The Sun.
London, England, 1831-09-07 00:00:00

THE MARKETS.-(THIS DAM.

CORN EXCHANGE.
atti„o
The arrivals of this week are small, and the . 410
buyers to day has been thin. The Wheat tradsl,o
Monday's prices are maintained for good parcels. 00;0
and Pease, as last reported. There is rather more b ,
in the Oat trade to-day at Monday's prices. FlOlll7
last reported.

ARRIVALS. i
Barley. ' Oats. 0
317 qrs. 2,935 4" 0
- 3,g;
- 275

Wheat.
English ..." ..... 2,34 l qrs.
Irigh
Foreign

COUNTRY C

:URN MARKETS DUR

NG THIC

Wheat. I Barley.

Per Q!larter. s. to S. j 8. to 8.
Boi,ton.
Gainsborough 65
Grantham 63 68 37 41
Grimsby 5B 63 j2B 34
Horncastle—.—.. 60 116 30 40
Lincoln ...........—.— 88 63 44 46
Spilsby 64 28 34
Stamford—„— 55 '73 40 45
York---- 56 32 31

S. tO
#'
44.
23 29
20. 23 I
23 21
28 25 28 e
2 411
23 31 9j
20

NORWICH, Sept. 3.
Ds. 725. 745. I Beans (per qr.)
365. 40s. Tease, Grey..---,-
is. 30s. 325. Flour, fine (per sack
CANTERB U RY, Sept. 3.
Wheat, 675. to 775.
red-- 60s. to 75,=. 7;
Barley, Malting 3Ss. to 445. Grinding.. o_,
Cats --- tns. to 235. --..
Beans-- 345. to 425.
Pense —s. to .—s.

Wheat (per gr.)
Barley
Oats

HMANCESTER, „'IF
Wheat, per 70th. Ps. Pd. to 105.4 d. Se pt. 3 r
Red gs. 61.
Barley, per 60th 5 0 5 3 Oats 3b. 01
Beans, per Imperial quarter
Pease, White, per Imperial bushel 4 1; P
Malt, per 6 Imperial bushels 45 0 li,
Flour, per Sack , f 2allb. 5l
_12......"

EXETER At A RKETS.—Sept. Q.AL.
Beef (score)-83 Ott. 9s. Oil. \\'hat (bushel) -.8.5•V
Mutton (lb )---0 3 0 51 Barley
Vest and amb—....o 5 0 6 Oats S u
6 o
Prk 4 0 6 Beans A.
Geeie (eai 11) 0 5 6 B fitter (Ib)
Ducks 'Lout, 6 4 0 Ects (14) 0A
Pow 0 3 0 Potatoes (peck)

SCOTCH MARKETS
‘0 4
HADI3INGTON CORN AI A rtKET.—SoP'IIII
Wheat. I Barley. Oats. pease. 4011
First 7os Od 36s 6d 2.8 s Od 40s Od
Second 62s Od 34s Od 25s Od —s Od
Oct I 303 Od Od —s Od
cat! were 3.51 qrs. of Wheat in inarket,324 whereof w
27 thasold.-0 Grey.
2/. 19s. sd. 6-1‘20_12:

A serai

OA LKIETH CORN MARKET.—Sept; Ltbe
There was a small supply of all kinds of Grain in;„0
ket of this day, which met with a dull sale, at rAw...
prices than those of this day se'nnight.
Wheat. Barley. oats.
First 7os Od 36s Od 28s Od
Second COs Od thls Od 25s Od
tOs Od 22s Od t 22s Od

Pease.
44s Od
403 Od
36s AI

IRISH MARKETS.o
DUBLIN MARKET NOTE—Fan,
From To
7,688 W heat, per barrel 20 stone 20 0 :32 0
1,378 Bete--. 17 stone 10 9 13 0
0 Barley l6 stone 0 0 0 0
3,878 Oats 12 stone 9 0 14 6
9,891 Cwt. Flour—_,. 9 stonel 4 0 24 0
977 0atmea1,,,.,.,..,,,.,,,,, 8 stone' 9 6 13 0
Sold to Rakers only.
8,393 Cwt. Flo

Receipts of Flair 8 001
Average price of Wheat and Hour 40s. 81 per: 0.
Tales of Do. 9
" Seconds, from 14A. 01 0
'B9l Thirds,' ".."--
- from 53. Od•
PRICY. OF BREAD.
i Firsts, -. from ,t7',2.,.. 01. to!
!id. I Half Quartern .......:.›.4

Quartern Loaf.

' Wheat, ! Barley.
per barrel leer barrel
20 stone. 16 stone.

Vats. I !lour, i 40,0),
per Darrel e....----1" 9
14 stone. lst.
...,1
-............ jj
s. d. a s. (I.ls. d. as. d. sk 0
100 11 ,16 0 21 0 n.
120 13 .11£3 0 200 ,0
100 11 0118 0 2,) 0l" 0
1.16 13 9120 0 20 0 1110,
114 0 15 020 6 ei ( _::11

s. d. a s.d. s. d. a 5.,1.1
Cork —.124 0 27 611 0 12 0,
Limerick .26 S 30 0 13 0 14 01
Watertbrt: 27 0 28 I; 11 0 14 01
Clomnel ...'26 8 30 0 11 0 14 01
Carlow —.430 0 3.2 0 12 0 13 01

ruc

Beef, PI
per lb. p,

uttoni
,er 11,. pc,

'ork,
)r cwt.
)1

Ist. 2,1. 3d. 7
8. a 8.1.1. a d. s. 8. a s d • 8 • I s 1, , 1
Cork —l4) 6 13) 6 2.i 0 31 087083 0 79 !,'
I ,r)
Limerick... 3 4 !3) 432 0 35 0.94 0900 85 ~,v .
Waterford 4 6;3 6 :32 0 35 089 86 082 v,
Clontnel 4 515 630 0 32 0186 0870 -- (,;,...
Carlow— 4 5:;0 0 0 0 0 080 070 01602%
KILKENNY.—Buttcr 80s to 87s. per cwt. ; Wheat 06.0
per barrel ; Flour 200. to 365. per bag; Oats 104. to 1.,,,t1
rel; Barley Ils. to 13s. ; Beef 48. to 54. per lb. ; I'2'; i
,n sd. ; Potatoes 28. per stone; Coals Is. 2d. per eWi.
Pigs 325. to 335. per cut.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE Sel4

Sta,—Slaving read in the widely circulated andt'l
tial Journal under your controu!, a statement made Visf
Sheil, which he attempted to substantiate by as
from the evidence of Colonel Verner, given before,llo
1
mittee of the Lords, that no Roman Catholic wa'
in the Yeomanry of Fermanagh, I am induced t°
your in ertion of the following remarks, in The S'ls,
paper.
While the aspersions daily showered on the Yedtiit
of Ireland were general in their eff ct, I viewed thes
a calm conviction of their falsehood and maligni'Y ;00
ting, at the same time, that no representltive—rtry
more properly, no Member, professing so to tie. 10
unrepresented country, hail felt the duty of repellitto
place in Parliament, the unfounded imputations le
vell
a body, long conspicuous for its loyalty, forbeiro
utility.
The 1, Lila"

learned gentleman to whom I have al r,
however, chosen to particularize the Yeomanry
nagh, as a corps from which the principles 01 c,
tantistn have excluded membets of the Roman A
community. To this assertion I must give the
cided contradiction. Neither is Mr. Sheil, nor
_A
Verner, a resident inhabitant of that county ; I, ari
been so, with little intermission, from my birth, SOi
therefore, (ably Venture on the evidence of long :to
to
ance with the bu-ioess and arrangements of Feta
to oppose my own imrrn diate knowledge to the 11'''
offered by the Learned Gentleman in his support•io
When the Yeomanry was first established, I 0
noured with an appointment to command a nd
corps of Cavalry and Infantry ; a command I ono
I seriously and unequivocal:y affirm that from the 041
the origination cf that body, to the present 10°,A0
my writing, the only indisp,nsable qualification PO
lunteering member, was a sufficient testimonial of
VIOUI conduct. And most distinctly do I likewieeoo
that in no one instance was the creed of any 11° of
tholic disposed to enter in the corps, assumed as grit,
his rejection. The Lowther's Town Yeomanry b.si
been composed of members of the Protestant O'lA
Catholic persuasion ; and their eligibility has n'"o
rested on the merits of their moral character and 01,1
1 beg to offer, through the medium of your bigh.
spectable print, my unreserved testimony of the %.;01.
loyalty, the discipline, and modetation of that efficifid
distinguished corps ; and I must add, in present.„
tion of its charact,r, that its conspicuous
cause of law and order have rendered it obnoxious,lred
spirits of commotion, who irresponsibly contiouf tr
mind impressions on the misguided minds and at'aidl
passions of their countrymen. stfl
1 have the honour, to be, Sir, your very obedien,t
Boulogne-sur-Mer, G. M. llt
Saturday, Sept. 3, 1831.
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A cast-iron bridge is about to be built lir,
scrip'i .11 over the river at Peterborough.
GALLON THE FoOL.—One of the rno9/oso,
gular and original characters ever intioduce4...j.
pages of romance is Gallon the Fool, in the last t;:fi
m the Author of " Darnley," and "De L'OrroeP .1
AuguAtus." This strange personage seems to b'esl tit
imp of darkness—appearing on the scene wile' V
petted—And though styled " fool," knowing etc,
even the most important secrets. Is a lady to 7/04,i
off? Gallon is acquainted with the scheme. I.oq
enemies of the country matured some deep laid Fhtifl
retn.ins for Gallon to frustrate it. Is a battle foog of/
wild and fiendish shout of Gallon rings in the to Aj
dying. We doubt not that the introduction of tin"
rious being has contributed much to the great,
t
the work.
_
BIRTHS.
On the 6th inst. at 25, Wilton-crescent, the Hon. Mr'.
of a daughter.
On the 6th inst. in Eaton-place, Belgravc-square,
Augusta Baring, of a stn.
On the 4th inst. Mrs. E. H. Keeling, of Park-terrace,
park, of a daughter. se,
On the 6th inst, the lady of G. F. Lockley, Esq. °f

MARRIED,

,yaletl

.....
On the sth inst. W. B. Young, Esq., of the I?.?;, „
eldest soil 61' the late Colonel Young, of Holly-hill. ..!
Mary, daughter of Colonel Trelawny, and grand" ei
Sir H. Treiawny, Bart. worstePri
On the Ist inst. at Ityde, Isle of Wight, H. F the ft,
of Hovingham, Yorkshire, to Catherine Agoec,
daughter of the late Benjamin Macke, Esq., or "''.
Bucks.
DIED. of till
On the 2dl inst. at Ramsgate, the infant daughter
and Countess of Cawdor.
On the 3d inst. at Everton, near Liverpool, Ca
daughter of ,ajar J. Brooks. c of#
On the 3d inst. at Reading, Maria Anne, the vi7l late
Cameron, late till) Regnnent, and daughter of tlic
C. Benezet, formerly of the Horse (=retiadier 6,1,01'• ir
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