Star.
London, England, 1826-11-27 00:00:00

THE CHURCH.

At an Ordination held at Cavan Church, on Sunday, the 19th
of November, 1821, by the Bishop of Kumla; the following Gen-
tlemen were admitted to Patois' Orders : _ _

Rev. J. S. Hanisford, Rev. John Harris, Rev. Thomas Bell,
Rev. R. Collins, for Diocese of Kilmore; Rev. Richard Samuel
Clifford, from Clogher ; Rev. W. Ormsby, from Killala•
Dumont' Onnens.—Mr. Henry Winder, Mr. John Hastings,
Mr. Cecil Russell, Mr. Gibson Black, for Diocese of Kilmore; Mr.
Richard Cleary, Mr. Loftus Read, Mr. William Lesby, from Clog-
her ; Mr. James Crofton, Mr. John Falls, from K,Uals.
A Dispensation has passed the Great Seal to enable the Rev. H.
Allay, M.A. Domestic Chaplain to the Marquis of Exeter, and
late Fellow of St. John's College, Cambridge, to bold the Rectory
of Tinwell, Rutland, with the Rectory of Great Ponton,
Wucoln-
shire; which latter Living be has been presented by the Rev.
W. Patchett, M.A. Prebendary of North Grantham.
The Presbytery of Newcastle, in connexion with the United
Secession Church of Scotland, met at Houghton-le.Sprins, on
Wednesday the Bth inst. and ordained the Rev. John Morris to the
pastoral chap of the United Associate Congregation in that place.

THE MARKETS.

CORN EXCHANGE, I.4ARICLANE., Nov. 27.

Although our supply of Wheat fresh into this morning's market
was far from being large, the mealing trade is very heavy, and no-
thing but tbe finest select samples could support the prices of this
day seonight • white the midling qualities were not so much as
asked for. Fine malting Barley is is. per quarter lower, the supply
of
this article upon the whole being tolerably large.—Beans
mere also Ss. per quarter lower; but Peas of both kind fully
Maintained the currency of this day week. The Oat trade is also
wiry heavy, and fUll is. per quarter cheaper, owing to the constant
law arrivals from abroad. In Flour and other articles there is
no alteration.
Wheat, Red, new, 50s 66s
-- old, 41114 60s
White, new, 44s 63.
- ld 426 64s
2111.8 y, 3fls 4ts
Malting 62; 664
Peas, Grey, 1826, 54s 56s
00, oft
1826,545 56s
00s 00s
White, old, 565.
new, SOs 54s
Boilers, 1815, Ms 54s
11126,58 s 60s
astarvats
Wheat, British qrs. 4,040
Do. Foreign 11,857
Lefty, British 7,579
Oats 607
loans 419

Rye, new, 364 46.
Beans, Small, new, S4l sr.
old, 50s 56.
Tick, new, 52.56 s
-- old, 46s 49s
Oats, Feed, new, 30s Ns
old, 27. 50s
Poland, new, 511 s 35s
old, Ills 35s
Potatoe, new, ss. 41s
old, 29s 3Ss
Scotch, 34.57 s
Flour, per uck, 4.55. 505.
Rapeseed 201 Sts
AST WelL.

Peas, qrs.
Irish Oats
Foreign Oass
English Flour. stab
Foreign Barley

MARKET, Nov. 27.

.171

-
$3,521
5,753
1,1115

The prices of prime Scots is 4s. id. to Ss. per stone ; and coarser
Steers, °cc. are 4s. 6d. to 4s. Bd. per stone; old Meat, and that of
an inferior kind is 51. to 41. per do. Mutton is nearly as on Friday,
the prime Meat being 4s. to 41. 4d. per stone. Veal has reoeded
about 4d. to 6d. per atone, the best young Calves being 41. 6d. to
4s. id. per stone; but Pork looks firm at last quetetioas.-Beasts,
4,624; Sheep, 24,180; Pip, 140; Calves, 154.
Beef, per stone, ss. to Ss, Mutton, fis. to 48. 4i. Veal. U. 4d.
to 41. sd. Perk, 4s. te Ss. 6d.-Hay, per load, AS 10s. to AS ; ao.
Ter, alf4 10s. to aF6 ; Straw, ,117 10s. to .C 1 16s.
LIVERPOOL, Neveissaa 25.
The import of produce this week has been very limited, but a fair
business has been transacted at ful: prices for most articles,
Correa Woot.-The import does not exceed 526 bags, bat the
sales amount to 11,020 bags, without variation from our last week's
quotations. Advices from New York of the 28th ult. quote prices
of Upland at 10c. to 11 jc. and,the Exchange 110. to 12c. which on
the 21st had been quoted 10e. to I I c. and 1 I id. to 12c. respectively.
Suomi, acc.-The sales of Sugar amount to 950 hdds. at in all
instances full, and in general at higher prices. About 100 *asks
Plantation Coffee have been sold at rather better rateb • there Is no
demand for export, nor has anything of eatsegeence been done in
either Rice, Molasses, Cocoa, or Pimento. e importation of
Grain has as yet caused no export demand for Colonial produce.
Paezissolts.-The business done in Butter during the week has
been very limited, as also in Beef and Pork, and prices are nominal.
Coax Eaciamoss.--There was a good attendance of dealers at
Tuesday's, market. Wheat was only In moderate demand ; yet all
descriptions were 3d. to 44. per bushel higher. For Oats there
was a considerable inquiry, and sales to some extent were effected, a
an advance of ld. to 2d. per bushel. upon the prices of last week.-
Beans were in fair demand, and ls. to 2s. per qr. dearer. Grinding
Barley was.akin much inquired for, at an advance of ld. to 941. per
601 b. Flour and Oatmeal were eatremaly dull, at previous prices.
In beaded Wheat there was little date, and no alteration in pica.

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