The Sun.
London, England, 1830-11-08 00:00:00

THE ARMY.

The 78th regiment. in Dublin, have not (as reported)
received an intimation of their withdrawal fiom Ireland.

The sentence of the Court-martial at Plymouth, which
assembled on Andrew Sullivan, of the Vid regiment, for
desertion, has awarded him to be imprisoned two months,
and to forfeit all claims for past services.
A recent regulation directs that the orderly-room clerk
in every regiment shall in future be a private with the pay
of a serpent, and he is to receive the rank of ierjeaut after
three years' probation: the depot e!erk is to have the pay
of a sergeant, but net the rank. All men sanctioned also
allele:Is to General or Staff Ofileers are to be on the same
footing as regimental clerks; and soldiers receiving clerks'
pad• are under the controul of the Secretary at War, to
whom must be made every reference respecting their ap-
ointment or removal.—,Limerick (Ironic& of Saturday.

The 2d Dragoons (Scots Greys) have marched from
Dorebe.iter, to replace the btli Dragoons GuArils, at
Windsor.

On Frid,iy morning the 2d Life Guards received the
route for the metropoli.. The four troop at the cavalry
barracks imm.iliately marched ; two by way of Lewes,
Vckfiold, and East Grinstead, to Crawley; the other two
direut to Crawley. The four troops were to meet at Croy-
don, from thence march into London. The four troops
of the s.tme regiment quartered at Chichester also receiv.d
the route for London at the same time, and marched for
their deatination,--lirighton Herald.

CAPTAIN TRANT.—Thiti gentleman, who
has but plat returned from Greece, and pubisheil the re-
sult of hie rately, bus given a Inuit complete picture of
the present state of that country. The expeti of the am-
bitioun designs of the Count Caro D'lstatas ; his
pointment at the nomination of Pt-ince ',forma) to the
soverciipity—and the fictione anti diawntions which still
agitate this beautiful country, will be read with conside-
rable interest. The illustrations consist of a view of the
Castle of estrittos, Joerisse's Cave near Argos, Mars)
Temple of Apollo at Ilasss,s, Megeosplin, the Dardanelles,
and several wood engravings.

MAJESTIC OAK.—The following are the
din'enikns of an 011 k, which may be justly termed the
King of the British fiwest scenery. It is growing about
one mile from Ileterel Hempstead, Essex, the burying place
of the celebrated HARVEY, (who discovered the circulation
of the blood). The stem of thin enormous tree is sound
—the top began to get hare about ISO years ago..—the
centre is pretty well clothed with foliage, It is not until
you have ascended into this magnificent tree that you have
a full idea of its amazing spread, or become struck with
the magnitude of its limbs, on the lateral spread of which
20 or SO people might stand without inconvenience to
each other. Tire girth at six feet from the -ground is 58
feet nine inches, principal arm 18 feet 10 inches, of the next
10 fret 8 inches, circumference of branches, 858 feet.

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rent price is higher
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of better quality than

HOlNlsl/11,01l COHN MARI(I
We had a good aupply of ull kinds of Or
little down on the top. although the curt
Oats and Beans sold readily at lart week'
sold f. eely, at an a .rance on the top, being
for some weeks past.
Wheat. Barley. Oats. Pease.
First 76a (Id ato (Id :18* Oa Od
Second 74, Od ;17s (Id i33s 011 43.14 Od
Third 464 04 9.1.4 Od 18s Eld Od
I'HICES or rgoviszoNs. Ae.

Beef, per lb, „...00.
Milt Lott
Veal 0
0
Lamb, per qr. I
Tallow, cwt.... 38
Quartern Loaf it
Potatoes. 17ilb. 0

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311 0
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O AO 0
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Beans.
444 Oil
42t Ocl
34a Od

Froth Batter, 1b.t.10.1. too. 1141
Salt 1)1tt0...... 010 011
I)itto, per 0tt.16.9 1 00 0
Biwa par dos. 0 0 1 0
Otatraw(kpl.) 84) 8 6
'Wheat 1.)Itto. 8 0 9 0
Ilarloy Ditto 6 6 7 0
Hay, per 0 1) 010

CO 14NWA LI. MARKETS,

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Tinian—Wheat (a% erage) 25 Harley. 12s. Oil,sosts, Ss. 3d.
ST. Atistat.L—Wheat, 21s, to 245.-11srlay, 105. to Its.-s-Osts.
7s. 6)94.04. _ _ . _ .

!Immix—Wheat (average) eu. Od....llarley, I Is. (11.-04ta, 84.
LA N IMON—Whea t (avereigo) 27r. 041.....8ar1ey,14‘. 011.—Oats,
124 Od.—Beef, W.—Mutton, M.
liaLarox--Whestt, t.tr. Ott....lbtrley, I Is. at.
ZA 11 eat, tt2i. to 24r....8.tt1ey, —s. to 125.--flats,
Os. to U. 04.—Beer and Mutton, 0.1. to sd.—Pork, 30. to 4,1.
Butter, ! Id. larr lb.
lasKaaao—Wheat,.—s. Al. to 5.14. Its... Oats, 7s.
to 7s. Ikt.
Sr. COLVIIII—Wheat, 276. to Na. —Barley, 10s. to 1114....8eet,
and Mutton, Ott. to 5d....Veal and Lamb, aid. to od.

MINING I N TELLI 0 !Welt Tona. Cwt.
Quantity of Copper Oro sold at Itedruth last Thursday 4,008 0
Average Produce I) 0
Quantity of lino Copper MI U
Amount of Sal e,'.),5,1 M. 2s. cd.—A verage Mandan, 891. Os. Od.

Lord Viscount FALKLAND, an accomplished
young Nobleman, whore father, the bee'yiseount, Immor-
tally wounded in a duel with Mr. Pownt., in 1809, will,
we hear, shortly be married to Miss FtrzcLanattex, with
the entire approba ion of his 111sausTr and the Quits....
The marriage settlement is nearly complete, and the mar-
riage ceremony will be performed in a few days,—Court
Journal.

We are glad to hear that a meeting is to be
held on Thursday next, in the vestry-room of St. Paul's,
Covent-garden, to express the opinion of the parishioners
on the recent unprovoked attacks committed on the police
in the discharge of their duty, and also to conaider of a
plan to be suggested to the Government for the removal of
the objections thereto, by giving to the p mishap sotoe con
trol over the conduct of the oMcere, and the expenditure
connected therewith.

At a meeting of some of the rate payers in the
liberty of Suffron•hill and Ilitton.garden, held at the work-
house on Saturday mot !sing, it was resolved to present pe-
titions to the Km and both Houses of Parliament, pray-
ing for the repeal of the assessed taxes end the Metropolitan
Police Art.

7
SCENES OF LIFE AND SHADES OF CHA-
aaerta.—The secret of the great success of WASHING.
TON IRVING'S Sketch hook was not alone to be detected
in its talent (though that was very great,) but also in the
vat iety of subjects embraced in the work. The most nu-
merous class of readers are tlicdae who like to be amused
without a tax upon either time or attention, and to whom,
therefore, a piquant sketch, a humorous personality, or a
light tate is especially welcome. Such readers demand a
succession of noviltiea in their own way; and as the
Sketch Book, and the Gaieties and Gravities, have
now been read by all, a new eandidate for the honours
of the butdoir, the post-chaise, and the parlour.
window, isatbout to appear under the name of 44 Scenes of
Life and Shades of Character." Its success is confidently
predicted by all who are in the secret of its authorship.
We very reluctantly perform the painful duty
of recnrditw the melancholy death of Dr. Um, of the
Medical Staff of this Garrison, which took place nailer
the following awful and distrss.ing circumstances. At
ten o'clock on Send .y morning last, Dr. HILL was about
to proceed Ott board a transport at Spitheed, on duty, and
had sent down Ilia cloak by the waterman for that put,.
pose, but was detained for a few minutiae to write a letter
on service. Eddying finished writing, he was seized with
a pain in the Wail he iimorslintely went up rosin, and
having stretched ;
tinmelf on the bed, be romplained to
Mrs. 1414, of the rnereasiog severity of the pain, and
front that moment he never spoke again. his hiss to
his family is irreparable; his ability and success as a mem-
ber of the to dies' profession, having been often called on
to act in the field, and in tropical climates, is well known,
and fully appreciated in that service, of which he was i4l
excellent and honourable a member. There can be no
doubt but hid death was hastened from the following cause.
—Some time since., when employed on a similar' duty to
that which he was about to perform at the time he was
seised, he fell from the side of a transport, in cons.rtuence
of' the bulwark giving way, and was precipitated through
a distance of twelve feet into the .hoet below ;from the
injury he then receive. be COMpletely recovered.
Hialess will be-sincerely regretted, by a numerous circle
`of friends, by whom be was much and universally beloved.
--Portsmouth Herald.

It is, we helieVe, beyond douln, that threatening tonic. a
have been sent to several farmerii in this neighbourhood
who kive thraahing-machines, requiting their i►nmediate
demolition. The Earl of Sheffield and Lord Vi.,eonot
Gage have also received letters, in which the writ, rs
give their Lordships the option of discharging their•
bailiffs and stewards, or .having their mansions de..troyi;il.
These facts, coupled with recent fires in Kent, and twon
in our own county at Dittle, have given rise to the n►ost
Maiming fears in this town end neighbourbood,--
Brighton .14m1t1.,