The Sun.
London, England, 1836-10-04 00:00:00

THE HOP TRADE.

mat
The Hop market last week closed without any
variation. Fully as high prices as those of our last cur'
rency have been obtained for fine samples ; but the supPli
has now become too large to admit of any thing like a elenri
ance being effected, and we should call the middling an
inferior runs of Weald of Kent and Sussex rather heal
than otherwise. Worcester market, on Saturday, went (It
briskly at an advance of 2s. to 4s. per cwt. on the be;
samples. At Canterbury market, on the same day, scarce
any business was done, the East Kent planters asking sun._
extravagant prices, that it was impossible for the trade.;
meet them. Retford Hop fair takes place this day, andr I t
result will tend much to regulate the course of the raakja
for some time to come for new yearling Sussex and We
of Kent pockets. We shall, in our next, be able to state
how it has gone off.—
HOPS IN FRANCE.Advices from Hazelbrouck
that the hop picking in Bailleul and its environs is in
fu
activity. The dull and cloudy weather, which has Pre-
vailed latterly, with occasional rain and wind, has done el;
siderable damage. As to quantity, it is believed to be mock
uct
below what was at first expected ; and the quality, thoec
better than in other grounds, is inferior to last Ye4r,
growth, which, consequently, is held at high prices. Ivy
hop-gardens of Properingue are in a very bad state ;of
are entirely black, and are not worth the trouble
gathering.

IW
It is not, we believe, generally known that Eng'at is
is the convict settlement of the Channel Islands. The
cod'fac;
fle
so, nevertheless. On the 18th instant, some men who it,
mitted an offence at St. Helier were ordered "to d Ito
rity for their future good behaviour, and in default theretnel
be banished to England (the convict settlement of the C11:$:;ss
Islands) for the term of three years." Some years age, "a
an every-day occurrence for the magistrates in Scotian the
banish whomsoever was brought before them " beyond
t'Sl6" „a.
Tweed," which, it is said, gave rise to the Bervvick ,
lt
lady's remark, that she never knew a Scotchman " gag
again."
The war between the poorer classes of our too's:
people and the milksellers still rages with undiminished Cl!rele,
The milkmen are resolved upon having the " union " Prirr
whilst a great many of the consumers are determined to
er,
main without milk rather than be mulcted in any such Inerlil

—Kendal Mercury.
EDINBURGH DINNER TO LORD BROUGM honour
The Liberals of modern Athens are doing themselvesre
by inviting this most eminent man to a public dinner.
know it is the fashion for a certain class of Reformans ta°
tobe;
sinuate suspicions of Lord Brougham's integrity,
cuse him of intrigue—his integrity may be estimated bYa the
fact, that after thirty years' toil in the cause of liberty 1111 hiab
people, he reluctantly accepted a most laborious office, "sesta
he instantly reformed ; and the whole charge of intrigue :neat
upon an irritable remark which once fell from au emitioe
Statesman, who afterwards furnished a seasonable refu_rtheti
of it, by renewing his friendship with him whom he bac'
wrongfully accused.— Scots Times. el!
SUICIDE OF A MURDERER.--A few day. Sapp el!
inquest was held at the workhouse in East Retford, oncee
Paris
of a pauper named Thomas Chappel, belonging to
Pf the
of Normantom upon- Trent. He had been an inmate 0,0 io
house for about six weeks, and during that period had bet; io.
a low desponding way. On the evening previous to moot
quest he went to the privy, and there cut his' throat in al., ac"
determined manner. The man acknowledged having be
asset
cessory to the committal of a murder 32 years ago. Thelled
remained a mystery until the present time. Chappell
de 8
lived in great mental misery, and twice before had rill'
tempts on his life.—Leeds Times. ,
It has often been a question why Hull shotouw hs
be to the countries of the Baltic and the North SVlivera
Liverpool is to the Atlantic and the Indies ? Hull '5OOlO
favourably situated as a port for the former than Liverli-titort
for the latter. Hull, moreover, as a port, has no conWegtraclo
while Liverpool finds a formidable rival in Bristol. IN tee,
however, of pushing and improving the advantages sclP° hie
as a port, possess, we have already suffered from our suljbef
ness and neglect. Goole, which we derided, has raiseraool
puny arm in rivalry, and now we find that Boston, en onset
by a belief in the continuance of our supineness and nevsoP
is issuing a prospectus for the formation of a railwaY
tiu gh am.—Hu
ght of ll Rock
Saginham. eoOC
On the niturday week, the Telegraph 0, it°
when it had nearly reached the village of Monkton, 0 col'
way from Glasgow to Ayr, was very much shattered fr% iteeisia
lision with a cart loaded with green wood, which ha wa7
cut in Auchincruive plantation, and was being taken t?ect efl
Kilmarnock. Several of the young trees which projea` entire
tered the window of the coach, and carried away, its thr,
side, passing through the back pannel, and tearing4B4e,
stuffing and lining. Providentially no lives were lost, a' 00,
one or two ladies inside made a very narrow escaPe'ofeeo:
happened at the moment to lean forward in the Other o;
versing with the lady on the seat opposite, and it was " f 1P
ond 0, her
impression, that had she been sitting erect, the
tree must have struck her on the head or neck, and
lligb
on the spot. A passenger sitting ouiaide had his leg
lacerated.—Kelso Chronicle.
thtt
By accounts received from Berlin, we lean!, gtifferlei,
Royal Highness Prince George of Cumberland, st,i"a"bie P°-0
under a great deprivation of sight, devoted a conslallis INZay
tie
tion of his time to the study of music, in which ' vale a,
Highness evinced great genius, and was ably assisted ilior,l4
struction of Spontini, Prof. Kreutzer, the brothers Mu otetoeer
On Monday morning a labouring inirthei,U4l
Uriah Hales fell into Mr. Andrew's lime-kiln,
Bristol road, (at which he has been employed forieg thes
Aid
years,) and before be could be extricated, his a 001
both literally burnt off. He was taken out alive, an died- of
to the United Hospital, where he almost immediatelY
Tit 0
The vintage is 41 full activity in the critters fivio
Paris, and the produce is said to be abundant. Le •fitsgeare
vie t
different wine districts represent the prospect of the there to,
much more favourable than it was a few days ago' asthe
of warm and sunny weather had greatly improved of
—Galignani. „
TALIACOTIAN OPERATIONS.--o.' Vie W.. 0.
last, at the Surgical Hospital of the Royal InfirnialYeter/t)
neepseareadtieann
binytermesetaisnrgs.diLspisltaeynoafnsdurfiizcargal
,skill and 00°v(
Which too_ 080.0,
presence of a crowded theatre of medical students, ,z,tinctits
of members of the faculty, and several strangers of alosbo
Among the cases was a very singular one of a b* A newt
years ago bad his under lip bitten off by a horse' who it e?
was ingeniously formed and placed by Mr. bringsListn! ,
stitched
itofnesaktilny
tferomthethaed
jabeeonyt'ssknienc,k;o era%
to firm,
08 s
tute for the lip that had been lost. Another 013.! ors? $ll9
similar description, was performed by Professor
ao.
nth
man who had some time ago lost his nose by
bro dise
,a
acodap
of skin was, in the same ingenious manner ug'n 010 re
forehead, and fixed in the place and shape of tnu 111A#
OW Caledonian Mercury. the ar
A question having arisen as to the right r°' the %it,
istrates of Poole to act as guardians of the P°,,°,' the
missioners in London hare decided that they ha .sog
and which they now exercise accordingly. are area foil,
Chatsworth continues very gay, visitants will becopl
daily; before the end of the week the chateau oc
The sports of the field and the wonders of the
I; pui‘toe tb
the morninga, cards and music the evenings. a visit
Duchess of Sutherland remained ten days 00
Noble Duke.
Dr. Leach, the Professor of Natural OisaTterYr 1.13°-:1:1115,
British Museum, has died of cholera at Genoa, his
a to
ness of several hours. He had arrived from Malta
te
to Rome. egleCbr°6g f
The branch railroad to Kensington is
~ca t. o
commence on Knightsbridge-green, and thelantsti°,B4'
Trevor and Montpelier squares, through the 13_ of 110
Rutland and Kingston Houses, and a long rogu
io of
grounds.
vicinity of Kelchburne Castle,
Grouse have been very abundant this :loge's
Sell;
the et-
Breadalbane.bY to
. 8,
Married by proxy, on the 15th instant,_, tote eaty
J. Barry, P. P. of Rathagan, Peter Murphy, We. ,
America, Esq , Vice-Consul to the British (-1 ,„080,
of IlaY" oft viB tO
Mary, daughter of Mr. Phelim O'Nei that p
ford. The adventurous and lovely bride lett sp
steamer on Friday last, in order to join her co'
another, and, to her, happier clime.
the seat of th

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?ORTING INTELLIGENCE.

TATTER SAL L' r.
6to d "A Icn DUKE MICHAEL'S STAKES -(THIS DAY.)
1. on Lord Jersey's Bay Middleton (Ellis to start or no bet

THE DEIII3T.
A tiltin Offrzs to take 13 to 2 about Lord Jersey's lot.
marke4;; !ttt endance most of filo subscribers hating left for New-
, which commenze this day.
•".'/ARKET FIRST OCTOBER MEETING.
'sleeting takes place
Newmarket, Monday Afternoon.
to-morrow, and two following
se holds and holds out the most inviting lists seen here for many
1.4117 ns• The grand event of the week, should it come off,
ber,
_3° the Duke Michael Stakes, in which the winners of the
nevi '1 and Leger are engaged. Elis is as fresh as if he had
Mid .1' quitted the place since his race in the spring, and Bay
mill Aleton looks and goes as well as ever. Some think they
divi:Jrneet, While others are of opinion that their owners will
pad `l.ll:aless some other should start ; as the race is play or
'mg Is not improbable, but nothing will be known till to-
for Next to this Stake is the St. Leger, on Wednesday,
gar„,7f•oh Elis is the favourite, Bay Middleton not being en-
in it. There are several two-year-old stakes, of which
Be, Hopeful is the principal ; its entry includes Brother to
st Irani, (second for the July and Winner of the Chesterfield
41 es) Wintonian, (winner 'at Winchester and Goodwood)
Grand Cairo, (a winner in the spring, and second for the
_y.). The Gold Cup Challenge Match for 200 p. p., B. C.,
42.,; expected to be run.
Yd se following horses in training here are engaged in the
7,wizs stakes already closed :
Gar • c' Years oa —Colonel Peel's ch. f. by Bedlamite, out of
berlel"; Col. Peel's Sister to Zenana ; Colonel Peel's c. by Ga-
oot ltie, out of Swallow's dam ; Lord Tavistock's c. by Augustus,
'''kna; Mr. Greville's c. by Augustus, out of Girouette ;
Grey ! Ireville's Marietta; Mr. Greville's ch. f. 'Epaulette ; Mr.
0e,.,1; Ile's Mango ; Mr. W. Edwards's f. by Augustus, out of Prin-
cal:v ictoria ; Mr. W. Edwards's Job ; Lord Exeter's Brother to
, !n; Lord Exeter's 1. by Priam, out of Yarns; Lord Exeter's
Pria'a ; Lord Chesterfield's Well-a-day; Lord Chesterfield's c. by
of ait of Octaviana ; Lord Chesterfield's f. by Zinganee, out
of ins dam ; Lord Chesterfield's c. by c. by Shakspeare, oat
dam as dam ; Lord Chesterfield's c. by Priam, out of Olga, s
Ltd Lichfield's Cassandra • Lord Lichfield's c. b
Bowling;ector
80°1'd Liel sfield's Antelope ; Mr. 'Sowerby's Tom
°loinweyby Cockboat, Skiff, out of Cinderella ; Mr. Sowerby's
°
out of z.; , , Gen. Grosvenor'ss Laodice ;
,Lord Lichfield's f. by Priam,
Algebra ; Mr. Wreford's br. c. M intornan ; Duke of Grafton's
ra; Lord Stradbroke's b. c. Piper ; Mr. John Day's c. by
Caiberl.,er, or it of Sarah; Gen. Yates's Grand Cairo Gen. Yates's
Tit ue; :r.slr. Cooper's c. by Trumpeter, out of Dinarzade Mr.
voornnnitl'a Sister to Ceres ; Mr. Page's b. c. by Muley, out of
Sir etpea ; Sir M. Wood's c. by Cetus, dam by Blacklock ;
oPeare— 7!)...3d's Broth.er. to Glaucu_ s ; Sir S. Graham's c. by Shak-
Spoin'a.ro, of Illervinia ; Mr. Step henson's c. by Cotton, out of
Duk- of Years Old and CpwarJs—Lord Jersey's Bay Middleton ;
f. by En P( irtland's c. by The Colonel, out of thebes ; Col. Peel's
Captain 4 as, out of Garcia ; Lord Chesterfield's ch. c. Rattle ;
vilf,;;`, ,GT rdnor's c. Magician; Lord Lichfield's Elis; Gre-
(all flak& ; Lord Exeter's Muezzin; Lord Exeter's Toga
Graf;:, the Grand Duke Michael) ; Mr. Etwall's Alumnus, Duke of
Eli, 71,11" :7allinuek ; Mr. Thornhill's Mendizabal, (these three, with
tx -°P', Muezzin, and Rattle, are in the St. Leger) ; Lord
47 'a
+4 isurelius e
; Lord Exter' Jemmy ;Peel's Ars
Che iterfield's Hornsea ; ands Sir M. Wood's The Glamaenic ;.
yisi,o bet ting as yet, and very few arrivals, most of the usual
,rs b .
ro„„ ;;,Ing eiierat different seats in the neighbourhood, or
gie trom. Heaton Park.

SANDBACH BAGES.—TLIESDir.
Alr, Hp, A Plate of 501., with 15 added by the Stewards.
kr. 8,,0k tch 0' s Mary Ann
2 2
14r. bblf he.nson's Spider
Aardson's Doctor

WEDNESDAY.
llgr St A Hurdle Pace, for a Silver Cup, value 501.
it.g.aienson'g Sde
1111. lei lar dso'
Zr; G eP
ns pi
P°r

1 2 1
9 1 2

3 8 3

ace's Alderman
11Tr. ~., The Pottery Stakes, value 501., with 15 added.
1 1
Air. ;..i.nd itehe's Wary Ann
kr. ;li, ardso.n's Doctor 3 2
rad fores Miss Fanny
Mr. c N Hunters' Stakes, value 501., with 15 added.
kr, ijr IPbell's Bucephalus
It..
~cJiardson's Beppo 2 2
lalipest's Welcome

&Swee,. BELFORD RACE S.—SEPT. 26.
;11r. .H.J,
.stakes of 5 sovs. each, with 30 added. Heats, twiee round.
Mrs I,_‘ll,
.!son s Imp, 3 yrs, 6st. bib
4. loos Mowbra • 6 vrs 9 t
i„ ~... , y, y , s
'qr. ra
s",,ltintersStakes of 5 sovs. each, with 20 added.
itlr w 'us s 'Lock 1 ' yrs,
, ~ , . , s ey, a ll st. 51b ... Owner 1 1
inr /.._ -11ciag g Soldicr, aged, 12st
air, Tuan2,,voctre,n..'s Clinker, aged, 12st
,_ A, ~Y. s Alowbray, aged, 12st
Air. ,„',lrmer's Stakes of 3 sovs. each, with 10 added. Heats.
Airs ~,,tt.yl,or's Emma aged
4aat s Archie, 6, yrs
A,

R . LINCOLN RACES, FRIDAY.
'''weePstakes of 20 sovs. each, h. ft., for two yrs old ; colts,
a mile.
Itr. Bst. 7lts. ; fillies, est. 41b. Three quarters of 1
sna
,Rudson's b. f. by Harlequin
111 pt. Lamb's ch. C. by Velocipede
, r, Le , ,
.. 3
4lr, e s ri• tby Falcon 4, Clark's br. c. by Sir Hercules
G°1(1 Ci fp or Piece of Plate, by subscription of 10 sovs. each,
kr, . for all Ages. 14 SOTS.
Gene i Bi rd's Pedshank, 3 yrs, 7st 1
2
The -riZIL Snarp's Alyrrha, 5 yrs, Bst. I.olb
7t:::°,b,ls•emen. and Gentlemen's Purse of 70 gs. ; three yrs.,
Bea,4°• ; four, Bst. 41b. ; fiva, est. 111 b. ; six and aged, 9st.
Air, is two miles.
Air. .pir,'','s Cornet, 4 yrs
4Gke_reralelle's Righton, 3 yrs 3 1 2
pn, ..harp's Myrha, 5 yrs
-xi." (0: 50/., given by the Inhabitants of Lincoln and the
Captain ighbourhood, added to a Handicap of 5 soya. each. 1 1 thrs',ln Lamb's Jack, 4 yrs
Mr,
,n. liiird's Cornet, 4 yrs . .
''. P.ird's Redshank, 3 yrs
, BRECONSHIRE RACES.:--THURSDAt r.
4 '11).rdlo Race of 5 sovs. each, with a Whip, given by the Mem-
Ar, . hers of the Brecon Hunt.
At: Elmstrie's Cannon Ball, aged, llst ............... 1
. liarford's Harlequin, aged, Ilst
................ 2
k. Bradley's Rhaegflaniead, aged, Ilet
......... t. 3
11.1\ Wilkins's Roebuck, aged, I Ist ...... 4
-`"s Breconshire Stakes of 10 sovs. each, h. ft., with 20 added
from the Fund. Heats, two miles.
A Member's Plate of 501.
Aes'lyitain Bisdee's Boy Blue, aged, llst.
C Reeves's Rufus 6 yrs i Ost. 31b
ta,l43_ii,l. b. aviss-s Mantua, 3' yea, ist. 91b
albAli.:;.ll,llarlis •• 2 2 3
5 5 0
s Miss Charlotte, 6 yrs, lOst.
Mr. L,11,,,t.,vi:'-i.rr,,i.is';_s Charity, 6. yrs, 12st.
_51.13 0 4 4

3 0 0
, _..tams's Spec, 4 yrs, Bst. 01b
Atr., , The County Stakes.
1 1
Ah. izorgan's Lady Jane, 3 yrs, Bst
3 2
4k, ~!aYbery na. Tom, 4 yrs, 9st. 41b
o 3
Att. Williams's Spinnino. Jenny, 6 yrs, lOst. 71b
14,..`' Walter Stakes of 3 sors. each, 1 ft., with a Purse added,
1 1
34. Adderley's Eyelid, 5 yrs, lost. 3lb
2 2
k. Gri.°lkih's Dandine, a.ged, 1 Ist. 101 b
114. t'arrord's Polly Hopkins, aged, 95t. 101 b.
3 dr
~ 4-o`itrell's Warrior aged, 12st. 101 b
4(01,..

, -4-44, CALEDONIAN AND PERTH HUIY TS.
rift,
T U RSDA Y.
4 8%. II
given by the Caledonian Hunt, added to a Stake of 10
egp, 14 sovs. each.
+tie mr• Ramsay's br h. Inheritor ... ........ .. walked over
4 *'-ternbers' Plate -of 50 sows., given
.by the Hon. Fox :Mule,
Ina, , M.P. for the County. Twice round.
Lordt"ain's Al' Rachel, 3 yrs . Edgar /
4r.44)eghbOro"usgh's Slla mi-ock, aged
A Sta,•lThsav's Tamworth
.A. 's'2o Plate of 501., 'given by the Caledonian Hunt. Heats,
vr 114
mile and a half.
410. 4,11.1-IY's Luther, 3 yrs 7st. 51b Noble 1 1
olik.. irii. e 11.% , '
hi I)e'ence, 3 yrs, 7st. 51b
kr p ipPY's b. f. hy Fitzorville
41awell's ch f. by Monreith, 4 yrs, Sat. 21b ......
FRIDAY.
At His Majesty's Purse of 100 gs.
I Pitt: Ritinsa 's Inheritor
-"
' 3"11 'Y
b -the Caledonian Hunt. Heats, two miles.
AI? $-Icho, 'r,711 3 A hllip, aged
41, N,:rta Florentia-3 yr, 2 dr
, -ePstakes of 5 soy's. each, with 20 added. Once round and a
zil,
A, ,air, rs. ..,_. d.istance.
bir z,,,, n Riehardson's Deceiver 1 1
'4°ll. .64g's Remember,6
yrs
LA tIA• Murray's Tilt
threeothers°vs' was
won by
*th " s Mr. A. Rea's Ploughboy, beat-
-L.Z1,...,,
TO-nP o

Ale OL OCTOBER MEETING, Sam 10.
‘," foll()Win
g are the entries for this meeting, which takes
x ::111.4unday under the Stewardship of Lord Molyneux :-
6 b.-4.l Svc' eepstakes of 10 sovs. each, with 50 added.
Ws. Ospinal's Polyanthus, aged; Captain Lamb's Manfred,
044' ir
A Stanley's Laurie Todd, aged; Sir T. Stan.ley s
tan Prb Vra ; Captain Mott's ch. g. Buffer, aged ; Mr. William-
Ran /3isowned, 6 yrs ; Mr. Speed's Isaac, 5 yrs ; Mr. Shar-
„ aged ; Mr. Surdefield's Duke, aged.
It -„ Hurdle Stakes of 5 sovs. each, with 25 added.
Zr. Itich:,,tanley's Laurie Todd, aged ; Oswell's Peltoy, aged ;
kit 1-I,,r",,s.°as Beppo, aged; Lord Molyneux's. Alderniftv, 6 yrs.
6 ~r• 0. Hai
Sweepstakes of 3 sou. each, with 25 added..
6 '''B; ''sPinal's Polyanthus, 5 yrs; Mr. Stephenson's Spider,
1P1; S•aPtila Lamb's. Manfred, 6 yrs ; Mr. Lucas's Croxteth,
ag1,,,,4°Wn4111. Stanley's Pharaoh, 5 yrs ; Mr. Williamson's The
Dlr. Mr.- Speed's Isaac, 5 yrs ; Mr. Sharrat's Zanga,
The
Surdefiel's The Duke, aged.
114
consacelli! of Westminster and the Earl of Lichfield
-eer Races,--,ekt to become Stewards of the Doncaster St.
The rn

TING APPOINTMENTS.
Charbn" am Hounds on Friday, at Kilkenny.
r, Fr °row,.
eekf etwen, nounds, Frida at the Kennel.
711:11 Inn Rounds, Thursday, at Wineheomb ; Saturday, at
DSI/118;1,11-trriers, Thursday, at the Black Boy—hf.-p. 10.
'r• Can's Hounds), Friday, at White Walls-10.
tn.i 'l4 it_

W-,(s !old iTs'ilsriiiießndenictiinck has, givteenrs utop
th.upilita,ve not hea d stud of__ lon
u 0. . r who will succeed thetbe 11R1 cus ffs
r°sr. d
Anderson.
his Lordship, or whether
Pack Will he continued.
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ihursday last, an inquest was held at Long
/tho, 'f°ll the body of William Hurt, a labourer, aged 50,
.411ist4:;anetderinling,,ering for several days, in consequence of a fall
Bring for
quarrel, expired on Wednesday last.-
2'‘ern Review.
trAtt4W BoRoUGIIS is a singular fact that several
ttillitievr:Zyheich, when close borough's, had no trade or taifie
, since their insertion in schedule A, risen girt-
libraNymfrirera oiargeu bscrity. At one of these,
Whitchurch, in
n a cornd cattle market has just been estf-
mPshire Advertiser.