The Sun.
London, England, 1852-08-09 00:00:00

Neatly the whole of the -tuck was disposed of.
4hs arrivals of Beasts trona Lincolnshire,Leictstershire,
std Nortlaroptonshire, emountecl to 2,350 Short horns.
From other p,:ns of England we 600 aereforcia,
Devons, ece.• and `lsom Scotland 60 horryA and
polled Scots. Will; Sheep we were fairly supplied, the
time of year considered, and tteir quality was good.
All breeth. commanchd a steady, ;hough not t:-.> say bris r,
thy,iLquir at lull currencies, the prinsest old Downq being
4s per sibs. There was ltss inquify for
the Lumber et which was good, at from 4s 2d to 5s 2d
,3fr 8113 s. Alti)otOt the supply of Calves was good, the
yes.' trade ruled brkk, at in most 'instances an advance
~u the quotations of 21 per 81bs. In Pigs very little was
m°iog; nevertheless prices were well supported.
Per albs. to stale the offal.
IStorlor S. d. to 2
s. to s. d
2 4 6 inferior 5heep.....2 8 3 0
prima laty •• •• 2 8 210 Second qual. Sheep 3 2
pthne Lrge Oxen.. 3 0 3 6 Coarse-wet:Med ditto 3 6 3
Large 8 8 310 Southdown Wether 3 100 • 4 0
primes-1,73e Calves 2 8 3 6 Ditto out of the wool 2
'Amu() .• 3 S 4 ,t) Large Hogs * • 2
ll'aTnt Calves • .18 0 23 0 Small Porkers •• • • ,„ °
" ••
•• •• 4 2 '5 2 Quarter old Pigs • .16 0 0
A Statement and Comparison of the Supplies and Prices of
Fat Stock exhibited and sold in Smithfield Cattle Market,
°ll4°YidaY 1 1851 and this day, Monday. Aug•
9. 1852. Aug.ug.

Per Blbs., to sink the oflals.
Aug. 11, 1851. Aug. 9, 1852.
5. d. s. d. s. d. s. d.
seeoe°4lrse and inferior Beasts
... 2 4to 2 6 2 4to 2 6
1;1:1(111ality ditto 2 8 210 2 8 210
large Oxen .. 3 0 3 2 3 0 3 6
S
sects, 6
c. •• •••
3 4 3 6 3 8 310
e ttseand inferior'Sgep .. ... 2 6 2 8 2 -8 3 0
prime quality ditto •:., 210 30 3 2 3 4
cGaree-woolled ditto ... 3 2 3 6 3 6 3 8
Prime Southdown ditto ... 383103 10 4 0
4111b8- •••
310 410 4 2 5 2
••• ••• ••• •• •••
?Lire Co.arse Calves ... 2 G 3 2 2 8 3 6
Lsrunbe ',small ditto 3 4 3 6 3 8 4 0
g?;3 Hogs
2 6 3 2 2 8 3 4
ulPorkers • 3 4 3 3 6 3
••• ••• ••• ••
Beasts ... 4,209 4,416
Sheep and Lambs .. —33,000 32,880
Calves ... 415 395
Pigs
•• ••• ••• . • • 4t 0 410
t°llPPttEs 01.1 SALE, AUG. 12, 1850.—Beasts, 4,129;
AeeP and Lambs, 31,920; Calves, 288; Pigs, 205.
e.k.‘4lc; 13 1849 Beasts 3,306. Sheep and Lambs, 31,210 ;
-*es: 19Pig5,240.
;TOTAi. sUPPLY AT MARKET.
',east's, wie.p. Calves. 1 Piga.
I
4,416 I 32,840 395 410
s ()REIGN SUPPLI . •
Resists I Sheep. I Calves. Pigs.
I
1,616 5,170 287 125
211131VGATE AND 3LISALDENITAMM.
The supplies of meat on sale her, to day were lolera-
Y 1100 d, and in fair condition. Generally speaking the
4.113 errand Was in sluggish state, but we have very little
nge to notice in the quotations.
• At per stone by the areas..
/Stet inf.. s. d. to s. d. N. d. to s. o.
2 0 2 2 Mutton ,inferior .. 2 G 210
~,.b..."`""%, .... 2 4 2 6 middling.. 3 2 3 6
,sr.,_""-uelarge .. 2 8 3 0 prima .... 3 8 310
Vicr'"zlo small .• 3 2 3 4 large.. • • .... 2 6 3 0
• "•••••. 2 6 38 1 - small .. • • 3 2 3 6
Lamb. 4s 01 to 53 Od.
31CMOUGH AND SIDTTAIMIELDS.
In he• large supplies of new Potatoes continue on sale
from abroad
arkets, in excellent condition, but the imports
bald fro abroad, since Monday last, have been confined to 30
laptlf from Havre, The demand is steady, at prices vary-
' I°l3l 60s to 120 s per ton.
Ad • igO2.OI7GEL EOP RIASIZET.
loliohylees from Kent and Sussex state that the bine—
reithipajlow rapidly coming into lull fruit—is looking
'1:16,„--itulY healthy. In the Worcester grounds, the
stir ire looking promising, although the mould has
6_,,hat extended itself. Our market is. heavy, at
rp„TY stationary pric.s, whilst the duty is estimated at 0)
61":: 185,000/ to 190,000/. Mid and East Kent pockets, ,
6140101°st Weald of Kent, 61 to 71 7s; Sussex, Si
106 eweearlings, 31 103 to 51; Old Olds, 11 to 21
Per

WOOL.
bir:9 Public sales of colonial Wool—at which 55,34. 0
p 45 set Australian and other colonial qualities were &s-
-oul:, °,fs together with 4,399 bales of East India and
Theh.‘tr? kinds—were brought to a close on Friday.
si"l'uillga in the past week were less active, and
cup e- gave
Way Id per lb. During the present year,
te1;h86,363 bales have been sold, against 107,612 ditto_
21,241 same period in 1851, showing a deficiency of
10 g(mse into consumption. The stock here is shoe
veooo bales. The imports have not exceeded 2,000
11 1 and the private market is heavy.
Our TALLOW.
hi...L. market continues firm, and prices are 3d percwt.
b "er than on this day se'nnight, but the amount of
481nela d • •
°aßalithge ogle comparatively limited. To-day F.Y.C.
d er spot ia eelling.at 38s 6d, and for forward e y
t° 39a per cwt., the latter figure being for sepa-
cash, months. Town Tallow, 36s 6d to 37s per cwt. net
val:_s hi per 81bs.

this da7 •• • • ** triceOE
of Y. C. ••••
NU!, ery la.st week
13, itto from Juno 1 •
ikrrivols lasweek - • •
bitto from Jaae 1
ot Twin • • • • -

1848.

1849.

1850.

1851.

7,502
448 3d
to 44s Od
1,384
13,452
8,593
20,911
468 Gd

22,649 25,380
398 3d 368 fid
to 080dto 080 d
1,207 1,272
11,741 11,493
149 0,591
8,917 11,249
406 Od 383 Od

32,541 41,383
37s 9d to 385 3d
385 Od to 050 d
1.424 1,308
13,052 9,345
1,312 153
9,060 10,100
39s 61 398 6d

tuTubave
theatre
PLYMOUTH THEATRE.
was opened by the persevering
Ivith 3. R. Newcombe, on Monday last,
paps A,,`,51 well-selected, and highly .talented com-
" hen the curtain rose the whole of the cora-
DanJ Joined •
1° singing The National Anthem—Miss
Huddart and
Teenytit piece Mr. J. Rolfe taking the solos.
At the Was The Merry Wives of Windsor.
jeoture commencement of the play much con-
oo
ff thethe ea
ormfsindulged in as to the success
ance of Sir John Falstaff, one
§hakspear'n
moat difficult characters in the whole of
to to t comedies , but we are happy to be able
isnogfethat
testify to the great skill of Mr. Addison in sustain-
tuagivotorpserosfonation, which is within the range of
the present day. Miss M. Oliver and
Wives 'rage performed the mischief-loving Merry
.
and mto admiration, while r. King
two r• 3. Davis, as Ford and Page, the
ce3.4. gentlemen of Windsor, were no less sue-
oeu Dr. Cans (Mr. Wards) and Mrs. Quickly
or. a• Parker) were good representations of those
+2ginal characters : in fact the whole of the charac-
Zra were well sustained, and the performance of the
iZei throughout was most enthusiastically applauded.
let its conclusion Mr. King and Mr. Addison were
tkiltilY called for; they accordingly appeared before
11",!' curtain, and returned thanks for the kind-
"B of their reception. The after-piece was a
~Rrand ballet d'action entitled Eglantine, pro-
maeed under the immediate superintendence of that
tiehrated ballet dancer Monsieur Gilmer. It was
_.s.utifully enacted, and appeared to give general
Pleasure. On Tuesday, the tragedy Hamlet, Prince
,V Denmark, was performed, Miss F. Huddart taking
Ophella;-and --Mr. T. King appearing as Hamlet.
Ophelia was most decidedly a splendid piece of his.
trionic performance, and there is not a question but
it has stamped the lady who took the role a
favorite as long as she may remain with
. Mr. King's skill as .Hamlet was emi-
'Acntly apparent in his interview with the
Queen in her chamber, in giving feeling to his ex-
Vtessions and making every spirit in the house sym-
tthise. with his admirably counterfeited emotions.
ilfe other characters were entrusted to very able
Mr. King was, as on Monday evening, called
'cre the cur al t 'n and loudly applauded.—Plymouth
Tunes

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41)111RALTY PROMOTIONS. —LIEUTE-
NANT ROBINSON.
Although we have been trequeetly compelled to cotn-
*nein severely upon the promotions made by this de-
strt4laut. or, shall we say, by the orders of the Trea-
rY; and we fear not, that, were the claims of the offi-
ears
av,a w promoted sifted, they would not all be found
-e—vot:uded from the category of influences preceding and
*GraTalue:t on a general election; still, we must give his
tincerelv_..e Duke of Northumberland credit for being
the pat-rotualiona, where it is left to himself to exercise ,
who, likena at the Admiralty, to do justice to those
his Grace, have braved ttniabattle and the ,
breeze during the late war. Taking, as an instance, the
first on the list of lieutenants promoted, we find the
vistile of Edward Robinson to the rank of commander,
,irdse strong, but long-deferred, claims to advancement,
s:,d.eoriyurblite,,, met his Grace's notice. In referring to
Naval Biography," we find that Commana-
kiervard Robinson entered the navy in 1805, as
07
ioinnAh %Mao on board H.M.S. Amsterdam, and in 18. _
, the
del, Irby, Amelia,in Captain the Honourable Frederick
whine he contributed to the
,t,f Pi.otion of three French frigates, under the batteriesL
le d'Olonne, in 1809. Witnessed capture of. a
a al bcroirvette, Sixteen guns, 180 men; La Regime,
g+ eight guns, five men; an armed schooner,
• tetai3O armed luggers, with cargoes, all taken on one
resoftt and Le Charles privateer, twenty guns, 176
1811, Aided in causing the destruction, on 25th March,
of L'Amazone, a French frigate of largest class.
411„, t,tftu Robinson was also present at the demolition of
hh 2,3 Red town of R.-tonehah, coast of Africa. Also,
.ielvtr4,6l bruarY, 1813, engaged as master's mate, and
three Y wounded in a desperate action of more than
:and-a-half hours, fought off the Isles des Los with
10,17; ~editise, French frigate forty-four guns (twenty-
pounders) in her main 'deck, and 340 men, which
le,s rowed in the separation of the combatants, after a
the enemy of 105 killed and wounded, and to the
ititou, Out of an original force of 300, of 141 men
the :14 and wounded. For his conduct he was ordered on
li%)4aY following to act asthird
lie thutenant, that officer
thelale been killed, to which rank was confirmed on
15111 April ensuing.—Liverpool Albion.

BRIGHTON, AND SOUTH-COAST
RAILWAY.
TrafA,--
_rams Week ending Aug. 7, 1852 ... £16,571 1 4
Total ending Aug. 9, 1851 ... 17,652 59.
Tot., of the half-year, to this date, 1852 ... 87,605 10 6
''"l of the half-yehr, to this date, 1851 ... 90,404 13 6
Total number of Passengers— Week ending
Aug. 7,1852 108.102
tausengers *.£14.056 19 4
%oda ** ••• ••• ...
2,514 2 0

Proud Total... £16,571 1 4
.
1.44,,u_ n
T miles open
g 1895, 'lB 1752.3A ; ditto, 1851, 173%,
ernun• us. Aug. .

t ‘*°1-I).—The St. George was an Friday afterooon
pi' 'Led as haviug arrived off the coast with 13,329 °urea
o,Jiold from Sydney, and the Stebonheath with 0')00
ea from Melbourne, making a total of 78,329 ounces,
0q4313,3001.