The Sun.
London, England, 1837-06-07 00:00:00

THE EARL OF MULGRAVE,

In August another of DANIEL .O'CONNELL. a*d in Septem-
ber one of LORD JOHN RUSSELL—aII of them executed to
serrekpond with the masterly production of LORD BRO UG II AM,
presented on the 28th May, which is on sale still at the News
Office, 28, Bridges-street, Coyest garden, and by the Newsmen.

107 Wheat, per barrQl lU I stone
0 Bere lll stone

14 Barley
451 Oats
11,514 Flour, per cwt ... 9 stone ; • 8
3.3 Oatmeal --- 8 stone I 13

37 0
0 0

Avetag.•
34 1
0 0

0 1 00 1 0
0 13 0 1 13 II
0 21 0 - 0
18 U , 16 1

Sold to Bakers only.
10,000 Cwt. Flour 1140121 0 ; 18 04
Average price of Wheat and Flour 45. 01 per sack.

from 17; 6i, to :21, 0,, receipts of Flour, 10, 75 seconth from 01. to 176 01
Sales of Do "141:lairds
]'SLICE OF BILFI D.
Quartern Loaf 81,,r1. 1 flalfQuartern

CORK 111 A RKETS.—June 3
Wheel (per 205t.)...22$ hl. to•26s. Odd Oats (per 14st.) to 13, (d
Barley (per 165 t.)... 9 6 13 9 Flour per cwt ) 6 0 19 U
Oatmeal (per ca ........... Od. to lea (ld.
Reef, 4d. to.ad. ; Motto., 4d. to 6.1. ; Veal, 4d. t•• tid.
Pork, 4d. to 4d. ; Fresh Butter, 10d. to lid, per lb.
PRICE OF IJUITLIt.
To the Alert:limits.
First Quality
Sec<snil 96
Third
Fourth
Fifth 4 .. .
Sixth

To the

Contr.

CLON M ELL M A II KETS - June 3
Per Cwt
s. d. s. d. s. (1. g. d.
New Putter 0 t... 105 0 Hides (raw) oto 3 8
Oatmeal 12 6 13 6 Bacon Pigs , 3$ 0 42 0
Rendered Lard 0 44 0 Heads 20 0 0
I'cr Bag.
Flour, Second .......10 31 0 I Flour, Thirds "2 :I 0
—Household..., 6 0 28 0; Feartho 1Z a IS 0
Per Barrel.

90 0 --1-0
Here 8 4 10 0 Co!Cas
Per Stone.
INleat.
Oats

KILKENNY
Whe.it (pvr barrel) 10,. 3d. to 1,65. lid
Barley 0 9 11 9
Oats

Flour (per bag) IS 0 32 0
Butter(pet cwt.) 90 0 92 0
&moo Pigs 'a 0 Z) 0
Coals 1 0 1 1

MA It RETh.
Beef (pet In
Mutton 0 3 0 5
Pork
Veal
Fresh Butter ......
Salt Ditto
Potatoes (per st.) 0 2 3

SCOTCH mAnKETs.
HAI)DINGI'ON CORN MARKET.—June '2
' Wl4eat. I Barley. Oats. 1 Pease. i (leans
66: Otl 311 04 34, IU • 46.. t( ; 4ss OJ
5Ri 01 32i Od V.S; 01 41; 01 1 4.2- -0d
NI, Al 3411 (Al 31s (l). I 42. Od i .....• 0,1
11G7 qrs. of Wheat in inarket,249 whereof. were ~old.
61 Unsold --II Grey.
.21.. 19a. 1.1. 7-1211 s

Vir.t
Second
l'here weri

•verage ....,

I,)A K Erni CORN MARK ET. —June
Wheat. Barley. Olt, ft- .n•
tiro (3, fid 344 (.11 34, 61 46 0,1 46 0•i
; , •
,eeolitl 55,7i1/41 3.2‘ rd 33. 01 4:1 0,1 43 ntl
Third - 40 0,1 40 ua

HAMBURG MARKETS.
GRAIN.

Wheat, Marks 2l-4 to 300 6:l;.a. Upland... ..... ..... to
Mecklenburg - 2,0 to :SS -- Mei.:lenburg to _
-- Magdeburg......_ 27i to 294 -- Eider 9,1 t i It's
-- Eider to Hoist yin lO3 to 11,1
Anhalt, white,... 2iB re 330 Petershurgh k Riga to _
--. red 21ii to 500 Malt, Pomeranian 129 to lii
Holstein -
Rye, Mecklenburg 18.4 to 102 Pease, Upland, ye11ux....201 t, .2.2,
-- Holstein .....
Archangel — to Tares . 8 to 21:
Barley, Meckleuburgh... 12.; to 13i Rapeseed — to
Magdeburgh .... 147 to 150 Ditto Cakes
Lower Elbe
COTFON.

Carolina and Tennessee... 514 to S Maranham
Georgia. Ist sort S 9 Madras • ri 0
2d 61,4 74t Surats 3% 514
3d and 4th ...... 5 . 04 D.iningo 'N
7
COFFEE.
Mocha (4,;to 8 aiming° ....
Ilatava ....
Sumatra 4 -4,.., I'orto Rico,

4 to 41,
Pi 5%
5 6;.; z.

Rio 134 414
Bahia
SUGAR.— (WA
Havanna!), White ...... Nt0034
Brown "l4
Rio, White 81.4
Brown 4

Havannah ....

Jh D;scount.)
Hama, White... ...... .
BriAtm
Pernambuco, White
•

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lip tox,
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A gentleman in the pit tacit night sac heard to ask
a neighbour the name bf the opera in course of performance.
On being informed that it was the Semiramide, " Perhaps,
Sir," continued he, " you would be kind enough to tell me
the English of that I"
An honest farmer a few miles from Dain`'ries was

often found fault with by his wife for staying too late in town
on the market nights. At last she set out with him one day
herself, and, in the evening, forced him home rather sooner
than he wished. Accordingly, they mounted the old grey
mare—he on the saddle, and she on the pad behind hill). They
rode on till they came to a small brook that crossed the road,
when the mare put down her head to drink, and, after being
sathAied. :again went on .4 Now," said the gude wife, "if
you would do like the mare-when she has enouzli she stops
of her own accord, and goes on; and cannot you do the
same?" " True, gude wife," said he, " but if there was
anither auld mare on the other side o'the strand, and the ane
saying to the other—. Here's t'ye, and here's eye,' there's nac
telling when they might part."
England; in the last twenty years, has undergone a
much greater revolution than a.iy she struggled to counteract ;
a revolution more awful, more pernicious, more hopeless.
Hall a century ago she was represented chiefly by her country
_;entlemen : Pitt made the richer peers ; the intermediate
pensioners; the poorer, exiles : and his henchi s were over-
flowed with llonourahles from the sugar-cask and indigo-bag
lie changed all the features both d mind and matter.—
Lander.

A melancholy event occurred on Monday evening
in the faMily of the late Rev. Mr. Saunders, for many years
the Rector of the united parishes of St. Ann and St. Andrew's,
Blackfriars. His widow died last week, and arrangements
had been made for her remains being deposited yesterday
morning by the side of those of her husband within the chancel
of the church. On Monday evening a daughter of M.
Saunders, who had for about a twelvemonth been married to
the Rev. Mr. Capper, was suddenly taken ill, and within a
very brief period expired. Mrs. Capper was previously in
rather delicate health, having only six weeks back gives birth
to her first child. Notwithstanding this awful event, the
funeral of Mrs. Saunders took place at the appointed time.
It will be remembered the death of the Rev. Mr. Saunders
was solemnly sudden. He had just commenced his new year's
sermon for 1836, when he suddenly fell back on the pulpit
seat and instantly expi, ed.
A letter from i3ucharest, in the Suabian Mercury,
gives the following from Silistria of the 'l4th ultimo :
" Christians as well as Turks are enchanted with the affability
of the Sultan. He arrived on the 9th. The whole of the
guards and Prince Ghika, accompanied by his Boyards, went
nut to meet him. The Prince and his attendants had laid
asi '.e the:r sabres, but wore their uniform. The Sultan, on
dismissing the Prince, assured him that he would make no
.listinctiou between his Turkish and Wallachian subjects, if
they remained equally faithful to him."
Yesterday Mr. John Henry Matshall, of the Red
Cow, King-street, Smithfield, was charged before the Com-
missioners of Excise with adulterating his beer, and also with
attempting to bribe the officers, yillp made the detection, by
offering them tot. Mr. Golding Bird, the General Examin-
ing Surveyor of Excise, proved the adulteration, and the ten-
dering of the bribe was clearly proved by Austin, an officer.
He was fined 401. for the ilrst oflence, and 100/. for the latter.
The citizens of London have begun petitioning in
favour of Corporate Reform for that e;ty. There is a peti-
tion laying at the shop of Messrs. Swain and Co., Meet-
street, which already bears the names of many of the wealthiest
and most respectable inhabitants of the ward of Farringdon
Without, and i. stilt awaitiag the signatures of others of those
who acknowledge the necessity of sweeping away the mass of
eorpOration ccrruttion by which the inhabitants of this me.
tropolis are so surrounded, and from which they now appear to
be defewline4 G ouitrlf;tl./v ittfreiret, • •