The Sun.
London, England, 1837-03-27 00:00:00

WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET —March 23

Wheat, Itia,l,lortoik and Stiffiilk ...... 465. 4.Ss. to —l. fine 60..
Lin. and Cam.
-- Yorkshire 4ls. 468. to —s. fine 573.
-- White
-- Foreign, tied —s. —s. to —s. fine —s.

--- :White
—s. —s. to —s. one —a.
Barley, Norfolk and Suffolk 111. to 355. tine 395.
-- Lincolnshire
-- Yorkshire Vold
Foreign
Beans, Old 44s. to 495. fine —L
------ New
Oats, Potato 26s. to &Is. fine 34a,
Poland —s. gds. to 30s. fine 34e.
Friesland and Small. —s. 225. to 245. fine '2Bs.
Mealing
Stalling
—s. 33.. fine 40s. per Load.
Rapeseed

MINING INTELLIGENCE. Tcns. Cwt. Qrs
Quantity of Ccppei Ore sold 2,455 0 0
Quantity of fine Copper 220 6 (
Average Produce B%
Amount of Sale, N,173 . ''s. Od.—Average Standard, 114/. 7s. Od.

MEETINGS OF CREDITORS TO-MORROW.
J. L. Herbert, innkeeper, Shepto❑ Mallet
R. Sears, engraver, Paternoster row 1 I
It. Knowles, warehouseman, Tremp.street 1 10

AUSTRIA AND THE AUSTRIANS.-This work,
just announced, promises to be one of considerable interest. It
is said to be the production of a gentleman connected with our
foreign diplomacy. Among the leading subjects, we are told,
are :—The Court and Capital of Austria—The Castes and
Manners of Society—Prince Metternich—Foreign Ambassa-
dors—The Aristocracy—The People—Public Amusements
and Domestic Life--The Drama—The lOpera—Literature—
Religion—Government—The Country—The Danube—The
Hungarians and Bohemians—and many other interesting fea-
tures that characterise this extraordinary-, but scarcely known
empire.

Sir Anthony Carlisle stated at an operation the
other day that the Duke of Wellington evinced much shrewd-
ness on medical matters. His Grace said that he much pre-
ferred English practice before French in medicine as well as
surgery. but more especially in surgery. In France he had
had sufficient opportunities of witnessing the unenergetic cha-
racter of continental medical practice, and the meddlesomeness
of the surgery. He had observed that where one amputation
of the French surgeon was successful, ten of the English
were attended with fortunate results. This he supposed to
be due, among other causes, to the use of their abominable
charpie.— The Doctor.
JAMES H. CALDWELL.—The editor of the Bos-
ton Gazette says that the history of this gentleman is some-
what singular and eventful. He was first introduced to this
country in 1817 by the late Joseph George Holman, then ma-
nager of the Charleston, South Carolina, theatre. Prior to
his appearance at Charleston, he was a leading light come-
dian at Bath, Bristol, and Manchester, but had not reached
London. Mr. Holman made him a conspicuous man at his
theatre in Charleston—he became popular with the people,
quarrelled with the manager, got up a riot, which resulted in
the destruction of the theatre, subsequently wounded Holman
in a duel at Sullivan Island, then appealed to the public, and
took a triumphant benefit. Immediately after this affair, he
married a lady of fortune in Fredericksburg, Virginia—be-
came manager of the Virginia theatre—failed—migrated to
New Orleans, and took possession of the American theatre in
that city—shortly afterwards took a contract to light the city
with gas—realized a princely fortune—became a banker, and
is now one of the principal lions of the day. He still plays
the manager, and occasionally appears on his own stage. His
rise and fortune are singularities in the history of the drama.