The Sun.
London, England, 1837-04-03 00:00:00

Pcr Sack of 28016. Ima
First Oatmeal

Per Stone ol 141 b. Imp.
First Oatmeal..
Second ditto
Ilarleymeal 0 I 10
Peasmneal 0 1 10
16A.-3d,18s —4th, I 9,-1.4151 I, 226
GLASGOW CORN 1%;

Second ditty,._. 2 4

13arleymcal.... ...... 1 12
Peasvilieal 1 12

rttllarlev—No. I, ye! cwt. I 45.-24'

A moderate business doing in C
Wheat, ?er 2401 b. s. d. s.
British, old 3llO to 34 0
new ....
Canada, free 32 0 34 0
Irish

11A RKET.—March 29.
Train ; little alteration in prices.
Oats, per 2641 b. s. 1. a. d.
Irish
British III U 24 0

Beans, per 2401 b.
English
Scottish
Pease, Scottish 20 0
Oatmeal, per 140 lb
Flour, per 284110 44

Barley, !Kr 3201 b
English 26 u 31 0
Scottish 22 0 27 0
Irish

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)RNWALL MARKETS.
elated at 24 gallons to the buillel.)

Wheat.

Barley.

a. d. to a. d.

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2ao
23 0
230
2:;
480

s. d. to s. d. s. d. to s. d'
O 12 0 -- 0 10 0
0 9 2 -- 0 8 6
O 9 6 -- 0 8 6
0 9 6 -- 0 8 6
O 9 0 1— 0 0 0
O 10 0 7 0 8 0
O 11 01-- 0 9 6

0 20 0
. 0 21 6 -
- 0 19 a -
- 0 17 0
- 0 19 6
16 0 19 0
19 0 21 o,

MINING INTELLIGENCE. Tons. Cwt. Qrs
Quantity of C(,ppel Ore sold 3,102 21 0
Quantity of tine Copper 01.4 16 (
Average Produce 7%
Amount of Sale, 17,590:. 16s. Od.—Average Standard, 1061. 15s. Od.

MEETINGS OF CREDITORS TO-MORROW.
F. Joyce, bookseller, Southampton 2 at 11
W. C. Bailey, innkeeper, Nliltlenhall, Suffolk
W. Buckland, sorn-dealer, Hillingdon 1 1
J. Solly and Co., merchants, St. Macy Axe...
J. Stirling, silk-mercer, Conduit-street ' 1 2
J. and R. Williams, coppersmi hs, Houndsditch

ENTICING and HARBOURING a WIFE.

A case of rather a novel description was heard at York
Castle, on Wednesday last. The parties resided at
Strensall, a village six miles from York; the plaintiff, Mr.
Thomas Metcalfe, being a brick and tile maker, and the
defendant, Mr. Richard Woodcock, farmer. The action
was brought to recover damages for having enticed, per-
suaded. and procured the plaintiff's wife to depart from the
plaintiff's house, by which he had been deprived of her
comfort and society, and of her assistance in his domestic
affairs. The circumstances were briefly these :—The young
woman, Martha Wheatley, lived with the defendant and
his father in the capacity of servant, and duritng the time
the plaintiff paid his addresses to her, the defendant did the
same. She, however, having determined to accept the offers
of the plaintiff, a license was obtained ; and as she was pre-
paring to go to church on the Bth of March last, the plain-
tiff sent for her, and said, " Martha, if you will only wait six
months longer, I will be your husband." Martha paused;
and then, remembering the old adage, that " one bird in hand
is worth two in the bush," she declined his offer, and that
morning became Mrs. Metcalfe. The plaintiff took a small
shop, which his wife attended while he followed his avocation
as a brick maker—they lived a short time happy together,
and perhaps might have continued to have done so, had it
not been for the defendant. When the husband was at his
work two miles from home, the defendant was seen to
beckon to his wife, and she was•seen to go to him. This
was told to the husband—he had ocular demonstration of
the fact, and he expressed himself in strong language. The
wife bound him over to keep the peace ; and then, on the
10th of June, fled from his house. He advertised her,
and cautioned any one from harbouring her. He sought after
her in vain until the 28th of October, when he found her
in the house of the defendant. He succeeded in getting
her home, but so were her affections alienated from her
husband, that the next morning she left his roof, and has
not been seen by him since. The above facts were clearly
made out in evidence ; and it was further proved, that
the defendant had added insult to injury by gross, brutal,
and obscene expressions to the plaintiff.—The jury found
for the plaintiff, damages 191.--Doncaster Gazette.

MURDER AND JEALOUSY.-011 the night of the
17th instant a person named John Flynn was maliciously
murdered near this town, by a prrty of persons, who have not
yet been identified. It is reported that the deceased had for
some time been contracting love with two females, whose
names we have net heard ; but whatever private feelings
wrought upon one of the parties, they were excited to the per-
petration of this rash act. It was, we arc informed; the inten-
tion of this unfortunate man to have emigrated to America in
the forthcoming week, under circumstances which are to us in-
explicable ; but we have no reason to doubt that the strife be-
tween the friends of the two parties, who were conjointly con-
cerned in his amours, urged the committal of his death ; so
that the one who had the fairest chance of obtaining his hand
should not be gratified at the expense of the other. The police
are in daily search of the perpetrators, and we trust ere another
week shall have elapsed, their exertions will prove successful.—
Athlone Sentinel.

We are happy to announce that the pitmen of the
collieries of the Wear have arranged with their masters for the
next year's services on the most amicable terms. The Earl of
Durham, the Marquis of Londonderry, and the Hetton and
Belmont Coal Companies have all advanced their wages.—
Sunderland Herald.

A serious accident occurred yesterday afternoon to a
man employed on the London and Southampton Railroad, at
Fillington's Bottom, near Winchester, by the falling of a quan-
tity of earth on him, by which he was buried. After releasing
him from his painful situation, he was conveyed to the Count)
Hospital, where death in a short time put an erei to his suffer-
ings.—Salisbury Herald.