The Sun.
London, England, 1830-07-12 00:00:00

, NEWOATE AND LEADENHALL MARKETS.
At per stone, by the Carcass.
I. (I. to s. cf.
Beef 3 8) Veal ..
'0

L d. toe. d.
8 8 4

Mutton 2 8 3 101 Pork
Lamb.. 4 3i. 441. to 511. Oil.

Several of our best sea songs were composed
in honour of his present Maarm, when a midshipman,
and will be now revived with all their former popularity.
The true lovers of the Drama will have a splen-
did treat on Monday next at the Opera House (cean's
farewell benefit), when they will have the opportunity of
witnessing KEAN in five distinct acts of his favourite cha-
racters. May his profits be commensurate with his talents;
more or better we could not wish him.
Sir C. COLE has announced his intention of
withdraWing from the representation of the county of
Glamorgan. Cumbrian.
The Hon. Member for Breconthire, Colonel
Worm, comes forward, the seventh time, a candidate for
the honour of representing that county, and is also expected
to be re-elected without opposition. The Hon. Member's
address is given in another eolumn.—Cambrian.
Last night, at half-past ten, an intimation was
sent down from the Castle to the Officer of the Guard at
Henry the Eighth's gate:that a carriage would arrive in the
course of the night; and Whether it was drawn by four
horses or by two, the gates were to be immediately opened,
the carri4ge admitted to the Castle, and no questions to be
asked. Accordingly, at half-past twelve, a carnage drove
up to the gate, and w.ie, allowed to enter unchallenged,
That carriage contained the Duke of Wetiancerox, who
bad an immediate- interview with Sir W. KNIOIITON,
which lasted till after two o'clock this morning. His
Grace then retired to meat ; but he was up early again,
and after passing the-whole morning in another long con•
ference with Sir Witbram KNIGHTON and the Lord
Steward, the Noble Duke kit the Castle at half-past three
this afternoon. The Prioress of Heesx Homeuito isdaily
expected on a visit to her Royal relatives in this country.
—Windsor Paper.

• ACCELERATION OF TILE MAIL.—From
the post-office advertisement, we are happy to find that
our long-wished fur object of an earlier arrival of the
mail will commence on Wednesday next. If we find
that it does, so as to enable us to depend on receiving our
letters at the satire early hour on Thursday, we beg our
readers to understand, that the publication of this paper
on that day will take place after the arrival of the
curricle mail, and that their papers will be ready
for delivery by six in the afternoon ; as we expect
to be enabled to publish in future about that hour.
—ln consequence of this change, we have to request
our advertising friends to forward their orders so as to be
received at this office not later than two o'clock p.
when we shall endeavour to attend to them ; and ai
various little arraugemento may not be thoronghly made,
we trust our country readers will excuse any disappoint-
ments which may occur at the first starting of this altera-
tion. We hope and trust they will be sensible of the
advantage of this change, which will enable them to re-
ceive the London news one day earlier than at present....
Caledonian .allercury. , .

WENTWOWI`H AND Co.'s DI VI DEN be—aim
result of the meeting of the assignees, &c, of Messrs.
WENTWOATII and Co., at the Wakefield Court 'Live, on
"tAiednes•lay,' was the declaration of a dividend of ts, in
the pound on the Wakefield and Bradford estate, and 2s. U.
on that of York. These sums, together with what ha,.
already b en paid, will make 12s. in the pound for the
Wakefield and Bradford concerns, and 14s. fitl. for that of
the Yolk Bank. At the meeting, it was suggested by
VILAIWIS MAUDE, Esq., pried the Commissioners under
the bankruptcy, 'that it might he advisable, for the pur-
pose of winding up the concern altogether, as soon as the
real property yet remaining unsold was disposed of, to ail_
vertise Mr-bale, by auction, all the demands of the banks
on the estate of others, and divese of them for whatever
they would fetch ; which suggestions seemed to meet with
the approbation of the atoignees. There is, 'therefore,
some prospect that, in a reasonable time, the affairs of
this extensive and complicated concern will be completely
settled, and the country finally relieved firm all further
anxiety upon this subject.--,HolifaCommercitzi (Aron.