The Sun.
London, England, 1830-07-01 00:00:00

MIL O'CONNELL-GOLD.

(From the Pilot.)
We extract from a letter of Mr. O'Connell's some ob-
servations of importance upon the necessity of converting
our worthless paper into solid gold. If any crash came
in England it would be lamentable, indeed, if Ireland was
to find herself without a solid circulating medium. The
following is the extract from Mr. O'Connell's letter :
My letter on the currency has made a furious sensation
here. Thersis something tutten in the State or there would
not be so much affright on the subject. lam every mo-
ment more and more convinced that I am right, and that
this is just the moment to bring the currency question be-
tween the two countries to an issue. Let us have gold
enough for both islt.nols, or let us have paper in each; but
to sacrifice Ireland to a worthless paper currency in order
that England may have all the advantagrs of which a gold
currency is susceptible appears to me unjust and unreason.
able. There is Doherty and the prevent Irish Govern-
ment exceedingly anxious to prevent a gold currency in
Ireland. When have they ehewn friendship for Ireland or
Irishmen ? And on the other hand the advice to get gold
is mine. I leave the people to settle as they please the
point of authority between us. If the demand for gold
be continued the Rink of England may interfere on behalf
of the landrd interests iu fact, though fur themselves in
appearance and intention. At present the fundholder has
a most important and unjust advantage over the landholder.
I wish to have the land relieved either by an universal
cheap currency, or to have the interest of the debt and
all tte charges and salaries reduced according to the
standard of former value.

Believe me always your's mott sincerely,
DANIEL. O'CONNELL.

THE MARKETS.

COAT. ki A ft
Adair's - ftbs 3d.
flolywelt .3l 6
Ord 'sßedhugh Di e
Canfield
Townley 29
Wylarn 31 0
Walls End Brown's 3'2 6
Ditto IMII Robson k Co. 33 6
Walls End Carr and Co, 39 6
I Crainlingtnn...* 26 6
Ditto Goforth 35
Ditto 32 3
Ditto 33 6
Ships at market, 28%--3hl]
C.) NTRY CORN HARK):

RT.—June 30.
s!;nrt Newmareh.... 83s. &I.
Ditto Northinstherland 33 0
Ditto Perkins and C 0... 31
Ditto 34 3
Walls End Hettoss 34 3
Walla End 03 9
Wall/ Ind Stewart's-. 110 3
Barnsley-- 3O 0
Culnt Cox 33 0
Culin tY7 0
51 0
Silk/tone.. 3O 0
lantleldTrader......—. 00 0
Isis told, 2l3(—UnsuiN,

1% DUIIINU TIM WF.F.K.

Wheat. Barley. Oats. Beans.
././Namem.amoia ••••••••••••••......•
Per Quarter. a. to a I. to 0. s. to s. 0. s.
55 62 32 38 21 32 42
Andover 55 65 22 34 20 23 52
Birmingham.... 56 66 32 38 99 30 113
firidport 66 74 32 39 26 30 54
Cirencester..,,.... 44
20 37 18 23 40
Faringd0n....7...;.: 64 66 36 44 26 38
Guildford 48 74 14 LS 20 SO .... 42
42
Henley 54 83 30 35 20 30 -. 40
Hereford 34 84 St 4S al 40 60
Highworth 62 80 32 42 28 34 56
Maidenhead ........ 63 84 28 38 2* 30 ... 51
Oakingham 56 76 30 50 18 32 42
Reading 41 66 18 41 16 31 44
Salisbury 56 68 27 37 20 28 50
Southampton ..... 54 76 57 40 28 3@ 42
Stroud 64 74 34 38 22 32 —. 44
Tewkesbury ........ 65 78 40 43 SO 38 44
Uxbridge 48 74 21 82 19 34 48
46 73 20 36 lei 28
Warminster.... 40 74 21 42 14
2830 es
Windsor.. $4 lb ......... 46 84 26 40
W0rce5ter.....,..,. 60 63 32 30 24 26 -.

from the farmers to-day is only moderate,
HULL MARKET.--.1u0e29.
andllivtti lmenaotsi thj
ua
The supply
prsoinnsy: i
ob lastguyebr:rs fromnetd u;ayheetuahrters
:liho
yo.w interior,evlenr ioeotherereri,
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alterationilni having
el;
nits in request, and may be noted Is. per quarter higher
than last week. There has been a fair isle for Oats, at
fully, the prices noted—the purchases lately made under
lock are paying the duty of 7r. iltl. per quarter, but no
disposition shown to pay to those unsold. la Beans or
Pease, either foreign or in bond, very little doing, and
prices without alteration. Nothing pusaing is Barley.
There is so trifling a business transacting in Rapetwa4, that
the quotations may be considered nominal. Linseed in
better demand at la. to gs. per quarter dearer.
Wheat, Old -a Ms. 70s. ......New ...... '''''' 58. 641
--....—. Foreign -e. ccs. 705.......1n bond... --a. -a. -.1.
Oats, Poland -• 20s. 'AL Old -5. -4. 26a.
---: Small or Feed.... -a. lac lfia. .......... ......... ..-4. --a. -L
Foreign -a. Za. 24a. ....•....... ..... +4. +4. --s.
Harley, Norl & Sut. -4. 30s. Ms. Lino. & Wold -a. --a -a.
---- Foreign ....... ....... ...........*”.T•
'"'
Berms Sta. Ma. 425. F0reign..,...... -4. . .
Pease, White .... ...... --a. Ws. 401. Grey +4,-4. ...8.
Ural ... .. ......... .... ...4 Mt Mg. Foreign -a. Via. SAL
Rapeseed, in .......................... Free, per last ..-1. 281.3 W.
----

6.41. s d. d.
Wheat, 1mp.15- us Bli--M1:1"..-11 71E89toMtiAdC) Butter, 0 0 tot) P
Bayley 3 V 4 0 Ens, dozen 0 0 0 4
Oats 3 0 $ 9 Beef, per ...... 0 4 0 0
MUM. ....... 2 4 3 U Mutton •0 4 0 6
Oatmeal 2 8 3 0 Veal 0 0 4
Potatoes, cwt.......... 1 6 2 0 ()tut:tern Lost..„ 0 7 0 0

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