The Sun.
London, England, 1837-12-11 00:00:00

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NEWCASTLE-UPON-TYNE CORN MARKET.—Dec. 9.
Our farmers again brought a small supply of \Vheat to this
day's market, but the arrivals from the coast being very large,
prices ruled Is. per quarter lower than on Saturday last,
though at this reduction a good clearance was made. The
supply of Barley fully equals the demand, and the sale is dull,
at our quotations. Malt is in very limited request, anti to
effect sales to any extent, Is. per quarter less money must be
accepted. Oats were in fair supply, and a free sale at last
week's rates. In the value of Rye there is no alteration.
Beans and Peas also continue to sell at late prices. The ar-
rivals of Flour arc considerable, but our last quotatioas are
maintained.

New. Uk..
Wheat, Northumberland ..... ........... ... 484. 623 Sit. f 0 .1
Norfolk and Suffolk...—. ...... ... s.'rs. 63-; .....
•-- Berwick and Scotch 54,. —l3 —.4 51.5.
----. Foreign '
Rye, NorfAk and Suffolk 3Ol 335....... —s. —s.
Foreign s. s s —s.
Barley, Malting, Norfolk and Suffolk—. 30s. 355
Grinding and Feeding 2.ls. 295.
Malt, Norfolk and Suttblk s3s 60s 3.
Irteans, Small 37r. 39s 3 -8
Tick 363. 38s —s. —s.
Pease, White 13s. 3 s. . ... —s.—.s.
fray 31s 33s —s. —s.
Oats, Northumberland, Potatoe 2os. 27s 26s. 28.

Fred
Foreign —.S. —8
Flour (por sack)

WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET —Dec. 8
Wdeat, Red, Norfolk and Suflblk 4ls. 465. to —s. fine £2s.
Lin. and Cam.
----- Yorkshire
V,: Bite ........ —s. 50s. to is4s. fine 584.
Foreign, hed

. _ -- ......
White —.s. —s. to --s. nne —s.. Barley, Norfolk and SufFolk
Lincolnshire 10i. to 325. fine 355.
Yorkshire Wold
Foreign
Beans, Small .. lis to —s. fine 40..
Tick
Oats, Potato 2)s to —s. fine 28.
Poland s. f.3s. to 255. fine 25-.
Frieziani and Sena): -s 20, to .3s. fine Ws.
:dealing
Shqlling
Malt —s. 35e. fine 325. per Load.
Rapeseed

SCOTCH MARKETS.

Wheat. i Harley. I Oats.

Reatte.

Aberdeen
Uerw•ick
Coldstream

36 to 40 21 te
32 42 15 •_'o
32 36 21 24
46 56 :26 31
48 52 311 33
40 32 24 - - 32
40 "44 2e. :iu
36 44 16 25
37 42 23 31
50 56 23 .26
of the measure vari

Culver (rife
Dundee
Elgin
Inverness
Kelso . ,

rkaldy
Per t h
/L.)" The siz

Wheat. Barley. Oats. rel.z.
685. Od. 35s Rd, 2ls id. 411,;. OLI
5$ • 31 0 2I • 33 5
. 50 0 27 0 2• 0 311 0
'rage Klee 4..1 Wheat
PRICES OF PROVISIONS, cC.
Reef, per 1b........ Os. 4d. taos.7d.' Fresh 8uttet,115......... 0, 9.1 to s I ILI
N1utt0u..........,........... 5 4 • 7 Salt Ditto.—..... aII 1 0
Veal ... 0 • I 0 Ditto, per cu L..... 88 0 YU 0
P0rk.............—....... 0 1 • 7 Eggs, per dot.— • • 1 1
Lamh, per qr. —re no OatStraw(lo,..)— 7 6 II 6
['allow, cwt........... 34 0 37 • Wheat Ditto ......... 7 • II 0
Quartern Loaf U • 0 6i Barley 1)itt....-- ri II 7 0
Potatoes. 141 b...... 031 0 0 Hay,perst..--..-- •10 I •

D NIIUIIO
largo suppl,

M CORN
y of all kind,

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Oatnleul

3! to 33
:±5

31 j -
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48 143

First
Secon4...
Ave

EDINLi.)IIO/1 MI:A.
There was a middling supply •I 0,
sales were rather heavy.
Per Sack of:OAKS. Imp.
F.rst Oatmeal
Second ditto

L NiAltKEr.—Dec.s.
Oatmeal at this day'. market, atlw (ha

•„
B trley local ........ ......... I 7 0
I'c:w.•rweal . 1 a
rot Barley—No. 1, per cwt. 12..—.2,1

GLASGOW CORN

A moderate business doing in
Wheat, ?er 240 i li. s. d. I. d
British, old 2'4010310
new
Canada, free 2O- 30 0
Irish
Barley, per 3201 n
Eagiisli — 0 0
Scottish '2l 0 25 0
Irish

Per Stone 01 141 b. Imp.
First Oatmeai
Second Mitt•
HarleyiAeal........
Peasemeal C I 6
.14,-3d. 164 —4th. 13..—P00r I. 9.ts

CORNWALL MARKETS.
(Calcolated at 24 gallons to the bushel.)

Wheat. Barley. Oat..
s. d. to S. d. s. ti. to s. Ii
0 12 • • 10 6
Truro.
0 9 2 0 S 6
He'stone
—696 U $ 6
St. Austell...
Ilodmin — 0 9• : 0 II 5
Liskeard
Launceston
:___s. d 00; t 6
22,75.) 1006 t. _ • 9 •
..... 0 7 s
Camelford l5 0 19 0— 0 10 0 7• 9 9
Penzance j;9 0 21 0 0 no--0 99
MINING INTELLIGENCE. Tons. Cwt. iirs
Quantity •fCGppet Ore sold c,535 o I
Quantity of tine Cileper 252 1.2 0
Average Produce 7)4
Amount of Sale, 18,5'164 196. Od.—A venom Standard 107/. 13s. 04.

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7)4
verage Standard. 107/. 13i. 04i.

The recent determination of the Committee of In-
quiry of the department of the Somme to recommend to
the French Chambers that the railroad from Paris to Bou-
logne should proceed from the capital of Franco to Amiens,
through Abbeville to the coast, has induced some spirited
capitalists and speculators at St. Vallery to form a steam-
packet Company, which, %Iron in operation, will convey pas-
sengers direct from London to within a little mph, than thtrty
leagues of Paris. St. Vallery is three IC'tkizars from AVcville,
and a branch rail-road is to be eimistructed between .liose two
places. The packs' of this Company will proceed from St.
Vallery is about thirteen leagues further from London
than boulogne), down the river Somme, the entrance of which
is nearly opposite to Beachey-head and it is computed that
the voyage will generaly ho made from St. Vallery to:London
in about siXteen hours. Hitherto the ports of Calais end Botr-
logu© have enjoyed a sort of monopoly, a, tho two principal
and mcst frequented ports of (;:tr:niunication betee©n London
and Paris; and should the projected new ljn of steam-packets
be established, it will, it 4 eAKAeci, lime an u..f4vourable
operation in et,l‘cr twirteri.
.1-104{ee Aogotlis •of Prussia, having finished his
citutratitine at 'lll-lei.te, set off fcr Vienna, whero he was re-
ceived in the kindest nrnner by the Imperial family, Ws
Royal Highness dined with the Emperor, and had an interview
of very long duration with Prince Metternich.

DEC. 9.—Her Majesty had a small dinner pary at the neat
Palace last evening. Amongst the c)n pany w ere her R0)41
Highness the Duch-ss of Kcr.t, Viscount Melbourne, Lord
and Lady Ashley, and Lady F. Cowper, the Countess et Chars
Lemont, Lady Mary Stopford, Hon Miss Cocks, Hon, Al;i1
Dillon, Lady Caroline Barrington, Baroness Lehten, Mill
Davys. the Lord Steward, the Treasurer of the Househeldi
Lord Byron, the Hon. Col. Cavendish, Sir Freder:ck StoVin,
and the lion. Colonel Grey.
The band of the Grcrunitor Guards were in Attendance dtta
ring the evening.
viscornt Melbourne had An audience yesterday of tht.qteen.
The following An lie of the Coldstream reginiatt of F 0.4
Guards dined with his Royal Highness the Dien. of Cambri9gt
OR Thursday evening: Colonel Prettnantle, LieutenantoCo.
lonels Wedderburn, Armytage, Broadhead, Gooch, and Ash.
Capt Ins Kncx, Pringle, Lod Wiltirrn Graham,
:;ord-n Drummond, Lord Frederick Pullet, and Wilmot
Horton; Lieutcn ,nts Hon. Frederick V,Picrs, Lord Aleaanr
der and Johnl:)n. His Rival Highness had another praty
•-f ofli trs of the Coldstr. am Gaards at dinner last evening,
at Cambridge
The Duchess t.f Cambridge, accomnanied by the Princess
Ast,;,7uqa of Carne ride, and attended 'by Miss Kerr and Co-
joni!s, honoured th,r Opera Buffa, at the Lyceum, on
evcninir, with her presence.
Lord Willim'Bentinek and the Hon. Arthur Kinnaird had
interviews with Viscount Melbourne, yesterday, in Downing.
street.
The Duke of Manchester transacted business yesterday at
the flume-office.
Cap ail Blck had an interview with Lord Glenelg yester.
' day at the Colonial-office.
The S,anisli and Belgian Minist ?rs transacted business yes-
terday at the Foreign-office.
The Lorl.s of the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council
were occupied during ,he whole of yesterday with an appeal
from Mail-as, Sri Rajah Raker' Apoodv Jagganadha Raz Bs-
hadur v. Sri Rajah Vutsavov Jagganadlia Jaggaputty Raz Ba.
hadur. Messrs. Miller aed %gram, Queen's Couns2l:were
heard -for the appellant, and Mr. Sergeant Spankie and Mr.
Lloyd for the respondent. The case was not coweluded when
the Couit rose. The Lords present were Lord Brougham,
Mr. Baron Parke, Mr. Justice Bosanquct, and, the Chief Judge
in Bankruptcy. Sir Edward East sat (as a Privy Councillor)
with their Lordships.
DEC. 11.—The Queen will hold a Privy Council this
afterno:m at the new Palace.

Her Majesty and her august tiacther attended Divine Ser-
vice yesterday morning in 'the privat . chapel of the new Pa-
lace. The Church ni-viez for the day was read by the Dean
of Chester, Deputy Clerk of the Closet in Waiting; and the
Sermon -wad preached by the Rev. Dr. Short. Lady Bar-
ham, Lord Byron, Sir Frederick Stovin, and the Honourable
Colonel Grey. were in attendance on her Majesty.
The Quo n, accompanied by the Duchess of Kent, and at-
tended by the Duchess of Sutherland, the Honourable Miss
Cocks, the Honourable Miss Dillon, Lord Byron, Sir Frede-
rick Stavin, and the Honourable Colonel Grey, honoured the
performance of the Opera Bliffa at the Lyceum on Saturday
evening- with her presence. Their Royal Highnesses the
Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, the Duchess of Gloucester,
Prince George, and the Princess Augusta of Cambridge,
were also present at the re:formance.
Viscount Melbourne had an audience of her Majesty on
Saturday at the New Palace.

The Duchess of Gloucester, the Duke of Cambridge, and
Prince George of Cambridge attended Divine Service yester-
day morning in the Chapel Royal, St. James's. The Rev.
Calvert iNhore preached an excellent Sermon from the 10th
clia:ter of Roman 4, and the l tlth verse. The Marquis and
,Marchioness of Salisbury, Earls Talbot and Bandon, Lords
I,,,reson, Elliot, and Stuart de Rothsay, were amongst the
Nobility present.
_

The-Duke of Sussex gave a grand dinner on. Saturday at
his residence in Kensington-palace, to the Cablnct Ministers.
The Duchess of Gloucester dined with, the Duke and
Duchess of Cambridge on Saturday.
The Duke and Duchess of Cambri.tige, and Prince George
and the Princess Augusta of Cambridge attended Divine Ser-
vice yesterday afternoon in St. James's Church.
The following officers of the Coldstream Regiment of Foot
Guards dined with the Duke of Cambridge, on Friday, at
Cambridge House Colonels Freemanile r.nd Walton ;
Lieutenant-Colonels Chaplin, Wigram, and Balfour; Cap-
tains Forbes, Vansittarc, Elington, Daniell, and liaise ;
Lieutenants Mundy, Bathurst, Hon. A. Graves, and Herbert,
and Mr. Chevenez.

A Deputation from the South Sea Company, including Sir
Robert Baker, Mr. Ch. Franks, and Mr. Henry Beren, had
an interview n ith the Chancellor of the Exchequer, on Satur-
day, in Downing-street.
A Deputation from the British American Land Company,
incluling Mr Robinson, the Chairman, Mr. Gould, the De-
puty Chairman, Messrs. Crawford,_ Shuter, Alexander Gil-
lespie, jun., Pemberton, and P. M. Stewart, Directors ; and
Mr. Bruveres, the Secretary, had an interview with Sir
George Grey, at the Colonial Office on Saturday.
The Rev. William Braiy, and the Deputation of the Synod.
of Ulster, bad an interview with the Chancellor of the Ex-
chequer and Lord Morpeth, on Saturday, in Downing-street.
A Cabin,t Council was held on Saturday afternoon, at the
Foreign Office; all the Ministers were present. The Coun-
cil sat an hour and a half.

Lord Hill bad an interview with Viscount Melbourne on
Saturday, in Downing-street.
Sir Robert Ferguson an 4 a deputation of Irish Gentlemen
had an interview on Saturday wilt the Chancellor of the Ex-
chequer,

The Russian Ambassador had a grand dinner party on Fri-
day at Ashburnham House.

The Countess Minto arrived at her residence in the Admi-
ralty on Saturday.
Count Pozzo di Borgo, the Russian Ambassador transacted
business on. Saturday at the Foreign Office.
The Lords of the Judicial Committee of the Privy Counel
di=posed on Saturday of the appeal from Madras, Sri Rajah
Kakerb Apoody Jaglondaha Raz Babadur, v. Sri Rajah Vut-
savoy Itggaudabe Jaggaputty Raz 13ahalur, J s i .e Bo-
sanquet g:vi .g judgment. Another appeal from Bombay,
ileema Shunk-r v. Jamasjee Shaporjee, was heard, Mr. Mil-
ler and Mr. Jackson for the appellant ; and Mr. Sergeant
Spankie and Mr. Lloyd fog the respondent. Judgment was
deferred, and their Lo dships then rose.

FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE.
ARRIVALS.

The Earl and Countess of Beauchamp, at Madresfield's
Court, from the Earl of Cloamel', North Aston, Woodstock ;
Viscount Duncan, at the Albany Chambers, Piccadilly; Lord
John S!uart,at Whitehall-place ; Earl Somers, in Berkeley-
square; the Bishop of Chichester in Orchard-street, Portman-
square ; Major-General Birch in Piccadilly ; Mr. J. H. Vivian,
in St. James's-tlace; Mr. Howard Gatton in Pall-mall ; Mr.
Barring'on in Piccadilly ; M. Colmache, Secretary to Prit.co
Tal:eyranti, in Notti:igh:,m-place ; Mr. and Mrs. Flare, in
Piccadilly, from Pat is ; Lord and Lady Ravensworth and the
Misses Liddell, at Percy Cross, from Ravensworth Castle;
Mr. Mortimer and Lady Emily Drummond in Grosvenor-
place ; Lady and Miss Campbell, in Portman-square, from
Brighton ; Miss Flood, in Piccadilly, from Bath ; Captain and
Mrs Blackburn, in Green-street, Park-lane, from Yo,kshire;
Lard Lyncdoch, in Stratton-street, from Sussex; the Coun-
tess of Clifford, oa Carl—m House-terrace, from France; tho
Dowager Countess Cowlier, in Berkeley-square, from Brigh-
ton ; the llon. Henry Corry at Symmons's Hotel ; Wad!:am
Wyndham, Esq , M.P., at ditto ; Sir Thomas and Lady
Bark r and family, at the Lonion Hotel, from Preston Hall,
Lancashire ; Mr. and Mrs. G. Williams, at ditto, from Liver-
pool: the Rev. Mr. Colville and family, at ditto, from Scot-
land; Lieut.-Colonel Fludyer, at Grove's Hotel, from St.
Leona d's.