The Sun.
London, England, 1839-11-25 00:00:00

SCOTCH MARKETS.

Wheat. Barley. Oats. Beans. Oatmeal.
.......!.. ~..M,,.......1••••
.........
----kberdeen... 70 to 80 27 to 30 24 to 27 —to 9'l to S 6
Berwick 39 50 20 27 17 25 33 35 40 43
Coldstream
Cupar (Fife) 48 65 126 31 18 22 21 .26 --
Dunbar 4B 68 26 49 23 27 40 42 40 42
Elgin 6O 62 30 34 23 32 48 59
Inverness
Kelso .. , 32 47 23 26 19 23 32 34 _.
Kirkaldy
Perth 6O ^4 30 40 25 33141 44 .-- ..m.
Tha size of the measure varies throughout the country.
HADDINGFON CORN MARKET.—Nov. 22.
Wheat. Barley. Oats. Pease. Beans
t irst FOs Od 42s Od 29s 04 40s 04 Ns Od
lecond 62a Od 37s Od 24s 6d —s Od 4Si 0 d
Third s6s Od 313 Od 21s Od —s Od ..ii Od
Average ......31. is. 16d, 7.12 th.
DALKEITH CORN MARKET.—Nov. 21.
Wheat. Barley. Oats. Pease. I Beans.
t.) it 7Bh Od 41s 6d 28s 84 46s Od 40, Od
second 1 65s 04 36s Od 25s 00 44, Od. 443 04
Third

The Marquis Be'lune left Mivart's Hotel on Fri-
day for Paris. The Noble Marquis, during his sojourn
in this country has made extensive purchases of our our
nufactures. In the course of next month the Marqu.s
intends to return to this country to make further pur-
chases, and to visit the manufacturing districts.
INTENDED REMOVAL OF HATTON-GARDEN
POLICE-OFFICE.—It is said to be in contemplation to
remove the Hatton-Garden Police-Office to a more;
convenient site, and to erect a much more eommodirJes
building, &c. The subject, it appears, has beer, some
time under the consideration of the Magistrac.;, and the
plan of the building has already been selected. the
site chosen is on the Calthorpe estate, adjacent to .e
House of Correction, which is more free from the
noise of carriages and general traffic than the present

office.
FURTHER PROOFS OF THE AILDNESS °F
THE SEASON.—Anmngst other indications of the ex-
THE
mildness of the present season May be nT
ticed the fact, that Mr. Charles Wright, of Tins"
Lodge, near Stamford, has at this time a nest of Dung
in the rookery near his house. In
Stickney is an apple-tree bearing large fruit, whilst o
parts of it are in full blossom. Mr. Allenson, of Sibrl.,
has now in his garden raspberries, both ripe and ill full
growth.—Lincoln Mercury. ve
The Mayor and Magistrates of Hereford ha
made arrangements to arm and call out a nunler°tl,9
force of the pensioners, militia-men, &c., of t'ne rle'g";
bourhood, under the command of the naval and military
officers residing in the city and its vicinity, in the even
a garde tber
of any danger threatening the peace of the place"
Hereford .Journal.
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SECOND-HAND PLATE PURCHASED.
LAo.nßdo.nS(AoiVi
' ' L ators atia
others,a wishing to dispose of Second-hand Plate, that, ice,
informßdanSkOoNfSEnGgloalndistm),ithsNo....Tec, Core:011011:
than
ning a ready sale, they can offer more advantageon3 Rther
can usually be given by the Trade ; payment may el ica.
be received • in cash, or the amount allo ed in exchange 1
other silver.

SECOND-HAND SILVER WA 'L. CHBTwo
variety of some dozens may be selected fro-a', prior gag
Guinea.; each ; some rather more modern, 'fwo and Three
Guineas each ; and an assortment quite er4ual to nevr, so.
Guineas each. The whole have been ca:efully examiseil
aro warranted.

T. COX SAN- by
Watchmaker, 47, Cornhill, LonelY,' (SeR en doors from Grace
church-'street).
N.B Second-hand Wexhes purchased in exchange

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E232i,nostfNaatuaLeer:r-tießrrTacHe,Bl3.lackheath, the lady
B.
2.2 of S-
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On the 4 inst., at South Lambeth, the lady of John lioe.g-
son, Esq., of a son.

MARRED.
On the 21st inst., at Durham,l
the Rev. Henry Rawlinsoni
of Symondsbury, Dorset, son of John Rawlinscin,
Wimpole-street, to Sarah Anne, eldest daughter of the late
Dr,
Armstrong, of Russell-square.
At Allhallows, Lombard-street, Frederick son of Robef2,
Broughton, Es
q.
of Cher Wan to Eliza All"/
Moore, daughter of Colonel William Moore and granddaughter
of the late General Hardwieke, of tie Lod g.e, South Lambeth-

D I 7.2 n.
On the 2.4 th of July last , at Waltaine' in the East In
or-
dies,
Sarah, the wife of Alajw:-General Welsh Commanding N
thern Division, Madra.s Presidency.
Edward Thomas j‘toberts, son of Colonel Roberts, R.A•t
sign of her Majesty's 44th Regiment of Foot, on board the shlP
Maitland, on Lis -passage home, aged 19.
On the 22d ',nst., at Hollen-street, Uoho, Mr. William Henri
Burgin.

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county of ;iliddleqex.—Monday. November 25,1839.