The Sun.
London, England, 1837-10-12 00:00:00

DITTIES OF FOREIGN CORN.

...... ‘295. Bd, Oats
Barley l9s. 10A. Rye

THE MARKETS.-(THIS DAY.)

HAY MARKETS.—( At per Load of 36 TrasseF.)
CUMBERLAND.

- -- ----- - - -
.:oarse heady Lowland Meadow Hay... .84 10 L., £4 15
,/ew Meadow Hay.. ----- ~”. .•
Useful Old Ditto
Fine Upland Meadow and Rye.grais Bay
Clover Hay • 5 5 6 5
Oat Straw £1 18 to £2 0 1 V`.'h,.at Straw 2 0 2 2

SMITHFIELD.
Coarse heavy Lowland hleadow. Hay
haw Meadow Hay 0 0 0 0
Useful OH Ditto
Fine Upland Meader,* ay.l Rye grass Hay
Clover Hay extra tine .......t0 0 Generally 5 5 5 10
Oat Straw ... ...... A Is r• £2 01 Wheat Straw 2 0 2 2

HITgC A PEL.

Coarse MindOw Hey.. ...... £4 0 10 ''.4 5
New 51a4clote 11N!•1111ff ......... *OW.
UccYul Old Date 4jal• 4 10 4 lb
Fine Upland Mcaiew all(' eye. poi!. Hay . .......
Clerer Hay
Old Straw £l IS to £2 01 l'AiPat*traw

COAL MAF
Per TOW ot.
Adair's *l 0
ilenshana

AET.—Oct. 11.
Per Ton 1. :,
Walls End IfiddelPs 22 0
Walls End Belmont •4l ti
Wtois EOl Ilraddyll's Hetton 23 g
Wall; Mid Haswell
Walls End Hatton 24 0
%V2lll End lAsmbton 0 9
Walls End Stewar, '8 .......
Walls End Hartle/viol 24 t
Walls End Butterknowl
Walls E'rul Adelaide 22 3
Walls En 4 Deanery l9 d
Wails nid (Jordon PI 9
W;dlf End South Durham.— ii-. 2 3
Wails End Tess
W4ll, End New Tees 22 3
Wlil-1 14,4 Victoria Tees 2l 6
Walls End Wee Hetton 2i 11
44 market—day, :01

21 0
c.'.arr's Hartley .
(Metter Main

Prirnroae II 0

Holy well • 21 0
Leare's Main ,r,:... IS 0
i'rd's itedhugh ,.ii 10 0
Picton. l4 0
russewe High Main l3 1 ,
towntey
Withrigton 9l 0
Wylam l,lf •..11
Walls End Clark and Cd..u.,8 OS 0
Walls End Gosforth
Walls End Heaton '2:l 3
Walls End Hilda 2l 0
Ships arrived since 1:

COUNTRY CORN MARKETS DURIN

G THE WEEK.

Wheat. I lintloy, Oats.

beans.

Per Quarter.
Bridport

Cirencester
ti i ford
I I
Here:brit
fig h wArtit
NI a i en head
Mon
ft ea. n g

enlishui:y.
Stretsi

re*ktsbary
Uhltfi2ge
Wan

W rmistcr
NV i rp!s o r

VVnrcester----.

is
Elg fr 2
1,0.1 49

I. to 5. S. to
30 34 22 30
;19 31 25
30 40 16 22
dg 36 26 30
sri w 21) 2t
23 41± A 30
28 33 10 00
26 22 23 20
26 32 22 29
32 42 46 34
21 51 20
32 XI 22 29
13
ga 27
20 S-1 VI 29
33 .40 28 32
98 36 20 24
35 32
26 32 17 'lB
24 311 20 25
2/ 24 22 26
21 22
.12 311 20 32

d. tO 6.

43 .!

Z 2 40
...
46
.0• 41
46

Per eiar er.
trheafj lthite
. • i ;
Barley .......... ~m 1

34 44
31 40
:38 42
41 46
42

Pease.

S. t. a

- 40

1 35

- 40
33 42
36 40

-

- 42

33 48

48 4$

LEWES MARKEL—Oct. 10. Q
0, (i. to s. d. Per Quarter. 1. J. t* s el
titi 0 0.1 0 (i...ts
39 0 58 0 PcaAe
40 0 '4l 0 1 0(1 Cake...l; '. os. per Thouiaxll.

-..L....-------_
C111,11;a1.4 ti.AN Pri ALMETS.
l'er Bushel. s. (I. tr. s.d NI lb, 4. t, 4
Mick ..., .. 613 7.1 Veef 7 if
tiatlef ~a,1•••i1.441•••111 311 4 6 311itton
Oats 4••ii11...411,:i..1 LI 5 4 0 Veal
OeiltiS , ..e, ill ill 5 i 6 0 rvrk •.,.
reaie .•. ..... , 4 0 ..0$ , I atitti
Flay bi. It to iii. id, 013: ptr tun

HULL Al ;CH I; icl.— 06i: 10.
Wheat, Old 5.25. L6s. fi11... NeW ,fi.“ 609: bas 51:.
--- Foreign
Oats, Poland
-- Small or Feed.... --s. Ins. I&. —g. —s Os.
-- F.reign —s. —s. —s —....,; —1
Earley, Norf. itz Sul ... --s —s. 22s Unc. Sr Weld --.. ilk :31,.
-- Foreign - E.- s. —g.
Beans l'2A. i. 4& I..ti,.gn —5. --.4 —O4

Pease White--_. 4 is. 4:.5. 411-, Grey lls
,„ 15s s. 37s Forvign 4C s.
Re,:eseed., In bend tlOll.. Free, ker last .Os

A ItEtrottm ED It EGISTRATION.-Tlie complaints
arc general throughout the country of the trouble and ex-
pense occasioned by the machinery of registration, and
surely not without cause, when an elector may be dragged
hundreds of miles to defend his franchise—may be detained
for days in attendance on the Revising Barristers, and,
when diSmissed, departs with the consolatory assurance that
every year of his life he is liable to a repetition of the an-
noyance. Legislative ingenuity could hardly have devised
a form of procedure better adapted to disgust the voter
with his privilege than the process of registration. It not
only entails an annual burthen of cost and vexatious attend-
ance, but it leaves the possession of a primary constitutional
right to be determined by a standard as uncertain as the
cast of a die. Overseers may disfranchise—collectors of
rates may disfranchise—a court without governing principles
may disfranchise—absence from that capricious tribunal
may disfranchise. Of all these sources of disfranchisement,
the most provoking is the court with its ever-varying deci-
sions. The Barrister of this year runs counter to him of the
year preceding—the Judge in the right-hand court lays
'down the law in direct oppoSition to his learned brother in
court on the left. It is our own luck to have been alter.
nately disfranchised and enfranchised, and doubtless others
arc in a like predicament, and will continue to be so until
patience is completely worn out, and the vote and the de-
fence of it are abandoned together. Ministers have shown
themselves so little regardful of the signs of the times, that
our hopes are faint of their deriving beriefit from the voice
of friendly warning. But whatever use they may be dis-
posed to make of the information, it is an unquestionable
fact, that between the tyranny of the rich and the harrass-
ing contrivances for registration, indifference is rapidly
spreading among the electoral body. Should no more ra-
tional system than the present be adopted for ascertaining
the national wishes in affairs of Government, the framers of
the Reform Bill will see the constituencies of the empire re-
duced within limits that will render them as manageable by
corruption as ever were the Boroughs in schedule A, when
a seat in the House of Commons held forth the most tempt-
ing prospect to the speculator upon the profitable issues of
political venality.—Hull Advertiser.
The Journal du Havre mentions that a great many
cows and oxen have been landed at that port during the
last month from Hamburg and Rotterdam. On the sth
twelve remarkably fine cattle of the Durham breed, includ-
ing two bulls, worth ISO napoleons, were brought over by
the English packet for a breeder in Normandy.