The Sun.
London, England, 1831-05-24 00:00:00

COAL MAR

Ord's Reilhogh 265. Od
['ontop 23 0
ran field
I.Vylain 26 0
%Valls End Bell and Co. 36 0
WallsEndliewieke&Co. 40 0
Walls End Brown's--. 36 0
Ditto Northumberland 34 0
Beamish South Moor 21 6
Lambton Primrose 34 0
South Moor Main 21 6
Walls End Stobart's—... 27 0
Walls End Tees 34 0
Norwood's Eaton 31 6
W. E. Cleveland--.. 31 6
Barnsley New» 26 0
..I,,ps at market, 492—Sh!

ARRIVALS OF GRAIN IN LONDON DURING LAST wlc z K. 2::,
. ~t 4 9 q'7 5
From Whence. 6 i 77-,, F i'' t FO ,54
1. ..:: V'
---,
ers. Qrs. Qrs. Qrs. Qrs. I Qrs. Scli,,,',.
Aldbormigh 143 50 D'i
Alemouth — . 700 —'
Boston
Bridlington - -- -- 340 -- --
Chichester
401
Clay
-- __ -- --
44,14
Colchester ll6 18 977 7 159 10
r,, liarwlch
;1?2 Leigh • 345 58 21 '2O -",,
:.4 AI aldon 419 380 353 16 5',;1
Gainsborough — 3
Hastings — 15 •""
Hull — 2816 -,,.
Ipswich l5 20 650 -- -- -- (t
Kent 914 74 210 226 320 -- lz.,
Louth — 840 -"4.
Lynn — 991 195 49 I"
Milford — 192 •-'
Newhaven
Poole --_ 200 —5O -:, i
Re
Scyarborough
Southampton
__ 100 lY'
Southwold l3l 102 310 -•
Spalding
__ __ 220 -- d
Well — 810 -- -- -'
Wisbaach 425 -- -- 2686 369 -- '54
Woodbridge 27 -- 30 -- ,20 lv
Yarmouth 662 2140 -- ._ 120
Aberdeen................ /
Banfl' — 1272 -- -- 1,0
Iserwick — 535 •
flundee — 23 ;'
li.verness /
,1
2193 1723 623 -4
15327 1575 82 svl
IRBIL .
Dublin
Galway — ' 760 —. d
FOREIGN.
Aarhuis —— 450 I\ —— d
Aaalborg....
Bremen 95 d
Dantzic
Griefswalde l4) 280 1855
Groningen - -- 350 d
Hamburg 2525 2310 45
d
Malta 784
/7
New York 1346 -- -- -- -
Neustadt 375 -
Pillau 1440 /
Randers — 875 d
Rotterdam — 895
Stettin — 1326
Stralsund — 1440 14
Stubbekiobing — 705
Coastways — 400
----, —-- 4
Total 10398 i 5118 6234 ;2!,255 1575 96 =l'

T0ta1...110398 j 5118
AGGREGATE QUANTITY 0
ye, 3:2o—Tares, o—Linseed,
Mustard, 0--Seel

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Rapese
ds. 65.

1575 1 96
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FARMERS AND LABOURERS.-TO remo.l
the alarm (says our Wiltshire correspondent, in a lettei
which we have just received from him) which my 11`,
communication must necessarily have excited in the pub 'P
mind, I hasten to inform you, that the fires whici!ii
short time, previously had recommenced in this couelj
have now happily ceased,—l trust, never to be rene'
But the demon of malevolence has not yet been exorci-
from the poor man's bosom. Under the cover of midnigij
he still walks abroad to do mischief ; the sharp thorn
hunger pierces his vitals, and goads him on to eel
reckless desperation. With misclsievous ingenuity he
trives and executes schemes to injure and rob his stn
ployer. In the immediate neighbourhood whence I svrl f
we every day hear of the farmers' property having beetii
made the prey of the midnight plunderer. On one nil,
we hear of plough-tackle and other husbandry gear beii;
destroyed ; then again we hear of sheep being stolen ; fr.
firmer alone was list week robbed of thirty in one
N. xt we hear of large quantities of corn being purloi°l
from the farmers' barns by these fearless depredators• fr
handbill, now lying before me, offers a reward of 501.:i
the apprehension of persons having committed, or o,e
concerned in, extensive robberies of wheat from the bsro
of numerous farmers,—robberies which all occurred vvill'ft
a few days of each other. Hitherto, however, I I°fit
not heard of the discovery of a single offender : so faithr't
are the confederates in the work of plunder, that, p° 4
ward, however considerable, can induce them to impe6'
—Ballot.

THS.
On the 23d inst. the wife BI
ofR J. Burder, Esq., of Par
streeOn t, of a son.
the 22,1 inst. at Hornsey, Mrs. Burchett, of Burton"'
cent,On of a son.
the 21st inst. at Lower Clayton; the wife of It. Hant°
Esq , of a son.

lei t2l t
Bombayins
MARRIED. • rll
Reognirnue, t.a tIo
Nativele, AI Inacjaonrt
Infantry,
DI. Wool, NbNioaortyl ,
Alli.,11;1; Iy.o—u.ne
daughter of J. Durant, of the former pl.ace. gr,
On the 2Gth ult. at Ghent, S. R. Ens,,r, Esq., to •---.,e
Sophie Melanie, daughter of J. Vandermale, Esq., and n,`"
the Baron de Vrier and the Countess de Nieuport. 0
On the 21st inst. at Islington, Mr. 11. G. Renshaw to .: oe
second daughter of J. G. Renshaw, Esq , of Ellingtoo'
Itamigate. ' C• 1
On the 18th inst. at Great Wigstori, Leicestershire, ,
Illddeley, Esq., Captain in the Hon. East India'CompanY.°(tl
vice, Madras Establishment, to Ann, youngest daughter 0'
late J. Clarke, Esq. of the former place.
DIED. V.,0

On the Eld inst. in Craven-street, Strand, J. Humphries,A
of Serle-street, Lincoln's Imi, aged 60, for many, years IV
solicitor to her late Royal Highness Charlotte princess of ~,,r
and Saxe Coburg, his Royal Highness the late Duke of ' ,
bt lei
°et), rknil;Ystt h i
ri
and also solicitor to the Ist Regiment of Foot Guards. Ijl
On the 15th inst. at Drogheda, where he was on a-vis" 11
Rev. Austin Martin, of Tarbert, in the county of KerrY.,o!
Cavendish-share. loss will not only be ameuted by his family, but will be se,' ;, F
felt by the poor of his parish, whom he protected with
eeaen2,:list inst. Mary, the wife of A. Chatfield, Esq. of '
~,f4
tiare. f• '
the 21st inst. at Warmswerth Hall, near Doncaster, p
Edmunds, Esc] ,of N'N'rsborongli, Yorkshire, aged 58. lieP
On the 2:3d inst. in Great Queen-street, Lincoln's-inn- ,
Mr. James Nunn, bookseller, aged 76. Pi"
On the Ist inst. at llivoli, on his way to Florence, Cals )
Bury, Royal Navy. ll''
On the 20th inst. at Ballydonelan, John Donelan, Escl-, ,/
Sheriff of the county of Galway. o'4
• On the 15th inst. at Shannon-bridge, where lie comra3. 0
detachment of his regiment (the 68th), Lieut. Richard f1...40

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