The Sun.
London, England, 1836-04-25 00:00:00

Into the Kingdom this year.

Bags.
244,944
37,044
1,662
51,216
4,388

American .
South American
West Indies, Demerara, &e.
East Indies ....
Egypt, &c.

Total of all descriptions 339,254
Same period last year.

Bags.
American , 285,413
South American
West Indies, Demerara, &c.
East Indies , 23,624
Egypt, &c.

Decrease of Imports as compared with same
period last year
Exports in 1836.
American, 4,934; Brazil. 1,049; East India, 18,840;
West India, 5 ; Other kinds, 20,
Total in 1836
Same period last year...

17,225

94,898
21,645

Stock.

April 15, 1835
Same time, 1836

157,350
156,940

CORNWALL MARKETS.
Calculated at 24 gallons to the bushel.)

Wheat. Barley. Oats.
S. u. to S. (i. 8. ti. to S Li. N. d. to s. (1.
Truro ....... — 0 2,1 0 0 12 o 0 JO 8
Helstone
St. Austell.. (1 24 6 0 9 6 n 8 6
Itothniti
I.l,keard l7 0— 0 9 6 0 7 6
Launceston
Camelford l6 0 19 0— 0 10 () 7 0 8 0
nizance l9 0 21 0— 0 11 0— 0 9 6
MINI SG INTELLIGENCE. Tons. Cwt. Qrs
Quantity of C..ppet Ore sold '',163 21 0
Quantity of tine Copper lBlO 10 0

Quantity of C.ppei
Quantity of tine Ce
Average Produce.,
Amount of Sale, It

,verage Statutard, 1191. 10s. Ckl.

;,105 . 1 I s 'fict.

MEETING OF CREDITORS TO-MORROW.
S Jacobs, merchant, Manchester
A. Westley, livery.stable-keeper, Kennington
11. J. Ayres, butcher, Chswell street . 2 11
D. Wright, ship-agent, Lower Thames-street
T. Kipping, corn-dealer, Toubridge
\V. William, and T. Hill, linen-factors, 130 w Church-yard
H Tindall, brewer, Hastings 2 12
1. Worall, eating-house-keeper, Ratcliffe-highway 2 1
.1 Chapman, cathenware-dealer, Blackfriars_road
J, Lowe. hat.manufacturer, Southwark
J. T. Eerker, furrier, liotiverie-street
I'. Davis, ~racer, I.i-son-grove 2 12
C. Otrale, dract.r, Huddersfield
C. Martin and B. Ward, che..•semo,:igers, Great Tower-street
NV. Ward, merchant, NVartiford-court 1 12
J. Eaiday and G. Turner, candlemakers, reltham
R. Rowlatt, victualler, We:! Smithfield 1 11

HINTS TO THOSE GONG ABROAD.—A corre-
spondent, who appears to have " felt his way," requests the
insertion of the following hints, for th.e benefit of his travelling;
countrymen :—" As the time is approazhing for the migra-
tion of my compatriots, or for breaking up of winter quar-
ters for change of residence, I take the liberty of throw-
ing out, a few hints upon the subject, founded upon many
years' experience. For a constant residence, I ,9hould give
the preference to France or Germany. I have found no
people so courteous or so easy to get on with as the
former, or so little inclined to impose, provided an Eng-
liThman understands a little of what he is about, and can
en er into their national characier. The climate of the
Midi is the most genial in Europe; the necessaries of life
abundant, and consetplently reasonable. The character of the
Germans, perhaps, is upon the whole more congenial to the
English. Provisions are abundant and cheap, and the climate
not so variable as our own, but ivorma in summer, and colder
in
winter. Belgium possesses no advantage', save the hospi-
tality and .civility of the King ; everything is exorbitant in
price, and the climate detestable ; the people the most b Totted,
ignorant, dirty, and imposing, on the Continent. The once
celebrated Spa, the rendezvous of the elite of England, Prus-
sia, and Russia, is now a deserted, dirty little country town ;
and from the extreme poverty and misery of its inhabitants,
the few unfortunato visitors who pitch their tents there get
plucked most unmercifully. As to the waters, the same pro-
perties which they possess are to be n.iet with at the various
baths in Germany. For a summer sgour, for the enjoyment. of
scenery, I would recommend Baden, in the Duchy of Baden,
Thun, or Interlacken, in Switzerland, or St. Sauveur, in the
calculated
Pyrenees. The accommodations are excellent and reasonable.
i
For the winter season, Nice s delightful in every respect, ex-
cept for persons threatened with apoplexy: Naples is another
ndthapieirtilTepsformmocrre.
To Rme fo
o for advancedFlorence
charming situation,
pulmonary complaintsatl
would send the robust antiquarian.many
I have known
wh
Rio have passed a summer in
tuioii, and
Sicily, at S orento, or Castel-a-
More, without much inconvenience from the scorching- rays of
a southern sun. Trusting these few hints may bo of some
use, I am, &c. &c. ' -
. Galiynani. PIIILIDIATITER. "
.As Edmund Lord was walking by a quick-set fence
Is ith a gun in his h 0
and, charged with grey peas, and seeing
a robin-redbreast in- the fen he • grey
tl made a thrust
imp.ru en y
at it with the but-end of hiscc'muzzle towards
gun, having the
him, and sonic of the twigs catehinc, the trigger, the gun went
off, and lodged the contents in hisbrirdit arm-pit, at the same
time shattering his clothes in a dreadfUl manner. He is in 4
fsir wa7 of recovery.—Norwich Gazette.