The Sun.
London, England, 1839-05-16 00:00:00

THE MARKETS.

COAL MARKEf.—May 15. ,
s. (1.,
s. a
Adair's
6
Leaze's Main
,null) Hartley. .... IS 0 Walls End Lambton ... :
'Pantield Aloor ...
NestTanfie ld
01 0
N.Vy tarn ' ' 19 3 Wails nd Whttwell ...
Walls End Be3icke and Co. 20 6 Walls End Brown's Deanery li ~°
Walls End Gogforth
Walls End Heaton
Walk End Hilda 0 0 Wa,ls End Tees Tanfield ... 16 ''
Walls End Kihingworth. . 19 9 Walls End Tees 2. 0.
3 0
Walls End Newmarch .... . 19 9 Walls End Tees Hetton
Wills End Riddell's • 2O 0 Walls End West Tees ....... ;9 `'
Walls End Walker 2:i 0 Brampton Main ...., ........ .. 17 ,4 '
...hip arrived since last market-313y, 51.

-OUNTRY

CORN MARKETS DURING THE

\VEEN •

W heat.

Barley. Oats.

Beans.

Pease.

s. to s.
22. 30
23
16 22.
'26 30
20 25
26 30
-20 . 30
23 26
22 29
29 34
20 20
22 29
20 27
20 25
28 32
20 24
2.2 32
17 29
20 25
22 26
—I 21 22
65 70 132 36 30 32
CHELTENHAM 124ARKL
Per Bushel. a. d. to a. d Fe
Wheat
darley 4 2 5 2 Mutton ....
Oats 3 6 4 3 Veal ......
Beans 4 9 5 6 Pork
Pease ' 4 6 6 0 Lamb
Hay 31. 15s to 4/. 4s. Oct per ton.
NEWCASTLE CORN EXCHANGE.—May 11.
Now.
Wheat, Northumberland 5O, 723. s4s. 74 .1
Norfolk and Suffolk... ........ 68s 765...... 695. 76..
Berwick and Scotch 62s. &i 5.... —a.
--- Foreign
Rye, Nerfalk and Suffolk • 32s 38s —s.
Foreign
Barley, Malting, Norfolk and Suffislit 4ls. 43s —s.
Grinding and Feeding 34s. 365.
Malt, Norfolk and Sutiblk 66s t'6.
Beans, Small --s —5...... 44. 475.
Pease, White sos 525. ...
Gray 42s 455....... --46
Oats, Northumberland, Potatoe 275. 28a. 27a. 295.
Feed
Foreign
Flour (per sack) 5Qs. 51s. —s.

Per quarter
Abingdon—.
Andover
elirmingtiam
liridport.--
Cirencester ...
Faringdon:.--
Guildford
Henley
Hereford...—.,
Highworth
Maidenhead,.,
Monmouth
Salisbury
South anapto 11
Stroud
Tewkesbury...
Uxbridge
Wantage
Wanninster—
Windsor
Worcester....

S. to S.
64 " 80
74 .52
63 811
73 80
64 61
65 SO
• 68 80
72 78
63 88
64 70
63 75
64 74
64 75
64 74
65, 75
63 74

S. to S.
30 34
29 31
30 40
32 '36
7• 32
26 30
28 .35k
26 32
26 .' 32
32 42
24 36
32 34
25 35
30 34
33 40
28 36

d. tO 8.

6. t' L
.....

33

ts 4 --
70 74
63 72
67 70

28 32
24 34
27 M

32 40

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43
- 46
- 51
34 44
31 40
33 42
41 46

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34 'a

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cm.
......

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- 40
33 42
36 40

48
- 48
33

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,

46 40

d. „d•
7 .9
7
0 8
0 0

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
(LLOYD'S.)

HARWICH, MAY 14. A loaded brig is on shore On Lb:
lower end of the Gunfleet Sand, and a loaded sloop se
on the West Rocks this morning.

The Upton Castle, sailed for Mauritius 7th Nor. f°:
Londop, was spoken off the Cape of Good Hope 12°
December, and has not Since been beard of. r.

VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.—The Brothers, Surn,gatral
to Liverpool, 7th ult., Off Cape de Catt ; Star oflui
West, Liverpool to Alexandria, .16th,,out 30 days; Jacto
Tar, Odessa to Liyerpool, 28th Bragariza, Oporto h.
London, same day, and Geo. Anson, Smyrna. to Liverpool
Bth inst., out 13 days, by the North Briton. James, arrife
at. Glandore; Julia, Hilbrands, Amsterdam to SurinB°'
the
14th ult., lat. 44., long. 13., by the Douro, arrived 10
Texel.

EAST INDIA SHIPPING.
Arrivals.—Madagascar, Walker, from Bengal off FY;
mouth, sailed 22d January, Cape, 6th March, °"'
Helena, 19th March. The
Arrivals in Table Bay (Cape of Good Hopc.)--,
Munster Lass, Carreio, February 24th, from St. He'ell-a
Commodore Preble, Eldridge, 24th, from Bosto
sailed 3d March for Whaling ; Hope, Grinanci!
n,
il-
from New Bedford ; Harford, Howes, from Boston; , for
Al Liam, Hamlin, from Greenock, and sailed sd Marcab
Bay
:tnh,
Bombay Hope Steamer, Cox, 25th, from Algoa
and Mossel Bay ; Catherine, Brown, from
on Ref'
nolds, Janet, Wingate, from Rio Janeiro; City 0.
nolds, from Batavia, and sailed 3d March, for Hamburg ;
Fairfield, Abbot, from Liver and sailed 2d March,
for , Calcutta ;
from
for South Australia ; Veems, Semonger,_ 266, d
London ; Malabar, Dunlop, 26th, from Mauritius, al!,
sailed sth March, for Greenock, Mingles, Carr, (!tn_
from Canton and Manilla, and sailed sth ' March, ter,
Cadiz ; Nine, Denny, 28th, frOni Gottenburg and
Dunbar; Mary and Jane, Winter, 28th, frota
London ; Regent Packet, .M‘Donalcl, 28, from Stet-
tenberg Bay; -Atlas, Hunt, 28, from Mauritius; Sabine,
Gilette, 28, from Bourbon; Rosabella, Door, from Bid
taviai Burlington, Lovel, from Batavia, and sailed' 2
March, for Antwerp ;" M'Farlane, March 1, frog
Canton, and sailed the 3d for. Amstetdarn ; 'Asia, Patter-
son,. frotty Isleivcastle;= Stirlingshire; ;from Rio
Janeiro i Beneoolen, Gilbert, 2; from Singapore ;
Helena, Long, 2, from Algoa Bay ; Le Bellone,
2, from Bourbon ; Sancho Panza, Laucillan, from St. 'D°-
mingo ; Montreal, Tessier, 3, from London for 81W
River; Gem, Ludlow, from Su.' Harbour: Oxon, Art,
from Prince Edward Island; Hendrik Wester Van --grf
Madras,
3, from Amsterdam ; Wellington, Liddell, 5, fr°lll
eb' 24,
Arrival in Simon's Bay—Champion, Driag, Bart,,
from Swan River., Passengers—Sir James,Stirling.,_ A.
R.N., Lady Stirling, six children, and three servan".2.sq.,
Stirling, Esq., W. B. Andrews, Esq., -- Shot!,
Mr. Von Bitra, Mr. M. B. Brown, Master E.
Departures from Table Bay, Cape of Good HttPetii
The Airey, Nicholson, Feb. 25, for London • DIP- and
Buckham, 27, for Bombay, Asia; Gillies, ilarch 1, ate
Urchin, Gilbert, for London; Mazeppit, Tate, 2.0 th
Algoa Bay ; Arabian, Brown, March' 3, for New S
for
Wales; and Woolsington, —, Burrows, March • ,
Mauritius. • . -

BISHOP GOODMAN'S ‘f. MEMOIRS.,v-
COURTS OF ELIZABETH AND JAMES I."—Bishop Goowi--0
was a celebrated man in his time. Living from the re, it
of Elizabeth till the government of ,Cromwell, he,.`"Aier
his zenith as a celebrated preacher and theologicalL.-n(1-
in the time of James 1., by whose favour, and the D-0-sal
ship of Bnckingham, he was promoted to the Oise, 'be
see of Gloucester. During the " Great Rebellion 'e
was plundered of his property, and compelled to °so
obscurity, solacing his poverty by reading, writing,
,tbe
gossip, till 16155, when he died ; leaving behind 111301-
manuscript of this work, which was deposited in the at-
!elan Library at Oxford. He was a consteeires' os,
tendant at Court, was familiar with King Of
intimate 'with the favourite, and on a ,foot,„T,ticial
private intercourse with many of the leading P: gene
actors, who treated him with current news and lishoP
facts. The result is a very agreeable work. The
0. ptid
was a contemporary of nearly all he relates—on e):-11 the
an ear' witness of a goOd deal ; he was- acquainted :lit ibex;
men he depicts, and familiar with the mariners lie
dentally describes. Though not much of a philni
he is a man of observation and worldly sense, as vve sod
an honest chronicler: if a gossip, he is withal courtli ley
scholarly, with well cultivated university logic and La: Paste
cant style, to which the quaintness of his age and °pia.
peculiarities give a dash of character. The work coocter.,
a very agreeable melange of anecdote, personal chafar,sr,
and court manners. There are also touches and jolt, Ot
lion, which to the biographer of the period will °'"
value.—Spectator.
in
Bell's Life in London, of Sunday May i"' son'
contain the fullest and most authentic account of %set
Races, with original remarks, and a Portrait of the esee
of the Derby, by Mr. Herring; interresting
connected with the turf, cricket, acquatics, chess' r)isctir
trianism,' trotting, and every variety of sporting 5_,P iiito of
with ample details of the political and domestic incioe 98,
the week. Bell's Life in London of Sunda", °Sind
will contain an accurate Engraving of the New fife'
Stand at Ascott. Price of Bell's Life in Lonfl°#' e for
pence. Bell's Life in' London is published in th'eiloock
the agents to send off by the Birmingham two oifed
train on Saturday's, by which arrangement it is re
in Birmingham on Saturday evenings.
401,1/
GENTLEMEN'S ELEGANT FLAT o`i
WATCHES are offered, price Nine Guineas eacn,'-
suited to wear in the waistcoat pocket, engine turneo,—,„eeosP
enamel dial, And hand to mark the seconds: The nlo,°;7lo,Ltel:t,
on the celebrated horizontal construction, with gel.'ronw-
continue going while winding, jewelled, &e., and
T. COX SAVORY'S, ors fr°ll'
Watchmaker,' &c., No. 47, Cornbill (Savers -° e.
Gracechurch-street), London. 011214
N.B. Second-hand Watches, Plate, &c. purehased in e

' • ItSt
PLATED TABLE DISH CO),; now-
,s Guineas the Set.—A.P. SAVORY and SONS, tbe
turing Silversmiths, No. 14, Cortthill, London ("PP°sl'
Bank of England), submit for choice in their Platejgs,
many patterns of strongly plated TABLE DISH CO for
with Silver handles and mountings, and stout Silver shiel
engraving the Crest or' Coat of Arms, price from lb gul
to 20 guineas.the set of four. had
N. B. A Pamphlet of the Prices of Plate may be
application.

BIRTHS.
the lad"
On the 4th inst., at Inhurst-house, neat Newbury'
of Th omas Kiry,s., R.N., of a daughter r., sioir
On the 14th i bnk Fat
Clapham-rise, the lady. of Ge° i°
son, Esq., of a son. Oro.
On the 15th inst , at Holmes-terrace Kentish-t"wn
,
,
.1. J. Gornalves Baste, of a son. --------------

of
MARR IED. „., ,
On the 9th inst.. at Chath T. F. Jackson, r's'glit°'
Lodge-hill, near l' h Kent,nn Jane p • hard, (13°°'
Aoc ester, to rite of
of Robert George, Esq Chatham la" f
. On the 14th inst , at. 'Hampstead., Mr. Joseph Langro,g., •
Brighton, to Annie., only daughter of Thomas Ansell, ""
Hampstead. ' nr°lll,l
On the 14th inst ,at the church of the Poly Trinity, serial—
ton, Edward Horneastle Smith, Esq., t, Adelaid
e.tor Lie-
daughter of the late Dr. G. R. Baillie, Deputy InsPec
neral of Hespit;,;s
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D IE
On the .16th inst., in Berkeley-square, the Earl of Pol`liz' i°
his 86tear.-
On the sth inst., at Old Battery-house, Bright;as Elizabeth'
relict of the late Captain Mills. - —.ore

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