The Sun.
London, England, 1838-10-25 00:00:00

rilE MARKETS.

COAL 11 AR
Per Ton. a. •
A2air•a

. Oct. 24.
Tnn. s.
Walls End Braddyll's Hatton 24 6
Walls End Haswell ...... :24 0
%P.. 11,••• Hettnir... ........... `;.-4
Walls End North Hetlon .....
alls End Lambton ............ 24 3
Walls End Itussel's Hatton... 2t
stewar"s ..........
Wa h End Whitwell ............ 23 3
Walt Enl Hartlimool. ......... 24 6
Walls End Barrett .............
1/3 °
alls End Tees
• ........... "••
Graigoll Handpicked .......... 13 •
Cancel •0
raveley Main
i2St ri tract-lay. 31.

ares Hartley U
Lioly
rd's Recthnsh

Russell's Fliih Main l.O
. . _

art:ithl M0.0.r 23 6
Willington ... 2l 6
Wal s End (io-forth 2:3 6
Nail, Etui Heaton 23 U

Walls End Hilda
i•alls End Horfpur
Walls is N,i,vmarcli.... :2 9
Lambton's Primrose
Walk End Belmont
Ships tr r tved since

COUNTRY CORN MARKETS DURING THE WEEK•

Wheat. I Barley. I Oats.

Beans.

Pease.

Per Quarter.
Abingdon
Andover

s to s. s. to s. s to s.
64 8) :10 34 22 30
74 52 29 31 25
63 SO 30 40 16 22
73 80 32 16 26 34,
01 SI a 32 20 2.5
65 $0 26 311 24 30
1;8 r 5 ',13 15 2. :10
72 7-4 26 32 23 26
63 1,8 1 32 22 2.)
61 7 i 32 12 , 34
63 75 24 3') 21 26
61 71 32 34 22 29
64 71 , 35 2.i 27
64 74 ' 14 20 IS
6 7 j :33 40 ..); 32
64 71 , 36 20 21
22 32
70 74 iIA 32 17 28
61 72 ' 24 34 20 25
67 70 27 34 22 Ai
76 —j 21 22
6-, 75 ! 32 36 1 30 3

a. to S.

S.

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--.

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Bridport
Cirencester
Guildford
en
ficreit I
w.rt h
Mah'xii head ...
Monmouth—
Reading
Sal i sbury

- --

2 .1(!

_ -

-. ""

- -,

34 ''''

R; 44
31 40
1,3 42
41 40

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: 3 .5 -

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Sotati..miptoli
itroutl

Uxbridge
Nantage-----
VVArminster

- 411
4•2
3f.

- 4t
3.1- 48

-46 114

6! 9
7 9
0 S
0

er ItuNhel

IIELI',.:NHAM )..f ARKETF
to s, 1 l',i
.... 70 8 0 : ll,ti
..... 3 , 4 0 , q•iit,,fi
30 4 0 , 17(.4;
.. 5 0 56 , Pork
l-,,,,,
flay 21.105. t 4/. 10 ~ Od. 1,
HULL MARKET.—Oct.
Wheat, Old SS, 63a. 70- New s.Bs. ells 63,
Foreign 641.684 Woe! In bond... —_ ---, ...4
Oats, Poland
Small or Feed.... —a. 17a. Its. ,, . ...Oa.
-- Ft,reign —s. —s. —s —s. • --e
Barley, Non & Suf ... 361 32. 335. Line, At Wold --s. 30s. 333
Foreign
Beans '56:. 38s. 42, F,imgn 26.28 30;.
Pease, White.,,, ..... 363 38s 40a. (irey 26.,. 28- nO..
Tares _ 345. 36;. 38s Foreign
Rapeseed. In bond none. Free per last 33 Os. 371.
L VERPOOL CORN MARKET.—Oct. 23.
%%MAT, English, White, per 701 b. 11..3d to 11 SM.
---- Red lo 9 11 B
---. Scotch, Welch, and Manx
Irish, White lO 0 10 6
Red I 3 10 0 •
---- Foreign
OATS, English, Welsh, and Scotch, per 451 b. 3 6 3 1
-- Irish .., 3 0 3
Foreign 0 0 0 0
BARLEY, English, Malting, per Imp. quarter 56 0 40 0
---. Scotch and Irish, per 60lbs.
---- Feeding 4 0 4 6
BEersl, English, per Imperial quarter 42 0 47 0
Irish, &c. 96 0 44 0
Foreign
PEASE, Englisn, per Imperial quarter 44 0 41
Foreign
Fume, English,. per W.olb. is 0 60 0
---. Irish ' - '
OATMEAL, English and Irish, per 2401bs 27 6 09 0
IN.'IAN CORN, pt r 4401 b. ..... 3g . 0 42
Rex, per Imperial quarter
MALT, per Imperial quarter
IMPORT OF GRAIN f4* the Week ending Oct. 22.
Wheat. Oats. I Barley Flour. Oatlnea'
Qrs. Qrs. Ors.
IForeign, Rigs.' Irish, /cc. Scks.l Loall•
7,477 8,713 1,141 8,7:6 1 2,432 3,19 i

......

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, Om 24.
The sales to-day were not so extensive as those last I:e'
ported, and the market had a quieter tone, still a large quantitY,
changed hands at yesterday's prices. The entire transactitZ
amount to 6,000 bags-700 Maranham, 7id. to skd. ;
Pernam, 914. to 9d. ; 100 Egyptian, 100 to lad. ; 150 Car.
thagena, 4d. ; 800 Surat, 40. to 5-id. ; 4,250 American,
6d. to 71,d.

A gratifying instance is recorded of the triumph o
,
steam. Goods from Bristol, England, reached Clevelolo,,.;
town of Ohio, on the shores of Lake Erie, in only
days They were brought across the Atlantic by the Grea
Western.

MR. URQUHART'S TRAVELS IN THE EAsr•
We cannot but agree with the following sentiments exprea ~
t
by a Contemporary relative to this important work I",.ta
one of the most interesting and valuable works of inotfial
times. With several of Mr. Urquhart's opinions on Pnlit
matters we do not agree; but the information, the learls.•
the admirable pictures of mankind in the Eastern countr
which he lays before us, the views of religion, legislati°o,
social life, government, and history—the errors he clears ~,i.
and the facts hitherto almost unknown, which he establisheaLio
the felicity of his illustrations,
.and the sprightliness of I.
narrative, make this one of the works of an age. The Grer;
are here in their true colours. The Turks and their rag?
are described in a way we never before saw, and the descrTe
tints bears in every iine Ihe stamp of truth. Many points
our policy connected with thos,. ciiuntries are explained at,
illustrated in a way that will make these volumes of mucr
value to the statesman and the politician. In short, aDe.ii
once reading the work, every person who possesses it vill
make it a text book for all topics connected with the parts of
thr. world on a hich the author treats. It is a book RhtCb
will live from generation to genet-41km."
On Tuesday night, between the hours of ten and
eleven o'clock, a serious explosion of gas occurred at the AO
of Mr. &hart, a litiendriper, residing in the London-road.
Southwark. The flames were extinguished before they com-
municated to the ship, and only sonic squares of glass were
I;roken,

On Tuesday evening, between seven and eight
o'clock, as a lad named Jos. ph Juniper, in the service of Mr.
Rieh tea-d, aler, of Walbrook, was crossing the Westminster.,
road, a gentleman's carriage, which was passing at the tiTe_
at a quick rate, knocked him down. He was conveyed to tdo
Westminster Hospital, where it was ascertained be bad re:,
ceived a frac.ure of the skull ; but there is every prospectr
his doing well. No bla ,e is attached to the coachman, :r°t
pulled up his horses to prevent the accident, but witn°-
success.
Yesterday morning, between seven and eight oPck,
c
a youth named Thomas Fraser, between thirteen and footle 1'
years of age, in the en ploymeni of Mr. Bladdud, of Perni!ac,
,treat, St. Luke's, wireworker, while near the steam-englv
had his right arm drawn itt between the drum and the strata
‘;
and although his eves instantly alarmed a fellow.vrorklna
having the controul of the engine, yet before it could ba 51.
ped the poor boy's hand was crushed in such a dreadful n'a
ner that amputation at the wrist was found indispensable.
ROBBERIES.—On Monday night, from the boost
No. 22, Great Queen-street, Lincoln's Inn-fields, a ra_,,,,liiieesb
snuff-box in a tin japanned case, with the figure of a Tttets
and horses on the outside, and the name of Miss Hurry o'ol
inside with pencil. On Friday afternoon from a cart, w 00
passing along the City-road, a canvass package, markedl-
01
the outside "P. 2," containing a very large blue c
Spanish cloak, velvet collar, lined with silk, a silver:11(00r
and clasp attached, four linen shirts, marked "B. N•t, the
or five pairs of new stockings and four or five Latin books,
ea'
property of Francis Brunit, of the Catholic Chapels ',l7,ring,
don-square, Somers-town, The felony was effected u-,r,
the absence of the carman. On Monday, from the b°°'„co-
Mrs. Hiles, 67, Upper Stamford-street, Blackfriars, a tsillc
coloured silk cloak, trimmed with black velvet, a Wet silk
pelisse with the cape trimmed with fringe, and a light ph
dress. On Sunday night, from the stable of Mr. Stec/1110
Gold Hanger, Essex, a dark brown mare, six years old, lb°
15 hands high.
be'l
CURE FOR HYDROPHOBIA.—An order , the
issued to the proper officers in Nottingham and throngb°4clo
county to charge the owners who use dogs in drawing
with the dog tax. This is very proper, and should bee for
more general, until some legislative act is passed to leescritstea
danger arising from dogs becoming rabid, of which it is jos)
(with what truth and accuracy we pretend not to deter'
there have been lately many frightful instances

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T. COX SAVORY, Goldsmith, &c., 47, Gut'.Po%
London (Seven Doors from Gracechurch-street), informs tj'6ol""
lie, that he has a considerable variety of SECOND-HAND, soo"
WATCHES, any of which he offers at EIGHT GUINEA
They have all been carefully examined, and are warranted.
Watches purchased in exchange.

R IR 'IRS. Leice;
On the 19th inst., at the Parsonage. Woodhouse Eves' .11.1 gr
inshire, the lady of the Rev. Robert William Close, of sti
child. S94'
On the 20th inst., at Brighton, the lady of .1. T. Bitskir4
of a daughter.

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MARRIED. ~ralef
At Waleot Chur.h, Rath, on the 11th inst., Wanton 1;;t la°
Amiel, Esq., R.N., to Margaret Ann, third daughter Of
Rev. W. Morgan, D. U.. Rector of Aston Clinton Be„,ekslOtell;
On the 22d inst., at St. Mary's, Islington, Alfred v'epr of '-
of Pusey-hill, Jamaica, to .liza Sarah, youngest daughr"
late Julian Biaegini, E.„i- bra
On the 23d inst.,, of London, merchant. railo'4o
'...t. St. John's, Waterloo-road, Edward of
late Richard
Esq ,of Great S.„re,-greet, to Mary, youngest daughter -0.,
;Arnold, Esq., of Combe-fields, WaryrickalVsligoof
On the '23d inst., at Harrington Hall, Robert Duncow fsq.2_s3,
Esq. eldest son of Robert Eden Duncombe Shaft°' to It° th
Wt.itworth Park, in the county of Durham, to Charlf%upor
Youngest (laughter of the late William Baring, Esq', °
Castle.
• •
Arebr DIP, p. ratio as.
On the 11th of July, at Chittoor, East Indies, --P..,,d."—_,..,
bald APNair, loth R giment Madras Native Infant Eslo
Ori the 26th of August last, in Jamaica, James miter Is
late of Weyhill Plantation, in that island, and of rlig ' Vie°4'
London, aged 66.
r Charles
On tue 10th inst., at Geneva, Edward, son a- ~.. ...the
ness, Esq., of Alverston, Warwickshire, aged 7 wee"• vlioau;;,,„
On the 17th inst., at Kinlet Vicarage, Shropshire', 5 niony'3,
infant daughter of the Rev. William Bruere Otter, se," aged 4
.
On the 20th inst., at Abbey Lands, county of 4--ntroth or
Hugh M'Calmont, Esq., of Abbey Lands. 9, Pq''
On the 22d inst., Ann, the wife of William Williorn
°S
, IP
Moliniere House, Wandsworth, aged 72. iS Inui°-
es
On the 22d inst., at Iltulge-row, aged 79, Amy
FOP
of the Society of Friends. Lits"r'
On the 22d inst., at Herne Hill, Surrey, George
sur'
pli
aged 78. the °_,...d 11'
!lying son Of the late Robert Allan, Esq., surgeon,
Br,„anston " ,
At Bletchingly, Surrey, on the 22d inst., Thenllsitic, aged
Ou the 23d inst., in Upper York-street, , J
pincer"
Thomas Denning, _Esq., aged 72.
third daughter of Colonel Robert Nixon. e
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