The Sun.
London, England, 1831-02-01 00:00:00

PRICES OF

Per lb. d. to d.
8utta,....,,..-50 to an.... 15 22
to 661 b..... 16 '23
Dressing 1-ficlea-- 14 16
Fine Coach Elidog 16 18
Crop Hides, 35 to 401 b. 13 141
Ditto 40 to 451 b. 14 16
tto 16 13

COAL MARE
Bentham Main.....,.,....,. 30s. Od.
Dean's Printrome.....-- 33 0
Hebburn Main ..—..-- 33 9
Holywell 33 0
PeIAW
Ditto (unscreened)
Percy 13ensham
Pontop Windsor 3l 0
Canfield 34 0
33 0
West Hartley 30 6
Will ingt, 34 3
Wylam 33 3
‘VallsEndßeivicke&Co. 34
Ditto Bell Robson & Co. 34 1)
Walls End Boundary 31
Ditto Ilurraton 34 6
Walls End Callerion 3l 0
Ditto Clarke and Co. 33 0
Walls End Gosforth— 34 9
Ditto Heaton.. 35 0
Walls End Hilda
Walls End Hotspur 34 6
Ditto slonkseaton 30 3
Ditto NoithumberldiA 33 9
dips aI maticet, 1074—Shi:

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NEWCASTLE.UPON-TYNE MARKET-43'4'j
The la'e advance in prices brought us in a large4prl,,
Wheat to-day from the farmers, but both the merc”,
~
millers buying freely the whole was taken off readily .e.sli
Vance of Is. to 2s. per quarter from last Saturday. 1"„etfo
of Oats was also good, and that trade brisk, at an adv3:otvi,,
per quarter. From the high price of Barley, sales of t", 041+
are not free, but much is left unsold, and the wa,.nir
buyers must ere long make better demand, and at itiotOf
Fine Malt free sale. Eng ish Rye is much wanted. '•
a ready sale.
~osl,
New.
Wheat, Northumberland fl6s. W 5....... v-- /
Norfolk and Suflblk 66s 805....... -- '6#
-- Berwick and Scotch 625. 705..... 5E44,4'
Dantzig —..-6. .k
665. &Ss. ...... ,
Rye, Norfolk and Suffolk 46s. 50' ....-0. 01.
Foreign —s. —5......• ~ ~
Barley, Malting, Norfolk and Suflhlk 41s. 465.......
Grinding and Feeding 30s. 34a....... --7 T
—s. —4. ......
Malt, Norfolk and Suffolk 6i;''' 0:
Bean*, Small —s. —5..;... 1
Tick
Pease, White
-- Gray 35_703:... 31.2.,1)::.
—5.......
0at5,....„'"4....,..",,
1,,
Oats, Northumberland, l'otatoe 9.98. 31s. .....).,
....4,"
Feed ....... 24s `275.......
....,,, 0

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The (per sac.

BURKE.-" The virtue, spirik.
essence of a Ileuse of Commons, consists in its l'e,ivyt:
express image of the feelings of the nation.
instituted to be a controul upon the people, as of
been taught by a doctrine of the most pernicious to
lout as a controulfor the people." hef'
ir
MR. Fox.—" It is demonstrated, r 1;,
the power of subterfuge to question, that gensi,d((i,
sentation alone can give solid power, and that in °$;;I
make the Government strong, the people muss ', (I
Government. I say that you ought to act on tbd'",„iii)
axiom of political wisdom thus demonstrated, of
the people, according to the original principles of,/
system, as the strength of your Government. 1, VI;
in doing this you will not innovate—yon will P'°o,oo.
—you will only return to the true path of tlo,doli°,
tion of England. In making the people of 9,-10°,,
constituent part of the Government of Englaind
no more than restore the genuine edifice de'ig

,
framed by our ancestors." fry
DR. PARIS'S LIFIC OF SIR .""s
cold
DAVY.-The Court Journal, speaking of &ill, 06
work, says, " all the world knows of DavY's ':1141'
of his deeds as a philosopher ; but only a yen' tisi,i_
tion of it are acquainted with Iris very Were' for,
raster as a man. He was not only the most Frj 134
chemists, but am enthusiastic lover of romance! ''soi,
visatore, a poet, a sportsman, and a man of romance!'
I
ing in the brilliant circles of fashion. The do he
life are therefore various and entertaining, and /40P1
of him in his various moods, as given in tl'il'„,"4101:
pears to be admirably drawn by Dr. PARIS,
...,''ple/
doubted fitness for the task is rendered more ecTjefe
the aid of the philosopher's correspondence,and (.4
confided to the biographer's use by Lady DAV(' iii,rl,,
The New York dandies wear sitirt'Ccilli
ruffles made of paper. The ruffles are
made for the purpose, and look as well as earnbr'' ,
are worn but fur one day—the pries half a cen'' jEt;
DECORUM AND PIETY OF POO' eery,
lIL—Two of his Cardinals found Julius in,bvii4o
his palace, in a very curious dishabille, fur' ionfek
hot he had put off his clothes and WAS W 4,11,110,4
drawers. He obliged them to do the same, goild tbeiof)
asked them what the people would say, should 01;
themselves in that figure in the streets of Ro.°3-1:1)(110
would take us," answered they, " for roguet lii /
stones at us." " Therefore," replied he, ,t rob
clothes we are obliged fur not being thoug" v!.
How much then are we indebted to our clothe
°
plaited ..,

ITHS.
On the 30th ult. at South Sea, near 19ort°'''
lady of Captain IL Wainright, of a son. Ole
On the 18th of August last, at 111yrzaPre401P
Lieut. W. Eiwards, of tke 18th Regiment ?"'
of a son. aii

On the 29th ult. MARRIED
at Llyafaen, Carnart_ fr',o6
Jones, Esq., solicitor, St. Asaph, author of "4,11
of the Welsh Language Elucidated, Ilonerarip
the Royal Cambrian Institution, &e. to At)
of the late T. M. Madox, Esq. Greenwich. ln.:11
Oa the 29th ult. at Kingston-upon-01°3ot ti'
Esq., of Boynhill, Berks, to Emily .Al,oe,',
daughter of the late Captain Halliday,
Lodge, Surrey. 10r
DIED. Sir .1°
On the 30ilt ult. in Burton-crescent,
ring, Bart. Dor°thi 10
Ou the 30th ult. at Tunbridge-wellf4
street' ,
of the late C. Jacomb, Esq., of Guildford.'
PP
square, aged 76. n bs. °$ dl
Othe ln thate Sir George,e 25th ult. at Li
and brother f thpol, T. Du e
pr
O.est
of,
K. Dunbar, of Mochruin, Bart., and °°'ll".
of Brasenose College, Oxford, aged 47• -
, flon
On the 30th ult. at Sudbrook Parnaiglo
Harriet Louisa, second daughter of the -
Wilmot Horton. P•td
On the 28th ult. at Torquay, Devonol"tVe 1P"
niughain, Esq., only remaining so° °I .er
General C. Manningham, aged 23.
of 1
On the 30th ult. Mrs. A. H. Masons
Hackney, aged 69

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