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London, England, 1831-06-27 00:00:00

STAPLES OF BRITISH COMMERCE.

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AITiCLIS. Z 150- AND Tale/nl.
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COTTON (Ur.) Bowed Per pound 5d to 60
Pernatus 7d to 74.1
N. Orleans', —1.5 d lid
Woos (Lon.) Saxony 54 to Si
Austria pr. —ls 6d to 4,
Segovia I ,24 to Ss
Down Is to is 3J
Blanket I6d to lOd
&LI (thrown) Pied. white '3Ol to 44.
(raw) Modena —15 s IS.
Bengal tos to 14.
China --. Its to 16s
171.4 z • - Riga Per ton 451
Antwerp 455 to r6O
hos . Pig gi to gs
Bars gd to £6 10%
Swedish £l2 10 to .£l3 In
COppso - . British .017 to £BB
S. America £72 is £73
List, • - Bars Xl3 to 415
£3 to £4
suTicatAßs
Lußlocmkps
Per !wt. 48s to 50s
Powder (lint)7ol to 74s
Bengal --- Ns to 25s
Jamaica to 53s
Tosseco • - Maryland Per pound d to 5d
Virginia to
Cuba -- is Id to Is 41
Ors. . • Florence Half chest Is
Linseed Per cwt. 40s
Pale rape .1
B. Bordeaux Per gallon s to 4.
Rost (14) smolt* s-54 to is 5d
(10 a 20) Demerara • to is 64
Winixst .Irish to JO4
Scottish 10. to 115
GIVETA - —.—. 2s 64 to Is IM
Post . Good Per pipe £55 to 139
Bazaar . . Lie to CU
MAIIIIISA Prime to Loo
CAPE -SeV) • —... £8 to £l5
H 1055 tts . Per to 25d
EL Ayres to 114
Corrlts British Per cwt. = So.A2 15.
Plant. I LS 4s to i 4
s. to 41t. 94 •
Mocha LS to £6
Tza • Alolita Per pound Is 10d to 2s
Coogos s Id to is 6d
Hylton 4. 2d tb 4s 5d
Bums Cork Per cwt. £4 101 to £4 115 s
Dutch 4 to A*4 Its
Cams - -Cheshire Zs Ss to AS 14.
Gio'ster £2 Is to ..62 124
TALLOW (R 1154 Yellow
White ••-•-• £2 Is
Rice Carolina -14 s to•lfis
• Bengal ....... las to 16s 64
Maass (Lon4.)'Beef Per stone 10d td tls id
Mutton • 4s Od to 4s 64
Veal sod to St 04
. Pork 4s OJ to 4s 104
Coate (London) Wheat Pr gainer s. to 74.
Barley 4s to 46s
Oats 7.-- to 30s
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Hors (London - Per cwt. $3 to ill
sums ti 12s to 47 Os
msix £6 *to £9 Os
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Ma k ..1" -to IA Ellk"
Whet •... 1 Ss -M£l 111
Casco W.Ui to ibaja. *:464sol'ipt.
Ofteri 411..*
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IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

HOUSE OF t COMMONS SATVADAY. JUNE 26.

The House met on Saturday for the purpose of receiving
rernrt of the Committee of Supply. the Speaker took
the chair at four o'clock.
Seven] ptivate Bills were brought up, and advanced cne

Mr STIPA!. obtainfd Imre to britij in a Bill for making
r..ilway Iron, Dublin to Rings:own.
Mr. PORTMAN cnmpluintd that the standing orders of
the Rouse. will rssy.ect to priv::te businesses, were tco often
di tc}ardtd. H• would mention one case, t:•hich came
s. Rhin 1.2, own observation. A Committee had been sitting
a private Bill. at'd a stranger havisig obtained admission
to tilt mom, insisnol on being examined as to the operation
rt the propegttl Bill. nix he (Mr. Portman) considered
highly imprope►, as it wes well known that the investiga.
tiona of private committees ougl•t not to he disielneed. bein
rltevetber of an esparte character. Ile threw out the sus.
gi Elan becatre there were AO nlrtly new recitibers. who multi
rot be stippeseti to be conversant with the istalilisl.ed usages
the Hons..
Mr. Nil El 1., vita was chairman of the committee alitiacti
to by the hot. member. explainell. A perms, it'd certainly
i•itruded himself, and insi•tee or being heard, and the cen—
t:A:tee thom;ht It better to indulge him fur three or tout
words than to expel him by violence. _ .

The SPEAK !tit .aid that the bon. member who intro.
dated this ruojcer was perfectly correct as to fur prat:. ice laid
.'.own by the standtug mail's, hut be presumed that lir: ex.
planation which had been given was quite satisfactory to the
House.

DUNDAS brought up the report of the Committee
of Supply, which rem agrees' us.
The House then arm Into Committee on the 1)-ptvy Lic
t:•aant'a (Scotlami) Ist:enmity Bill t anti the report was ot-
tiered to be briolght up this day (/‘lontla7.)
The House havim: resumed,
Lord J. RUSi.RI.I4 brought up the Bill to emend the
representation hi F.ngl Intl and Wales. Read Groh ri re,
and ordered to be read a stcond time on 'Monday, the dtti of
.luly, and to be printed.
Sir HENRY PARNELL hreoght op the Army Es:i-
mates, and Mr. S. RICE the 3lisallaneous Estima'cs.
Laid on the table.

Ih. DIXON presented a petition from tilc underwrite's
and insurance-brokers of GI now, praying for a repeal of
the duties on marine insurance.

Mr. 111'M E hoped the 11111:4e wnniti take this subject
into consideration, as the Dutch and French had all the be-
nrlie four marine insurance, on ing to the high rate
of daty tient:milt d in this country.
The petition weal:lid on the table.
:Mr. DENISON presented a petition front the relish of
St. Mary. Ilotherhi I;ot, In the county of Surrey. in favour
of Parlitmuntary r.form. The hon. member at, the saute
time presented a petition from the land cosl.mitera of Surrey,
',raying for compensation.
Me. O'CONNELL brought up the Catholic Charitable
Detiations —Read a first time.

n 'No's PLATES. (IRELAND.)
Mr. RIITIIVEN said, that the breed of horses in Ire-
land had Willett.' r.ctived some entoura!zement, which, he
regretted to hear it stated, was non about to be withdrae•n.
lie would Leg leave to ask the right hum semifinal' bppo.
site (Sir H. Parnell). whether it was int.:rled to discontinue
the King's plate* in Ireland ?
Sir H. PARNELL said that he could not conceive why
the hon. member shoithl suppose that (Sir 11. Prod!) as
&cretary at War, could know anv tiling about the matter.
He thought the question might be tore prupeel.•
to some gentleman connected with Treamiry.—( Laughter)
111 r. S. RICE &lid that he could nut give any distinct an.
PIPILI It, the questioa, but could assure the hon. member
that if any change was io contemplation, there was no
con to make a distinction I,:nwetn this country and Ireland.
The House adjourned at a quartet btft.re FIVE o'CLoc►
till 3iunthy.

r'ORk;I6N INTLLLIGENCE.
BRUSSELS PAPERS.

BRUSSELS, JUNE `23.—We are nesured that
the Spanish General, Quiroga, arrived yesterday at
Brussels, to viler his services gratuitously to the
cause of the Belgians.
Another extraordinary courier arrived from Lon-
don at five o'clock yesterday afternoon ; the des-
patches which he brought announced the retirement
of Lord Palmerston from the department of foreign
affairs, the approaching dissolution of the Confer
ences, and the resolution taken by Prince Leopold
to accept the throne of Belgium, even with the
prospect to sustain, at the head of the Belgic army,
a war with Holland, in order finally to regulate our
constitutional limits. 1 hose statements were trans-
mitted to our Government, not as the result of offi-
cial documents, but only of simple political resolu-
tions already taken by Prince Leopold, in concert
with England and France.
These resolutions may be realized in formal acts
before the return of our deputies, who will arrive
at Brussels on Sunday, and a communication on
this subject may be made to the Congress on
Monday.
Our deputies were to dine for the last time with
Prince Talleyrand to-day, June 23.
The despatches brought yesterday from London
to the Government confirmed more and more the
hope of a speedy and satisfactory solution of the
Belgic question. Prince Leopold, whose dispo-
Eitions have never varied, thought he. should be
able to give his official answer on Wednesday, the
''2d, or Thursday, the 23d, at the latest. Atcord
ing to all appearances, the deputation Will set out
for Brussels on Thursday evening or Friday morn-
ing.—Le Moniteur Beige.
IVA itsnw, JUNE 14.—The State Gazette says
that General Romano has received the command
of the cori s of General Dziehowski ; on the other
hand, it is said that General Kreutz is not gone to
Brzesc, but that he is advancing through Podia-
chia to join the main Russian army.
The Courrier de la Sambre contains the follow-
ing :—" The treason of the Ministry must be evi-
dent from the facts which 1 have communicated to
you. The following is in addition—The fortifica-
tions which bad been commenced at Westerloo,
oft!) the view of making it a formidable point of
defence, were suspended on Saturday. On Sunday
1 saw the Colonel who had the direction of the
orks, and be is quite enraged at being obliged to
abandon them."
PARIS PAPERS.

BOURG NIADA3IE (KAsTesx PrinixEEs), Jumgl7.

" Travellers affirm that a conspiracy was on the
point of breaking out in the environs of Borga
and Manreza. It is said to have been discovered
in consequence of the seizure of several letters
v.l.ich an emissary -was carrying to France. A
great number of persons have been arrested in both
towns. The conspiracy is now considered to be
defeated. The Count d'Epagne has been absent
from Barcelona for some days. It is said he is
gone to Viels, to inform himself of the object of
the movements of corps which were said to be
tnken place in our departments.
al Ann! D. J LIN I I 3. Very important changes
have been made in onr diplomacy. M. Toledo, our
ambassador at Naples is dismissed. His disgrace
is attributed to the desire of the King of Naples.
Ile was in high favour with the Queen Dowager.
the other hand, M. LucCheri, the Neapolitan
Alinister at Madrid, has bees recalled at the desire
Bali 'rod to M. Laccheri
Foreign Affairs
-rhiph he. was
"marriage of the
-joined the
render theca a

a great service by sacrificing his ancient protector.
This ambassador possessed the entire confidence c f
the Queen, and beingfully acquainted with all the in-
trigues of that pare), of the individuals composing it,
could not but be a formidable enemy to them. It
is a great victory gained by the enemies of the
King and the young Princesses. M. Luccheri will
he succeeded by Baron Antonini, Secretary of the
Neapolitan legation at Paris. M. Anduaga, for-
merly Minister of the Netherlands, who was for-
bidden to appear at Madrid, and was in exile at
Vittoria, has ken appointed Minister Plenipo-
tentiary at Turin, in the room of the Marquis de
Bannecourt, who is to succeed M. Toledo at Naples.
NAPLES, JUNE 2.—The King's fete on the
30th was signalized by the fulfilment of several'
promises in favour of the people—a multitude ofl
taxes has been abolished or diminished; but what
has caused the greatest sensation is a deck ce of the
King, v.lich grants full and entiee liberty to all •
those who are languishing in prison for political
offences, and in consequence of the insurrection ofl
Monteforte in 1820. Ihsides this, all exiles are
permitted to return to their frontiers, in order
(says the de,crees) that the traces of their fatal
errors may be fur ever obliterated. The people
accordingly manifested their enthusiasm, and the
fete was, worthily cclebiated. The King is going
to make a tour in the A bruaxos.

Pmts, Jun e 24.—Letters from Vienna of the
14th, announce to us that the cholera has appeared
at Fescher, Tropp4u, and Olniutz. This news
!ecros to h 3 true ; for Prussia has placed a sanitary
c;:r,!nii on the frontinrs of Bohemia, Moravia, and
Austi inn Silesia. A traveller from Dantsiv had
died of the cholera at Saxe Gotha. At Biody,
the number of deaths amounts to 1500, and the
malady continues to 1)3 very intense. General
Windischgratz commands a corps of 20,000 men
posted in Bohemia, on the frontie a of Saxony, at
the disposal of the King. The corps of Sacken
and Pahlen, pressed by the Poles, hare retreated
into Prnssia.

Faaxcu FUNDS. Juse 24.—Fire per Cei.ta..mr 75c
80, 75c 80c 89f 811 f 95c 89f 391 15c 20c 4,c 60c
50c 411 c 30e 25c 20c 89f 111 c 891; Loan of 1831, 89f 89f
50c; Four per Cents, 74f 30c; Three per Cents. Ciftf 50e
60e 65e elf Of 90c 95c 611 10c 611 611 50c 30c 20c 10c
20c; Bank Smelt, 1595 t 13901; Vente de Naples, 69f
691 50c ; Reate d'EsvaAne, 131 ; Royal pani‘h Lo.n,
6711 ; Mote Perpetuate d'Eliagne, 524 534 53 534
53 521 53 534 53 52i 523 ; Haytian Loan. 2851; Ex-
change on London, ore 'Lough, paper, 251 15c; money,
25f 15: ; three months, paper, 251; money, 24f 93c.—Court'
uthentiqqc.

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; and Presidency of the Coot with Id
invested, ad litirint. till' . otarriaE
ilihhhhihQiieen ; bat dais Minister, fining since
Apostolical "prey, had Nought to rend