The Statesman.
London, England, 1810-07-11 00:00:00

CORN,EXCIIANGZ, JULY n.

The supplies of What to-dity are consillerahle, mostly
0v0r.6 ai.d inferior quality, and sales therof rather lower.
Fr n•ce oily Barley, price almast nominal. Grey Peas like-
Nki,r. In 41aIt and White Peas, little variation.. Beans of
Cie two kinds also. There are tolerable fresh siippiies of
Oats, and, excepting OW, lnili trdde is quoted rather lower.
Flour at late prices.
CURRENT PRICE.

Wheat, - - 824. 91‘. 1106. , Tick Beaus, -- -48 s. Sig.
Fine ditto - -- -115 s. 118:,. Oats,
gye, - - - 34. 404. Pd.
Barley, - - -41 - od.
Malt, - - - £56 £6O
W. Peas(Roilen) 161. Ns. Fiue Flour- -- - 955. Bkb.
Grey Pens, - - - -50 s. 56:-. I Seconds
Amu, 0,.61..

THE RIGHT Ilos. H.. B. SITF.EUDAN.-•-•-.Mr.
ZIDAN had been loudly greeted with applaose Qn
entering the Theatre at Oxford, Oahu Concert on
Wednesday evening, and on Thursday morning a
very vehement cheering and calling out of his name,
took Llace when he left it. A new meeting of
the Delegates was to take place on Thursday
evening, when Lord ISEOaGE GRESIVILLEI whose
name had also been withdrawn, agreed to be
nominated ; but Mr. SOERIOAN persevered in
declining. When the paper appeared that even.
big, announcing the naites of the proposed
Candidates, a vehement dissatisfaction perveded
all ranks and ages through the University,
and nothing could persuade them that it wes
his oen act. in the morning the usual ceremonies
of presentation were gone through, with the usual
accompaniments of applause and disapprobation.
On the whole, however, great kood order prevailed,
until it was announced that the presentations were
closed, and the speeches were to cornmt nee. Then
from every part of that thronged and illustrious
assembly sprang up an universal call fur Mr. SHE.
RIDAs. "Degree, a degree for Mr. SH.PRI-
- DA v!" rent the air. Mr. SHERIDAN, %110 was in
a l ebseure seat at the bottom of the room, with
Ink lovely elle, immediately retired and left the
Theatre. The restoration of order, however, ap.
Feared to become impossible, unless the general
-wish was complied with; the impossibility of that,
without the necessary preliminaries, appeared to .be
in discussion with the leaders of the clamour, who,
so far from being young men desirous of a row,
had among their ranks gage and renowned Divines,
such as Doctors M—n, P— n, &C. 4,c.
T°le result was, that ?Jr. Sifelt/DA 5/, though he
eauld net he regularly installed, should be request-
ed to %Lim' and assume his place on the Doctor's
Balch ; ac/ o Jingly Mr. Siteernan, after some
'rause, walked through the area, ecroducted by
two of the Velldwa of Christ Church, and in his
. blue frock and round hat took his gnat atnueg the
tull.dressod and icarlet-robtul Doctors, amidst ex-
nlting peals of universal applause. Such a recep.
hen, by ouch an assemblages combining in it so
eat prOpqrliO9 Or the honours, pride, wealth,
earning, end loveliness of the nation, must have
mlunetl meet fiatteriag sensations in the mind of
toy man kho ever valued popular opinion. It is
ncialless to add, that Mr. Snettreart took his seat
In the Procession, leaving the Theatre with the.
Mlle expression of enngratulating applause with
pinch he entered it.
Among the gay visitants at Oxford, on Friday,
to view the Balloon, the celebrated Clown, Haan-
lazy, was recognized in his tasty equipage; but
on the moderate demand of five guineas for a lied
in a garret, and 10 for the accommodation of his
horses, he declared his intention of sleeping in
bin carriage oat a common, three miles distant, and
had actually proceeded with this intention, when
a messenger, with a polite invitation to dianer,
and an assurance of a perfect view of the ascen
inc morrow, causcsi his setura,