The Sun.
London, England, 1837-08-28 00:00:00

NEW/GATE AND LEA
At per stone, I
s altos d

Beef, inferior.... ....... 3 2
--- middling 1 ✓i
---. prime large
---- prime simil 4 0
Veal 3 6
Lamb

5, 4 to s d.
~. 310 4 0
4 0 4 t 2
4 4 4 • 6
40 4 6
...4 8 5 0

NEWCASTLE-UPON-TYNE CORN DI A RKET.-Aug.

Our arrivals of Wheat from the coast have this week been
small, but we bad a good supply from the farmers to day
which added to the number of foreign samples that were of-
fering duty paid, caused the sale to be dull at similar rates to
last Saturday. Oats were in moderate supply, and sold at
the same prices as last week. In Barley there was little or
nothing doing. Malt continues without any improvement in
value. There is no change in Rye, Beans, or Pease. Flour
barely supports our quotations.
New. Old.
Wheat, Northumberland s L 43s. 58,1
Norfolk and Suffolk
Bern ick and Scotch 49s. e s 555.
- Foreign 6
Rye, Norfolk and Suffolk
Foreign _ _
__s. _

Barley, Malting, Norfolk and Suffolk 275. 295....... —B. —B.
Grinding and Feeding 2ss. fZ7s.
Malt, Norfolk and Suffblk sos 67. —s. —5.
Beans, Small , ffis 39,
Tick Sas. SU —.4. --s,

Pease, White las 38s.
---- Gray 33s 36s —B. —5.
Oats, Northumberland, Potatoe ......... 29g. 3,16 29s. 304.
------ Feed 22s 275. 27e. —s.
Foreign —.S. —6 .-6.
Flour (per sack) —a. —8 4ls. 455.

Weber, the celebrated Germa►► composer, at the
time of his death, had nearly completed a new opera, of
sshich the melodies are stated to possess much sweetness
and originality. His relatives are stated to have made a
successful application to M. Meyerbeer to complete this
interesting work ; and, it is added, this production will be
one of the early novelties at the French Opera, in October
next.

The Doune, in the Highlands of Scotland, has been
thrown into confusion by an ultimely death. A favourite
domestic was drowned in bathing in the Spey. This is the
third man-servant in the family of the Duke of Bedford
who has met with a watery grave in the seine place within
short period.
The lessee of the Swinton toll-bar was fined last
week by the Manchester magistrates for having caused tolls
to be demanded on the day of nomination for the southern
division of Lancashire. He had supposed that the Act of
Parliament only applied to the polling days, but the Ma-
gistrates convinced him he was wrong, the day of nomina-
tion being equally one of the clays of election.

The accounts from► 'Naples in the Allgemeine Zei-
lung go to the 10th instant. The heat had become in-
tense, hut without aggravating the state of the cholera. On
the 2d there had been SG deaths ; and the 3,1, 36 ; on the
4th, 27 ; on the sth, 26 ; on the Gth, 19 ; on the 7th, 19 ;
on the Bth, 19 ;o❑ the 9th, 21. Letters from the North
of Italy, under date of the 13th, speak of rumours of re-
newed excesses in Sicily.
Letters from the island of Bourbon state, that on
the 7th of May, the Governor had pronounced the disso-
lution of the Colo►►ial Council, in consequence of the ad-
dress presented to him by that Assembly in reply to his
opening speech.

Apricots are extremely scarce this year in the gar-
dens near Paris. The fruit was at first sold in the capital
at Of., and now at 12f. the hundred.
CoLossEum.—This delightful place of entertain-
ment is open every evening with fresh attractions. A new
farce, called More Meru than IVise, is forthcoming to-
night, in which Mr. Russell, Mr. T. Green, the Misses
Smith, and other favourites are to sustain the principal
characters. There is a great variety of other entertain-
ments, and the numerous brilliant promenades render the
Colosseum one of the most delightful places of amusement
at present open. It is nightly the resort of distinguished
parties.

A Belgian paper says that on the same day on
winch the commercial treaty between Holland and Prussia
was concluded, a commercial treaty between Holland and
England was also signed, by which the same advantages
were extended to the trade and navigation of England as
those of Prussia.

A German farmer near Dorcheim, in the Duchy of
Nassau, has during' the last three years cultivated rice on
his farm with very considorable success.
Baron \repel, Judge of the Supreme Court of Ap-
peal in Bavaria, was attacked by a sudden fit of apoplexy
on the 18th instant, while seated on the Bench, and died
almost instantly.
Mr. W. Richardson, of this town, on Thursday last,
took before dinner, in Whinfell Tarn, upwards of 401bs. of
fish, perch and piker with the worn—Kendal .tVercurq.