The Sun.
London, England, 1836-04-09 00:00:00

COURT CIRCULAR•

The Duchess of Kent entertained the Portuguese mi-
nister, the Speaker of the House of Commons, and a dis-
tinguished party, at dinner yesterday.
The Duke of Cumberland had a dinner party last even-
ing-Th, at his residence at Kew.
e Brazilian Minister transacted business
yesterday at
the Foreign-office.
Lord John Russell came to town yesterday from Rich-
mond. The Earl of Minto has also returned to town from
Richmond.
Lord Morpeth is staying at Nunehim, on a visit to the
Archbishop of York.

THE MARKETS-(THIS DAY).

COVENT GAR]
There was a moderate supply t 4
was somewhat dull at nearly last

DEN MARKET.
AD this day's market, an
the trade
week's prices :

a. d. to s. h' 1
Potatoes (cwt.) 2 6 5 0'
Cabbages, White (12) 0 0 0 0
Ditto Red 0 0 (3 0
Ditto Savoy
Endive 1 0 2 0
Horse oadish(bundte) 2 6 3 6
Rhubarb 0 8 1 0
3rocoli 1 0 2 0
Celery 1 0 1 6
Carrots 021:witches) 4 0 6 0
ri.rnips
Young Onions 1 0 4 ii
Coleworts or Greens... 3 6 5 0
Leeks. 1 0 1 (1
For. Grapes (per lb.).— 0 10 2 6
English, Forced 22 0 25 0
Filberts
Pine Apples (lb.)
New Potatoes 2 6 3 0
Raddishes (12 hands) 0 4 0 6

g. d. tO S •
0 9
Spinach (half-sieve)... - n 5 1.)
Apples .....................1 6 " 3
Pears ................. 0
..... ,2 6 0

Cabbage Lettuces......
tt 2
Onions .................. - ,u 0
Sweet Oranges (100) .. 4 0
Seville Oranges 8 ol' 12 0
5 0

Lemons ................ 4 0 iq fl

Asparagus ............. -
if 2
Walnuts .................. 1 6
French Beans .......... 0 a(7
Span. Chesnuts (peck) 4 0
French ditto ............ 0 7 6
6
Spanish Hazlcuuts .... 411 4(F
French Walnuts .......
Brazilian Nut 5..........
Sea Kail (punnet) ...... 1 6 a
Mushrooms... ............ 1
Small Salad ............. 3 0
yi
Cos Lettuces (per

t per Load of 36 Trusses.)
RLAND.

.
HAY MARKETS.—(A
CUMBEI
3 io to £3
£ Coarse heavy Lowland Meadow Hay 0 0 0
New Meadow Hay 4
Useful Old Ditto 4 0 .4 10
Fine Upland Meadow and Rye.grass Hay 4 0 5 0
Clover Hay 4! .1!• . I Id,
Oat Straw £1 10 to .£1 Hi Wheat Straw -'' "1.11 1
SMI l' . '
Coarse heavy Lowland Meadow HayIIFIELD. ,3 5 to --
e 3 10
0 0
New Meadow Hay 0 0 4 co
Useful Old Uitto 3 15
4 o
Fine Upland Meadow and ktye grass Hay
Clover Hay sextra fine £5 5 . Generally .. ...... 4 ° 1:6
Oat Straw ...t 1 10 to £1 12 I Wheat Straw 1 14
Coarse Meadow hay 11UNGERFORD. SI). 16'
3 5 to ) 0
New Meadow Hay • 0 0 4‘ 0
Useful Old Ditto
Fine Upland Meadow and Ilye.grass Hay
5
Clover Hay 4 0. L 15
Old Straw £1 10 toil I:1 1 Wheat Straw

CHATSWORTH.—His Grace the Duke of neve"
shire is now residing at this favourite scat. His Grace ar-
rived on Friday.
Size of Calculi generally varies from a drachm e
two ounces; but the weight is not always proportioned to the
size, but depends upon the composition of the stone. ."
The Head Mastership of Harrow, to whichr
Rev. Christopher Wordsworth has been appointed, is saidsto°
be worth 3,0001. per annum. Mr. Wordsworth is; only
years old, and is supposed to be the youngest master that elcr
presided over the interests of Harrow School.
HEROIC ACTION.—On the 28th ult., as the bl
Thomason, of Newcastle, Alexander Mitchell, master, 0f:A1,.,
tons burthen, during a tremendous gale of wind, was ral latevr
driving on shore, with two anchors a-head, between the Cutter
Sand, and the Main, off Woodbridge Haven, the master cc'ed.
smack Brothers, of Woodbridge, at the risk of his life, Plunr;he
overboard with a rope attached to his body, and revised
brig, by which generous conduct the vessel and crew of 11
men, were rescued from a watery grave. As a token of res"..t
for the brave act of this individual, a subscription has been-se
en foot by the merchants and ship-owners of Woodbridi.,.e.'
Suffolk Chronicle.
Wc. consider that the determination of the
Council of this city, itheir meeting on Saturday last, to P.
tition his Majesty form separate Court of Sessiosial Jurischet
tion for this city and borough, to be one of the most inll9°rtgalinit
and judicious decisions which they have yet come to uP°ll it
and
we should wish, if the new Act will admit of 1.1
that such a court could take in the whole criminal business °`
the Hundred of Bathforum. —Bath Herald.
The great Samuel Clarke was fond of robust eler-
cise; and this profound logician has been discovered tail
over tables and chairs. Once, perceiving a pedantic fell°._
approaching, he said, Now we must desist, for a fool 15
coming in."
On Tuesday afternoon last, an eminent house 1.3'
this town received an order for 10 tons of oil which eras „ a then
in the cistern ; it was put into 30 casks, and shipped per r
that night, and on Thursday afternoon was re-shipped in L°
don for New York.—Hull Packet.
The Rev. Mr. Campbell, of Glenlvon, has accePtedi
the appointment of minister of the East Church, Invernes`b
to which he was recently elected by a majority of the congre-
gation.
Jr.
The Epsorn Racing Committee agreed to pay
Briscoe, the lord of the manor, 300 guineas for the use of EP'
sons Downs for one year, to run the races on. The lord of t!':
manor of Newmarket, the Duke of Portland, gives 30'JL ue.
stead of taking it.
Late on Sunday night last at Wisbech, same Per
son slaughtered a fat sheep in a piece of land in this pelis`,ll'
belonging to Mr. Self, butcher, carrying away the carcases I'lt-
fat, and leaving only the skin and entrails in the field. he
reward of 15 guineas has been offered for the discovery bf
offender.—Norfolk Gazette.

BREAKING INTO A BANK.--The Bankipg e ta"
blishment of Sir E. K. Lacon, Bart. and Co. at North,aes,
sham, was forcibly entered on Monduy night by some tawilad
who ransacked every drawer, but fortunately the, money.
been previously removed. One man is in custody on susPlei°
Suffolk Chronicle.
TO AGRICULTURISTS.—Bone-dust strewed .41!
over the rows where peas, beans, or any other seeds are s(r...a.
will insure a finer and more healthy plant than any other RI%
It should not be buried in the soil ;
of manure.
carried downward by the moisture from the land, which
its productive quality for two or three seasons. In Yorkslu.fi,
oaf ;0
the farmers will avail themselves of it to a very great '
and find it cheaper even for wheat and barley crops, than oof
best compost. It is not unfrequent there to see the naryag
the proprietor of an estate written on his lawn with holiriricof
grass, produced only by drilling fine bone dust in the tra"
the letters, which may ho delineated with chalk, or the s':acie.
end of a walking-stick. —Correspondent of Suffolk Chron'elit
Last week presented another instance of the beuale
of the Corporate Reform in our city. We are a little ti
_a
since the glorious instance of misappropriation of the reVedi hU,
derived from the stallage at the fair, which was permitte
07,
its virtue
carried
the late Corporation. It has been let to Mr. Wilde, wh°,,a
fered 331. for it on speculation. Thus this sum, which us-004;
be pocketed by " the late officials," together with the affied.,..
charged on the city for preserving the peace, will be save
Norwich illercury. I'
neighbourhood by John David Hay Hill,
A letter has been circulated in Dereham aO
calling upon all true Protestants to defend the Protestaax...
stitutions of their country "to the last drop of their bloo the
declaring that the favour of God will be drawn frolterer,
nation unless they " take immediate steps to exclude fotrerr ;
from the Houses of Parliament all Romanists and Dissent. doa
and urging them to strike a bold stroke in the name of no
against both the idolaters and hypocrites, he says, "1 .030 P
madman," Last week this gentleman called a private
B„,1
ing, by invitation, of a few Conservatives in the tevratreea
after addressing them for some time, a petition was. :100'
upon and signed,,ernbodying the sentiments of the ab,Jv
•
tinned letter. _..Norwich Mercury. S]cEsq., of Gressent,irr
TORY TRUTII.—When we hear O'Connell- toe,
if the sanguinary scenes of Rathcormac are still to e°111,,, the'
let them recollect that those scenes have been exited by ha-
" Liberator" himself, and that before his inflammat%rvey"
rangues maddened the peasantry of Ireland, and his P tithes
sions of law taught them to expect impunity for crinaet_oure
were paid cheerfully as part of a contract by which the
of their land was secured to them.—Hull Packet. , ad-
Kean is succeeding very favourably. with
,toriveosiiag
diences at Edinburgh, in proof of which we give the I,,,ight
extract from the Evening Courant :—" On Tuesday
repeated the character of Macbeth, and, if possible, co,‘ and
effect than before; with a boldness, a freedom, 3 g haic,tl sari
variety of action, and a depth of tragic colouring' 15ir,..,1„.,ve
never be surpassed, and which fully realised and eve°l,.:llifs the
upon the ideas of the poet." And again, after descri;lo:--;
character and story of Macbeth, our contemporary re:Deo, and
is a ta---
atie
" To give effect to a portrait so varied and so gra.
that e
~,ts>
1
placed in situations of such intense interest,
only be attempted by the great masters of the draris one of
Yet, in our judgment, the representation of Macl-Jetn
_.:th the
Mr. Kean's greatest fforts; so marked is his id'entittri;lo inr
original—so entirely is he carried away by di', irreso_t th.e
pulse of passion—and so vividly does he pourtrghe
dreadful workings of Macbeth's distracted mind. Itrio°4ll.
minary scenes afford a brilliant omen of the comi: ngm,
The dignified presence and graceful demeanour vtretia:, °`
gave fine effect to the military pomp which hails by
the successful warrior, and when his attention
is
s lendi d
the dark prophecies of the weird sisters, and the 4, tro übled
sions of ambition first dazzle his mind, he utters 3, Wag
meditations in the soliloquy, Two truths arc told,.Th
.1,01/0
given finely and powerfully. But the interview "'
talent "ICC
Macbeth was the first great scene in which his
.vet se"
fully displayed. It does not appear that _Macbeth ii.l;;
riously entertained the notion of Duncan's rivar° and
merely a dark vision which haunted and clouded his min Lady
Lacy,
seemed to be a source to him of deep misery.berne to Iry
Macbeth, more resolute, openly proposes the sc bile
husband ; and here the natural and in•voluntary start. bile I gad
Which • jag
scarcely figured to himself, openly
Mr. Kean, when he heard the proposition a bo
ed ut-
tn:rrested,
spirit, and the dejected and disturbed tone in ludeeep ly a
tered the words We will speak further,' was
fecting,"
NT A sliest
orto
rn
TILE CUP AND TILE LIP AGAI-• HaistAud,
since the son of " mine host" at an inn at
th be (the
ii.
credibly informed by seine officious neighbouriconv eyed thhe, jor
said son) wanted a wife, and lie immediatey,4o
good, vfirici yr.
express
W.. _h ,
telligonce to a young lady in the neighbour
GeOd Friday
course, fully agreed in its correctness.
the , ,
being the laughter-exciting Ist of April,
themselves at the altar of the parish church;
this the'
womanpartimesiristsaerbp,•
just reached the awful words, •‘ W ilt thou
he
congea'e the'
when in stalked Mr. I3oniface, serh,
who t sent
blanket "
with a wet
youthful lovers to their homes,
• x Paper.
round their warm affeeticns.—Essex " eyea'' into solid ice, stopped the ceremony, vraopca-'