The Sun.
London, England, 1831-12-20 00:00:00

THE MARKETS-(THIS DAY.)

HAY MARKETS.—(At per Load of 36 rrussea.)
CUMBERLAND (LATE ST. JAMES'S.)
Coarse heavy Lowland Meadow Hay £2 5 to £2 10
New Meadow Hay 2 15 3 10
Useful Old Ditto 2 15 3 10
Fine Upland Meadow and Rye-grass Hay 3 15 4 0
Clover Hay 4 5 5 10
Oat Straw £1 Bto .4:1 101 Wheat Straw... 1 14 1 16
Supply good, trade dull, and p: ices stationary.
SMITHFIELD.

Coarse heavy Lowland Meadow Hay £2 10 to £2 15
New Meadow Hay 3 0 3 10
Useful Old Ditto 3 0 3 10
Fine Upland Meadow and itye.grass Hay 3 15 4 0
Clover Hay (extra tine)....£s 10... Generally
Oat Straw £1 10 to £1 12 I Wheat Straw 1 12 1 14
Supply moderately good, trade sluggish, and prices as last quoted.

Wednesday night a fatal accident occurred on
the Clyde, at the Green, by the upsetting of a boat, which,
we are sorry to say, has been attended with the loss of
three lives, The body of the young woman, named
MARY ANN WHITELAW, and that of a girl twelve years
of age, named HART, were found shortly after the acci-
dent ; the body of another girl, sister to the one ►ast
mentioned, was found afterwards.... Glasgow Chroniclf.

AMERICAN PAPERS.

We have received by the packet-ship Brita,
in seventeen days from New York, the Papers of
city to the Ist instant, inclusive. They con
counts from Colombia and Jamaica several days
than those received by the packet direct from
maica. By the accounts from Colombia it
that it was expected that General Santander
be elected to the head of the Government of
republic. The following are extracts :

1

"LATEST FROIL COLOMBIA.--By the brig
arrived from Carthagena, we have received papers
that place, though not of the latest dates, and from
to the 13th of Oct 'her, and political publications
Popayan to the 25th of September.
" A gentleman who came passenger in the
that all was tranquil in Colombia, and nothing of
tance had occurred.

" A disposition has been expressed in Ripayan to
the Central Government restored, as under the
tution. Evidence is furnished, says the Bogota
zette, that the separation was effected against the
of the people,
" General Flores had marched troops into Ca.
ing that it belonged to the South ; but he had w'
them without effecting any thing.
" A letter from Bogota, dated Oct. 14, cor
nothing, except that every thing continued

peaceable.
" FROM JAMAICA.—By the ship John W.
Captain Crane, we have been favoured with
Jamaica Co urants to the 31st ult. inclusive. TL
taiu nothing of interest. Notice has been given
House of Assembly that a Bill would he int,-
lay a duty amounting to prohibition on foreign

" The Jamaica Courant of the 28th October
Jut ' several well-educated black and brown

are about to present themselves to the Judges
ter session for liberty to preach and teach the gospel
island. A hope is expressed that they will be -
on the ground that they are better qualified, frem
knowledge of the negro character, to instruct the
than ' those needy and unwashed mechanics' -

Jamaica from England.
" The same journal complains that a dispatch
Goderich, respecting the pay of the troops, laid
House of Assembly on the 9th ult., was wholly f
misrepresentation. It contained, it appears, a

the hospitals were ill constructed, and not c
promote the health of the troops. This the

clares to be false. It seems to be admitted, how,
there has been great mortality among the troops.
can do without his Majesty's troops,' says the
and the sooner they are withdrawn the better.
not for the present, in the name of the Colonists,
riously of the alternative offer ed us of yielding
obedience to the mandates of the Northern Count
total rejection of them—our obedience has been •

and would to God that the controversy would ei

us to ourselves.'

" LATE ?EOM CAMESACMY.—By the Josefa,
came into port yesterday from Campeachy, we
tiles of the Iris up to the 25th of October. Fl
contents we learn the interesting intelligence that
of Yucatan, which had seceded from the Mexicau
tiou since 1829, has again come within the row
jurisdiction. A decree of the Sovereign Jun'
at Merida, dated October 3, re-established
stitution of the republic, that of the State and all
connected with it, such as they existed at the pet.
sessions of November, 1829. New elections will
for the reorganization of the legislative bodies,
to meet on the 27th of this month.—New Orleans

SUN OFFICE, Quarter Past

We had not received the Gazette what
were obliged to go to Press.

We insert a singular correspondence .
Lord ALTHORP and Mr. HuvroN,—one of the
strates for Lancaster, in the vicinity of Manchester,
time of the fatal occurrences there in 1819, and
magistrate till recently, when he has resigned,
least has retired from the bench, for we doubt his
to resign,)—in consequence of some offence he ha'
at certain expressions imputed to Lord Auritoor
DIACLE'S case. The correspondence will beet
the matter. There are some men whom not/
satisfy,—the more you give them, the more they
take. Lord ALTHORP might have rested quiet
noticing Mr. Huvrotes retirement from the I
Justices ; but fronithe kindness of his disposition,
to remove a painful feeling to which he had uni.
given birth in the mind of Mr. HILTON, he wrote
gentleman, and told him that nothing was farther
his thoughts than to apply any of the terms of di°4P',,
!ration which he used in the late debate " to the 04
strates of the county of Lancaster." This might Wti,i!
tisfied any reasonable man: but no, it would not.'"
Mr. HILTON. The magistrates must be persons itifto
and he (Mr. HILTON) as one of theta. "If no' ve°
was meant ?" A delicate question ! which, had it fre)
answered, might have involved Lord ALTHOItr
correspondence with some others as peppery hot ass Is
MILTON. Was it knot " unfortunate and revoltiogll, IPLed
..
the mob to tread each other down ? And that, we"iir
suppose Mr. HILTON will allaw to have been done. 101 Rs
ALTHORY, we should think, will be a little more 030
; the
Co
in volunteering explanations in future, or he will grAi
multiply his correspondence.— Times, $o
multiply s
rin.
re
Letters were received to-day from Cott t!
tinople of the 10th, and from Smyrna to the 4th 01,;
the Turkey mail. The cholera morbus had 0c10',,4 'l6 Out
great ravages in the latter place, in consequence Of Lori Vtke;,
business was at a complete stand, and a great no° itiutivu-iYseoall
the inhabitants had fled to the surrounding villagryi s all ages,
the islands in the neighbourhood. During the mso//300/1 cir
ceding the date of the letters, about 5,540 perst,ll,l °Pe sha
population of 160,000, had died of the cholera, Of the a,
there were 2,500 Turks, 2,000 Greeks, 800 Jeogitke,
Armenians, and 150 Europeans. The disease 1101 e beer
begun to subside. Of the European residents °coal 4 tontine
note, none but a French merchant of the name of tt
had been fatally attacked. The merchants here 011 0, I Nutinn,
with Turkey continue to complain of the delay !dear! 4iai
arrival of their letters from that quarter, which OW t) One h
occurs between this and Vienna. The letters for ',irrt atinn, bac
brought by the mail which was received here to-dsPo,ol°,,(
delivered in that city last Wednesday morning. 0,09"
Holland generally reach that country before our nlr'.",brir;
receive theirs. If the English bag had not met 0010
tention somewhere, it ought to have been received be, oir telY be t
Friday. But this is not the only grievance of 0„.°',01‘1,,' ,
chants with regard to their communications with '-,l§l 11,4 -"
All their letters from that country continue to be rtefil':, fur
opened at the Austrian frontiers, on the plea of Ts-0; 'irtki --
that they should undergo the process of fuinigatinT 1,1 Or, ks • te, per:
are afterwards sealed with the Imperial seal, 11041,arig:,
110
quently happens that bills of exchange, which wer,i,";oo7;
nally enclosed, are either lost altogether, or put bir
are that
into others. If any of the letters contain politicto Or; c th„
tions not palateable to the Austrian Governm ett
ePts pivot
,_
never reach their destination.— Times. 4 tie it sent des
The journey of Mr. ROTHSCHILD, fist an
presumed object of that journey, (the negotiation r .otb al4O pp
for Belgium), have formed a topic of some inure/tbtiol th °Stina
money-market. A loan for a new State, brntlgorti e system
existence under such delicate and peculiar circar° ~,
104 Qoth
the first operation, too, of the kind, and thence IQ° k
Y allit
as a criterion of its credit, would be more likeir ttes "'Oh coun
thought, to come as a suppliant to the doors oftalk
capitalist, than to tempt him, at this period of t` cOl
to the peril of crossing the Channel. Hence the elirs'►, 4.41
jeerticia ttrisiacno
time ednegtabgaitn
g thein
suchjourneya must
contract.have somelt i4potuisPnoi:
Mr. ROTHSCHILD intends to proceed afterwards is °,,41
Hague, to enter into some financial transacticl, I,V
the Dutch Government also, thus evincing 'OlOO9, e hay
partiality, at least in regard to the political con" r sale I
of the two countries, His expectations of suPP°o#;,4l,,
this country to the contracts supposed to be i° gred—.
templstion, are nut, we understand, very sangni'Tkall' tot ul
"
old taste for foreign loans having as yet but Pai, 1144
4
revived. The chief argument of those who see'd to
more to introduce them is, that good investments 0313,t 's
a certain extent draw English capital abroad, and t, Oct; 'tat w
is better, consequently, to take the commodity te, Here
hand, by subscribing to Mr. Bcritsctrun'sloan/0111, b
th aboi
buy them at the advaneed price which foreign eitilkii.ok e prof
and contractors may choose to put upon them. ire P„ 1,111.
be said, in support of this argument, that D0t4,30'01k4
Russian, and foreign funds created out of this c° 6.. of in
EP in
have certainly beer, invested to some extent by ctiCi lit
cipital, much above the contract price, but the pool riei,ttjt an
far from having been so general as if those loanah,tol,l,„ down
made here, and speculation in them, one of the 03°,,1t0' 'jet n
noes consequences of the old system, has been tocooto °rise)
avoided. The state of money here, and the 0°01•11„t 111 Pass
circulation of time Bank of England, are also in tbeeese;,lB
extremely unfavourable to such transactions at Sbedirforejoill "Wen
time, and are by many supposed to have been P,:or re of a
brought on he the Directors, in order to prevent 0 ritt
ing place... ritilete SPei

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