The Sun.
London, England, 1839-04-10 00:00:00

SECOND SPRING MEETING-1842.

TUESDAY.—Produce Sweepstakes of 200 sov;.each, h.ft ;
colts, Bst. 71b, and fillies, Est. 41b. T. Y. C. No produce, no
forfeit. Covered by
Colonel Peel's Jason's dam
Mr. Grevillo's Peggy
Lord Lichfield's Sister to Portrait

The Goodwood Cup closed with forty-six subscribers.

THE MARKETS-(THIS DAY.)

CORN EXCHANGE.

The arrivals of English Grain were small, but of Foreign
Wheat a good many vessels fresh up. The Wheat trade was
not so lively as on Monday, and prices were unaltered. Barley
for malting, Is. to 2s. per quarter dearer, other sorts firm at
previaus rates. Little done in Beans and Pease. Oats in fair
request at former terms. Flour met a moderate sale at pre-
vious rates.

ARRIVALS.
Wheat. I Barley. I Oats. Flour
1,040 Ars 1,691 qrs. 180 qrs 1,950 ackB

English
lr sh I
Foreign .. I 1t,,!!50 I ',so I 1,C50 _
NEWGATE AND LEADENHALL.
A large supply of meat, and moderate demand; prices as be.
fore. Game and Poultry in large supply and good demand.
Prices as before.
TEA SALE.—EIGHTH DAY.

br Is.

The only novelty in the sale of Tea is that the article sells
with greater briskness. Prices remain without alteration,
INDIGO SALE.—SECOND DAY.
The sale goes on with some spirit, and prices may be esti-
mated at from last sales to Id. per lb. lower.

His Excellency Edhem Bey, General of Artil-
lery in the service of the Paella of Egypt, and suite, has
left town for Paris, Where he intends to sojourn for some
time.

RVENING

DUBLIN, APRIL 8•
SIMULTANEOUS MEETINGS IN SUPPORT

OF THE PRESENT ADMINISTRATION.

The columns of to-day's Pilot are almost exclusively de-
voted to the reports of the meetings in favour of Ministers,
that were held last Sunday, simultaneously in several
places tbrcughout both town and country. Our Contem-
porary says—
" Look at our columns, overflowing with evidences that
the Rodens h.ive rous=d Ireland as one man in the senti•
tricot, as detertn'ned as stedfast hearts and strong bands
can make it. that Ireland shall not be governed by the Tories.
We shall see whether the Tory prints, or the Radical
leaders in the Tory inten!st, will be able to persuade the
real Radicals to play the game of the Tories, and let
loose its furies on Ireland Now or never—
will the E, glish Radicals protect their Irish brethren from
the blood-thirsty Irish Tin es, or will they not ? I I"
THE FIRST VICEREGAL DINNER.

Ilia Excellency the Baron Fortescue arrived in Dublin on
Wednesday last, and immediately issued dinner cards to about
thirty for Friday. The company was purposely mixed--
Tory, Whig, and Radical—but especially Tory 1 Dinner
was sem d at eight o'clock, his Excellency sitting at th•
centre of the table. On his right sat the Orange Lord
Mayor, and on his left the Earl of Charlemont. Im-
mediately opposite his Excellency, Dr. Whately, the
Protestant Archbishop of Dublin, and on either sides
were placed in simultaneous group the strong-toned Con-
servative, the silky Whig, and the stern-path-duty Radical.
The evening, no doubt, passed delightfully, for it was the
cue of the Conservative guests (received front Lord
Roden) to make everything appear agreeable to his Ex-
cellency.

-COUNTY MEATH REQUISITION.
Ia addition to the other important manifestations of pub-
lic sentiment, we have to announce that a requisition,
signed by several noblemen, baronets, M. P.'s, gentlemen,
clergy, and freeholders of the county Meath, was sent this
day to the High Sheriff, amounting to upwards of one
hundred and sixty, requesting to convene a meeting on an
early convenient day,' to rilret;mte an bet Most
Grae,.ou:, Ivlajesty, and to petition Parliament expressive
of their unabated confidence in the present Administration,
and their approval of the general policy pursued by it to-
wal ds Ireland.—lbid.

STATE OP THE COUNTRY.—The Recorder of Limerick,
opening the sessions his' week, said he had to congratulate
the Grand Jury on the light naturo of the business to be
transacted.