The Sun.
London, England, 1836-06-02 00:00:00

11UNGERFORD.

Coarse Meadow Hay -
.53 5 to £? 10
New Meadow Hay
Useful Old Ditto
Fine Utdand Meadow and llye.grass Hay
Clover day 4 0 5 0
Old Straw £1 12 to X 114 Wheat Straw

COAL MA!
s. d.
Burden
Hebburn Main lB 6
Holywell l9 ()
Orris Bedbug!) l5 (1
l'ontop Windsor l6 9
Russell's High Main
Tat:field
Townley l7 0
West Hartley
Walls End ( lark :.•nd Co l7 6
_.. ..

Per Ton•

.KET.-- June t t
J'er Ton

W.tils End Riddell's
kva!ls Eno ltrathlyll'.
Walls End Ilaswe'l
Walls Eutl ileum. 2l 0
%Valls Elid Lambton

17V- :II: F.n.l Irt;s7cl's Hetton... 21 0

W.-.lls Et Stewart s

_al 9

_ ...
',ails End Onsforty 2O
Walls End II ilda lB 6

\Valls End lB 9 I
Walls End liilhngw•orttt
\Valls End Northumberlaid lB 6
Ships 3trive4 since

Dixon's Butterknowl l7 3
Wad End Adelaide
Wags End Gordon l9 ft
Walls End South Durham 19 0
Walls End West Helton
11arney 18 1)
Howard's Netherton Main
Walls End Raby l7 0
last market-day, 109.

COUNTRY CORN MARKETS DURING VIE WEEK.

Wheat. Earley. 1 Oats. I beans. I tease
Per quarter. s. to a. b. to S. IS.tos.ls. to s. s. to c,
44 50 30 t 22 30 38
Andover— . 28 SS 22 29 24 24 43
38 48 -3049 16 —33 —l3riciport 38 50 32 36 21i 31 .-59
cimnce.t,r 112 ef, V 7 :22 f 24 i 't! 40
F --. aringdon 35 46 26 311- 36 ZU 41i
II:110rd 33 54 28 35 20 30 46
42 58 :16 32 23 26 40
Hereford 3 i 134 22 29 46 40
Ilighwort h 42 o' 32 42 28 04
Maidenhead --.. 28 45 2,3 :32 26 30 56 34 41
-46 44 $1 31 22 29 34 40
Item tng 52 50 j2O :31 12L 27 :33
isbury iO2 38 28 31 121 27 40 40
Southampton --, 45 5,1 33 40 '2S --4•2
Stroud --- :K1 44 :N .36 Al 24 46
Tewkesbury . 37 22 32 33 --
Uxbridge .--., 40 48 28 32 17 28 40 42
Wetotage___ 29 48 j 26 :32 24 54 33 40 33 40
Warminster 30 40 j .27 34 22 26 :16 48
Windsor 59 —I 21 22 35
Worcester i 43 126 '32 20 26 138 4 i 34 45

PARLI.

AMENTARY SUMMARY.

In the Loans' there was no rneetiag.
In the COMMONS', a great many petitions were presented,
praying the House not to sulx-rtit to the abnegation of the
principles of good government attempted by the Lords'
" amendments." On the presentation of several petitions
against the tithe sy.stem, Mr. Sherman Crawford said he
should certainly brine- forward his motion for the abolition of
tithes in Ireland. Some conversation. then took place between
Lords John Russell and Stanley, as to the course each in-
tended to pursue with reepect to the Irish Church Bill, the
result of which was, that the former Noble Lord moved the
second reading of the Ministerial Bill, and that Lord Stanley
moved, as an amendment, for leave to bring in his Bill " for
the conversion of tithe composEt.;on int.) rent charges ; for tkia,
redemption thereof ; and for the bkqter distribution of eeelesiasi,
tical revenues iin Ireland." The discussion on this amend-
ment, which was coupled with a sp, tech of singular tameness
and prolixity. occupied the House t i3l a late hour, when the
debate was adjourned till this day. We have not room here
for analyses of the speeches, but have• noticed the debate in a
separate article. Lord J. Russell pl 3... red the question on its
proper basis, by. showing that the legit is nate object of a Church
Establishment in Ireland is the improN moment, instruction, and
happiness of the people—not the dissemination of dogmas, or
the propagation of a peculiar creed--nvither (the Noble Lord
might have added) is the plunder O. -the people, by persons
armed with rebellious writs, included in the idea of a Chris-
tian Church Establishment.