The Sun.
London, England, 1849-09-11 00:00:00

26 h ult.

FALMOUTH, SEPT. 10. —Wind W.S.W.—Arr3.
John Fehrman. Drinkwater, Havannah. 10th. Wi1113,19
and Maria, Le Liesre, Havannab. Off Port, 7tb, CreolFo
Quebec for Hartlepool; Commerce, Montreal; Marqo
of Hastings, North America; Britannia, Quebec.
BRISTOL CHANNEL.—OsceoIa, Miramichi.
OFF MIZEN HEAD.--Millman, Wheeler, St. .3.-'1'4.6
New Brunswick for Belfast.
SHIELDS, SEPT. B.—Arrd. Radford, Downie, Quebcci
Swallow, Johnson, Port Wallace, Nova Scotia.

MARKET NEWS.--(THIS DAY.)
nAlir ItiZaItZEZEI.
SMI'IIIFIELD.—OId Meadow Hay, 31 Oa to 3' 15i/
New ditto, 215 s to 3/ Os; Old Clover, 4/ 04 to 4115,'
~
New ditto, 3/ to 4l; and Straw, 1/ 6s to 11 125 r
Trade dull, at the above quotations.
CUMBERLAND.—OId Meadow Hay, 31 03 to 31 T!
New ditto, 2/ 5s to 3/ Os; Old Clover, 4/ Os to 441": i
New ditto, 3/ Os to 4/ Os; and Straw, 1/ sto 1/ 135P*
load. A fair average supply, and a sluggish deniand.4,
WHITECIIAPEL.—OId Meadow Thy, 3/ Os to 311-4'
,
New ditto, 2/ 5s to 3/ Os; Old Clover 41 Os to 41 15$
New ditto, 31 Os to 4/ Os; and Straw, 11 5s to 1/ 125 rl,,
load. Supply tolerably good, and trade dull;

COLONIAL.
f
SEetAß.—The market fur British Plantation eatinge t
heavy, the sales being only 330 hhds., at prices in in°s
instances 6d below those of this day week, 1,790 bags
Bengal were mostly sold at fully former rates, Olt
37s 6d to 40s Gd fur low to fine grey Mauritius 10:ribir
and from 37s to 37s 6.1 for date kind of similar
description. 1,490 bags Madras were withdron
for want of buyers, at their relative Ynitie.
Privately 380 hhds Muscovado have been sold at 383 T d
duty paid. The quantity of British Plantation landed
last week at the East and W India Docks was
hhds, 118 tierces, 524 barrels. There were taken feC
home consumption 1,709 hhds, 191 tierce., 821 harsh,'
The stock in the same places is 18,043 nil*, 2,362 tierces'
6,049 barrels,.
COFFEE.— 370 bags and 80 casks Plantation Cesl°l3
offered by auction were mostly taken in at extre°3te
prices. 3,400 bags good ord native brought 395 6°, od,
40s, end 470 Java hind 403 to 41s, being a further e
Vance of Gd to la since this day week. Of 100 bell
:a
and 64 half bales Mocha, only the latter were disP°s
of at the previous rates of 55s for mid clean garbled. t
RUM.—The quantity landed last week at the P
and West India Docks was 406 puns 107 hhds ; fs.
were token for home consumption-278 puns 20 1311'-;
and exported 206 puns 13 hhds. The stock in the 50-
places is 21,905 puns, 2,231 hhds.
EH:Fa-1,530 bags Bengal were about half sold, st 0
9s 6d to 10s fur good white, which prices establislick,
decline of fully sixpence per cwt since this day' we
.he
860 bags peaky Madras brought 8s to 8s Gd, being
relative value.
the
TALL' v.—P.Y.C. is 385 to 383 3d per cwt on
spot, and Town 40,,, being dull.
TEA.—The market is quiet. Common sound C 013,000
0,
91-d to 9id, and common yellow leaf Twankay 7d Per ee
COTTON.—This article is quiet, but without any ciro.nv
in prices.

COURT CIRCULAR.
BALMORAL, SErr. 8:
Her Majesty and the Prince drove out this morning
in a pony cm riago.
The Prince of Wales rode out on horseback, atfcn"
by Mr. Birch.
Mr. Ala:on is expected to-day to arrive on a visit
to
her Maj, sty,
rIY
The Royal dinner party this evening will include -
Portman, the Right Hon. Fox Maulo and Mrs. 1.r 3--
ale,
Sir Alexander and Lady Duff, and Mr. Allison.

L 011
DEATH OF TILE
Bishop OF NORWICIL—Ib 15 deep regret that we have to record the death of 1"1.
Bishop of Norwich, which tuck place on Thursday
at Bra- hau Castle, near Dingwall, Ross-shire. `1
, ,
„
Right Reverend Prelate was onlyill fora short 1.,"'1;
but his malady fatally terminated in a congestion °,„' I,j,
brain. The deceased was the steonci sun of Sir
0
Stanley, of Al(!crky, Chediire, and was barn in 177995 i
that he was seventy years of age. lie was educated Br
St. JohL's C C 'd formerly tee°.
, r: ge. e was
of Alderlcy, and was appointed Bishop of Norw."-1 of
1837. 'Fh' Right Reverend Prelate was t.lso a Cletl; ,
the Closet to the Queen, President of the Linnean Society
and and one of the Commissioners appointed, in 1848,h0
incr.:ire into the state of the British Museum-
Itglit Reverend Prelate was greatly beloved and ; f
1),, .cted by all classes in his diocese, in consequac"„p°,
his exertions in promoting education, and in sip
porting charitable institutions of Every descriptieu•
was married in 1810 to the daughter of the Bever`",.
Oswald Leycester, by whom be leaves a large futl?,l4l;
He was the author of the " Familiar History of Bri",
Birds"—a work which has acquired an extensive Clrc"„
lation.

DEATH OP THE _RIGHT REV. DR. KEATING.'
'The Roman Catholic Bishop cf Ferns (Dr. I(eatiegero)'
who had been for some time labouring under sere
indisposition, died in Weeerord on Friday evening l°ol,
The deceased prelate had hut recently returned freb,
England, whither be had gone and visited seine of
mineral springs, in the hope of resuscitating his faille"
health. Ho had nearly completed his 70th year.
DEATH CP PETER ALLAN.-011 Friday, the 5, .
1,5 t
• ult., the famous Peter Allan, who had bete n hitneel'L
suite of a dozen rooms cut of the magnesian limeg°",l;
rock at Matstlen, on the seL-coast, between Sou',
Shields and Meekweartnouth, died of inflamrea‘°";
aged 50; and, on Sunday, his remains were interred
Whitburn, in the presence of his aged father and
ther, both of them upwards of 84 years old.—Gatesliea
Observer.
BRISTOL, SEPT. P.—Amongst the victims of tcbt°,
present pestilence is the Rev. Mr. Bullock, rector of :Jo
Paul's, who expired at his residence, Portland-square 0,
six o'clock this morning. The rev. gentleman, Wb1:00
rather advanced in years, had been particularly aes7„-eue.
in attending on the poor of his district during the
lie was seized with diaracel on Thursday, and wasix,
tended yesterday by Dr. Greig, his son.in•low' ibis
Washborough, and Dr. Sy monde.: Dr. Greig e`eeee
medical attendant) succeeded in stopping the diarr'si%
Lot on the other medical gentlemen visiting him 3ity.,
o'clock
.yesterday evening ho was in a state of oliadeised
Mr. Williams, one of the district visiting surgeons,
of cholera, to-day at his residence, Stokes Croft.
EILEAN AIGAS.—Sir Robert and Lady Peel ndteier;
tamed to dinner on Thursday last the following 1'61.5;
and gentlemen, most of whom then saw for the ,ith
time the islard of Aigss, and were much gratified *to,
the appearance of the picturesque spot:—Mrs.
W. Russell, jun., Esq., Miss Russell ; E. Bligh, sr.
Corriemony, plies I3ligh, Miss Victoria Bligb, vgq,
Blight, jun.; Dr. Nicol, Inverness; and J. C. Leg, say
M.P. Numerous parties have paid their respeeter;cif
tendert d a Highland welcome to Sir Robert allelf.'"„y- et,
Peel, including the Lord Lovat, the Master of 'l,l-- of
Mrs. Fraser, of Stricken, Colonel and Mrs. Baii,Le'o.
Redeastle, Lieutenant-Colonel Shirr( ff, &e. We °log
tioncd last week that Sir Robert had brought down 0 bied
in his forest on the 26th instant, lie was accomParlsie
by Captain Inge, Mr. Lloyd, and Mr. Corbett.
Robert enjoyed the day's sport very much, and did 0,
return to Eilean taigas till past ten o'clock in the el'e„d
Inc.. Up to Saturday evening last, Sir Robert had brigg'
brace of grouse.—lnverness Coujier.
The Lord Chancellor has derived considersl3ll:
benefit from visiting Dover for a short period, and "'II
if he c3ntinue in his present healthy state, be able to re;
:ume his judicial duties in the Court of Chancery at tb
commencement of the next term.
COLONEL SIBTUORP.—The Lincolnshire Chronicle
states that Colonel Sibtholp has had a relapse, and thathe now lies dengerously
The Earl of EllEnborough, who has again tmke°
up his residence at his wet Southatn-house, gave;
dinner and clothes an Saturday, to the children receAhe;
lag instruction in the diareet parochial schools in V
neighbourhood.
ROYAL MARINES.—WOOLWICH, SEPT. 10.-"'"Vinef
Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty have approved
the sentence of the court-martial recently held et
Royal Marine Barracks here for the trial of Serge far
Robert Morris, 04th Company of Royal Marines'
embezzlement of upwards of 44/. intrusted to him. be'sg
0,
overdrawn in his bills as pay-sergeant of the Fuurto..
Grand Division (or Seventh and Eighth Parade C.° co
panies), and for having deserted from the Royal MaAripot
at Woolwich on or about the 30th August, 1848, and ;g,
returned until en or about the 16th of August,
when he surrendered himself as a deserter at the ,'""tior
Marine Barracks at Woolwich to Sergeant'ler
Thomas Corbett, of the Reyal Marines, The pris(11„0
pletv."ed Guilty, and the Court taking into considererv,
the necessity of checking embezzlement and defehrt b°o
sentenced him to seven years' transportation, which -
; otter
been confirmed by their Lordships, and the Pr's,,elo
will le handel over to the civil power to carry 4
ffect.

r
PRIZE FIGIIT AND DEATH OF ONE OF TR.. 1,,o•
BATANTS —On Wednesday the neighbourhood of n'o.
chester was the scene of a most degrading and PP! of
ing prize fight. Richard Lilly, a man about 30 Yenp
age, and John Middleton, were the combatants. fd.
pars that they were backed to fight for 9/. a siue't en
tor this trifling and wretched stakes they went ou"'
ho
Wednesday, to Throstle Nest, or; one of the banks of •0
river Irwell. They were attended by a crowd of 133°,0
than one hundred persons, and fought for nearly Pet
hours, both combatants being repeatedly "floored; A •
at length, after a knock down blow which Lilly ',nil°
ceived from his antacr,enist, he was not able to rejt,,131.;
the encounter till "time" had been called. ;}fiddle`
was then declared the victor, though in a miserable ci
dition to enjoy his laurels; for it is said he was so bea,chs
and bruised that for more than a day following the e;ea
his life was despaired of. Lilly was at first auPPI.°O-
not to be in so bad a state, and the usual means o
was
storing him by rubbing were resorted to hen be bis
picked up; but upon some brandy being poured int° bie
W
mouth it only gurgled in his throat, and he was 40
of swallowing it. A cab uas procured, is which be ad,
conveyed to the Nortimulberland Arms, Stretford-r°
only a few hundred yards distance, but on their a
there their wretched charge had become a corise*
Manchester Examiner.

Talents, like riches, are dangerous for their PO9-
Eessors to display them on every eceuien. tilecliveriV;
both inteiectual and physical, is the best shield, and
surest protection against envy and detraetion.--E"z
Cook's Journal.
In the Smyrna advices of the 26th ult. it is statecli
that the markets remained tranquil. Manidoctures sol“
at about previous prices, and there was not mach (104
in exports. Opium 11,3,8 held firmly, and olive cil au
yellow grain were also well maintained. The ere!)
figs, it was remarked, would, on the average, prove
factory. Shipping was abundant, and the rate of es'
change 110.

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1 04 to 41159;
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I.os to 31 154
/ Os to 41011
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03 to 41 153:
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prices in 03096
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sold at 383
station
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'F, 821 barrels'
2,362 tierce.

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it at extreo3;
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were dispos'"
in garbled.
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under see
evenings; 19
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some of 1,17,
)g his ladipo
year.
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kn himself
an limestol3o
tween $011t„
in flarornalll
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her and 113();
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