The Sun.
London, England, 1837-05-15 00:00:00

DENHALL MARKETS.
by the Carcass.

NENVGATE AND LEA
At per stone, I
s d. tos d

Ceef, infurior L S 3 0 Mutton, inferior ......
- middling 3 2 3 4 middling
-- prime lari;e -- prime
-- prime sicall 3 is 3 3 Pork, large
Veal ......... -
Lamb 3s 0.1..t0 his. 06.

$ 4 tos cl.
3 6 310
44 4 4
46 4 8
36 4 4
4 4 410

NEWCASTLE-UPON.TYNE CORN MARKET.—May tn.
Our supply of Wheat to-day from the Growers was very
small, which was to be attributed to an annual fair of some
importance held in this neighbourhood; and the coasting
arrivals this week base also been modcrate, yet the sale was
slow, at similar prices to last Saturday. Barley is in very
limited demand at our quotations, the maltipg season being
about over. Oats were in fair supply, and taken off at the
rates of last weak. Malt still continues a dull sale. Beans
and Pease support their price. The arrivals of Flour are still
large, yet prices are without any further alteration.
New. OA.
Wheat, Northiineeerland
Norfolk aul 5wi0te......... 54s 57i
Berwick and Scotch 454. s —s bby.

Rye, Nort,4ll(and Suffolk
Foreign
Barley, Malting, Norfolk and Stanlk 3os. 34s —S. --s.
Grinding and Feeding .275. :Mk ..... —a. —s.
Malt, Noriolk and Sonia 3la t/Si -fi. —s.
Beans, Small 38.. 41s —s. —s.
Tick 373 396 -3. —s
Pease, White 19, 43s —a --c
•

-- Gray 33s 36, —S.
Oats, Northumberland, l'otatoe 2:o. nf;s 27s. 31s.
Foreign
Flour (por sack) —s. —s 3ls. 411.

We regret to bear of a very extensive failure in Glas-
gow, with which a Member of Parliament is said to be con-
nected.

MISER MOULD.—An illiterate personage, who al-
ways volunteered to go round with the hat, but was suspected
of sparing his own pocket, overhearing, one day, a hint to
that effect, made the following speech :—" Other gentlemen
puts down what they thinks proper, and so do I. Charity's a
private concern, and what I gives is nothing to nobody."—
Thomas Hood.

THE LATE BISHOP OF NORWICH.—The pub-
lic will, we think, be gratified to learn that the universal
feeling of attachment which the many amiable qualities of
our late benevolent Bishop excited throughout the diocese, is
not likely to remain unrecorded, as a subscription is about to
be raised for the purpose of erecting, a monument in the Cathe-
dral, in token of the affection and respect with which all par-
ties regarded his private virtues.—Norfolk Chronicle.
Mr. Ilitchens, the Coroner of Lincoln, has received
a letter from the Secretary of State for the Home Department,
stating that a Bill is now preparing, and will be immediately
brougha before Parliament, for the purpose of paying the ex-
penses of Coroner's Inquests, as formerly, out of the poor-
re tes. —Lincoln Mercury.
Saturday morning, between six and seven o'clock,
a labouring man, named Pullin, in proceeded across White
Conduit-fields to Maiden-lane, discovered in a ditch a bundle,
wrapped in a woman's check cotton apron, which was found to
contain the body of a new-horn female child, enveloped in a
piece of stair carpeting, and tied round with some clothes'
line. Proper assistance had not been rendered at the time of
birth, and from marks of compression about the throat there
is little doubt that death was caused by strangulation.
he trustee of a number of cottages in a township
within the Halifax Poor-law Union, who had experienc the
mortification of defeat in the late election of Guardia is, re-
fused, at the last rent-day, to return the usual shilling t, those
tenants who had not given him a vote 1 Surely this will en-
sure him better success in future I—lidifax _Express.
Recently there has been discovered at Darley
Bridge, near Matlock, a large and beautiful fossil bel, the
strata of which is firmly fixed in an immense rock composed
entirely of limestone. The specimens consist chiefly of the
oyster and cockle, interspersed with different species of the eel.
These fossils are in the highest state of perfection, and upon
inspection well worth the attention of those who turn their pur-
suits to the minutiae of antediluvian remains. Both the oyster
and cockle shells have ct different times been detachel from
the limestone in such a perfect state as to be scarcely distin-
guished from those newly taken from the ocean. —Derbgslure
Chronicle.

The state of the weather in this neighbourhood,
during the present week, has been far more congenial than that
of its immediate predecessor. Much rain fell during Sunday
and Monday ; and the wind was very chill. In the course of
the Tuesd Ly- morning a sight fall of snow tcok place, and in
the afterno a severe hail storm passed ovar the town. The
consequent.: has been that the progress of vqetation has been
again much retarded. —Doncaster Gazette.