The Sun.
London, England, 1830-09-21 00:00:00

SHEEP SKINS.
Polled 0. 0.1. to Os. al. I Shearlinga......—.. 6d. to 11. Od.
1018 1 6 2 4

PRICES OF

Lk:ATI-WK.

Per lb, d. to d.
to 561 b.... 16 26
to 661 b..... 25
Dressing 141 IS
Fine Coach Hides 16 IS
Crop Ilides, 35 to 401 b. 14 16
to 451 b, 15 lik
Ditto - 16 19

Per lb. d. to d.
Tanned Hurst Hides.. 15 18
Spanish Ditto 18 25
Per dozen.

Calf Skins..,. :16 to 41 lib. 14 18
Ditto !A to 701 b. 21 26
Ditto 70 to 801 b. 18 21
Small Seals, Greenland 191 22

COAL MART
Forest
IlelAntrn Main 33 a
Holywell
Kenton West*. 3'2 9
Killingworth 32 6
Ortl's Redhugh 29 0
Pegaw
Percy ilensham.—...—. 32
Pitt's South M00r...—. 29
South 29 6
lantield
30 9
Walls End Rewicke&Co. 34 3
Ditto Blake 30 6
Walls End Drown's ...... 33 0
Ditto Callerton 30 9
Ditto CramWigton...-. 29 6
Ditto 34 6
Ditto Hilda 32 6
Ships at market, 45%--Sh

C !U.—Sept. 20.
Walls End Newmarch... 338 3d.
Ditto Hotspur..—...... 33 1)
Ditto Perkins and Co.— 33 0
Ditto 33 9
Ditto Russell's ...h... 35 6
Ditto Walker 34 6
Lambton's Primrose 34 0
Russell's 34 0
Walls End Helton ..... 36 3
Walls End Tees Co.— 33 0
Barnsley New........... 30 0
Brislie 25 6
Cowpeu .30 6
Sllkstone. 3l 3
Walls End 27 6
Callerton smail --.... 21 0
Hebburn small 20 6
Tyne small 22
Lainbton small «1 0
ips sold, MN—Unsold, 3.

SCOTCH MARKETS.
HA DDINGTON CORN MA RKET.—Sept. 17.
A full market of Oats and Barley. All the Barley, 161
quarters, found buyers at a decline on the average of Btl.
Old Oats brought high prices, but a great part of the New
being raw went off at low rates ; average down 31. 441. ;
238 quarters sold-70 unsold and unreturned. Wheat a
small supply, and the general average down is. Bd. Only
4 quartersof Pease, and 2 of Beans, were sold.
i Wheat. 1 Barley. I
mu Oats. Pease. Beans.
First 74s Od 54s Od Od 46s Od 483 Od
Second 67s Od Ms Od 514 s ed 45s 0.1 —a Od
Third
There were:Mgrs. of Wheat in market, 81 wltereo were sold.
2 Unsold.-18 Grey.
31. 7s. 4d,

A v nazi

DALKEI
The supply of
sales heavy, anti
this day ae'nnight.
Wheat. Barley. Oats.
First 76s EMI Ms 1)4 40s OLI
Second 62s Od '..Na tkl atis Od
Third sos Od S'i Od 300 Od

ITH CUR/
Wheat at
the Flees

NI A !IKE'
this day's
rather hil

9.l2tha.

E.—Sept. 11
B market 1)
igher than

Pcaae.
49,3 Od
41s Od
40s Od

'as large,
those of

Beans.
42d Ott
41s Od
40s Od

Considerable alarm and confusion were created
on Sunday morning among the congregation of St. John's
Chapel, Portsea, by a person of disordered mind, who had
evaded his keeper, and who, towards the dose of the Rev.
W. S. DUSAUTOY'S sermon, forcibly struck the door of
the chapel, and afterwards exclaimed " fire !" The terror
produced by it was frightful among the females, many of
whom fainted, whilst the greater part of the congregation
rushed to the doors, apprehending the worst consequences.
The maniac was afterwards secured, and removed to the
poor-house.—Hampshire Telegraph.

THE BRIDAL DAY.—Sunday forenoon a
man about 40 years of age, and many years in the em-
ployment of a, carver and gilder, in the neighbourhood of
I3lackfriars, was married to a young woman of his own
rank in life. After the ceremony the happy pair adjourned
to the bridegroom's dwelling, attended by:a few friends, to
enjoy the luxuries of the marriage dinner, which in due
time was laid on the table ; unluckily some dispute
arose between the newly-married couple, which their
mutual friends could not allay, and it was carried to such
a length that the bridegroom, attended by a friend, left
the bride and her maids to finish the dinner, while they
proceeded to Puddle-dock, near illackfriars-bridge, te:out
three o'clock, in order that the bridegroom might drown
himself; with this intent he deliberately pulled of his
coat and bat, which he delivered to his friend, proceeded
over a number of barges, and threw himself into the river.
Fortunately there was a ligliterman, named BARTLITT,
near the spot, who saw all this, and instantly proceeded
to his assistance : with the aid of a long barge hook he
was enabled to bring the unhappy bridegroom on shore ;
who, it is supposed, after a good ducking, changed his
mind, as he very eagerly caught hold of the hook when
stretched out towards him, and clung firmly to it till it
brought him safe to land. He mad his friend then pro•
ceeded homewards to spend the afternoon with the bride
and her maids.

MANCHESTER, SEPT. 16:—On Wednesday
evening a serious riot took place at Newtown, one of the
districts into which the town of Manchester is divided,
and a man named Woon was unfortunately shot dead,
several others being wounded. A good deal of animosity
has of late existed between parties of Roman Catholics
and Orangemen, and has displayed itself within the last
two or three months in several serious and desperate out-
rages. The parties are chiefly Irishmen, who form almost
the entire population residing at Newtown,. St. George's-
road, Oldham-road, and the adjacent districts, On
Tuesday evening some skirmishing took place between
the hostile parties, which rendered necessary the inter-
ference of the police. Last evening (Wednesday), about
eight o'clock, a large party of Ribandmen, taking advan-
tage of the absence of the police-effieers, who were all
busily engaged at the opening of the rail-way, proceeded
from St. George's-road, and began to attack a house in
Newtown occupied by three persons of the name of WIIITH-
SIDE, against whom they had conceived some malevolent
feeling. It is stated that the attacking party fired two
shots into the house without receiving any provocation.
The windows and door of the house being completely de-
molished, the WILITILSIDES, in self-defence, as they state,
fired several shots upon their assailants ; and a young min
named Worm, a hand-weaver, from Wigan, who was
among the crowd in front of the house, was shot dead
upon the spot, two large slugs having entered beneath his
right ear, while several others penetrated his neck and
chest. Three or four other persons were dangerously
wounded. Wotan was carried into the White Bart pub-
lic-house, which is in the immediate neighbourhood. The
police being sent for, took the three WHITESIDEIi jilt()
custody, and a man named LYNN belonging to the ether
Forty, win?, was said to have been active in throwing
stones at the house. These parties remain in confinement
in the New Bailey until an inquest is held upon the body.