The Sun.
London, England, 1826-11-25 00:00:00

SPIRIT OF THE PUBLIC JOURNALS.

Earl Stanhope in the pamphlet which we yesterday
noticed, throws down his glove the champion of the
at
"liberal
raeblyploevlietil
agricultural interest, and curries the war into the enemy's
country,
politicians," a,w„ politicalholevolleeocofnsnomeeirsstaa;idansye,,asmnas
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nufacturers,' who employ that " pernicious" engine called
" machinery" to facilitate the sale of their goods. But, if
great landed proprietors will inveigh against members of
the monied and manufacturing interests, for pursuing their
several vocations by means which appear to them the most
expedient, are the said great personages quite sure that
tfiCy themselves stand only in a defensive position, and that
by the outcry against any change of the Corn Law of
18111, which .
itijelf effected a tremendous change in the
general, condition 04: the country, they are not striving to
perpetuate an unjust ate %
upon others, instead of protect-
ing their own natural inheriPsnce from injury ? Look at
the present' state of the landholurs compared with what it
was before the introduction of the :9 per cent. property-
tax under the Whig Administration of .1806. The pro-
perty-tax was for the support of the war--an object, of
course dear to Noble Lords and country Gentle:nen. By
them the tax was voted; but by whom paid ? Nor, un-
questionably, by those who enacted it. The first step
taken by the landed interest, was to raise their rents to such
a pitch as effectually covered, not merely the income-tax,
but the assessed-taxes raised to the war level, together
with the increased prices of all the article as well of
luxury as of subsistence; thus taxing others, and exempt-
ing themselves. Well, then, thus matters continued until
the peace. At the peace, it would have been but just
that a fall of assessed-taxes, of income-tax, and war prices,
should be followed by a reduction of rents to such an
amount as would 'care the landlords where they had for-
merly stood in relation tc.; the rest of the community. This,
however, would not do at all ! the maxim of the landholders
was to keep all they had got iN the way of profit, and to
shake off every burden by whic; their advantages had,
during the war, been qualified. Ti.'eY foresaw a fall of
prices to that point which would saint a possible
inroad upon their monopoly, since the probib;!ion extended
only to a market price falling short of 635. pe..r quarter.
What did they do ? They bullied their humble derudent
the Minister, into a substitution of 80s. for 635., fo? no
purpose under heaven but to keep up those rents which
had been raised to throw upon other men's shoulders the
war taxes above alluded to. The following year after that
in which the corn-bill was carried, the property-tax was
repealed,—the triple assessment was besides got rid 'of,—
the professed motives of the country gentlemen for doubling
and trebling their rents had no longer any existence :
then upon what plea but such as honour, truth, and jus-
tice must disdain to bring forward, could they defend the
" pernicious machinery' which they had resorted to for
raising rents, after the original motive or pretence for "in-
troducing that pernicious machinery" had been swept
away, and utterly annihilated ? The fact is most disgrace-
ful to those landholders who taunt the fundholder with the
immense augmentation of his property. The man who
purchased into the funds in 1792, when the 3 per cents.
were much higher than at present, has just, the same in-
come which he then enjoyed, with a considerable diminu-
tion of his capital. The man who had 1,00) acres in
1792, yielding him 1,0001. a year, retains his acres undi-
tninished, and derives from them a rental of 2,5001. per
annum. So much for one view of these respective inte-
rests. The landlopls have, in reality, taken and kept a
terrible start, beyond all the other classes of society. They
have still a monopoly in the home market of the article in

which they deal, whilst the commercial part of the nation,
which had likewise its monopoly of the foreign market, ha.
been reduced by the peace to its natural resources and di-
mensions. Let us now share alike the lot which is pre-
pared for us, and all sink equally with the ebb—as all were
buoyed up by the flood stream of the national fortunes.—

We ought, perhaps, not to name in any relation with Lord
Stanhope's pamphlet, not even in contrast with it, an able

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and inpeed prophetic little work, entitled the Question
fairly staled, which was published by Mr Broughton in
181.5, when the corn-law was then in contemplation. The
true state of the opposite interests was there well deve-
loped, and the course of argument which we have in part
adopted was pursued by the author with perspicuity
and force.—Times.

Mercantile people of honour, and the public in general,
will be glad, by the proceedings of last night in the house
of Commons, to see that Mr. Brogden's return to the chair
of ways and means is adjourned; and a . Sir Alexander
Grant—a man of great experience, Mr. Canning says---is
to discharge the functions of the office ad interim. Mr.
Brogden says he is the victim of calumny, and all that
kind of stuff. It is very well for men charged with a
grievous offence to use such language. Mr. Brogden may
be innocent or guilty, but wo can tell him that these are
words of course, and which occur every day in a certain
Court at no great distance from our office, which we are
loth to name. Before we recapitulate, as we shall have
occasion to do, the heads of this person's, suppOsed delirn
quency, we shall advert to the chief topic on which he re-
lies for his exculpation—the report of a set of Arigna Pro-
prietors, whom Mr. Brogden praises " as a competent tri-
bunal," and which report, he says, " was most conclusive
in his favour. It was subsequently adopted by the pro-
prietors at large; and the same persons, after the real de-
linquents were removed, and new Directors appointed,
called upon him to till the office of Chairman. ' Now,
without stopping for one moment to consider whether a
tribunal composed of such persons was competent to try
Mr. Brogden,—supposing, also, that not the slightest im-
putation, up to this moment, had been cast upon his con-
duet,—we shall coolly ask the question, whether a
person, celled par excellence' to be Chairman of the
Aligns, Mine Company (to say nothing of his almost
countless directorships in other bubble speculations),
is fit to be Chairman of Ways and Means in the
British House of Commons ? Whether the .two of-
fices are what artists call " in good keeping ?"
Next, for the facts of Mr. Brogden's case. He took, he
pocketed, and he still retains, like the knaves who plun-
dered the Greeks, upwards of one thousand pounds, an
aliquot part of the sum of fifteen thousand pounds, the
proceeds of a swindling transaction. lie says lie thought
(he thought) the money was due to him from the sale of
some of his shares of the Arigna mines. Did he ask whe-
boaryseill:thionugg
thsuepy-
ther the thousand and forty one pounds which he pocketted
ht
came froM that source ? If not, is he in the habit of re-
s?"l:usitlighe
ceiving such large sums of money without asking from
they
from
innlea;noatnhde r
pose, them to proceed from one source, when, in fact,
proceeded from the sale of his shares. Allowing him, for
argument's sake, to have had the shares, did he commission
any one to sell them ? Did he make any transfer of then ?
If not, is he in the habitof
receiving sums of money to
the amount of above a thousand
pounds as an equivalent
for property of which he never made any legal conveyance
—for property, the purchaser of which has parted with his
money, without taking in return any scrap or iota of evi-
dence, by which he can show his right to the possession
and the use of the thing sold ? If this be not Si.r Brog-
den's general practice, but only the practice of the Aligns
Mine Company, and his practice as connected with that
speculation, we must say that it is a very respectable com-
Pan Y---yea even a delightful company. Such companies
and such sales, of d • and such habits doing business, have
been of great service to the nation recently—have carried
plenty and happiness into the bosoms of thousands of fa-
.
milies—.have enriched and
wen stability to banking con-
cerns hist year; and the hairman of such Companies
on fait indeed to be exalted.—lbid.
We think it likely that the late panic for a rise in the
Stock Exchange arose from a plan of a house in London
connected with a house in Paris. The Paris house we
have been informed, sonic time since, got into its posses-
airm the greater part of the French Three per Cants ; the
latter, however, do not amount to more than about
1,000,000/. Commanding therefore, the Paris Three per
Cents' market, the plan was, by means of small sales, to
have a suecessionof prices one rising higher than ishotl)er
for instance, 70, 701, 71, 71f, 72, sc.; to nuke it be be.

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lieved in England, that the French Three per Cents. were the time 'within which accusations might he preferred, MEETiNGS OF CREDITORS. • • • Valeiltia Raisins 655. ; 1,955 baskets, 580 boxes ditto Denia ditto
so .rapidly on the advance, that M. Villele seriously content- would add little to the probability of detecting gross guilt, 40s. a 435. ; 62 butts New Zante Currants 925. a 945. ; nearly
. COUNTRY , . , .2 . all sold. Also, 2,991 boxes New Muscatel Raisins in bunches
DIARY Tuesnay Nov B'' •
plated on being able to carry into effect his measure for but would afford both opportunity and temptation to •
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Ashton, J. and S., Stockpor.t-Star, Blanchester-9
Beata , 955. ; 1,700 half-boxes ditto 100 s. ; 1,320 quarter-boxes ditto
the reduction of interest on the Fiveper Cents. To aidthis harass, with vexatious threats, thoSe wlibm there was no
man R., Bolton-Bridge Inn, Little 801t0n..-3 105 s. • 5 quarter-brls, 100 boxes, 200 half-ditto New Jordan
4, ~,,,,,ration," the house in London, we have heard, serious intention of .ptitting finally upon their trial. Bribery
Cole, T., Exeter-New London, Exeter-41 Almonds 111. ; a small part sold.
.‘ speculated" for Account in our own Three per Cents. ;1 is a charge ensity.Made 1 and it is difficult. even for DC I' D King's L S' N ' 1 1 as, ~ ynteee. wan, emu, 1,-:.:..g
and in order to aid both operations, Stock Exchange re- the man of the best intentions to say, whether he is Flower, T Melkshain-;-White Hart, Bath--11
.; ~ ClEisiEttAl. AVEtIAGE PRICE OF ARITISH COR?1,
ports have been daily put forth to the effect, that such and perfectly secure against it; for the zeal, the impru. 11
Gaeemore and roriter, Blaitellester-Bleatia. Aiiiiiiorth and t 6. (WMCIIGOTERNS ESPORTATION.)
such an express had been received from Paris, and that the, donee, or stupidity of agents, may often
.Svithont any Manchester t s. [ROW LAST MORT'S LONDON OAZSITI3.I
Font* Weekended Nov. 17, 1826, made up from the Return& of the ,In-
French ['Mee per Cents.' were 72, 72k, &c. Luckily, direct act on his own part, place him, isteording to legal Hall :and I:sieeecki Shieirshary and Liver el-George, Liver-. F° spectors in the different Cities and Towns in England and Wales.
bovvever, for the public, the newspapers daily destroyed construction, in a very awkward eituetiOn. Whether we con- pont-412 , Wheat--...... 555• 9d. 1 Oats MO lOW. 295. 4d, I 8ean5.......,.:. 50s. 81
' , 8ar1ey............375. 4d. Rye .....--. 3135. 101, Pease.--. 545. 01
such reports, SO far as a very rapid advance was concerned; skier the nature of the Charge, or ilie 'evil of Aidenae by Hulley, W., Chowhent---Royal Hotel, Manchester-11
dr the MotiWs Morn which it ________ ' - -
for they daily published the price. The public ought to be which it ie mnsually suported, Inkersole, J., St. -Neets-J'aleon, St. Neots-I0 . . • PRICE OF SUGAR.
Average Price of Moira or Muscovado Sugar, cmpputed from the
extremely on its guard, in this case of trench Three per is ,esnrenonly brought forivardi there are the strongest real- Inkersole, T., St. Neots-Falcon, St. Neots-12 Returns made in the ivecending tho22d day of Nov., 1826, is 295. leo.
Cents.----11forning Herakl. sons kir limiting te h thort period the time within which Irish, M., Lewes--Star, Lewee_ii per met., exclusive of t".`e Duties of Customs paid or payable thereon on
• the importation thereof into Great Britain..
The Exchanges for some time past have been to ' accusers Meat come forward. The credibility of the evi 1-ASter n i • 00l 11 Lamb, J. and J., Liv7ppo .n tl Garter, LI erp - _
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- • WNITECHAPEITHAY MARKET.-Nov. 23. .
- Martin C, Maki. fidvd-C,ommercial rooms, Bristol--I '
felling; should they continue to fall,• gold and silver will '. dence depends often on very minute circumstances, un- Mei N' and Brisbane, Manch t r W l3
Hay . --, ,- 7os. Od. to 105 s, od. i 5traw.................315. Od. to Sts. Od.
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__ _es e - bite's, Blanchester-11 clover ........-- SOc Od. to I3os. Od. I
be at a premium. For the le.at ten or twelve .yeirrs Ex- noticed at the time, which would he altogether forgotten, ens r'
an
ershaw, H., Be e'en-Punch Bowl, Nottingham-11 -
changes have been regulrel t ;
on tae r.se-nOW, libwever, long before the lapse of eighteen months. To leave our Perrin, T Marlboroe • • PRICES OF HOPS (per Cwt.)-Nov. 24.
gh-Rummer tavern, Brist -
01-1 l
-s
they have taken a tura, ;an we should not he surprised rePresentatives at the mert:y, for 'nearly two years, of the Poster, J., Salford-Star, Manchester=--9 Kent.., 44 Os. 4/, lis. to •64 ..Os. Ken.. 34 ill. ,31. 18s. to 4/. Ms.
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if they were still f
dither to decline, though probably not most profligate of their constituents, would be contrary to Rix and CO., St. Neots-Falcon, St. Neots-2 ' Sussex 31 16s. 4/. 4s. to 4/. Eks, Sussex SI. Si. N. 12s. to 31,185.
Esisex- 44 Os. 4/. 15s. to' 51. 5c Essex... 3/. 6r. 3/. 16%. to 4/. 10c
so rapidly as Sitey rose. It is not improbable but that if every maxim of poliey and jiistice. Still greater would be Robinson, W., Salford-Ilayward's, Manchester-2 Farnh-am, tine (Pockets) '7l. Os. to 8! Bs.-Seconds, 64 • Os. to 71. Os,
.Exchangea. continue to lower, Funds of , all kinds will be the mischief of making arrangements, by which 'charges Robson, G., Newcastle-upon-Tyne-Turk's Head, Newcastle- Old Duty laid at 269,3314.05. 930. 4.2oths,
lower, and the general rate of interest for money higher. of bribery would be prosecuted at the public expellee. The upon-Tyne--12 PRICE OF POTATOES.-Nov. 24.
Thse importation of corn, together with the money warded costs of such proceedings are enorMous t and it would be R°"' W' sen., Spilsby-White Heft, Spilshy-I 1 Oxnobles and Shows ................. 81. 53. to :3/. 10s. per Ton.
Marsh Champions--..........-.... 41. Os.' to 4/. 10s. ditto.
Wright, P., Hollinwood-Hayward's, Manchester-2 _
for the payment of the Russian and French troops, rind downright persecution to leave the accused to struggle -
To Will W. Chalford-Rummer, Bristol-1 - , • PRICES OF LEATHER.
even our own in Portugal and other parts of the world, with his private means, and to the ruin of his private for- g " - Per lb. d. d. Per lb. d. d.
8utt5.........50 to 5614....... 20 to 22 Tanned Horse Hides...-. 12 to 15
are probably the causes for the depression of the Exchanges. tune, against an attack, the means of which were supplied COUNTRY.--At the Coutt-house, Stafford, November 29, Ditto 60 to 661 b. 23 to 24 Spanish Ditto ,. 13 'to 18 ,
--Ibid. by the •
. countiy. The great , expenditure accompanying • at Ten. ' Dressing Hides---„. 13 to 15 Per dozen.
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Fine Coach Hides 15 to 17. Calf Skins.... 36 to 40Ib. 16 •to 24
A letter en Lunatic ' Asylum, written by Str Andrew smch .proceedings would, of itself, be to many persons a coley, it,, Greet Bridge, Tipton, tailor Crop Hides, :',5 to 401 b- 1,3; to 14k Ditto ............ 50 to 70Ib. 23 to 27
Halliday to the Magistrates of Middlesex, contains the fol- sufficient motive for getting up tiecuitatinii4, as a source of Goodwin, R., Alstonefield, linen-draper - Ditto 45 to 501 b... 15 to 17 Ditto 70 to 801 b. 21 to 23
. Ditto ................-......... 17 to 19 Small 819als, Greenland- 19 'to 21
. lowing remarkable statements :- - profit to themselves! and Alien. confederates. Whatever Green, J. Billiton, butcher
The crowded and uncomfortable state of the majority of the pri. means may be tidepted for the repression of bribery, there Hebberley,- J., Bilston, blacksmith RAW HIDES. .
Per Stone. s, d. s. d, Per Stone. s. d. ' s. d.
Nato asylums, in the neighbourhood of Lendou, must be known to are two tritixims which must not be forgotten : accusations Harper, J., Acton Trueeell, builder nest Heifers and Steers 2 Bto 3 0 Ordinary 2 oto 2 2
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many of you; they can be considered as nothing better than large , oui.s- to be preferred within a very short time from the Jones, T" Walsall, "sellinan Middlings ......-............... 2 4to 2 6 Market Calf ..--...... 7 0 anal,
prisons, where the insane are confined; as hospitals for the treat- Male, J., Brierley Hill, boatman , • SHEEP SKINK
commission of the offence; and there must be no artificial
'MIA arid cure of insanity, all of them, I maintain, in •na fur as Mason, J., Stone, butcher Fells-Is. 6d. to 2s. 2d, 1 lambs-00.0d. tolls. Od. I Polled-2s. 9d. to 3s. 3d,
encouragements to false or vexatious charges. -New
the parish poor are coneerned, are wholly unlit, anti perfectly use- 2e„,„, 3- Mayo, J., Walsall, huckster PRICE OF TATIOVV, SOAP, .1:c. per 1121b.-Nov.o.
less. Yet you will allow, that a lunatic sayt
.tittl ought to be an •-•-•-•• Orton, R., Bilston. cooper • Town Tallow ... 48s. Od. to Os. Oil. Yellow Soap . Bos. Od,
1 I • 1 • A • Yellow Russia- 41s. Od. to Os. Od. M0tt1ed.....-.............,......- :s. Od,
hospital, and is what the Legislature has Waived that county asp. •A rule to show cause wity.a criminal Information should Phillips, W., Cheekley, shoenialter • White ..........-...-.4. Od. to Os. Od. Curd 92s. Od,
lions should be. . not be filed against the Reverend Mr.-Lacy, a Magistrate Shingleton, .1. Tipton, engineer Soap Ditt0......- -s. (kl. to W. Od. Graves _ ... _...... 225. Od.
tAwil Reinert Se yotour, a Meat active and intelligent member of of -Hertfordshire, for alleged corruption in his ollice, by Sloan, J., Wolverhampton, draper ' , Stetted Stuff- 355. Od." to Or, Od, Good Dregs- _ . 51. Od,
Ditto R0ugh...425.; Od, to. Os. Od.
your body--a INOblenritt, whose exertions in the cause of humani- voting, and inducing other Magistrates to vote, against the Tunnieliffe, W., You% labourer •
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ty, have =Yet been Surpassed--has informed you, in a letter dated granting a License to a Public-house called the King's West J. Shelton, sadler . PRIG OF RAW FAT, per stone of bib.'-Nov, 24,
Price by Tallow (as stated by the Tallow Netters)
12th of :rune, last year (a copy of which is now before 'me),, Arms, in the town Of Tring wasyesterday moved for
PRICE OF CANDLES.
" thst at Bethmal-green, in one of • Mr. Warburton's houses, h Mr. Searlett. The statement-' d h 1 made -y t.m Learned - . .
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, The price of good Store Candles in the retail shops, is as follows :-
s,,stv three hundred and fifty-two paupers, one hundred and ninety- Counselthe • ' • ' 1- INSOLVENTS APPLYING TO BE DISCHARGED. •Candles, per dozen Si, Od. to 91. Od, I Moulds, per dozen -10 e. tai.
occasion, was instructive in the extreme.
'two pa•ivate patients, and fifty-three attendeuts, making altogether Th Jdon Petitions to be heard at Portugal-street, Lincoln's-inn-fields, I on- COAL MARKET.-Nov, ea,
The u ges refused the rule, on the ground, that they
Ave hundred soul forty-four patients; and that the physicians don, Nev. 29, at Ten. ' • . I. d. s d. s. d,
Who visited the paupet•se by order of the parishes, had repeated' ought not to supersede a Grand Jury, unless they stare a Allen, NV., Deptford, victualler Pelaw -. ........ 30 ti Wy1airt................,... 30 9 Walls End netton 35 s
Y• ' ' PontopWindsor- 28 6 W. E. Green's-. 32 6 W. E. Lambton...3s 6 •
!declared that the crowd in Mr. Warbut•ton's hoese made the re- Plain prnna facie case, satisfactorily supported by evidence. Booth, NV., Bermondsey, tailor ' Pontop Simpson.- 28 6 W. K Hilda-. 32 6 Walls End I.yons 33 0
tovcry of these paupers highly improbable." Ilia Lonlship iu- Before a Grand Jury, evidence which they could not re- Bowler, J., Peckham, victualler , Shipeote......--.,30 OW. E. Russell's-35 OW. E. Springwell 29 3
Tantield Moor.-... 2 6 Lamhton small- 17 6 W. E. kitewart's...Bs 6
forms yea further, "that each of the dormitories contained rnmi 'rely° touid be given. Chell, F., Old Boswell-court, clerk • 'Pownisy...-.......-.31 9 Hartley .............- 32 6 Russell's Hetton's
sixteen to twenty beds; and, on the female side, that many of the " Here," they added, "we have only suspicion, and we don't Goldsworthy, J., Marehtnont-street, gentleman Wellington ..,.-..35 0 Walla End...-. 31 6
paupers lie two in a bed, the bedsteads being only,lB inches *out think, though it is a case of eery considerable suspicion, that Higgins, •,T., Walker's-court, St James's, fishmonger Ships at Market, 45>i--.ships mid, 15%--Unsold, 30!4.
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vmeh other; and that the exercising yards wen) smite crowded suspicion only will justify us in granting a rule, to show cause." Hughes, J., Bray, Berke, wheelwright . .
COUNTRY CORN MARKETS DURING THE WEEK.,
than ever yet was dog-kennel." From my own knowledge, I Our readers will bear in mind that the Reverend Mr. Ilynson, R. Brixton, schoolmistress
Wheat.. Barley. Oats. Beans. Pease.
affirm, that this description will apply hs a Very great majority of Lacy has not been heard, and that they have only yet the Jarman, W., Manchester-square, lodging-house-keeper •
the private asylum* in the.countitl of Whitest:3C and Sll7rey. statement of one of the parties. This caution is the more 111artin, W., Poplar,
labourer , Per Quarter. s. to s. a, to s, s. to s. I, to s. s. Po a.
It is not iii the power of any man, or number of men, to be. necessary, as it not only bears very hard against the Rev. Smith, B. Bell-yard, Fleet-street, cutler , ' Alnwick .---.51-30-k2 -. 32 - Y 2
• Aylesbury.-- 51. 59 38 42 23 36 42. 60 -
atow upon the inmates of suds eatahliehments either the medical otl in d 1 1
eni c an, an t lose wio voted With lum, but, if true, Spriggins, NV., Fleet-street, umbrella manufacturer Banbury 5.1 60 42 45 31 42 58 60 - -
or moral treatment that their Cure imperatively calls for. Losik the Nest,
R., Kennington, shopkeeper . Basingstoke .....-.. 48 60 35 40 26 31 50 '55 - -
wou d lead to proumptione not very favourable to Fllandford . . . . SI 50 42 - 26 - - - - _
at our well-regulated public asylums, as they new exist in theme- West W., Brydgee-street, comedian
' ' llrhiport .---..... 44 60 - - 26 28 54 56 - -
tropolis, and in the counties where they have been, established character, for honour or honesty, of the class of men tai
- ' Cambridge. .., • - 53 - 35 - 24 - 50 - 53
sunder Mr. Wynnas Act. Look at the numbers (beano sed, cured,' which the parties complained of belong. n -ut, without • , Canterbury --. 53 63 35 43 26 35 40 56 -
~.. , Kay, THE MARKETS. Chard 56 76 :38 44 24 se 44 48 - -
from these public hospitals, and compare them with numbersth6e' meaning any ouence to Mee we' must say, we cannot ' Chelmsford 52 64 :35 41 30 34 44 48 54 64
, discharged from even the best regulated and Wet crowded dour prevail on ourselves to believe that the circumstances de- (From the London New Price Current of Yesterday.) Derby - 58 61 47 48 26 40 54 00 - -
private institutions; and then tell me, if you have dent well in tailed by Mr. Scarlett are strictly true; because the Sugars this week hasbeen SUGARS-The demand for - 48 64 40 .45323855 64 - --
50 80 34 40 30 28 52 60 - -
allowinr '
„, the present system of providing for your insane poor to eoolly proposing by the Rev.. Mr. Lucy to five other and extensive, the sales averaging 1,200 'casks each day ; toe
, , Dorchester
Exeter 56 82 37 42 28 30 56 - - -
exist so lone. Gentlemen, that they should be guilty. of the bare-faced prices are Is. 6d. to 2s. higher. The sales are not confined to Eye.. 46 5436 39 26 32 48 52 46 48
Vie6o 76' 37 42 25 35 54 58 - 58
. perfertly agree with the writer in attaehing Maine to iniquity, which three of them are said to have Itettlay the trade, several large parcels are reported to be taken on spe- filelinlird
the Magistrates for permitting such teemien tit cruelty to abetted him in, would of itself be keenly. resented by men Gelation, and also several. purchases are for export. The low .Horne.astle 5O :51 241 tfs) 7,1 .31 g. 2, t -40 41,
exist, but we think-und we haves repeatedly mado the of honourable minds as an insult proving that the most de- Sugars have beeomot•e freely purchased than, the finer qualitiee, !lull..
saunerford --.." VI 63 :33 40 32 38 •54 60 - -
name statement-that the College of Physicians are ,still grading view had been .taken of their characters. Now, and they have in conseqtience advanced more in proportion ihan ir,
Huntingdon...-. 64 70 35 39 25 37 45 50 - .7.7.,
more blameable. They have been intrusted by Govern. we should think that the presence of such a manses Sir the good and fine. The buyers were early at market to-day, and Ipswich .--......... 2: 48 Ist SO
2,--2
38- tl '4B 50 52
appeared very anxious to purchase. The demand
.for Sugar is L° , . ment with the licensing and superintendence of these es. John Sebright would prevent the Rev. Mr. Lacy or anyMaidstone , _ 4O 65 38 43 213 38 49 58 50 56
by the refiners, and by the wholesale grocers,
lanklalheovfor export;
Irghester - 43 ettl
:12 44 :11 11 54 2 66 66
tublishments, and the public being entirely excluded, other Magistratufrom propesing that the Magistrates as-
trusted to their huinauity ail(' vigilance for securing proper sembled should do that which would(supposing the dr- tmhoerelaituterroselTonth
tehanowtheettitnrYer qualities,r''ie, wl.n•he purchasesll e afVantchui s No'rthuarriymton .-. 55 :58 40 43 24 37 - -
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_treatment to the unhappy inmates,' yet one of their own cumstances true) make Bill Soames an honourable cha- day ait irbotri 1,000 Mule. and for the week 4,500 Idols. The Nottingham - .3983 472 -40 -M.
for
ay, after the evil has been allowed to go on increasing racter when compared to them. Something must be public sale Of Matii•itium, 2,377 bags, to-day, went oft' with Plymouth ...•...... 51 62 36 38 28 32 - - - -
or years, admits that these asylums, as hospitals for :the omitted, for no num would dare to offer the indignity to is brisknees!, and generally Is. higher, being low in proportifui to I.ug,.4„.tii:, 220 ' 2,, flli 441 ‘247 rs
,?.,..1, :I) 5'5 1)9
treatment and cure of inaanity, are wholly aunt, and pen. respectable gentleman which the proposition of me. Lacy the West India; dry Brown, fibs. a 575. ; Yellow, 58s. a 62c - Stamford...........''''‘ 54 ,02 3,./ 45 24 45 54 63 - -
feet{ useless; and that this description will npply to a would have amounted to. 'rite facts alleged are that The business in Refined would he extensive, but there am no Stowmarket - - 28 :39 24 30 46 - its -
very great majority of the private! esseltives of Middleaex the Rev. Mr. Lacy perpetual curate of Tring, rinA Mat- aoppliea, our is it. nicely that the present demand for low gOoda Tgnrra - eli 2 tt ....- !II - --... .....'"
1411 d Surrey.' For these last It^ months we hare beet, en. gistrato of the county of Hertford, having 1)4(1 disputes ('-'"' by bundiet 1 for several weeks; we think if a few pareels.itiere yy.arniciii:ier - alp oF 36 1.3 U 38 tIO '7O -, -
et market, the prices) would advance considerably, •• on • aceour4 of ra„..,,,.....i5ht" -.77.....„...54 ~,,,„_„........._62 - -, 32 35 •- 50 -
deevouring to call the attention of the public to the abuses with his parishioners, and having•h d _a_ to pay a con Side- ..s
the competition there world be among the buyer's. The whole-
that exist in these private asylums, and it affords us •able •. 'opposed li. . l• t" to great sum in costs, was .in is app Ica ionhave IMPORTS AND EXPORTS OF DYEWOODS AT THE PRINCI.
11 ' I'
of
sale grovel are pu chasing more extensively
the fine goods for the FAL PORT'S OF GREAT BRITA IN.
oath faction to think that some of them arc now 1 'Ll'them' b Ithe latishl b Mr. Kathe •al open, orne iy ,yr. . y, proprietor home consumption' Molasses are heavy, and a sale or twO re-
and. that. there is every probability of the whole system nearly all the arish of Tring, and some hundreds of acres
, . . ported brit lower. 'ln Foreign
or in East India Sugars few sales i 5 'Africa &c l o'l I* 1 '', , , 12 All Parts. ocetseir !!
undergoing a thorough reform. One fact alone proves, of land in adjoining parishes • that there were six pills- are re -ted•the holders leadvance " ' I. •7'l l' I I -II
pot , are as ing an of Is. a 21. ,per 5)..?„, •
beyond
"a doubt, the barbarity with which the unhappy lie-houses in ring, and one Of them, the most ancient, cwt. The only sale of HaViinnali Sugar lately ie raiddl'ogWhite, al g
, . victims Alt treated in these 'secret abodes. In the public; called the Green Man, was the property of Mr. Kay; at 425. ; only one parcel of 'Yellow at market, for which 35e. is a
0 Mlles, tee. , ?I, F•4' , 'l' iI : i I All Parts. fr,..81*11 I 1 ll' 1
aayliims established under Mr. Wynn's Act, the proportion that in consequence of this inn being in bad repair, Mr. Joked. .
~ ,lAll other i 741. Li' . .{. ;1..11 Airnther I,l'Bl' 'Es I
discharged as curved is one-half-in' these private. Or- Kay had taken it down end rebuilt it on a large and hand- coerce.-The transtuukma by private contract lately have ; 8 Parts, . •••• L Parts. ....
bins not more than one-eighth. This requires no coin. some scale, giving it the title of the King's arms; that in teen very extensive, chiefly in Brasil and St. Domingo, 48s. a ii ; JarnalaT'' s les --Ts r'd , , alraNiiTri ,opl II ci, 111 1 i ,
sleet; which the market has advanced Is. a 20. per cwt. &c. - ss ; tiErance,teca 31.1 es' ;
tient. , A retletting mind cannot fail to picture the betties consequence of the animosity entertained towards Mr. 4°"” .4.0.11. •••••••••
St. Domm o in lar•,eparcelsat '
6 public sale realising 50s. 6d., part, ....? @
of er ~, , •, , , , 1-.."", , 11711-ealiii7 -
of tnlsery that have caused Mucha result, and to believe Kay by Mr. Lacy, the latter opposed the granting of a . gI ii Parts, -1185111 1
and 51a. for good ordinal The British PI tar n has not •
an io°
Cam.
l'il§ 'nll 'l' 'llYrid"'"'ll' I '' '
that the tad descriptions givenoccasionally by persons who licence to the King's Arms, which had been let to a man of
an... 7..
been in so much dem si i
tle prices have varied very little. p peach.. ~.. __ . _ !Tin. ,
..
_l(j. '
bad been unnecessarily confined, or discherged cured, did the name of Tomitms, whose family, for years, had held the There were three small ' publics valet this tivenoon, ordinary Brazil 'dulls s rr4Pl 1 1 rill Miand'
tgirßiu, -
not. even come up to the truth. Those interested called Gi•een Man ; that on the licensing day the room was 475. lid.; good ordinary Oa. ; fine ordinary Porto Rico (last ' r's !la • Ftanse,&c. ....
. them the tales of idiots and madmen, and the public closed when the Magistrates came to consider the case of week 565.) 575. sad 575. 6d, was offered : the Demerara and Jamaica, 4:4". 4IA 18:2- ST)fircitr :S' Ar
itl Euro i i
...,, i i I
&e.
were but too apt to believe them. We have little dolibt, Tomkins's license; and, in the division, Sir John Se- Berbice nearly all taken in. We quote the market Is. a 2s. ocr 1-.110 'sell ii °'ri i i ' •
however, that if a proper and effectual inquiry could have bright and Mr. Owen voted for the license ; and Mr. Lacy, higher than on this.day week, and a very firm market. , Parts. • .a- • ""' , • Parts. .03 •►' "
__‘„_„,,
been instituted, they would have been found in many ;ins the Rev. Mr. Mountain (another clergyman), and Mr. Rum, Baamyr, .raul HOLLArns.-The market was thrown , Brazil ,o-ir"-,* I ,3. „I,,i,,lltiediterra.itmls.oli te• i
stances, correct, but owing to the secrecy with which these Ilia ham voted against the renewal, and the application Tuesday it ,th i 11143, A AtAtO of agitation 011 ..) ...e '". pts. Amer., 1 ,:.e. • 1 1 11 aeon. i
purchase of *early tri6--&-St. i• , a)... -I, , --, , -11-616--ci, '-'
four thousand puncheons of ruin, of which 8,000 were Leeward ig Domingo. - "--ess -- i - praueeduic7il IF2.° ' i'
establishments ate conducted, it is absolutely impossible to was consequently refused; that at an Adjourned Meeting,
under proofs, and proofs, and one and two over, and none under
have such tin enquiry. The only evidence that can ,he Tomkins applied to have his case reconsidered, when Mr. 2s. 6....
u While this operation was • ' the Con- l7-star7s7;l- "slip . i mai 0t () . 1.4. c. s-els silo
Ale. a 6i t- Europe. 1-.2 a -
had, is that of patients and discharged servants, This, Biligham, who formerly
.voted against him, now voted in • _ _
left the
goingforward, ,
tractors with Government lad left the City,. and contracted for ..
.4 e e e
very properly, is always regarded 38 'suspicious. The his favour; but Sir John Sebright and another Magis- about 50,000 gallons at 2s. 4sisd. They found the market On i 4 : .0, lx Ell 1 „„. A., 1. I?.
Governor and keepers then bring forward their friends, end trate not being present, the application was rejected, their return, 2d: per gallon higher; but it is reported they have
. H , , . 'l2 1 d . pj,
the visiting physicians, who are parties interested, to speak There are, we know, a number of men, who enter the the quantity,required in stock,. otherwise they could not purchase rt, -2 .f, .J. OA 44 ? •
to their general conduct. They, of course, give 'them the Megistnicy with the view of barefacedly making the corn- for the quantity they contracted for under a loss of 2d. per gal- cs • z-... _ 44., s.. - s.. :., 0 • 0.„ 5..., ... 1,..
highest character for vigilance, humanity, and honour, and mission subservient to the enriching themselves, their re- lon.. The extensive operations caused a pause in theanarket, c 1 ig_gl P4 -.11:14 2
ecnisider them incapable of treating their fellow-creatures lations, their employers, and connexions, through the and only two or three shipping orders have since been reported. lil Iv I .*.F '.4 ic, .g =3.•..e.
. 44 ;1 Ali 4 64' k ' .4
' eIE
with cruelty, While the present secret system exists there monopoly of pubhc-houses, which it gives them. There The trade d
, 10 . o not appear inchras • 1 to submit to the advance.
cannot be any other result. Nothing but publicity can are Magistrates, not many miles from the place we f Brandy have been
Some inconsiderable parcel 0, sold, the best , , - - -
GRAIN, FLOUR, &c. . .
°5 at Ss. 6d. We Genevo, in small ImPolrrita at to don
marks 1823 at 35., and 8 .f. a, , , n and Liverpool, c prevent abuse in anyestablisliment. The strange disclosures' note write, who, allow themselves to be regaled by(mown°, from Ireland, and Fo-
armls sold at os ad. ' • . • reign Parts; with the EXPORT'S of Grain, Flour, and Provisions, from
made in thiseountry during the last yearproved tldsberind the brewers on the 'licensing days, as a requital for P ' "'' ' • • ' Liverpool.
CoTroe.--The Cotton Market has been languid •; the pur-,, -----.
a. doubts , Those whose character had never been called in the good turns they have done to them.. This dirty . . .
chase for the week inclusivei : ending last night consist of • ' ,
, queition,some of them, too,perhaps, as correctintheirgerieral treffic is well known; just. as well as many other dirty 1000 Surats at ed. a 50. ;. 80 Bahia Od. in 14ond ; these ' par- Amesica. !a•rrr ii sr it sit, it
i! q Jit,
, conduct as • the frailty of human nature will admit-lent thins in this rnetroludis,' which no one thinks of naming. ehaeel.were made on Saturday last ; not a bag has been sold this . ' . '
2 -... t...... 1
themselves to transactions in secret which roust cause These persons 'do not pretend to honour; the work they week. The accounts from Manchester are nearly the- name as ' ..•• 131 tf) 0. 1 ' •••• *.................._.........
k RI i 26-00-01 lift A 1 g Isiii
them many an anxious thought, and which they would not do is admitted to he dirty, But What would the ease our ;
prev.ows reports, goods very low and few purchases made. Fi';`„°l„,, °4. - -go ee , : aa. 4. 1t t i .4, .. *
have listened to fur a moment - had they foreseen that the under consideration be, if the facts be correct ? The ob- The letters from Liverpool to!slity state the cotton market steady ; 4 s.
../ aoli.
.., 811 0.4.
whole scene would afterwards be laid open to the public.
,sect of the law, in giving to Magistrates a power of lieens. 0
the sales on Wednesday 2,000 hags, and sine: Saturday 7,000 at q coastwise f 2 4 NI; 4 ge, 811 61.-
_ .
...-m__....es 1 Etit%
AI a
" and Isl '"'"" "-' - 2.° 1 ' '''''''. o• :'' *'n ,gE
If this is the case with perking of such'character, what can mg public-houses, was not that, in granting or withholding full ,ricer. '
Bta„a 4''''' 4. d • 4 '-" 444 al. gi ' v4V kg 3
ligences they should be freed from all .principle. T
_ OBACco..-The Public Sale on Monday fully supported the of •"7
l do his duty) )•
by habit, and who are constantly exposed to the bribes of A Magistrate cannot (if he is uty giveor refuse a previous ri -byp • to ntract. The Wednesday's gave way - -
'about idP. r lb. ,- rstri strips selling at an average of 41d.• f , , Lea at
•8 ' V
ir,.l,a,a,s a•-st islisiiivee r-
interested and wicked relatives ?No impartial observer licence as he gives or refuses a penny to the beggar Who s ~, , Pef i ne. ll 1
• ti
s due to the uhlican as i h fair quality fit or home consumption. About 800 ) s.
LI•S es a
• can -entertain a doubt that many' individuals have, been solicits his charity. The licence t p . Virginia Tobacco were bought at a lateliour at higher prices than •-s
committed to places of this description bY those who a matter of right, when he has
.proved himself entitled to dit, pi,lbuc dale. . , . .. ?ri i 714171 -.4
4
America, . 1 1 r r . r it ar ri 1i.,11.11....."."7"tr
. , ought to have been their best friends-that iedisease which it; and, though the Magistrate is theeijudge of the title, if, •Tra.-The United Company of Alerelumts of England trad- c''' e,,,-c•I .•. g,
him- ' erg i 2 gii .:
might lutve been removed by proper treittnlCrit 1186 been on the title' being established, the a egistrate avails. jng to the East Indies, do hereby gave notice, that at their sale of . -- , l4• 6es.
confirtned by 'wanton cruelty---and that all this might have self of -his power to reject the applicatinri, his irresponsi- Tea, which will he held in the mouth of March 1827;the Neve- v,,,,. t, F! .1.5 §4. il'i ei ~ I „ "^isla,
. been
Prevented had the guilty actors been amenable to bility,•though it shelter him from punishment, doe! not 1
ra_ slice's,' of Tea will be hobd up to sale et the followingprices -1 ---r- ;ET- .4.24. ,;....f -;1‘, -ft:
":
I k 4.1 ,t 1 A"
public opinion.. We hope to see the day when all these wipe away his guilt. He perverts his power to do a wicked eeilieoctaivietly, ,viz...... 1, •ed. per ne ; c °Roil to. Oil. ditto; ' •-.---1 - - ----, es 1.•
-
private mad-houses shill be abolished by Act of Parliament thing just at; much as the Judge who receives a bribe to Dvilot
;2ickdoe• (h2ttoe ;,f.dampoi 21. sd. ditto ; Souchoeg 2s. 7d. .is, CosstwiSe S§ , § :.,;,N Ig.§§ E 2 -Al - 1 11. i t _
----or, at least, Placed under ,such regulations that others decide unjustly.' A desire to be revenged, though it, may ""
Skirt 2s. 3d. ditto .ji ditto; Twankay 2s. 2d; ditto; Ifyifon .4 and Isle "Z,.' - -I.
of Man. 2&i 'rA ''' 01' "rs 4ra• 'l -1 gi-
0.
besides di ge h tag ed - servants, attds patients, and physicians account for an unjust judgment, no more justifies it, than Gtes. The oil in ykaon 3a. ditto ;
dDitto 4s. ditto. „. • -------,,,, .7*,
~„,
ar et has advance considerably, mid the iieleed. gR
,§ req 1 1.; s:srs,' ' § ' S
-1 :7,1;1 0
• shall have an opportunity 'of giving evidence ; and we a desire to be rich justifies a Judge in taking a bribe, Now, market is firm lyre. il . s
at the inaprovement •• several considerable pun-
trust that Lord Robert Seymour alai Sir Andrew Mids. if' t s stated in Court yesterday be true
y the mounts anCe chases have been nude ' • • n 1 11
of Greenland Oil, and of Linseed and __. '
will go. on an they have begun, anti not bun prevented hy (and we deem it our duty again to -warn our readers Rapeseed oil,. .
11 ?, v I I'lllll, ,.
one. party or another from providing 11. oemedy for the sure that the statement is ex park) it proves an inconceivable ham Pa"v'stonaseeslThe New Provisions at market are new e. 0, e. 01 -
•••• ,
• feringe of a class of individuals who rep,
1 e more thahaey degree of insensibility to principle in the gentleinen of etess Beef, bl. 51 ;ne• p •-
w firkins. ; old 701!. ; Bacon still heavy. K -,,.3.3 1 i r,
... . ..,.. .. . ~ „hid attent,
other, the sympathy and ion of theiii fellow- .Englinid, that a transaction of a notate involving the gros- . .Srrea.
.I*-Th ' •
e inquiries after. Spices have been very consider- rel - e. :,, e. se ''' '-; 1•'•1 ° -'•
of able, and meveral tales of -11 1 1 i ' creatures.--.lbid. seat injustice, should be coolly proposed in presence , Pepper and Nutmegs have been reported ; r-' ;. .g °0 )' 5'...?
f our •
We apprehend that some o cantsnpostuses 'me the former at tut d
no fewer than six of them. It, would be harsh to draw „Air, FLA a vaece of id, to id. on the India How prim. ' 18'.° - t't ' • gIE V t w •S.:'s:
_,c. , „E 1,.,141 kgg gx, ki.' ~, .;., k
misunderstood the statement of Mr. Wynne awl Mr, any iif ee with respect to a class, from the acts of in- , i''' !
eren ood dement; 4"
Tat/Am.-Tallow early in the week MS p. pi .0
sy
*
Lord Althorp a •11 1 d 1 . but six m g 1, and price") advanced ; !since then the market has •=e--------
CaI.A.IN, FLOUR, sm.
Peel-thatAhough they opposed eso u- lvtduttle here and there! throughout the country,rather given was earl
MtptiOn at election!' th district, may 1 • • • 'tastes may be stated a ehede lower.-Heatin ... „Aso) Parts, at Bristol, Hull Newcastle, szc.
florin, concerning bribery 'and co , , , ey gentlemen constituting the magistracy of a firm y mamtalus the late''• •• • • • lmported tron,/!-..--------------_, .-
h Resolutions were improvement,...-Ilax is without Altera-
admitted the principle on which tense . ,e bo considered, ill come sort, as a miniature of their class. tion•-•The accounts tip-day p 1! h the ' -SPE wg'''s V
'le of bribery and ems ay iront eters urg to 14th inst.,
founded. If the adinission of the OW . . Nary, what are vre to think of the sense of of men, state 1,100 to 1 200, .k
T ll ld 101 1
; pas a aow so aiu 102 rubles ' . 0 F 'ff,' `Fi g 1 ,
:. '.4 C.
A 11
' ile of the Resolit- to whet • • hose Exchau re tid. 1
option be an admission of the rind
.. _nit is coolly proposed to perpetrate, by an it h l; 18; and 23, 32.-At a late hour the market . -0-1•17 Qrs. Qrs. Qrs. ors. Tra: nes.
1 I everper- _ ---- here was steady. . -
Lions, it will, unquestionably, be admitted 1 . y _ o.t- lint trust committed to them, so flagrant a .g ? , i.teweal ,
Bristol,l4ol , *Leith ,020 7,425 1,655 80 f, f 414 sea •
is one thing, the But tt earmot h • •'W C have said, that FeUrr.--Three public silt. of 1 S
• eon. Hit the mischief of tlte discoed , ,
~ , c. We, are sure, tti s . ~,
.le
bjections to rsir J. "who ht. I, been nrougutwrwatol th' i reviousil -- , •,..........____----....______ s s
principle of the remedy is another; and the o
or himself
tip g itould not' content himself with °pyre) g
wych
only a
ve et week, consisting
_of LON barrels, of s --.
_____ PROVISIONS
Lord-Althorp's plan of cure are not merely to the form i
stated lie` the
Rev. •Mr; Lacy. If the circumstancee 11
Chesines, and (4
ry f.i_nuili :proportion were sold. for Vourlas;
net at London and Liverpool, from' Ireland and Foreign Parts.
to the details. of his plan, but to its'very substance an(
..eotreet, 'the sight to the licence of Mr. Kay and , raixatritas ; part of the Cluennes have since been ImP'-'
I the his tenant wags .1. his sold at 4.86., aim 0
-lc (ass ' manes at 50e. Some very mildew Beer
esSeliCe. It 4 principle is two-fold; lust, to extend , as (,- ear us that of any gentleman to
t_ ble sales have he 4 , - . co
All part* of Alf parts of r t ria For.
estate. file Ina» who put his : en neale of Figs, privatelYe at from title. a '7Bs. ; lreland. lreland. at's"- Parts.
time, within which complaints of bribery and corruption .. , proposed to another to
,_____
hand into the pocket of a unproved ; the quauty la good this year. nerves Barrelsrieretts Barrels Firkin. 1-14Tai casks.
• may be made to the House of Commons; and secondly, a runken or a slumbering roan, Valentin 11;4'4*
I to take Ins no. are meets inquired alter, hut are taken by the
',twee .........---- - - - 47 10,8610 b 7 4,660
to furnish means for the prosecution of such complaints, ant i se out of it, ass detection svas impose'. Grams very Sparingly i rusettllence of the 14' di rice the ins- j• Pray. this year 15,6.38' 1,,411 14,307 15,348 215;308 lila' 197,854
le does not propos iii thit hohold n " • e Turkey `l, ~
,P . gm,' • -
without expence to the accusers. Innovations, more in- b s
t., ig more base than he does, w potters them at, endthe law
price pt niusms. sees Liverpool-............:- 70 -1-11161;iis rie -12,1711 f5BB.
_her to commit *4Bl 8,818 B's 179,206 7,515 . 111.
eompatible with the justice, or dangerous to the morals of asks ane . Kr° it iniquity ,by a perversion of
forenoou by. public sale 1,101 boxes, 1,395 liete.bwin New Large Iree. this rear, 3.900
the weary, can scarcely be conceived. The eztentlon of the power given Whim too dojitetiee....Morning Chronkk•

Wheat. Barley. Oats. Beans. roast,.
Per Quarter. s. to a. a. to I. a. to s. a. to a. s. ao s.
Alnwick 51 -- -- 30 32 32
Aylesbury.-- 54 59 38 42 23 36 42. 60
Banbury _ 54 60 42 45 31 42 58 60
Basingstoke 48 60 35 40 26 :31 50 '55
Blandford . . St 50 42 26
Bridport 44 60 26 28 St 56
53 35 21 50 53
Canterbury 53 63 35 43 26 35 40 56
Chard ...... 56 '76 38 44 21 32 44 48
Chelmsford 52 61 35 41 30 34 44 48 54 64
Derby 5B 64 47 48 20 40 54 00
Devizes 48 61 40 45 32 38 55 64 --
Darchester 5O 60 34 40 30 26 52 60
Exeter, ,
Eye 46 54 36 39 26 32 48 52 46 48
Guildford ........... 60 76 37 42 25 35 54 58 56
Henley 52 63 30 41 26 31 52 58 54 57
.Hornc.astle.- . 56 58 40 45 30 35 52 56
55 57 24 28 19 24 37 40 40 41
Hungerford 48 63 33 40 32 38 54 00
Hunfingdon.---.. 64 70 35 39 25 37 45 50 --
Ipswich 52 58 32 30 46 48 50 52'
Lewes 54 44 22 38 50
Maidstone --.... 40 65 38 43 213 38 49 58 50 56
Manchester
43 65 35 40 28 36 54 60
Northampton
Nottingham -
Norwich 50 60 28 39 22 30 38 42 40 54.
Plymouth
Reading
8herb0rne.......... 50 56-1 3/ 40 27 35 52 (30
Stamford 54 ,62 :39 45 24 45 54 63
Stowmarket 28 89 24 30 46
Swansea
Truro on 3ft ' •
Wanntniter 40 4)2 39 13 33 38 (30 '7O
Wisbeeh 54 62 32 36 50
00...1.1111/11110.4.1•40.1.1.10.1.111,411.1.4

j "---Op pt,'iv
.
0 V
Or 120. Qrs. —0717 T 257 1 FT: Be!.
LOW 7,425 4,655 80 1,604 isa
99.4 133287 190081 0,249 14,734 8,551 Ula

iris.
,Fll-7M"l.ltns Casks.
0.11010 b 74.660
g 4,-90 ),471 1117',854
7274.-74 668
1714406 7,61 b 111