The Sun.
London, England, 1838-05-08 00:00:00

Per Cwt.

New English !led Clovel-503. g. 85i
Old Ditto Ditto
New Foreign Ditto
Old Ditto Ditto —s. —B.
Now White Clover 503. 538. (ss.
Old Ditto Ditto
New Trefoil . l4B. 18s. 11..
Old Ditto —B. 12s. 18s.
frefolium 10s 12; 14s
r'nglish Carraway ...... 4Us. 441.
Foreign Ditto —s. 408. 458
Coriand.. —8 101. 121

Rapeseed, Enghik One ;per Las

PRICES Of.
Farnham rockets (per cwt.)
East Kent Pockets. -
Ditto Bags
Mid Kent Pockets
Ditto Bags
Sussex
Yearlings
Oki Olds

PRICES OF POTATOES AT SPITALFIELDS,
York Reds (from vessel)
Scotch Reds ditto .
Kidneys 0/. Os. to 4/. Os. ditto
Jerseys 3/. Os, to 3/. ss. ditt,
0311110's. toto
44/1. oOss. ditto

PRICES OF
Per lb. d. to d.
Crop Hides, 30 to 4011) each 11 13
40 50
50 60
dull fides
Butts, Vitriol
-- English l4 24
- Foreign
Foreign Hides lO 12
Dressing Hides
Shaved 12 15
Best Saddlers Hides
Horse Hides, English

LEATHER. d. toll
Per lb
Horse Hides, German•"'" 12 16
Spanish '''' 3'1,14
CalfSkins,3o to 401b.(dol ♦5
_ 40
050 11.
70 100 ............
Seal Skins, large ...... ..... "
- small ............. lo
Kips
Basils
sßheolluields 7 y
6 13

If rounded 2d. to 4d per lb more

P OF OIL
!tape Oil, brown, per ton, fifi/. N.RIC—E Refined, 38'. N.-Linseed 0/•1 Vl' • 5
Linseed Oil Cake at the Mill, (10001, 121. IN —Rape Cake, per tor-

-- -
PRICE OF TALLOW, SOAP, &c. per i 12113.
_O.I .
Town Tallow 49s. 6d. Yellow Soap
04
Yellow Russia
...-0 oa,
White —s. Od. Curd
.... Oa'
Soap Ditto s. Od. Graves " .5s 184,
Melting Stuff 42s. Od. Good Dregs ..... ....... ......
Ditto Rough 26i. Od. .

PRICE OF CANDLES. it .0 r°
The price of good Store Candles ir, the Retail Shops is as fe..-(7,1,
Candles, per dozen, 7s. 6d. ; inferior, Ps. 6d.—Moulds,

Sixpence per do'rei

disco'unt for cash

C9AL MAR
s.
Ai/airq lB 0
Holywell
Itedhugh
Picton lB 3
Todd's Bensham lB 6
c-t fiXey 22 0
W.llington 2l 9
ylam
Walls End Bewicke:and Co , C 2 0
%Valls End Grace...
Walls End Heaton 9
Walls End Hilda °I 3
Walls End Killingworth
Walls End Newmarck 2O 6
Ships arrived since!

KET.—May 7, 0. 0
Per Ton
Walls End Riddell's ............. F2l
Walls End Brathlyll';
Wallit'End Be mont ..."fopifet ;$ 0
Walls End lletton ............" '
.....
Wall: Et,d La ttbton • till 0
Walls End Stewart's .......... 0
Walls End Hartlepool ........ . 9l 0
Walls End Barrington TecS"' /I 0
Walls End Gordon ................ 0
Walls End Nevin's Tautielu" 59 0
Walls End Tees ............ ...." j 9 0
Howard's Netherton Alain." 9l
Staveley Main ................ ..."
_ Walls End Devonshire.. .......
!ast market-day, 121.

Per Ton.

Lieutenant-General Lord Bloonifield, the new„loP7
mardant of Woolwich garrison, was on Friday entertained hY t"Aiffer,,cl-,
Artillery at the mess-room. Above four hundred Officers Of ".
regiments (including the Guards) assembled on this occasin,ll°
lindship held a levee in the morning, at which the several 0".
the Royal Artillery were introduced.
THe GENTLEMAN WITH THE GREEN* - dress
Gentlemen's servants ought to be on their guard against a welh del
Cderly man, who goes about with a green bag, offering plate-P°"sr.;
sale. His plan is to find his way to the pantry by means nf t wo,itt,lo
gate; and, should the butler be there, he offers to vend his OW yeti
as an excuse for his intrusion. If the coast, however, should "Poe
be clear, he takes care to help himself to such stray articles of bag,
he may find within his reach, and dropping them in his gree%s Ye.:(
slips out before an alarm can be raised. A few days agc,,.(11,°;.;
am
adroit retailer of plate powder paid a visit to the pantry ef
ther, at No. 15, Carlton-terrace, and made free, during the te-cia,
absence of the Butler, to steal three tablespoons, three table-f° orone;
salt spoons, and a sugar-ladle, all marked with a griffin and 3:10 the
On the following evening a silver sugar.basin and cream-Jug',,,;:tanCei,
motto," Vigilum et audar," were stolen under similar eircu—g, Cot",
and it is supposed by the same person, from the pantry of
Esq , of No. 18, Bedford square.
MANUFACTURE OF TORY VOTES •—,„, CSITte;
the hearing of an assault case on Tuesday, at the Hull Fo";,,
the following facts, illustrative of the means resorted to UY t", cow"
to obtain totes were detailed. The parties were Dinah 131°,1%16,a
her,nant, who charged John Atkinso her nephew, with a-rof t•-fi
house;
fist
oacpcporpafroeadbtyh the
psairrt.i es
floiwv
tihno Tr;4i,iple>ef t t tjointlyhe Ibnyw
ce
or piPciis ityo37btde_,
husband and nephew. There are, it seems, different entran ant 01
part occupied by Mr. Glew and that by Biglin. The coMPlall' but .1f:
"My husband has been tenant of this house about seven yearn t
the whole of it. He has been tenant of the whole or it ,4,°,10 t",-„
years and a half. He rents it of Mr. Alder. His nephew "
other part of the house. My husband has paid the rent all the
„t
house of ttje,
Mr. Alder. It was altered, that he should be the sole occuPa":d ft
on " account of polling" (the preceding day the woman .sa„..le DO;
the Blues.") The low rooms are occupied by Mr. Glew, but th•
Sntoatihrsi.ng
Atopadrot
offtVoehfosnlfy,eohcct:py IHOo/.
fof.fu
of it is let s
been parted the house .7g 44
and us 61.; but the rooms ha e‘..
since, and tie has ;
5/ and Jr 1 It is about two sears since the house was divided pot
has paid 4/, up to last year. We give this case as a sample, and 111
no doubt that many others of a similar character might be foot' ; .
st
is
this, amongst other cuually reputable ways, is Toryism made to 0.
Hull.—Dull Advertiser.
A French chpsse maree, La Jeune Isidore, 113 the
andfiNtt.e,edt_w„ei
run ashore at the mouth of Dieppe harbour a few nights
_f'onee
French fishermen refused to assist unless they were paid five doge
each, when a party of English sailors, apprehending imminent,istell
both to ship and cargo if relief were not promptly afforded, imrni"
lent a hand, and brought the vessel safely into port.
A line of steam-ships, between Dundee
castle, calling at Berwick, has commenced plying. They arc
thirteen
in a superior manner, and are calculated to make the voyage in
or fourteen hours. Besides affording the public a cheap and cerniQr_ ~,.•iii
conveyance, the trade and commerce of Dundee must be o
mat
benefitted by this regular communication.