The Sun.
London, England, 1830-01-05 00:00:00

SHEEP SKINS.
DOs. Oct. to Os. Od. I 4d. to as. AI.
0wn5....., Is. 3d. to Od.

Wool

COAL MALI'
Adair'a
Greenwich Ho:Taal—. 35 6
—. 33 It
Tanfield 32 0
Walls End Brown's 35 0
Ditto Cramlingtom— 3J 0
Ditto Denton 3i o
Ditto Linda St 6
Ditto. Northumberland 36 0
slops at market, 119N—Shij

IC ET. —Ja n . 4,

Wy lam 'iris. 311.
Limbton'a Primrose 30 0
Walls End Stewart's _ 40 St
Culm Drim. 28 0
PembertenLiangennech 36 0
Wall's End Elgin a 0
Holywell Trader 34 6
Tyne small

rps Sold, 9%---Unsold. 1401 A.

ANCII ESI ER CORN 31A RKET.—Jan. 2.
During the present week the business transacted is
.7e3 of Grain, Malt, or Flour, has been trifling, in eon
quence of the Ivater conveyances being in general stopped,
We hail a very small market to-dav ; also very few emu'
pits offering ; most descriptions that could be deliverrd
immediately were 2d. to 3d. per bushel &suer. Grind'
ing Barley as last noted. Cargoes of Oats in Manchestee
commanded Id. per bushel above last week's prices.
Boiling Peas:, at hand are a trifle dearer. Beans remaie
unaltered. A few fine parcels of Malt up sold rather
better. Flour is Is. to 2e. per sack dearer.
Customary Bushel Quar. of 8 Imp. Bash.
Wheat (701 b.) s. d. to s. d. s. d. to a. ti.
English, Old 9 7 911 69 0 71 4'
Fine New—,— BIC 9 563 7 67 9
Second (tun 5..,... 8 7 810 61 9 63 7
Scotch & Welch 8 1 9 158 2 65 4
Irish, Fine Old 8 4 811 GO 0 at 2
Nere------ 8 I 6'759 $ al 9
Inferior 7 4 7 639 9 64 0
Foreign, Free 710 0 256 4 oso
Barley (601 b )
English, Fine
Irish
-- Inferior for grinding 4
Oats (45113.)
English, Fine Poland and,..,.. 3 4
Scotch, Potatoe 3 1
Irish, for Meriting 3 I
Provender—.-- 3 3
Foreign, Old _ _ _ 2 9

3 10
5 0
4 9

3 7
a 8
3 3
3 4
3 0

3A A 43 0
35 S 97 4
34 10 35

031
*4-,74
•

pront.;

6 0
5 3
(Per S
k lour,

24 10 20 9'
23 0 00 1
23 0 24 3
24 3 24 10
20 0 28 4.

Pease (Imp. Rush.)
Blue, (boilers) 6
White (ditto)
deans (Imp. Qr.) s. d. to s. d.
English, 43 0 44 0
Inferior... 40 0 41 0
Irish, Old 40 0 41 0
Foreign 4O 0 42 0
Malt (per load of 6 Imp. Bush.)
Nottingham, tine— 44 0 46 0
Yorkshire —43 0 44 0
Irish and Inferior— 36 0 39 0

44 0 48 0
38 8 42 0
ck 2801ba.) s. d. to 4.
iorfolk and 0
it Fine 47 0 4.9
iorks., Fine 46 0 47;
------ Seconds 42 0 44;
-- Irish, Fine«. 46 0 48;
-----superfine 49 0 bff
-Heatedor stAle 46 0 41
Per load of 2401 b.
Oatmeal, English... 28 0 90 o
-Scotch 0e Irish 27 0 29 n
---- Feeding 23 0 24 0
IRISH MARKETS.

Per Sack of 28011). Imp,-
Flour, Notts. Fine 47 0 44 0
Sup. 50 0 58 0

Wheat, 1 Barley.
per barrel per barrel
20 stone. 16 stone.

d. a s. d.
Cork *422 0-29 0,
Limerick IS 0-28 0'
NVaterfordi24 0-30 0
Clomnel 21 0-391 i
Car10w.,,,,,, 16 0-30 0

Cork ----
Limerick—
Waterford
Cloinnel

s. d. a s. d.l
H R-15 01
10 0-12 01
10 0-11 01
11 0-14 01
12 0-14/ 01

Beef, I Mutton,
per lb. per lb.

Oats.
per barrel
14 stone.

Flour,

s. d. a s. d. as. Al.
9 0-10 9 16 6-41 0
8 9 9 4 IN 0-11 0
9 6-11 0 18 0-44 0
10 B—U 0 20 0-95 0
10 0-16 0 10 6-21 0

Pork,
per cwt.

d. a d. d. a d. s. d. aa. dis. d.
3#-5; 4 —6 18 0-21 0117 0
4 —5 6 23 0-30 060 0
@t-5 3 51 23 0— 26 0168 0
131 —4l 3 41 25 0-28 0161 0
14 —5l 0 00— 0 0171 0

d.
61 (
54 C
68C
56
70 0

I. il.as. A.
6 0-11 i „ v
00-15°
10 0-15
12 0-11Li°
0 0— g?„:.:

Iluttei.'

R. d.
58 0
48 0
57
54 0
60 0

d r—.
50
5531
t;
)oug 1r4;3 s_

KILKENNT.—Butter 66c. to 68s. per cwt'; Wheat 28s. to SP'
per barrel ; Flour 'Ss. to 31s. per bag; Oats 9s. to Ils. per bars
rel ; B•aley 10s. to 12s. ; Beef 4d. to 534F1. per lb. ; Mutton
to 4d. ; Pota'oes sd. per stone; Coals Is. 2d. per cwt.; Baco"
Pigs 245. to 26s per cwt.

Two students of the University of Berlin
fought a duel, in which one of them fell. The survive
was placed in custody for trial. Soon after, the Judge
before whom the prisoner was to be tried, on returning fres°
Court, found a Polish carriage at his door, and a Polish
Jewess and a venerable Jew waiting his return. The latiP
who was the mother of the student that had fallen, threw
herself at the Judge's feet, exclaiming, " Vengeance,
Judge! vengeance !" She had travelled night and day, el
demand vengeance for the death of her son, and declare'
her determioation to witness the excretion of his murderer'
The Judge endeavoured to Booth her,—told her the 1110,
did not punish killing in a duel as a Murder, but issure;
her that justice ehouH be done. The Jewess then requested
to have an interview with the prisoner, which, on his col'
sent being obtained, was granted. She and her companion
entered the room of the prison together. The prisoner
advanced to meet her, and expressed his sorrow for wb"l.
hail happened. The Jewess laid her hand upon his bee,'
'
and in the most solemn tones pronounced the most ire
mentions execrations upon him ; her companion, at the
same time displaying her son's bloody shirt. They tbrn
immediately left Berlin.

BIRTHS.
On the Slit ult. at Maim., the Hon. Mrs. Fergus..'
of a daughter.
On the 2d inst. in Gunton-park, Norfolk, Pal
Suffield, of a son.
On the 3d inst. the lady of J. Montefiore, Esq. Woburn'
place, Russell.square, of a son.
On the 3d inst. Mrs. H. Whitehead, of Whitehead"
grove, Chelsea, of a daughter.
Ou the Ist inst. Mrs. Alderson, Tavistock-street, 130"
ford-squsre, of a son.