The Sun.
London, England, 1831-02-23 00:00:00

IRISH MARKETS.
DUBLIN MARKET NOTE.—FRIDAY, Feb:

From
1,0,2 g Wheat, per barrel 20 stone 33 0
203 Bete 17 stone 14 0
534 8ar1ey....„-- 16 stone 15 6
2_08,2 Oats 12 stone 14 3
5;542 Cwt. 9 stone' 8 0
571 Oatmeal 8 stone 15 0
Sold to Bakers only.
4,. 31 Cwt. Flor-
A

40 0
17 0
20 0
18 0
'29 0
17 0

erage price of Wheat and Flour;
R I ---- Receipts of Flour, 1 Inti
Firsts, f
/
Sales of Do, 5,542 Thirds, Seconds '
f
PRICE OF BREAD.
.10%d. I Half Quz

I 9:1 0 I
)B.s. 4d. per s
rom 255. Od.
rom 21s. Pd.
rom S. Od.

Quartern Loaf.

Wheat, Barley. Oats. Flour, iser cwt.
per barrel per barrel per ;Jarrell r- --A--....,
20 stone. 16 stone. 14 stone. 1
i Ist. 2,1.
-- ----_ -----1 ----
S. d. as. d. s.(l. a s.d. s.d. as. d.l (1. as. (I. s. (4. ;.,s. d.
C0rk..,.,,,.. '2B 0 380 126 16 2113 0 16 021 6 24 016 0 . 20 0
Limerick !33 0 38 4 14 6 15 8111 9 15 018 0 22 0 0 0 15 0
Waterford 32 0 360 130 16 014 0 150 1S o z... o 1 o 0 16 0
Clonmel .... 02 6 380 116 15 6110 6 12 620 0 22. 0 12 0 18 0
.13,04.1 r. 3701708 614 0150206 21 0 00 a 0
Beef, Mutton, Pork,
per 10. per 11).. per citt. Ist. 2d. -idT-4tl). sth.
;cl. a (1. Id. 4 d. S. d. a s. (1. s. 8. s. (I. s. (1. s. d. s. (I.
Cork ----- 613 6 ‘,l 0 28 0900880820 78 1 72 0
Limerick... 3 4 3 4 320 35 0,94 088()82076 0 70 0
Waterford 3 5 4 5 290 31 0196 0)4078068 0 57 0
CI"'"1 -- 3 5 3 431 0 3') 0190 0880— I, o, 0
Carlow--- 4 51 0 0 0 0 0 0184 0740 65 Of— Or— 0
-----

per barrel; Flour!
rel; Barley 143. t,
to sd. ; Potatoes 4;
Pigs 3•2•4. to Ras, pet

tter 8)8 to S6s. per cwt. ; Wheat 345. to 378.
245. to 425. per bag; Oats 108. to 15s. per bar
a 16. r. ; 'Beef 3d. to 6.1. per lb. ; Mutton 4d.
per stone; Coals Is. 2d. per cwt.; Bacon,
r cwt.

FRENCH PAPERS.
(From the Afessager des Chambres of Feb. 01
(PRIVATE CORRESPONDENCE.)
It is said that an insurrection has just hi oken out in the
Tyrol, and that on this occasion also a person of the name
of Hofer has placed himself at the head of the insur,ients.
It is affirmed that troops are going to stifle this rebellion.
Parana and Piacenskenjoy a tranquillity which is only ap-
parent. We fear every moment to receive news of an in-
surrection.

It is affirmed that the Duke of Modena, after having
accompanied his family to Mantua, returned to Nevi, where
the remainder of his soldiers have rallied.

A report is spread that some troops, composed of Ita-
lian refugees, have effected a landing at Ostia.
The most perfect order prevails in Bologna, and it seems
certain that the other towns in Romagna have signified
their adherence to the Provisional Government.

PARI4, FEB. 19.—The Belgian Deputation bad the
honour to dine with the Royal Family yesterday.
To-day, at eleven, his Majesty presided at a Council of
Minister*, which sat for three hours. The King after-
wards transacted business with the Minister of War.
Young Murat, sou of th Ex-King of Naples, has
quitted the United states of" America, to rittiool to En.
rope. A letter front New York, of January I#o says:—
" The son of Murat has just embarked for Liverpool ; be
builds great hopes on the events whiult are preparing in
Italy. He has no fortune left; to execute his projects, he
has only his head and his arm."
PARIS, FEB. 20.—The Belgian Deputation set out
from Paris at noon, to return to Brussels.

(From Le Temps.)

PARIS, FEB. 19.—A Secretary of the English Legation
at Paris set out yesterday for St. Petersburgh.
It was lately announced that the Government has ilia
required Spain to withdraw its troops to the distance of
100 leagues from the frontiers of France. It is now af-
firmed, however, that it is only the French emigrants in
Spain whom France requites to be sent into the interior
of the kingdom. As the Spanish Government solicited
and obtained the removal of the Spanish refirgees into the
interior of France, the demand of our Government would
be the more reasonable, as the letters from Catalonia con-
tinually speak of the criminal correspondence between the
French emigrants in that principality and the Carlists in
the South of France.

MODZNA, Fza. 11.—At the moment of writing the
city is tranquil. Bologna and all Romagna have broken
the arms of the Pope and restored the lion and the tri-co-
_ _

loured flag. Parma and Piacenza have followed the ex-
ample. The National Guard is organized. The Govern.
ment is composed as follows:
First Dictator—The advocate Biagio Nardie.
First Secretary—The Advocate Cialdini.
The Dictator is at liberty to take a second Secretary.
Three Consuls have b!en appointed ; they are Col.
Maranesl, Marquis Antonio Morano, and Fernando Min-
guelli, advocate.
All persons imprisoned for political offences have been
set at liberty. Menotti, who is not dead, but wounded, is
the only one that the Duke has taken to Mantua. It can-
not be supposed that Austria will detain this generoits pa-
triot ; it would be a violation of the rights of nations and
of the principle of non-intervention. Part of the Duke's
troops have retired to Mantua ; the soldiers have entered
the Austrian service.

WARSAW, Fsn. B.—The Cossacks occupy upon four
points the line from Uscilug (southern frontier) to Kawen
(northern frontier). These four points are Woldawa,
Bizesc, Bialystock, and Kawen. The advanced points are
at Biala. A few chasseurs a cheval have also passed the
Bug near Uscilug. Two columns of the Russian army
have advanced, one to the right upon Tykocm, not far
from Bialystock; the other to the left, upon Ciechanowiec,
where the Bug branches towards the interior of Poland.
Every thing announces that the theatre of war will not ex-
tend to the frontiers of Gallicis.

The Polish army advancer towards the South from

Rbuezyn for Ostrolenka to the north; these two points
form with Warsaw a species of equilateral triangle. The
advanced posts reach as far as Miendzyrzecz. A regiment
of volunteer Hulane, which was cantoned in the environs
of Warsaw, marched yesterday evening in the direction of
Wyeskowa and Pultusk, to the north ; and it is said that
the Russian General Witt will advance on that side.

Yesterday and the day before yesterday several regiments
of infantry left Warsaw to cross the right bank of the
Vistula. The staff also is on the march, and Prince
Radzivil was yesterday to leave the capital, where the
greatest excitement prevailed.
FRosi THE POLISH FRONTIERS, FEB. 9.—According
to information worthy of credit, the Russian General
Manderstierna, and his detachment, took possession, on
the 6th inst. of Augustowa, without striking a blow.
It is said that the French Consul was, on the 7th,
making preparations to leave Warsaw. The motive of
his departure was stated to be the declaration of the sale of
the house of Romanoff.

An order of the day, published by Field-Marshal Die-
bitsch, enjoins all the Russians who may meet Polish
troops to invite them first to submit to their leyitinuite
Sovereign, and not to employ force until this invitation
shall have been found unavailing.