 29.
Wheat, per 75 lb. es 6d a Is 3d—Barley, 98 tits, 41 24 a
4$ 4d—Oats, Os 0.1 ries Od.

NANTWICH, Feb• 42.
%neat, per 751 b., es ed a 71—Barley, 4$ 4d s 4s Cd—Oats,
42, Cd aas Od. _ . _

_
CANTrtIBURY, Feb. i 2.
Wheatßrown.... StTs a 47s Tick% ....
White.... —s a --2 Hog Pease sas a 31s
--- New •.... 45s a 59s Boiling Peale, ~
Rye —l a—s Flour
Barley 241 a sit Hay, per ton ... 60s a 65s
Oats l6s a 271 Clover . „ 65s a 60s
Beans 241 a 30s I Straw
Mainsront, Feb. 20.
Beans, Tick .... 901 a 9.13
—Small • 22s a 9th
Pease, Grey .... 30s a 441
Boiling . 50: aSO
'lilts, HI. Os. per Tbottland.

Whest, Red .... . 96s a 44s

----White 9Bs a 48s
Barley
Oats lBs a 22s
Price of Oil Cake at Torii

TENT titDr:
Wheat Red 3ss a 42%

r, Feb. 21.
Beaus
Pease Vtibits .... 991 a 30*
--...- Grey les a 2131

381 a 44s
Barley
Oats Ws a 941

CANIARIDGC, Fe
Wheat
Rye
Barley

b. c.—Average.
1 Oats 17s 64 per .fir
Peas
Beaus

lIUNTMGDON. Feb. 49.

Wheat .... 204 Oda Ws od 1 Oats lss Od a 90t Od 1
Dailey .. • • 24s Od a 27s od 1 Beans
Peas ---t Od.
Wtsnrcu, Feb. sle.--"Averatte.
Wheat ...... 37s od per qr Oats,
Barley
Rye
HAnsTuN DISMICT.—The Receiver of Assize Returns re-
ports 36$d bushels of wheat hought,for 894113111 d, and/1160j
bushels of dour sold for 9601 gs bd.
WoacesTsn, Feb.2e.
- -

Wheat • ... 45 4,1 a 6s oft Oats
Barley is 3d a 2s Btl I Beans
Pease
Yoßlt, Feb. Is.
The supply of all sorts of Grain was small ; fine Wheat,
15 to 2s per quarter dearer; inferior better sale. Barley and
Oats Is. higher. In Rye and Beans no alteration.
W heat
Ity e

... Wit a 3gs

IV beta
Barley

6TII.
I Oats
Bean%

a 44$
get a 3ls

V.'beat
Hark)....

VSs n 50s
..... 9Ss a SOs

STOL.
°MI .
Beans

les is ils
Stes a Sis

Wheat .....
Barley „ „

SUIPTO!.
40; a 4G;
iOl a 991

MALLILT
1 °*"
Beans .

In a 441
Set it 34►

SALlstivity
Wheat
I :Ss s a 49s Od Beani .

lee a ?91 Od
gas a Sit od