The Sun.
London, England, 1830-08-13 00:00:00

ENGLAND A

Essex, Aug. Itt.
Tyrell
Western
Wellesley llti6
Devonshire, Aug. II
Ebrington
Arland 1656
11Astard
IREL,
City qf Dublin, Aug. 10.
Moore
Shaw I:I9S
(;rattan
. .

City JCork, Aug. 9
Boyle lOll
Callaghan
Baldwin
Galway, Aug. 9.
O'llara
Blake 1041
Kilkenny City, Aug. 10.
Leader
W. M. Heinle
W. M. Bayley

The R ING has been
patlonage of the London Orpl

Her MAJESTY'S birth-day will be celebrated
this day in grand style at Bushy. Ills MAJESTY has in-
vited a large party to dinner. All the members of the
Royal Family will be present.

The time now fixed for the KING'S visit to
Brighton is next Pet°her; but we are happy to learn that
there is some expectation, although nothing is yet posi.
tively known at the Pavilion on the subject of his MA•
J itBTY'S coming here before the expiration of the present
month. Such a visit would, ho►rever, be a very hurried
One, as his MAJESTY would, in all probability, only make
Brighton a resting place on the way to Portsmouth.—
Arighton Gazette.

Lord DARNLEY has left town for Windsor
Castle, to pay his respects to his MAJx:sTr, by invitation.
It is rumoured that his MAJESTY' has in the most affable
manner signified to the Noble Earl, that he shall shortly
pay a visit to Cohhatn-hall, accompanied by the QUEEN.
The moat splendid hospitality will of course be displayed,
and the neighbourhood is all on the qui vice.—Times
Correspondent.

Sir FREDERICK LAMB, we understand, is to
be the Ambusadoi commilvioned to convey the congratu-
lations of our Court to King PHILIP 1.

Lord STOWELL and Mr. JEKYL are the two
last remaining of the celebrated wits of the last age.
These two eminent men each enjoy what may be truly
called a green old age, end may he generally seen taking
the air in the Parks in their carriages when the weather
permits.

MARRIAGE IN HIGH Lar E.—Yesterday, at
George',, Hanover- moue, by the Rev. Wthmtm
Towmt,
'l'►totttss 'Mutsu BeamsToN, EAq., of Skreens,
Essex, to ELIZA, filth daughter of the late Admiral Sir
ELIAB IlAxvel. After the ceremony, the bride and
bridegroom left town fur the seat of J. AIiDAY, Esq., All.
baynee, Essex. The company, consist►ng of about forty
personages of distinction, partook of a splendid dejeuni
AllvArves hotel: among whom were—the Lady LOUISA
HAILVIIY and Miss HARNEY, Mr. JOON BRAMSTON and
the Misses Ilits sis Ton ; General, Mrs., and Miss EUSTACIEj
Rev. UODICILT GM/SYS:NOD, Mr. and Mrs. BALFOUR, Mr.
and Mrs. Moxrautiv.. BURGOYNE, Mr. and Mrs. Joun
nsusimorto, Mr. hoon, Captain Towne, Captain ED.
WARDS, Mr. anti the Misses LLOYD, ete.
Two young Spaniards of distinction were
killed during the 26th and 29th of Ju1y...... Paris Paper.
A great many women took an active part in
the combats in Paris, and several distinguished themselves
by feats of extraordinary courage. A young and pretty
girl, 19 years of age, who, during the three ►lays, appeared
in the front of the combatants armed with a musket, ac-
quired such an ascendancy over the citizens, that they re.
garde(' her almost as their captain. Intrepid un the field
of battle, she lavished her kind attentions on the wounded
when the firing _had ceased. So ►ouch heroism, devotion,
and humanity, excited the enthusiasm of ill who witnessed
it. Ot► Saturday night this young girl was borne :in
triumph through the st:cets of Paris. A great crowd. AO-
comp:tilted her, shouting cries of joy. To one t►and' ahi
held a awards and in the other the tri-coloured
Lighted torches shed a brilliancy on this guy 'eortege.--s
Paris Paper.

THE MARKETS.--(THIS DAY).

CORN EXCUANGH.

Foreign Wheat and Oats continue to supply our market
in loge goantitirs, which mikes up for the deficiencies
in our English returns. The sudden change in the wea-
ther this morning, which is now very wet, has tended to
check a decline in the Wheat trade, and last Monday's
terms arc hilly maintained, with many silts effected. In
all other descriptions of Grain, as well as Flour, there is
no alteration to report,

Wheat.
English yrs,
trigh
Fore'git 1.,. 26;300

ARRIVALS.
Braley.
410 qrs.

-
1;00

Oats. Flour.
NO (11E1 N4sobacks.

-
1,050

- brls.

CITY MARKETS.-(TWO O'CLOCK.)

SUGAlt..—The market for British Plantation Sugars
continues to wear an active appearance, but not so much
business has been done as would have been the case were
the holders to submit to a slight reduction. Middling
Jamaicas have seen. bought at from 49a. to 1525., and
good at from 565. to 575, per cwt. vet!), freely, whirl' is
rather dearer. Consderable purchases have been made for
the ontports of low Sugars, at front 465. to 48s. The
sales in the week ending this morning
,are estimated st
3,000 bhds. In Foreign Sugars more is alai,
Ilavannah, good firm white, is at 435. ; middling, from
235. 6d. to 245. 6d. per cwt. ; Mauritius Sugars may he
quoted a little dearer, attention being paid to them in con-
sequence of the firmness of Museuvadoes; liengals are
flat, and could be obtained at a discount on last sale prices.
In refined Lumps, at 70s. tid. per cwt., more is doing.
Prussian Loaves are at 82.. to 83s. per cwt. The supply
continues small.

Covere.—The market hto been better supplied. Mid-
dling Jamaica* are heavy, and fine ordin,ry a shade lower ;
good middling realises 645. to 10a. ; and low middling
from 50s. to 60s. per cwt. The arrivals (rum Jamaica are
pretty lßtge. In other Cot Tees there is no material alteration.
SeicEs.—There is fair business doing in Spices. Cin-
namon is firm, as well as Cassia Lignea, &e.
TIM SILK TRADL—Thera has been some activity in
Raw Silks of late, the accounts from Italy bringing in-
formation of a partial failure of the crops. Company's
Benpl are at a profit of from 6 to 71 per cent. on the
prices attained bcfwe last sale ; and private trade Raw
Silks from ti to 5 per cent, higher. Persians and China
Silks may also be quoted at an advance. The stocks of
IF.at India Silks are pretty large, and amount to about
16,800 bales, sold and unsold. The delivery fr, an the
Company's warehouses, last month, were 1,3.13 hales.
The Navistar( Market has received a blight impulse
from the notice issued by Government for the contract of
4,000 navy tie, ces of Beef, and 8,000 navy tierces of
Pork. Of the latter the tpantity requited is larger that
usual.

RUAL—The Government contract fur 100,000 gallons
of Rum, for the use of the Navy, hoe been taken. the
contracting price is between Is. 83d. and Is. Sid. per
gallon. The stock of Ruins is low, as compAed with
what it was last year. Leewards, from seven to twenty
per cent. over proof, have been sold Is. Sid. to 2s. Id.
per gallon; but the p►iee is now firm.
The Immo Market is active. The next Company's
sale is expected to amount to above 5,000 chests.
The TaLLow Market is heavy. •
Trio Hoe duty continues to feel the accounts from the
Plantations, being worse and worse•