The Sun.
London, England, 1838-04-09 00:00:00

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Harrow, itt noble n tg ih rtr, EtoDi may be fleseribed ,
as one of the handmaids to the Uniierrtities, to %%bleb high
seats of learning she yearly tendefj the aspiring sons of
of our prime Nobility and Statesmen, who would render
themselves capable of serving and adorning the countfy.
Here are the tons of Sir Robert Peel ; the eldest, in North
British phrase, is a donee young gentleman, and another
Byron might speak of him and his discreet and way-
making manners, much after the terms in which the great
poet-scholar Mentioned his form- fellow, Sir Hobert. In fel-
lowship of kindred with these boys, Dawson's son is like-,
wise at Harrow, as is, also, the eldest boy of the Earl Mun-
ster. These noble you!hs and their companions, careering
about the town, upon the heights of the hill and on the slopes
of the valle3s, in this sunny time of spring, in the pauses cf
the school, give an indescribable air of life and cheerfulness to
the place.—[From the Court Gazette, the first Number of
which gives promise of a newspaper periodical cf more than
ordinary merit and attraction.—iliorniv Chrorti, lc.]
[We cordially agree in this commendation. It is said that
in any new attempt to carry a point, or obtain public approba-
tion, an aspirant " ought to put his best leg foremost ;" and
judging from the specimen of what this " Fashionable
}
,Guide" will be, we think the Editor has played a
Court card to some purpose ; for if he play after
this fashion the game is all his own, for all his trumps will turn
out honours. Nor is his attention directed exclusively to the
sunny career of royalty and the admiring gaze of the fashion-
able world, but, like an observer who has been in and about
the world, he caters for all, and turns his pen, as the case
may require,
" From grave to gay—from lively to severe."
Taken altogether we have not seen a first Number, vvhethe
for beauty of paper, excellence in getting up, or variety of
matter, that has performed so much or promised more than
the Court Gazette. Our friend of the Court journal will do
well to look to his laurels. At any rate the coming glories of
the Coronation will not want for two Courtly Chroniclers.
Indeed, the temptation is now become so great, that we ;Ire
half disposed to step in between them, and so carry off the
" fair" prize.]

MARKETS.-(THIS DAY).

CORN EXCHANGE.

The past week's report of arrivals was considerable of both Grain and
Flour; the trade generally remained unvaried from the preceding Mon-
day. There has been this morning a moderate fresh supply of most
kinds of Corn, and not much disposition to purchase has been mani-
fested by the buyers. The good dry parcels of Wheat that come to
Market are still few, and such have firmly maintained previous prices;
but other qualities have met a heavy trade, and scarcely supported their
former rates. Barley is less plentiful, and obtains its former value with
a slow sale. Beans and Peas continue unvaried, and have been tole-
rably well cleared off: In the Oat trade there is not much life, but the
sales that have been made fully realized the terms last quoted. The
continued dullness of the Flour trade occasions much difference in

prices among the millers and Floui
selling others.

factors, some of whom are unddr.

PRICES ON ID
Wheat, Red (old) 554. 625.
-White (old) 611 s. 68s.
-Red 1937) 4.Bs. 504.
---- Fine 545. 595.
.---- Superfine 604. 633.
- White (1837) 465. 555.
Fine .583. 625.

,ARD OF %HIP.
Beata, Small (new) 36, 38s
(old) 42-.4m.
- Tick (new) 2S3 3i s,
(old) 36F.3Ss,
- Harrow (new) '32Q.34P,
- (01d)... 405.42f,
Brank 326.36..

---- Superfine 645. 665.
Foreign free 54s 70s.
Rye 30s. 345.
Barley 22s. 255.
- Grinding 25s 275.
- Malting 30s. 345.
Malt 40s. 545.
- Fine New 50s. 60s.
Pease, Grey, New 30s. 31s.
--- Maple New 32s. 235.
- White 355. 35s
-. Boilers 375. 38,

Oats, Feed --$.
New 17:. •22
Poland —s.—•,
New 203.24 .
Potatee 265.28 .
New 243.26'.
Scotch 245.'17,.
Irish 17s 205.2.3'.
Flour Town (per sack) 503.55'.
---- Veconds 453.485.
North Country 423.4 Is
Bran 9 10 .

ARRIVALS OF GRAIN IN LONDON DURING LAST WEEK,
Wheat. I Barley. Oats. Flour
English
Irish - - 1:1,371
Foreign