The Sun.
London, England, 1852-11-05 00:00:00

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EPSOM ,_AITTLIMN PACE'
(THIS DAY.)

(BY EXPRESS.)
The Hurdle Race.

Tomboy ............................................................
Harriett ........
Won by six lengths.
Tito Scramble Steeplechase.

Nutley
La Chouotte ...............................................
.:.::

EPSOM.
AUTUMN RACE"

(THIS DAY.)

Tho Durdans Stakeg.

May Day ......................................................
La Malheurcuse ....................................... ..... 3
Newport., ........................ • ...................... .....

14 ran. Won in a canter.

LORD MAIDSTONE and MR. MACA

nty
We are requested by Lord Maidstone to Pa
the following letter, which we do verbatim :--
71, South-Audley-st. Not. 4,1"
" MAIDSTONE " versus "MACAULAY."
To T. B. MAC JULAY ESQRE M.P. FOR EDll4sltrtho
Sir,—The world at large will be ourpris'd to flout', 00
you cannot address your Philistines at Edinbro, lebiob
hour together, without introducing a subject uport;ivil.
you aro as ignorant as you were two years 5ge..,,°000;
liam Penn's morals, or of James (quern John?) v"'"
of Dundee's christian name. • title
You may, or may merit the comprehnsive 0
once applied to you oft' book in breeches" e;
o'. 0
should recollect, that many books (including the Sner'il
volumes of your own history,) are generally Con Still►
very pleasant reading, and very poor authority' Eor
as a profess'd historian and moralist, it cannot he' if bo
cap'd your notice that, duty excuses every mss of in'
changes his opinion conscientiously from the chsrP;dtire
consistency. Otherwise, all argument, and eve
must be dispens'd with definitively. the
If your friends at Covent Garden had alio*
Englishman's right, (which in their character of 1-,fleirglit
they very consistently denied me,) viz a hearing' 001
have cloar'd up the difficulty in less than five rat:loll4g
that worthy plebs was so engag'd in cheering Sill. She 04
platitudes, cursing General Evans's explanaii°llo
exhibiting to him backs which ho had flogged in s'lce°
—shot it would have been better for me to bee 00'
a hint from the clown of tho theatre opposite, lei
furled a series of legends at them, instead OP°ll
mouth. 10er
But without the direct evidence of a public el
thin, charity if not chivaly might have led you
t.J
a
elude that one who can count kin with the gree-
t
Graham (not John, mind! nor he of NetherbY)'s
have had good and honourable reasons for taking; 00d
which you are pleased to brand with inconsisteneyoooo
for which you, after the long parliamentary esPe,rd
you boast of, are not ashamed to coin base 11"
generous motives.
To raise a laugh at the expense of the absent, " 1,1
helpless, has long been the prevalent sealies of " rpg or/
facetiously term'd Whig humour. In the last ca beret
I have no design to figure. Give your own did
Mr. Macaulay! They shall be punctually atteriniot:
" according to the measure of power of the sset,looo
It will be for you to cry Ohe, when you have had '—
In the meantime, Gare a qui me touche!
If this charge of inconsistency depends upon r".to 00
I am sorry to be abed to tell you that there for
foundation for it; and if you depend upon 0091lorli
your information, pray put in practise the riul-a-lpitti
directions you have thrust into the mouth el
Claudius, end—

" Sto him ,or ead ! nett•°
" Ten thousand pounds (inp copper),alive
to the d
man who brings
i am, Sir,
(With every respect for you as a Novelist)
Yours
as you use me
MAIDSTOO
MARKET NE WS—( THIS DAY)

OP
The quantity of English Wheat on sale into-
cor
market was very moderate, and in but middling 01
dition. On the whole, the attendance of both OW !) 0o
j$
country millers was small: whilst the demand
kinds of home-grown Wheats was steady, at P,62for se3.osreilj
equal to those obtained on Monday. A ow
changed hands for delivery from the North. t
Upwards of 20,000 quarters of Foreign Wiles" 00 th.
come fresh to hand, the show of samples waist, rats°
increase; nevertheless, holders were firm, and ~lots
were generally supported. Floating cargoes of
die were quite as dear.
had an active inquiry for all kinds of
supply of which was small; and really tine I"
parcels wore the turn higher.
Nn ehringn tnnk place in Silo value of Milk
,rhe
The show of Oats was tolerably good.
-‘" tra
was inaive, at lat currenci.the
lhansct were firm; but Peases Tn met a slow sale. '-
value of Flour, no change took place.

AftHIVALE3 THIS WEEK.
----IdotlL
Wheat. Barley. Malt. Oat&
.......
—...--,-------' pea'
1 Qrs. Qrs. Qrs. Qrs. IP°
English ' .••••• 2,630 2,423 1,060 ~,-G ....
Irish •••• •• •• _ _ 8,880 ,401
Foreign ......i 20,760 2,010 i 7,020 ILI'
__„„---1

SMITHFIELD.

Although the supply of Beasts on sale in t noolf
market was very moderate as to number, and eltr'roled
deficient in quality, the demand for all kinds ,fire
heavy, and Monday's prices were with difficalllWhish
ported. We were fairly supplied with Sheep. 'olv, lets
a very limited business was transacted, at bare,„'slV
rates. Calves—the supply of which was very '",
moved off slowly; but we have no actual decline "tiops
tice in the quotations. In Pigs very few trenss°
took place.
eel,
Cows were very dull. at from 141. to 19-
L
including their small calf.
4
Inferior Beasts 2s oto 2s 2 South Downs 43 vto 355
Second do. ...2s 4to 2s 10 Large Calves 23 6
,"
Prime Large ...3s oto 3s 6 Small ditto 035 °to 231
Prime Scots ... 3s Bto 4s Sucking C dyes 19s 35
Inferior Sheep 3s oto 3s 4 Large Hogs 25 10 t,c),, 35
10
Second d 0.... 38 6to :33 8 Small Porkers Si 8"" 191
Coarse Wiled. 3s 10 to 4s 2 Qr. Old Pigs... 16s oto
TOTAL SUPPLY AT MARKET. rig3'
Beasts. I Cows. Sheep. I Calves. J
302
599 I 130 I 4,952 241
FOREIGN SUPPLY.
FlO.
Beasts Sheep. Calves.
1,6i0 i 5,770 120
NE WGATE AND LEADENHALL. id stlr,
These markets continuo to bo somewheat beaviv...ase
plied with each kind of Meat: yet the general de7ooo
is steady, and prices are well supported. About %rest,
carcasses of Meat arrived from the provinces
At per stone by the Carcase.
0• t01. le
s. d. to s. d. N. , 3
Beef, inferior • • •• 2 0 2 4 ' Mutton , inferior •• 2 ; 3
middling •• •• 2 6 2 8 _middling- 3 ;
primelarge .. 210 3 0 prime •••• $ 6 3
--prime small .. 3 2 3 4 Pork, 1arge........ 2 4 0
Veal •• . ..... ...• •• 2 8 310 - .mall .. .. 3

B OROLTGII UOP. f bleb
For nearly all kinds of new Hops, the show 0 ti„, je'
is extensive, the demand continues active. In Belted
stances, higher rates have been paid for fine anuraii
qualities:—Mid and East Kent Goldings, 1204 to `-ngii
Weald of Kent, 76s to 88s; ditto, choice, aoi
Sussex, 72s to 803; ditto, choice, 821 to 86s; Farrimiitte,
100 s to 120 s. ditto, choice, 130 s to 145; country ""
98 to 1003; ditto, choice, 1104 to 120 s per cwt.
. 01
Sugar.—There has beenCOLONIAL a
firm market for n 103
Plantation, and grocers and refiners have boughtlijed
moderate extent. Barbadoes, by auction, has fell" fat
34s to 365 64 for low to mid yellow, and 37s to 39,dsto
ord to fine. Refined has been in request at 459 v
48s for low to fine grocery.
East India.—There has been a large business cl°llited
Mauritius at full prices. At auction, low brown reded
255 6d to 27s 6d, low to mid yellow 33s to 343 6d, 470
good to fine 35s 6d to 375. Bengal went at 449 I°,l for
far grainy white, 39s to 435 for yellow, 26s to 26° hits
soft brown, and 37s 6d to 41s for common to Who,
Benares. Privately there have been considerable old
ja
Foreign.—This has been firm at fuller rates, tijolr.,
request. Brown Bahia 18s per cwt, and very low
say gold
duty paid, to good brown 29s to 34, 6d. Havaools for,
at 348 6d to 375 64 for low and mid white, and 410"
oaa
fine. Cuba wont at 34s to 36s for low and mid, greil,fa'
yellow, and at 31s 6d to 33s for ord to low grsi'clo.
,ilia was taken in at 30s to 315 6d for low Musoe',loo
Coffee—For plantation Ceylon, the market hag TAO
firm, and not a great quantity has been offered. dee
mid has been sold at 52s to 543 6d ; and fine, I°,;ea
fine ord at 52s to 54s 6d, being of old importofri,
65mid;
finean d gfiOnoed
ordcoloryan d
and
lowmid,
favourite4marksstool d 559:
L 5:
it
triage, 42, to 483 6d ; a few parcels of fine were ts'-isja-
at 75s to 785 ; and of pea berry, at 67s to 685 64. the
five has been in good demand at 46s 65 to 47$ 1 64
new import. Costa Rica has been sold at 55s CO 57063%
for mid, rather mixed. Jamaica sold at 52$ 64 tod to
64 for low mid and mid, 704 for good colory, 440
49s 6d for good and fine ord, and 405 to 51a for .r.-°
Mocha held for very full prices. pe
Rice—There has been less doing, and the pre", 64
remained about the same to white Bengal, 1 Is to 1"5
per cwt.
rto
Saltpetre—Sales have been made in Bengal 8° re'
25s 6d to 265 61, for ord. to mid. 10 to 81 per cent.,
fraction being full prices. d 1°-
Dyes, &c.—The demand for both Cochineal an
digo has been rathsr active.
last tri°
Tallow--There is more doing within the '3- Cwt.
days, and P. Y. C. has risen to 43, and 435 6d per
on the spot. w to
,3d
Tea—There is some want of animation 211
10 Ib•
good common Congou remains at 94 Per
to 100 P
Green in moderate request. •
Green Fruit—The weather has operated preill
„„ding
against the market, and has produced a corresld)ru"pped
depression in prices. Black Spanish Nuts have woods
5s per barrel; Barcelona Is per bag; Grapes of and
lower. A parcel of 200 Malaga, sold by ICet"l-1" The
Hunt at public sale, sold 2s to 3s per barrel lower in to
cargoes cf Messina Lemons have arrived, but are oes of
green a state for immediate consumption. Calg
Qum ihnu royal doily mooted.