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

THE MARKETS.-(TIIIS DAY).

GENERAL AVERAGE PRICE OF RRITISII CORN,
For the Week ended Sept. 3, 1830, made up from the Returnp
of the Inspectors IN the dittbrent Cities atid Towns iu England
nail Wales, pet Imperial Quarter.
Wheat.... 06. 7d.1 Oats 2U. Bd." 8ean0.... Ms. 7d.
Barley.... 31s. rd.) Rye 341. 161 Pease.... 413. led.
IMPERIAL AIIGRBOATE AVEKAUER OF Till AIR TIMERS PREOROIIig•
Wheat...... 715. I 14.1 Oats ........ 104.1 Beans... 34. 111.
Rar1ey.....3:24. I ld.l Rye ......... 375. 111.1 414..44.

DUMB ON YOAKUM CORAL
Wheat.... 6s. 651.1 Acts ....... 4s. 14. Beans...lls. Bd.
13arlcy.-- 13s. 10s1. Bye 14s. Oil. PCSOOS Os. Oil.

8111 iniFIELD MARKET.

This day's market exhibited a good Tbursday'e supply
thoughout. The trade with each kind Of meat Was very
dull—with Beef, in most instances, at a depression of t3d.
per stone; with Mutton, Lamb, Veal, and Pork afhorely
Monday's prices. • , 'A;
ritlen PIM STOdi or BLos. TO !ANT Tat orFati., y '
P. d. ' 5. 4.04, A;
Inferior Beasts ...... 110 2 0 Large tambs .O 0 0
Second (nullity ditto 2 2 2 H Prime small 0 4 4
Prime lerge Oxen.. 3 0 a' 2 Largo coarse CairCal 11. . 3 tt
Prime Wets, 4 3 II Prime small date 4' 2 4 0
Inferior Sheet' 2 0 2 2 Large Hogs #.oi3 4'
Second quality ditto '2 3 210 Small Partersr,t, re,,s' Q 4 4
Coarse.woolled ditto 3 4 310 Suckling Calves)24.iti424.caol.
4outlidownWethers 4 0 4 4 Quarteroklilesi3lS.:4olBt.c4Cl4:
au MX, Ae rift CLKKIeII STATTMENT.
a :vu. 'Sheep and Lintabs. Calves. PIRA
Sot , 10;30 I 2* I 130
Mileh Cows were numerous and dull of sale, at barely
lust week's prices; an useful shun-horns, with her small
calf, producing only from ill. to !VV.

NEWG ATE AND LEADENII ALL MARKETS.
At per stone, by the Careen.
a. 4. to e. 11. ~. 5. d.t04.41.
deal . '2 oft 01 Veal
tlutton... 2 0 a 8 Pork . . .... .
Lan) ••• ........ •.. •••• al. 0:i. to 4.1.61.

HAY 51AltK1:I`S,....(At per LAO et stl Truesee.) •
ST, JA hIEIII.
Coarse heavy Lowland Meadow Hay 0 to £t3 10
New Meadow May 2 a 3
()wild Old ....... In„ 5
Fine Upland Meadow and itye.gralts Hay ' 4ti h
Clover Hay , 2 15 5 5
Oat btraw £1 Itt to .82 0 Wheat Straw... 2 2 b
A gootl supply, and a very dull trade, at Ttleiday'a price

THE. FUNDS.--(THIS

13-7,Y,_ TWELVE 0'01:OM

The statements in a Morning Paper of this day, in re.
gard to the Revenue, are nearly ammo, end particularly
so in not taking an alarming view of the deficiency of the
Quarter's Revenue, for with the exception of duties upon
corn all other duties are going on in a satisfactory man.
nor ; the fluctuating price of corn has occasioned such a
variation in the duty that in the correspondent quarter of
lest year no less than a sum of 600.0001. was paid on corn
only, and it may be obAerved, that the duty on corn at
present is only 2a. Bd. per quarts, and meta at 11s. 4J. per
platter, but it is confidently expected that the former will
get up to 12a. Sd. per quarter.
One million of quarters of Wheat is now in progress
of being taken out of bond in the ports of London alone.
So thriving are the Custom. of the port of, Liverpooloet
present, that there are now upon its list or, fativoi with
various cargoes, more than nix thouvend ships entered; and
whatever falling off may take plaesein the Revito4ecjatoet
by a corresponding vigilanoinn the: p4rt 9f, pla:
meet to reduce the exponent at every Itiorsitio*o
Government, particularly the CeitOnts and
there are six places tee net in the Wier,
more shortly expected, neither of which 'Are"lta be
filled up ; anti to effect the greatest poiible aaVing
a new commission of inquiry has been appointed out
the part of Government : it consists of five members. Lord
Granville Somerset takes the custom department for his
inquiry, Mr. Franklin Lewis takes the Excise, Mr.
Harris takes Somerset-house department, and Mr. George
Henke* has also, with another member, his share in the
inquiry.
The charge of collecting the Customs, including salaries,
&c., is 800,000/. a-year, and the Excise nearly the same.
It is also the intention of Government to mitigate the
lint) on soap, candles, and printed goods. Whatever
places or appointments under Government, which it may be
necessary to fill up as they become vacant, are to iet on a
moat reduced scale.