The Sun.
London, England, 1836-03-09 00:00:00

COUNTRY CORN MARKETS.

1 Wheat. f 1
Barley. OatB. lean: Pease.
--------1------ ---
Per Ooartcr. s. to s. la.to s. 8. to s. s. 40 s. s. S.
Boston
Gainsborough — 4.3 ! 28 19 37
Gramh_on
Grimsby -
11orncastle :32 :37 21 26 Id 22 36. 42 -
Uncoil) 34 4.; 9 82 11 22 30 33 30 31
Spilsby :3l 3; 21 29 Id '241 32 :341 I
StamlOrd 9O :Is :_:3 31 19 2! 32 42
York 3l 35 .14 30 13 22 24 43
IRISH MARKETS.
DUBLIN MARKET NOTE for the WEEK ENDING MARCH 4.
- From To .' ve a a.
615 Wheat,per barriel 20 stone 23 0 28 0 26 7
lo Bere l6 5t0ne...... 22 0 13 U 12 6
6 Barley
2,262 ()As
11,1;5'1 Flour, per cwt ... 8 stone 5 0 17 0 0
527 Oatmed!...----..... 8 stone l3 12 13 0 12 0
Sold to Bakers only.
13.730 Cwt. Flour , ....- 12 0 17 0 14 5%

14,739 Cwt. Hour •
Average price or Wheat and E
Receipts of Flour, 11,9-:h
l Firsts
econds
Sales of De. 14,,159 S
nirds .
riLICE OF B
Quartern Loaf 7144. H

I 12. 0 I 17 0 I 14 5'
Flour 31, S:iper sack._

from 147.. d, to 17. (4.1.
from 12,. 0.1 to 15s. 11d.
from 5•. 1.1(1. to
RE' D.
oil Ouartern

CORK MA RK ETS.—Ma.t,h
Wheat (per 205t.)...17s od. totlis. Odd Oats (per I Ist.) 104. 64. t. Is.
Bar:ey (per 165t.)...13 6 13 10 Flour (per cwt ) 5 0 14 0
Oatmeal (per cwt.) los. 0.1. to I is. od.
Beef, 53. to tkl. ; Mutton, 53. t ; VeAl, t' ;
Pork, 2cl. to ; Fresh Butter, 103. to per lu.
PRICE or ntrrrEu.

To the Merchants.

To the Countr!

- -
First Quality oos.
sec Aid S 9 Bl
Third
Fourth
Fifth CS iS
Sixth

------------6-ONMELL MA
Per ._.
s. d. s. .1. s. d. 's. d.
Kew Putter 9l oto 92 0 Elides (raw) 32 oto 3i 6
Oatmeal 13 6 14 0 Bacon Pig,: 07 0 t 9 0
ttendered Lard 0 32 0 Heals -90 . 0 0
Per Bag.
Flour, &vont! 26 0 26 6 I Flour, Thirds "0 0 21 6
----Household 24 0 '24 6 ; —...__ Fourths 0 Id 4
Per Barrel
Rapeseed 00 0 0 Barley 10 0 12 0
Ilcr' 9 0 10 0 Coals
t'er Stone.
Wheat Oll 012 1 Tallow (rough) ...... 41; 5(1
Oats

ItKETS.— March 4.
Cwt.

_
KILKENNY MARKETS.
Wheat (per barrel) IS, 3tl. to 21e. 66. Beef (per lb.
Barley 9 9 11 9 Motion 0 3 0 5
02ts
Flour (per hag) .... 11 0 26 0 Veal
Butter(per cwt.)... 91) 0 92 0 Fresh Butter
Bacon Pigs 27 0 29 0 Salt llitto --, 0 6
Coals 1 0 1 1 Potatoes (p.r et.)... U 2 0 3

SCOTCH "'MARKETS.
H ADDING coN CORN MARIUM—I‘I3,3I) 4.
I Wheat. lkirley. I Oats. Pease. i
Pease. Be."
I
47- Ai 36, ikt 3:s 04 :0- o‘l I2s OIJ
:39s Oti, 2i is 0,3 24,,,, al ~:, 0,1 I 81. 04
35' al "76 0,1 20; 0,1 I ::8A fkl 9.9, 11,1
5:2 qrs. of Wheat in market, 4:'S whereof were mid.
14 Unsold.-0 GreY•
21. 0;. MI.

rirgt
Second
Third
There wer,

10 13th,

.vcrage

LKEITII CORN
Wheat. Batley. Oats. licans.
.113 s 0,1 7.1 s 6d 2.,0.1' 31s 11,1 31 01
386 0,1 27s 0,1 2.2 s 841 .311• fin•
Od 22s Od Itf6 Ud 25 otl

First ...
Second
Third .

HOUSE OF LORDS, M4Rcu S.
The Loan CHANCELLOR took his scat on the \%Toolstck at
five o'clock.
A number of petitions were presented anainst the Probate
Clause in Vie Ecclesiastical Courts Bill, by the Bishops of
Worcester, Lincoln, and Exeter.
TIMBER DUTIES.
Lord ASHBLTRTON presented a petition, nnlierou.4y
signed by the mercantile interests of Montreal, aglinst any
alteration in the duties on timber. Some petitions of a air-,
ferent nature had been presented from Lower Ca-
nada, but the reason for that was very obvious to all echo
were acquainted with the state of parties in these provirwv7.
The commercial interest was exc!usively composed of the
British race, while the landholders of Lower Canada Were of

French extraction—he was sorry that there ex•sted so much
ill feeling between the two parties—the French party would
not care at anything being done which would ruin the
British interest, which was almost exclusively commercial,
and therefore the petition had been forwarded of which
he had spoken. He did not call fur any expres4on of
opinion on the part of the Government—nor did he mean to
give any himself; but he would take that opportunity of call-
ing upon, the Government to afford some explanation upon thu
subject to Parliament before they were called upon to con-
sider the matter in the shape of a treaty, after it had been
concluded between the King and a foreign country.
The Earl of WINCHILSE A presented a petition feom
Crowland, in Kent, complaining of agricultural distress ; and
one from the Licensed Victuallers of Knaresboroueh, com-
plaining of the extra' duty upon spirit licences. He would
take that opportunity of asking whether there would b.! aov.
objection. to granting a copy of the correspondence between tine
Lord Lieutenant and the Secretary of Ireland, relative to the
appointment of the Sheriff for Wexford.
Viscount MELBOURNE said he was not aware of any
objection to the motion; but if the Noble Earl would give
notice of a motion, he would make enquiries. -Hn az,e nati?,
that cn Thursday he would, by the command of his Mztiectr,
lay en the table a the House a report from the Eeelesiistici:l
Commissioners.

ECCLESIASTICAL LEASES' REGULATION BILL.
On the motion of the Archbishop of CANTERBURY,
this Bill was read a second time.

SLAVE COMPENSATION ACTS AMENDMENT

BILL.

Lord GLENELG moved the second reading of this Bill.
Under the Slave Compensation. Act it was found that they
could not transfer stock, as the power of attorney was
not considered sufficient. The only object of this
Bill was to authorise the accountant to transfer Stock, and to
authorise. the Bank to receive the power of attorney without
requiring such as was generally required.
The Bill was read a second time.
SPANISH PRISONERS.

The Marquis of LONDONDERRY wished to call the
attention of the House to the correspondence which had been
laid on the table in consequence of a motion which he had
made relative to certain Carlist prisoners.—( Hear, hear.)
He did not think .that the returns were satisfactory, and he
wished to see one answer, dated. the
~18tb of August.. He
should wisi to know why these prisoners had been removed
from Corunna to St. Sebastian. He should feel it his duty
at a future period to bring this correspondence before the at-
tention of the House.

Viscount MELBOURNE said that these prisoners had
been removed to Porto Rico, and the sole reason was to pro-
vide for their personal safety. He believed that all the cor-
respondence that existed had been laid before the House.
Lord GLENELG gave notice, that on Friday next he
would move the second reading of the Improvement of the
Admkistration of Justice in the West Indies Bill.
The House then adjourned.