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mere vote of that Honac would nut satisfy th? room' t
it would not allay alarm ; there would be more wis-
dom in delay and deliberation than in rash and sum-
mary proceedings. He thought that the currency of
the country.--in England, Scotland, and Ireland—
should be uniform. It might be said, that
small noti' circulation might be suited to Ireland
and Scotland, but not to England. Ireland, on account of
her negligence ; and Scotland, for the the opposite reason,
on account of her prudence; might be permitted to have
these notes, though they were declared to be unfit for
Englund. But he would say a, Voltaire was stated to
have said to a physician, respecting a regimen—he requested
him "to wait until he had more strength." So he
would say to the political physician of the State—do net
establish a system of currency which will place this coun-
try in a disadvantageous situation with respect to Scotland
or Ireland, or if you ate determined to impose it, "
wait
until she has more strength to bear it than at preoent."—
(Hear, bear, bear.) The Honourable Baronet concluded
by expressing his determination to support the Amend-
ment.

Mr. HUSKISSON rose to explain. He could not now
(as the present stage of the debate deprived him of the op-
portunity of doing so) enter into a refutation of all the in-
Fonsistencica in the speech of the Hon. Baronet who had
just oat down, or of the lion. Member far Callington (Mr.
Attwood) who preceded him in the discussion. lie would
only explain so far as to vindicate himself from the charge
of inconsistency on this question. What he said was
borne out by far liieer authorities than himself. He had
said that it was a proof of
the happy state of the country,
when there was a gradual an,:z steady tendency towards
high prices, from sound, natural, c47leistent and perma-
nent causes, but that high prices proceedirg
from desul-
tory and artificial causes--from rash and dangerous rue-
ciliation, or from any other temporary unsatisfac-
tory source, so far from being a proof °,,f" niti;;lnal prom-
verity, was the revenue.---(Hear, hear.) That was what
he had said, and that by which he abided ; he wistet.,
therefore, with whatever other inconsistencies he might be
charged, that his opinions upon this subject might be emir
sidered amongst them. He would not, at that late hour,
further remark Upon the doctrines advanced in the speech
of the lion. Member for Callington (Mr. A.), doctrines
which were shameless and unprincipled, and calculated to
promote fraud and lead to national bankruptcy.__(Hear.)
Mr. ATTSA OOD called upon the Right lion. Gentle-
man f 6 explain what be meant by imputing to him the
promulgation of doctrines ehamelee and unprincipled.
Mr. HUSKISSON 'said, he would repeat what he had
already said—that the doctrines advocated h-,; the Hon.
Member (Mr. Attwood) were calculated to promote fraud,
and lead to rtatiutial bankruptcy.
Mr. ATTWOOD re that the Right Hon. Geode-
man was the advocate of doctrines far mere calculated to
promote fraud, and lead to bankructry, than any doctrines
which he supported.
The Gallery was then cleared fur a division—
For the Amendment of Sir J. Graham
Against it 154

Majority against it lO9

Mr. G. DAWSON brought in-the Annual Appropria-
tion Bill. Tie other Orders of the Day were then dis-
poeed of, and the House adjourned at a Quarter to Tian
o'clock.

THE MARKETS.

COUNTRY conN DIAnKETS DURING THE WEEK.

ißrans.
Per Quarter. '1
6‘.‘hWelet.,
„. ..
Filandford •," 7 78 24 33 34
Brigg.---- 50 55 25 ul ' 36
Cambridge—.— 57 so 4,1 4$
otoatl23.
Chard 56 66 ne 384,4 ig
Huntingdon 53 56 23 26 22 ,4 27 a,
Long Sutton— 48 57 16 40 44
Louth 5O 54 25 %I 16 70 NA, 40
Lynn,. 44 58 1 30 16 94 5. 4.6
Newark --... 48 59 29 35 90 30 44
Nottingham ....—. 58 62 35 43 SO 40 41
Peterborough 40 60 26 30 18 25
Plymouth
55 31 25 53
Sleaford
Uppingh2un 52 56 t‘i 32 20 28 10 44
isbech 46 56.95 27 16 23 38 40
CHELTENHAM MARKET.—June
Per BusheL 5. d. to e. d. Per lb. d. to e.
I Wheat

CHELTENHAM
Per BusheL 5. d. to e. d.
Wheat
Barley
03t$

4 9 6 6 IL;Mb::
5 0 8 0 Pork
Hay 31. Os. to 41. (

.—June
• lb. d. to!..
8 S
n ?i&
(3
8 9^
•
et
r. pet ton.

Beans
Prisfre

LEWES DIA RKET.--June
White Wheat (per quarter) .£3 0 0 to £3
Red ditto
Barley . ........ .....
Oats, New 1 0 0 1 1 0
Pease 0 0 0 0 0 0
Oil Cake, New l2 10 0 pet thou:lift&

HULL 34ARKET.--Junca,
This Market continues to be met with a very linsitsd
supply of Wheat from the farmere, and we have a fair de-
mand for the best runs at fully as good prices as last Week,
and in some instances a trifle more has been obtained. 'tie.
secondary qualities and Foreign may be toted without al-
teration, but the demand limited. Oats support late prices,
and although we hare not much business passing, yet there
is a more general enquiry for this article. Good dry !str-
eets of Beans are in demand at our quotations. We harp
no malting Barley offering to-day. In Rapeseed and Lin_
sued no alteration.

Wheat, Old 523. 31s. --s Kew --s. 486. li-A4.
--- Foreign . ..... ... --€. 54. 546.
Oats, Poland --s. 203. 245. ...... Old ..... .... —e. 268. 1.;•.
small or Feed —a. lt. 16s.
Foreign —. 21s. 225. . ..,,,a, .--1... --6.
Barley, Norf.& Sul ... —e. 3.-. 3:.b. Line. & Wold —s. 286. Y.V.
-- Foreign —a. —e. —c.
Beans 3Ss. Vis. 425. Foreign ...... ... —6. —a. •4a.
Pease, 'White —s. —s. —6. Grey --s. 326. 34a.
Tares —a. 366. 40s. Foreign —a. 30s. 34.=,
Rapeseed, in bond per last none. Free --1. 221. Zst,

LEEDS CORN MARKET.—June 3.

We had agood supply of Wheat, but notmtich of (Abet'
Grain. Fine fresh Wheats supported last week's prices, but
the demand was only limited, and middling samples were
entirely neglected. The little Barley offering brought last
Tuesday's rates In Oats, Shelling, and Beane, there was
Pc:steely any thing doing, and prices nominally the sante
Wheat, Norfolk and Sul%lk, 60th.
York. and Lincoln. 601 b.
.523. to fsss. e ..,
Barley, Norfolk and Suttblk
-- Yorkshire and Lincolnshire
-- Grinding
Beans
Oats, Potatoe . ilia. to 28s. :1
----bleating, Foreign ltd. to ltd.... English lid. to 12}0. per et.
Shelling 27s. to 28s. per toad.
Rapeseed, English, 20/. to 231. Foreign, --/. to —/. per last.

MANCHESTER SMITHFIELD.--June 4.
At per lb. Finking the °Md.
2,VJI dd. to '7O. 13 I. to ';
46,3 Cattle - 4 611152 Pigs 5 6,
2,220 at 61d. to Bd.

MANCHESTER POTAI'OE MARKET.—)Iay 31.
Potatoes, 3s. Od., 3s. dd., and ss. Ql.per load of 12 score and
121bs. ; New ditto, Os. Od., Os. (M., and 0.. per ditto ; Turnips. Os. Od., Os. Od. and Os. Od. per load of 16 pecks; Onions, —.J.
—a. Od., and —.s. per 12 score.

MANCHESTER YAI
No. d. d.
throb-tic Twiet, 20..101 to II
12i 13
40 151 r 7
Mule copTivist/
..11
.1 12
for
4.0 —l4 13
30..17f 20
60 -.20 fa
TO —23 26
SO 2"; 30

N MARK,

71..--June 5.
30 14 to 114
40 ....- 11j1 J 2
14 P
60 - IF
2rl
SO 22
ioo 24 31
120 -- 54 Ai
10-- 7 H
14.....-. Se 9
18 9
24 ---. 10 )04`

Mule Cop
Weft..'

Wefttrom
waste

MARKETS.—Jurre
oatmeal, per ft. is. rd. to2s. Ri
Pemomwl 2 u a 4
Pot Barley, cwt 1:: A t 7 0
Peed clitto 20 8 f;.k.t 0
Grey Peue -12 0 0 0
White ditto ly 0 14
Blue ditto. l3 0 14
RKETSY

GLASGOW RETAIL
Beef per lb. Os. M. to Os. EkL
Mutton 0 6 0 S
Veal 0 6 0
Hams 0 0 7
Lamb per qr. 0 0 0 0
210artern Lout.., 0 9 0 0
Flour, per stone 2 0 2 9
Rye I 6 1

DUMFRIES MA..
s.d. s.d.
Barley 4 Eggs,
ac'zQn
.......... 5 0
Wheat, Imp. Bush
26 :t027
Nip:tut:firer, 500d84.t0500el
Oats
Flour, I" 00
34 5
Oatmeal . . ... ...... 1 0
Potatoes, cwt 0 0 Quatteni Loaf 0 7 0 S
CATTLE mAnKET.—The muds this week exhibited the
most numerous show of cattle that we have seen this
three-olds ; 461 two-
season ; their respective numbers were as follows ;-154,
347 highlanders ;
813 stirks; 107 queys; 45 cows,
and eight bulls—total
1,345. The drove cattle, with the exception of one lot
or eo, were by no means a superior show, and dealing was
much the earns as it has been for some weeks past, that is,
rather slow, and prices considered low ; the best lot in the
ra&et had been exposed at Crocketford the previous day,
and did not find a purchaser there, but was disposed of here
three
at about 121. per head; the other lota sold at from 91. to
71. per head. We are happy, however, in being able to
speak in different terms of the dealing in grazing or emtll
cattle ; the show embraces beasts of every description, and
we have seldom or never before seen such a number of per-
sons anxions to buy at one market. Business commenced
briskly in the forenoon, and continued eo till neatly the
whole was disposed of. The priers of two-years.olds rated
!corn 71. to four guineas per head;
and sticks from 5/. to
2/. 10s. We have seldom seen a better market for small
beasts, and it was computed that an advance of 58. per
head had been effected. The highlanders were a good
show, but could not be said to go off so well as the Gallo:
ways ; a fair proportion, however were sold ; the picks
for two-years olds rated from 5/. to 2/. 10s. A tiotaer
of (*Ws were disposed of, at from (3/. t. 1L per head.
Yeari.:l7 ............
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