The Sun.
London, England, 1838-10-27 00:00:00

THE MARKETS._( THIS DAY•)

COVENT GARDEN MARKET.
Vegetables were in good supply, and prices rather higherl
0 ing to trade in this department being brisk. Of Autuoionol
Apples and Pears, Royals, and Shermotels, there was a g
supply. In the higher and more costly descriptions of Frog
be
but little passing, the purchrsers of these descriptions ing
out of town. Plants per dozen ls. 6d. and 2s. ; Kidney 13°'
tatoes per bushel 3s to 3s. 6d. ; Scotch Reds 2s. 6d. to 3s.
Devon Reds 3s. to 33. 6d. ; Celery per bundle ls. to ls. o'4
Oniuns per bushel 3s. to 3s. 6d. ; Carrots per dozen 4s•9 0
4:k. 6d. ; Brocoli per bindle 6d. to ls. ; Turnips Per 6zets
2s. to 2s. 6d. ; Apples per bushel 4s. 6d. to 6s, ; ChesTle,
per peck ss. to ss. 6d. ; Oranges, per 100, 203. to 245.;

mous, per 100, 6s. to 12s.
HUNGERFORD MARKET.
This market was well supplied to-day with most things; a
good business was done. Turbot 6s and 7s to 215. scarce.
very scarce. Lobsters dear, Is 6d to 5s each, and very scacfrot
Cod, 2s 6d to 10a each. Meat—Beef, 71-(1 to 8d an 9
ori,,
the top price. Mutton, lid to Bid. Veal, 8d to giel.d Pact
7id to 84d. Vegetables were rather dearer, and Hai
Clover are unaltered.

NEWGATE AED LEADENHALL. tole
Butchers' Meat of all kinds was in fair supply, a°" sod'
was brisk. Prices are advancing. Beef, 2s. 10d. to °s'sasrlrs
Mutton, 2s. 10d. to 4s. Veal, 3s. 10d. to 4s. 10c1. bole
3s. 81 to 4s. 81 Irish, 3s. to 3s. 8(1. Poultry end for
in large supply, but trade heavy. Prices rather lower' e the
each, and not per couple or per pair, the following vver 6cl,
prices :-Rabbits, 6d. to Is. 3d. Geese, 3s. 6d. to 6se'rets,
Ducks, Is. 6d. to 2s. 3d. Chickens, Is. to Is. 6d. Idenv 6a.
Is. 6d. to 2s. 6d, Hares, 2s. 6d. to 3s. 6d. Fowls, gd.
to 4s. Pheasants, 2s. 6(1. to 4s, Partridges, Is. to ls'
Turkeys, 4s. to Bs. Eggs, ss. 9d. to 7s. 6d. per 120.
CITY FISH MARKET.
_priest
Supplies to-day were not large, but trade was good-r=
much as yesterday. Turbot, ss. and 6s. to 21s. ; So
as 56'
to 3s. per ptir ; Lobsters very dear, and some as big; d,
each. No Salmon at market worth speaking ef flak
to 10s. ; Mackerel, 4d. to Bd. each. No Whiting or fine
dock. In St. Peter's-alley, Cornhill, we says soni°
Salmon Trout.
HAY MARKET. prise
The supplies were large, and the demand brisk. 11300•
as before. Hay, 80s. to 115 s. ; Clover, 100 s. t°
Straw, 325. to 425. per load.
TALLOW MARKET. I,fis beea
P. Y. C. to-day is 553 3d to 55s 6d, and dull, as it P-
all the week. Town Tallow is 60s 6(1.
BRIEF SUMMARY OF THE COLONIAL
MARKETS DURING THE WEEK.
L. Neel‘
There has not been any extensive business done tulo pie
in any commodity of East and West India prodoee's baai
sales have been few and light, as our daily repot.: pay
shown. Most of the goods, however, which have b
rice
up have sold. We do not quote any alteration in th:lsolet
of any article. The imports have been light on th sjoge.
the exports rather heavy than otherwise, and the deliverles one
For next week there is not much business advertisleue'son
peculiarity 2
of it is that we have public sales of Spice bags
Monday-Cinnamon, 1,100 bales; Pepper, 's Clleets
Malabar; 17 casks and chests of Mace ; 37 cases a
Nutmeg ; and 8 chests Closes.
26' s
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, ()el.'" it slag
Our Cotton Market is in much the same state,
art of last week. The demand 10-itedlo
during the early pis 11
only
ii'
will be perceived by the quantity sold this day, nsioll,ts
bags having met with purchasers. No actual r° decided
price has occurred since yesterday ; but there was a
tendency in the rates to recede.
_rderg
The Gazette of last night contains three U Guist '
Council for the suppression of vagrancy in
St. Lucia, and Trinidad. The Orders, after dose and Oa
Britishribing tb!
several acts which constitute the offence of vagranqbesds,„
ject the persons to legal penalties as rogues and vag„:erste tePa
as confirmed rogues and vagabonds, procee_ds to en offence'
penalties, which are as follow :-For the first to ,
conviction before a Magistrate,
kept to hard labour; for the second offence 28 days.
otion d
desig b hard
that ; and for the third, %%Ilich changes the
h, wit 'shy
that of a confirmed rogue and vitga',:ond, sir mat,
cal Legl
tbe
labour. It will be remembered that some of the set, ,b 0
14 days' confinement and
bet;
tures It id passed very severe measures on O. ls" l'esfe;eo
effect of which, it was apprehended, would.,bvents to how
negrues at the mercy of the planters, or at el.ILe orders stsd
a door to great abuses and oppression. By natereaisst
published, the Government have defined t 5
Wide 9gt
punishment of the offence so distinctly as too Re_, essi afro
the growth of a very serious evil in thheicchol el 5
they erote_ueeii
same time prevent the legal power w_
Itri‘r
~f a
are dated the 7th of September.
e captain
being applied to any sinister purpose. The
racy
THE NottTttErtN Ysserrr.-- roper. :I_l
;••ceasti' ns•
Sandcrre
r g AL t ANl,a.i.,• {ilk 1
All
on board s
within a few yards of a Scottish smack.
posed to have 'wished. Orders in

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COURT CIRCULAR.
Wn.m.„„ r. ---,D.._
Park th-is-s'aft r RID"
Her-- l rode on horseback in the
tuchernoon, accompanied by her Royal, Highness the
Balton °f Kent, and attended by Lady Charlotte Cople.y,
the ess Kent, Miss Quentin, the Earl of Uxbridge, Sir
D:Roberti Otwa, Sir Henry Wheatley, the Earl of Surrey, the,
vregritli,S. COliyngham, Viscount Falkland, the Hon. CA;tonel
si.. aish, Lord Albert Paget, the Hon. C. A. Mvdray, and
Li G. Quentin.
lov7riclY Mary Stopford and the Hon. Miss, Cavendish fol-
C ill a Pony phaeton.
4 4dY Littleton, the -lion. Miss Lister, and the Ladies
eanora and Constance Paget took, an, airing in a barouche
and four.
Thei D
brid r "oYal Highnesses the Luke and Duchess of Cam-
thge, the Princesses Auguste, and Mary of Cambridge, and
7ir sijiite took their departure this morning.
°visit .°sePh Copley arrived at the Castle this afternoon, on
Itiiiii4to her Majesty ;
And, with the Hon. Mr. Cavendish,
Lord _________
terda leaford and Mr. Colquhoun transacted business yea-
, Y at the Color.iial Office.
viitord lo
i t ahnerston and the Chancellor of the Exchequer
, Lord Melbourne yesterday at his house in South-street.x,ner
ora.-.'eputation, including Lord Seaford and Sir Alexander
oterutiti had an interview with Viscount Melbourne yesterday ecir,n, in Downin&-strect-
Geoe ",t Pollon, the.Sardir:tan Minister, and the Solicitor-
flue_ ral, had interviews with the Chancellor of the Excite-
The in Dovvn,n,street.
°reign Grace. Mini P e Belgian
M. . 7ransacted business yesterday at the
Lord Ho c•
the For i w,ard de Walden transacted business yesterday at
The eit,tl %department.
Arnhem 4 ian, Prussian. Austrian, Frenc:i, and Turkish
D.- 'd dors transacted business yesterday at the Foreign
vr;•artrrient
I)._ .
/ial-"atPtrechiensd.
iadated the 13th of April, were
tit neral of India,received yester-
Board from Lord Auckland, the Governor_
ties
Cei Patches for Canada were sent off last evening from the
%IQ offi
bes ce.
ee,., Patches from Mr. Stewart Mackenzie, Governor of
lft.t.;°n, were received yesterday at the Colonial Office. .
ie "Patches were forwarded yesterday from the Foreign
cogartment for Lord Ponsonby, the British Ambassador at
CO Srtantin°Pie; and for the British Charges d'Affaires at the
ta ts of Persia and St. Petersburgh.
I'ASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE.

ARRIVALS.
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4417;1:
fMarehioness Wellesley, at Kingston House, Knights-
frok 71,11 Dover ; Lord \Villiam Lennox, in Regent st. t,
gt/ th "° alon Castle, Fochaoers, N.8e.1-n the Earl of Howth,
kaendon Hotel, from his seat, How' th Castle, near DM-
A;
Cou4t erleral Armstrong, at the London Hotel, from a tour ;
Che and Count Kinsky, at the Clarendon Hotel ; the
fyVyeller Ozeroff, at Crawley's Hotel, from St. Petersburg;.
ta1;81-1. • Whitbread, Esq., in Eaton-square, from a shooting ex-
aori '9ll on the moors of Inverness; Mr. and Lady M. Stephen.
411' the moors
from the seat of the Earl of Durham,
the Loon Castle, neat: Newcastle ; the Misses Stapleton, at
ti;!-,ondon Hotel, from a tour ; Mr. and Mrs. George Shields,
, data, from the Continent ; Colonel Fox, in the Addison-
eetsad, Kensington ; Mr. William and Lady Burnett, in Sumer-
&..Place, from ?ortsmouth; the Attorney-General and Lady
b7tli.eden and family, in New-street, Spring.gardens, from
ii:aaduingstorne House, near Edinburgh ; John Mackie, Esq.,
kid Laekie, at Fladong's Hotel ;W. Battisc...mbe, Esq.,
Co_ miss; Battiscombe, at ditto, from Devonshire ; Rev. Mr.
p.lvand Mrs. Cox., at ditto ; Hurd Jones, Esq., at ditto ; W.
hakarrer, Esq, at Batt's Hotel, from the Continent ; Mrs.
Pry, and family, at ditto, from Brighton; Rev. Charles
r, at ditto, from Cheltenham.
sir DEPARTURES.
Pie • --mc'taus Alunro' Bart., from Batt's Hotel, for Shrop-
-4-(41;d"l a. a
r* nd Mrs. MiGillivrav, from ditto, for Paris ; G.
, from ditto, for Deal:
Lord , CHANGES.
!Visit "Q Lady Tankerville, at Chilliugham Castle, from
s'lderd-ita° Ll', Duke of Northumberland, berland, at Alnwick Castle;
BZuni_ ~,,,,17sif°orrdd a. ndWarrington, at Durham Massey, C,,heshire,
aden, fro , Sir Charles Coote. and Mr. Henry Coote, at
,„e7, th a tour in Belgium ; Sir Thomas and Lady Stan-
iloo_rthuraheeirrteinadt,;Wooton Hall, Cheshire,
thevriseek
at of Haggerston Castle,
0, Mr. Charles and Lady Mary Wood, at
visit to Earl and Countess Grey, from
4rl of sir' a d, Hinckley, near Halifax ; the
-,raatneNisValdeoroshare Park, Kent, from Dover;iv
ulimt wandon, at Sandon Hall, Staffordshire, from Ler-
'l4th'-'4% Smith Barry, at Marbury Hall, nearßuncorn,.
Vl4_4. a
01.
or FradWiena,„ cruise in his yacht, the Columbine , the
tkrvibleY HOIr A Court, on a visit to the Hon. Mr. and Mrs.
fr • s;oue 'nes, at Westover, Isle of Wight, from Heytes-
t e, Wilts • the Earl of Orford, on a tour. in Germany,
t'l4"Y laril",els; the Earl of Roden, on a visit to Lord and
Sir
Brook an, barn, at Eaton Park, Rutland, from Paris ;
Dent; iT71,4 Lady Bridges, from Kelso, N. 8., for Godnestone,
abb'''sootint and Viscountess Frankfort, at Newlands, near
a, Troia Theydon Boauwer, Essex.
'lied be Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, accompa-
kiNY the Princess Augusta and Mary of Cambridge, and
1;! 44:1 bY Baroness Ahlefeldt and Baron Knesebeck, re-
alajeet
tbeir residence at Kew Ne ta-dav, from a visit to her
Windsor Castle.
aittcl bs ttighness the Grand Duke of Lucca was vi-
Ilarr the Countess Mortura, Baron de Cetto, Sir Robert
'ger sivoglis, Bart., M.P., M. Dedel, Sir C. Bagot, M. Van
4rai,,eaer, Princes Michael and Jean Soutzo, Mr. J. A.
llos-s",, M. p., &c., yesterday at Mivart's Hotel. In the after-
ta Highness drove in the Parks.
'ince Wiasemski returned to Mivart's hotel on
111111-N4Y evening, from visits to the Earl and Countess
4,t W, at Savenache Lodge, and the Countess of Pembroke,
,r,iiton House.
he Right Hon. John Wilson Croker has returned
441ti-,4. from a visit to the Duke of Wellington, at Walmer
ape e lon, and Rev. Dr. Wellesley returned to
'Y Lento
on Tuesday lwt from the Rectory of Mr. Lid-
pjr ; and has since left town for Durham.
4141' "atkin Williams Wynn, Bart., is entertaining
at Wynnstay. Among the company are the Marquis
chioness of Westminster.
venerable Admiral of the Fleet, Sir Charles
for he.llt, left Gould's Hotel, Albemarle-street, on Wednesday,
tliaelaoseat, near
Shaftesbury. The gallant officer is one of
1,01,01,11 aged in her Majesty's service.
"Patte land Lady Wrottcsley are passing the season at
, ,eY Hall, in Northamtonshire.
rtath e Ladies Fitzpatrick Iszo eriatd returned from a tour in the
114 8 a few days since to Farman Woods, their scat in
'ThyPtooshire.
%lak Lads Eleanor Lowther has not left town this
RZre,and Lady Lyndhurst are at Baden Baden,
ere, it
they remain another month, and then
h 4.0 'or the greaterw part of the winter.
re
-ti Tand Lady Suffield arrived at the Clarendon
Ilesclay from their seat, Gunton Hall, Norfolk.. His
nat' P
,Jat .„ entertain a succession of visitants during the
e C
r 1141 "Messof Howth and the Ladies St. Lau-
„, t
sn'llee, London Hotel, Albemarle-street, on T. nurday,
44 epass
t 0 the winter. The Earl remains in town.
4414 tour, of Brecknock arrived in town on Thursday
4t' Ills Lordship has taken a house in Grosvenor-
The 111
ta y•
to, dia, Is Wellesley has removed from Reding-
-114'0 at Fulham, to the Dowager Countess of Listowell's
lastThe'irketi Kingston House, on the. Knightsbridge-road.
e of Dorset arrived in town on Tuesday
fia'taio°l4 hia r, Ai, eat, Drayton Hall, Northamptonshire.
i `'ertrian Venables has purchased a •
spacious
Vi -4
ford -4011„ Arlington-street.
haa ~"t Acheson, eldest son of the Earl of Gos-
b,:lohlrioved in Paris from a tour in Italy.
party and .OE, NEAR STONEIIAVE, N.B.—The
vi • Y here duchess of Leeds have been entertaining a small
tkcwilluring the shooting season. His Grace has not
or asr s,_°ll business connected with his late noble father's
abY Next month their Graces will leave for
6ss-the 'tle, for the Christmas holy days.
ev• Thomas England, of Hackney,
aPP:Anted Chaplain to the Reformitory, Isle of
at Fyri„
"ee L,
Prey lton, uuis Napoleon Bonaparte, who arrived_ at
tiotel on Thursday evening, is attended by a
4Y2 u
lf tidernan, Viscount Persigny, as Secretary, and also
ee'n_neau, a Frenchman. He is expected to leave town
hitst'rklet:V.our.
,4%dor sterhazy, Count d'Appony, Austrian. Arn-
hY Oth at Paris • and Countess Chorinsky, and
sis s er for • ' Count .
fr,Axe,ii reign personages of high note have. been invited
'''ghae-ssencY Prince Afetternich to a brilliant fete, which
f
tLatleisbtr was to give on the 25th inst., at his.. castle
ino
Priee, G.,. on the occasion of the vintage on his estates
q• The /rity.
de,,lftz,„uke and Ductless of Richmond and the La-.
11,4 are not expected to visit town on their way from
b, 4art}, Castle to Goodwood. The Noble Duke attended
" the p 'meeting at Inverness, but was not accompanied
uchess.
hieti( Duk
a bY th e arid Duchess of Sutherland, accompa-
t'o-ve e Marquis of Stafford and the Ladies Gower,
1144 het t9-day for Rome, where this noble family intend
tbwinter.
U,'e of Devonshire 'has arrived at Rome.
Ilia their
ferind.
'the Earl and Countess of Burlington
p Qr 4, annlY were to leave Aix, in Savoy, to-day to join
euro -e• The Noble Duke will not return to town until
DCtitlita irBzti
oEt teellency Count Woronzow, Governor-
in"urok -"ew Russia, arrived at the seat of the Earl of
O!, ton Hou'se, near Salisbury, on Thursday e_venm-
y te,d. Dover, where he landed on the preceding day from
orsna' St. ?The Count has brought his Countess and family
KR.eve„
.etersburgh, and he visits England, after an absence
_
-sssiro'r aears, to see his sister, the Dowager Countess f
1 ar'd r d upl-,el
44ve, ' f
I
Ad ladBrri r)i)
ed at Lambeth Palace, fi
tr),01! visited the Earl and Countess of Romney at Mote
Maidstone, en route to town.

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

(FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.)
PoßTsMount, OCT. 26.

In Mubour—The Britannia, 120, flag-ship; Victory, 104,
orfAinary guard-ship; Excellent, gunnery ship; Royal George,
yacht; Messenger, steam transport. Tenders, Fanny and
Gossamer; and Transports, Diligence and Sovereign.
In Basin—The Racer, 16, for the West Indies.
In Dock—The Ganges, 84, being re-coppered and intended
for the relief of the Rodney, 92.
At Spithead—Nothing in commission.
ARRIVALS, SAILINGS, &c. DURING THE WEEK.
On Sunday, the 2 Ist, the Edinburgh, 74, sailed from Spit-
head, but was obliged to put back again towards the evening.
On Monday, the 22d, the Edinburgh succeeded in getting
away, her destination being the West Indies.
On Tuesday, the 23, arrived the Champion, 18, from the
West Indies ; and the Sovereign, transport, frosza Bermuda,
bringing home liberated convicts and invalids.
On Wednesday the 24th, sailed the Rose, 18, for Plymouth,
and the north coast of Spain. Also the Numa, transport, for
the West Indies, with a detachment of the 90th Regiment on
board. Arrived the Gipsey, tender, from the eastward.
On Thursday the 25th, sailed the Champion, 18, for Ply-
mouth, to be paid off ; and the Gipsey, tender, for the east-
ward. _ _

On Thursday night the Champion, 18, in endeavouring
to work down to the Needles, took the shore on the
Gurnett Ledge. The Messenger, steam transport, and
a dock-yard lighter, were dispatched to her assist-
ance, but no help was required, for, on the rising of the
tide, she succeeded in getting afloat again. She ran
through Spithead to-day, and is now clear of the eastern pas-
sage. There was also an inquest held to-day by the Admi-
ralty Coroner, on board the Royal George revenue cutter, on
the body of the gunner, William Lawson, who died at sea on
the 24th instant, when the Jury returned the verdict of " Died
by the Visitation of God."

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

RUTHIN HUNT RAGES.-TUESDAY.

The Town Cup of 501. was won in three heats by Mr. Court's
Deception, beat Mr. Kent's b. g. Lasquenet, Mr. Holland's ch. m.
Harriet, and Major Jones's b. g. Maydanccr.
The Galloway Cup of 501., for galloways not exceeding 14 hands,
was won by Mr. W. Jones's b. b. Cupid, beating Mr. Whaley's bl.
m. Black Bess, Colonel Vaughan's ch. h. Apricot, Mr. T. Wright's
gr. m. Wagtail, Mr. Kerfoot's ch. m. Ginebra, Mr. Clarke's gr.
m. Snowdrop, Mr. Chew's ro. m. Lady Ann, and Mr. Smart's m.
Vale of Chetwynd.