The Sun.
London, England, 1837-02-03 00:00:00

CHICHESTER MARKET—Feb. 1.
Beef
I Mutton 4 0 5 2 Pork 3 10 4 4
Supply of fat stock moderately good, and trade rather dull.

HAMBURG
GR

MARKETS.

Oats, Upland. — to -
- Mecklenburg to
-- Elder
-- Holstein
... IOS to 114

Wheat, Marks 330 to 3.54
Mecklenburg — to
-- Magdeburg 33J to 357
-- Eider to
Mihail, white 351 to 366
------ red
Holstein
Rye, Mecklenburg 228 to 2 t.l
---- Holstein 022 to 228
Archangel — to
Barley, Mecklcnburgh 165 to 168
Magdeburg!)
Lower Elbe
COT'
Carolina and Tennessee... 8 to 10%1
Georgia, Ist sort 11% 12
2d 104 11M
3d and 4th 8 9
COF
Mocha Thito
Batavia
Surinam 4" 5
Rio .SX
Bahia
SUGAR.— (With 87., Discount.)
Havannah, White 9 to 10% Bahia, White 7M to 814
8r0wn......... 6 :8 Brown 54 6 4
Rio, White 7 8 Pernambuco, White 7 8
Brown • 5 6 Brown 54

Petersburgh k ltiga -. to
Malt, Pomeranian 129 to 141
Buck Wheat —to _
Pease, Upland, yellow 185 is 31•
Beans l9B to 258
Tares ''l6 to 234
Itapeseed — to
Ditto Cakes
Linseed ditto 56 to ti 3
TON.

Maranham 11.t012

Madras 6 - 74
Surats 414
Dumingo
'EE.

Domingo
La G uay ra Slp (i
Porto Rico sti 711
Ilavannah 43iµ 7

We regret to hear from Brussels that Mr. H. L.
Bulwer has been confined to his house for more than a month
with a severe inflammatory complaint, which will render it im-
possible for him, for the present, to attend to his Parliamentary
duties. Mr. H. L. Bulwer was desirous to have started for
England so as to have been in his place on Tuesday,- but his
medical attendants declared that they would not be accountable
for the consequences if he attempted the journey.
THE EDGWARE-ROAD MURDER.—AS some
workmen were yesterday employed in cutting osiers in a field
adjoining Coal-harbour. lane, Camberwell, they discovered a
sack, which they afterwards found to contain the legs and
thighs of a human being. They immediately raised an alarm,
and the sack and its contents were conveyed to the nearest
station-house, where they were examined by a medical gentle-
man. The limbs, which there is no doubt belonged to the
unfortunate woman whose body was lately found under similar
circumstances in the Edgware-road, were but slightly decom-
posed. There was' a hole in the sack, from which the knee
protruded, and there being a redness upon the flesh, it was the
opinion of the medical gentleman„that the hole in the sack was
made by a rat, which afterwards gnaWed the knee. The sack
appeared to be a portion only of a larger sack, and was marked
on one side with the letters E. R. W. E. L. L., evidently
forming a part of the word Camberwell, and on the other side
with the letters S E. L. E. Y., which it is presumed formed
a part of the name of Moseley, an extensive coal-merchant in
the neighbourhood, from whose premises, in all probability,
the sack was stolen. By a singular chance Mr. Carttar, the
coroner, was passing the station-house at the time when the
limbs were discovered, and he immediately issued his warrant
for holding an inquest upon them. The inquest, it is under-
ol, will be held on Saturday (to-morrow).
GRESIIAM COLLEGE.—The following are the
numbers or persons who attended during the past courses of
Lectures :—Dr. Southey, on Physic (three lectures), 65 ;
Mr. Pullen, on Astronomy, 178 ; Mr. Palmer, on Law, 40 ;
Rev Mr. Parker, on Divinity, 35 ; Rev. E. Owen, on Rhe-
toric, 25 ; Rev. Dr. Birch, on Geometry (two lectures), 21;
Mr. Stevens (ditto), on Music, 35. Total, 399 in 19 lec-
tures, on an average of attendance of-21 on each lecture. In
the majority of cases the Latin Lectures were omitted from
the non-attendance., of an auditory, while the above occupied
from half an hour to an hour in the delivery.
The influenza is making rapid progress over the
whole Continent ; but what is remarkable, particular spots are
quite exempt from it. In Brussels it is hoped its malignity is
! already abated ; but the perpetual knelling of the passing
bells, and those rung for funerals, demonstrates but too fear-
fully how great have been its ravages. From Berlin we learn
that its symptoms are already become milder. Smart purga-
tives have been resorted to with success—Belgian Courier.
Some years since, in one of the forests of Germany,
not less than 472,000 fir trees were supposed to have been
destroyed by an insect about the size of a bug, which confines
its ravages to the white fir. This calamity is said to have been
greatly enhanced by an unfortunate mistake made in offering
a reward for the destruction of the woodpeckers, who were
busily employed in great numbers in devouring these mis-
chievous insects.
Died at West Campbell-street, Broomlands, Pais-
ley, on the 21st ult., Janet Harper, wife of John Neil, jun.
The deceased was married at seven o'clock the previous even-
ing, the marriage supper took place at ten, and before one in
the morning she vva, a lifeless corpse.
On Wednesday afternoon, about half-past five
o'clock, as B. B. Ilollinshead, Esq., was about to quit the
University Club-house, where he had been according 'to his
usual custom, perusing the papers, he suddenly fell on the
stairs, and instantly expired. Surgical aid was procured, but
without avail,