Star.
London, England, 1826-10-16 00:00:00

GLASGOW, OCTOBER 12.

A case of considerable interest to the Clergy of Scot-
land came on yesterday, before the Synod of Glasgow
and Ayr, which is at present sitting here. The pa.
rishiowrs of Neilston were interdicted by the heritors
from entering the Church, and occupying their seats,
without paying for them. The Minister of the parish,
in consequence of this interdict, was recommended by
his Session to preach in the churchyard to his congrega-
don, who were thus excluded from church accommo-
dation, and who had, to the number of 1000, petitioned
him to give them sermons there. He accordingly obeyed,
and the consequence was, that the sects were not, as
usual, let at the annual letting, which has taken place
for a number of years back in the end of May. The
affair was lately taken before the Presbytery of Paisley.
The heritors protested that they were not liable for the
Minister's stipend, as he had refused to (reach in the
Parish Church. The Minister maintained that the
heritors had no right whatever to let the seats—that the
seats were the property of the parish, and could not be
converted into a source of revenue by the 6rd:ors ; and
that the interdict was Mei: l, and ought to be removed.
The Presbytery, at a loss ow to proceed, referred the
case to the Synod, who have ordered, by their finding
yesterday, the Presbytery of Paisley to authorise the
Procurator for the Church to take the proper steps to
remove the interdict in question, and to afford church
accommodation to the parishioners, and to report to the
next Synod.—Glargorn Courier.

Saturday, one of the men on boatd a brig lying off
Mill lane Stairs, fell overboard, when one of the crew,
anxious to render his shipmate every possible assistree,
dashed into the water with a. determination of savidg his
life; but, unfortunately, they were both drowned.
CORN'EXCH4NGE, MARK-LANE, 0cv.16.

The supplies of all sorts of Grain last week were tolerably good.
with another large quantity of Flour. This morning the fresh sup.
ply of Wheat, Barley, Beans, and Peas, from Essex, Kent, and
Suffolk, is moderate. There is some inquiry for the best parcels of
old Wheat, at full as good terms as last quoted ; other kinds are
very dull, and rather lower. Prime Barley for malting is is. per
quarter higher, and other sorts are a free sale at last quotations.—.
Beans are a brisk sale, and not any lower. Barley and Grey Peas
remain as last quoted. The quantity of foreign Oats for sale con-
tinues large, and the demand to-day being hardly adequate to make
much impression on the stock, the trade may therefore be reported
heavy at last week's prices. There is a fair sale for Flour at the
late reduction of 54. per sack from the top prices.
Wheat, Red, new, 42s 57. Rye, new, 36s 40s
..—old, 48s 605 Beans, Small, new, 45s 511 s
White, new, 45s 625 -- old, 48s 54s
-- old 55..541 Tick, new, 411 s 451
Barley, 30s 565 old, 44s 475
Making, 38s 41s Oats, Feed, new, 245 27s
Peas, Grey, 1826, 50s 53. old, 255 28.
OW, 00s 00s Poland, new, 265 30s
Maple, 1826, 54. 51$ old, itts 32s
—• old, 00s 00s Potatoe, new, 005 001
White,old, 485 50s old, 28s 34s
new, 50s 525 Scotch, 335 34,
Boilers, 1825, 54s 565 Flour. per Sack, 45$ 5011
.-- 1826, 583 60s Seconds 405 421
**RIVALS I AST wale.
Wheat, British, qrs. 4,165 Peas, qrs. 832
Do. Foreign 8,672 Irish Oats 5,203
Barley, British 4,051 Foreign Oats 24,100
Oats 1,082 English Flour, sacks 10,119
Beans 815 Foreign Barley 870
SMITHFIELD hf SHEET, Oct. 16.
Wells a shade dearer than on Friday, prime Scots being Ss. to
Si. 2d. per stone. Mutton is also about 941. per stone dearer, 4s. to
4s. 4d. per stone being the top quotation. In Veal the variation is
of little moment, fine young Calves being 4s. Bd. to ss. per stone.—
Pork is steady at 51. to 55. 4d. per stone for the best young dairy
fed Porten; and 4s. to 4s. Bd. per stone for the inferiot.—Beasts,
5,131 • Sheep, 22,670 ; Pigs,ls6; Calves, 200.

-Beef, per kale, 4s. to 507. ed. Mutton, 4s. to 4.. 4d. Veal, 41. to
Ss. Park.4s. to Si. 411.-.-Hay, per lead, X 3 10s. to XS ss. Clover,
ies los. to X 6. Straw, ,C 1 lits. to set 16s.
LIVERPOOL, OCT. 14.

Upon the whole, this has been a very dull week, and the sales of
every ankle of Foreign produce have been on a very limited scale.
Corrou Woo...—The import is 5369, and the sales amount to
7520 bags, at a reduction of id on American descriptions; but at
the close of the week the market was more firm. The New York
quotations were, on 15th Sept. of Uplands ni to 11c. and exchange
12c. to 13e. width on 6th Sept. had been quoted 94 to I ic. and 11c.
to 15c. respectively.
SUOMI, &c.—The demand for Sugar has been very limited. and
I only 400 hhds. have been disposed of at rather lower rates. In
Molasses, Bice, Cocoa and Ginger, there have been no transactions.
A few tasks of Coffee have been sold at a trifling reduction in the
prices of ordinary qualities.
Paovunons.--The Import of Butter this week is light—about
3220 frks. there has been a fair business done in Dry and Pickled.
Beef and Pork very dull. New Bacon 554. to 545.
Coen Exciramor.--The very increased .hew of !,ameles at Tues.
day's market, end the moderate attendar.ce of dealer., bad the effect
of suspending hi a great degree the demand fur both Wheat and
Oats; the former of which may be quoted 2d. and the latter Id.
per bushel lower than the previous week. In Wheat there was
little business dune; of Oats a few sales were efftcted at the above
decline. For Barley and Beans there was scarcely any inquiry,
though last week's quotations may he repeated for both. There was
some demand from the country for Oatmeal, in which article a tew
purchases took place. Boiling Peas being very seam., a small
parcel or two brought very high prices. Wheat in bond supported
its price, and fur fine qualities there was an easy sale. • 'fheie v as
no demand whatever for sweet Flour in bond ; tor that duty pid,
there were some applications fur small parcel..

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