The Sun.
London, England, 1841-01-16 00:00:00

TftE MARKETS-YESTERDAY

CORN EXCHANGE.
There have been small arrivals of English Grain this
week, but a good quantity of Irish Oats. In the Wheat
trade little done, and prices as on Monday. Barley met a
very slack sale. Oats heavy in disposal, and hardly main•
tained their late value. The Flour trade dull this week.

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home consumption has been selling at 2s 7d to 2kBd. Or
tish Corn Spirits have been in good request at lOs cash.,
OILS.—For common descriptions of Fish Oilo this vice'.
prices have been steady. Pale Seal 331 to 331
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yellow and brown 271 to 31/. Cod 271 10s Southe
25/ 10; to 27l for ordinary and middling, and 61
271 1„,1
to 291 lOs for good and fine. SperM lr,,,
to 106/ for first quality. In Linseed oil floc";
have fa;_len to 27s 6d to 27s 9d. For dein
in the nex: two and three months at 28s to 29; 6*
Rape Oil pr;ces firm, Pale at 46s and brown 'lnl.
Palm 351 for first :mality. East India Cocoa Nut at 283
' for good quality. olive Oil has been in good request%,
TALLOW. _prices im.„:e still a downward tendency. T;
or Petersburgh Yellow Calwyj
demand has been limited ..`
on the spot, and although ho.
on
have accepted 466 ei
to 46s 6d, being a rtduction on last week's to
irf
V 3s 6i per cw , 'till both chandl;7l's and soap-roolo
have purchased only sufficient for th,9ir present *ley
For delivery in the next two and three I.4olltbn the trono
actions have been on a small scale only, a.nd prices Mc(
declined to 46s 6d to 46; 9d. For some sn2BllParceAls,lt
SOT Is America 393 a 45s 61 base been taken 1;or tor/ Awls
to good bright quality. Town Tallow has howes e,r Igie3:,i
air demand. Some small parcels of Tallow haN'e el '-'
been received from the East Indies.

COUNTRY MARKETd.

r Wheat. ,Barley. Oats. 1 Bevnii.

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t'er Quarter.,,', s. to s. !, s. t a. i s. to S. • s. to s.
Bath ....... t.... CO 72 :70 31 24 28 40 60
Blandtbrd ...—.. 56 3 30 33 k.,..t 26 48
Bridport ......... .68
Chant ....,..—...... 58 64 ‘.B n 92 24 ,44 48
Gloucester 56( 428 37 20 `.° °
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Exe' er
Guildford
Newbury .... 5O 6; 27 28 19 30 , ....'' lA,
Reading .....» 41 72 28 :-. 9 '.:O 22 '43
Salisbury ...«' 52 65 26 135 2'2 28 4',', 41 I -
Shtrborne L4 62 30 36 22 30 j 42 1' "...i, .
Shelton Mallet 56 61 32 40 22 28 40 V. 1 ' 0
Oxbridge I 37 43 23 28 —•-• o!
Warminster 1,6 66 31. 41 25 32 148 56 "r_
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Winchester 6O 64 —. ,0"-
t'eovil ,56 (10 30 34 22 30 142 LO
LEEDS CORN MARKET.
Wheat, Norfolk and S uffolk, 6 Ibo.
York. and Lincoln. 601 b.
Barley, Norfolk and Suffolk lls to:r" ;
Yorkshire and Lincolnshire
Grinding
Beans
Oats, l'otatoe
—M eating, For. —d. to—tl Eng. Ild. to 13e. P", 40.
;belling 2Bs. to 21.)s..Pc''

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THE RIO DE LA PLATA•

MONTE VIDEO, OCT, 28.—The French stet'
Tonacrrc came in yesterday from Buenos Ayres, st
she left on Sunday, the 23th ct:rrent. Up to that;
riod no settlement had taken ploce.. though comma
tion between the parties was of daily occurrence. t
Boulognaise had arrived in the inner root.l of the °
hour, but nothing whatever is known of the p"gres
the negotiations. The steamer has brought duvi°,l,6
passengers, chiefly French subjects, and this dries et
like a probability of an amicable settlement being ell'
An ol.d French resident, a man of 70 years of tkg e'fir
Varengot, wo,s assassinated, and his house ona„00,
perty plundered, on the night of the 18th current, "$
circumstances of peculiar barbarity, and this ewe! I,
itself will throw an additional obstruction ,
easy adjustment of the d fferenceiz. It is said (.13,3'0
miral Mackau had given the Gover.ement three let
decide upon his proposals, the term t which vioti
pire yesterday. . . . There is no e eir to-dells,,bdi
fl
the French men-of-war, of which we have; now 104`000-
nineteen vessels of a large class, and ni42o or,ete:lhe
river craft, that I counted this morning, a,Ncl"
miral contemplated immediate hostilities t.\efit)
doubt that all vessels that could navigate t.3°

would be ordered up to Buenos Ayres. .
is stated that Lavelle has returned to the prowl-0
Buenos Ay ns, and taken the towns of San Nic
and San Pedro, putting to the sword all who refillo
surrender. On Sunday morning a human betali
discovered to be fixed to the top of the triun.;ti
ramid which stands in the centre of the plaza
in Buenos Ayres, and heads are carried throurto
streets on the points of lances. The assassi.nati°°oo
been resumed, and I fear may go on to an awf:l.l
should war be declared by the French Admiral;
It is said also that six French officers had beet/
patched by Admiral IVlackau to visit Lavair,e'd
latest letters are towthe 14th Oct, from Buenos 1;190
when no apprehension was el2tertained for the Pert'
safety of Englishmen, and my correspondent re4f
his opinion that with ordinary prudence no 00
man has any just cause to be alarmed ; and if aloo
creme necessity should aiise, subjects 0,4
always find an asylum on board the DritiSh
rp
war now lying at Buenos Ayres.

THE DOUR,O QUESTION;

MADRID, JAN. 4, 1841.—Tne anwnded cods 5.4
gulations for free navigation of the river I.)ourer beehil
the former one had been agreed upon ao,d
1836, by the Commissioners Trubrecht and Can'Tlil?
on behalf of this country, and Messrs. j3raga aoal,
two wealthy Oporto merchants, on that of Plc
was only concluded and signed at Lisbon by 1!
Creus and Blanco on the one side, and Ma's
Ferreira on the other, on the day prexious to the 01
of the Portuguese Cortes, the latter end of last g!,/,,f
the Spanish Charge d'Affaires, Don Carlos Cre:,
ceived the solemn assurance of the King Consort,'
as of the Mnisters, Count de Villareal, aodrige,ciso
atca Magalhacs, and Count de Bomfim, that t`fioll,
should be ratified by her Majesty, without Prollail
submitting it to the approbation of the Le° 00
Chambers, the very moment that the Queen Meol
Spain had sanctioned it. M. Crcus was further', ,
to send an express off to Madrid to convey s°llo-,
surauce, in strict compliance with the pledge °tic ti 7
been given to Spain at the time when M. Percy , 041/
tro so powerfully contributed to bring about L.176t1i,
throw of the Sabrosa Administration on the
November, 1839. M. Creus accordingly scut ),0
attache, M. Areizaga, a son of the General ',60,1
the battle of Ocana during the Peninsular war,f,;ol7o!
rier, to Madrid, in order to obtain the ratifieat'';,-
Government to the said " revised regulatioas',A'
proved that great duplicity was at that rlq-011117,1
use of by the Portuguese Government. '140,1
can be more removed from my intention t...7f#015;
sanction the late hasty proceedings of the 'or ry,
Government towards the neighbouring nation, I,g tr,'
harsh terms-in which the last note presented.," 9'
Charge d'Affairer, Vin e;ra, now in Madrltify
couched. Neither can 1 admire the hostile leiu./041'
ticks inserted in the official journal, the. GrIL
Mad? id, inithe early part of last month on '''-nor
subject ; but it is but fair that the Britisis
should be in possession of the whole, not of °.entieri
tion, of the facts. Fully convinced do I e°°iti.taji
be, that force of arms will not be resort„.euodin
spite of the persevering manner in which the ogIO
journals urge the Regency, for the sake of Oe.
chgrity, to the immediate invasion of Portugal' 111,1
The ultra Progresislas consider that the in°,,gbethf
question which the Cortes will have to deciders, "rete,r
the Regency shall be inviolable like the Sole tt
whether it shall be appointed for the abbe
of her Majesty's minority, or only during t'4
sure of the Chambers ? and lastly, whether 'or Poi
be intrusted to one person, or to three lerl
indiviiiials ? It is said that General Ellarter-illF4l
towards its being confined to one man, but he lb
few of his political friends willing to coincide tiovii
in this respect; as to the Infante Don Fran7,oll
Paula, he does not appear to be thought of 171 7,00 t"
ferent political parties, so that it amounts to on'il
certainty that he will not- be named either as s-
gent or as member of the Regency. Crs'o
The irregularity in paying the servants of Of,
—of only issuing out to them four or five nioatP‘orols,
the year—is necessarily productive of the. 1n°11‘t,40_,..1
ous consequences ; it tempts them to receive v—rts
well as to plunder the State, when they have troilio
of doing so, more particularly if they have a lioto„ir
support. This crying evil extends to the 016
i01:01
—to those who ought to be the most. imparlold
pensers of justice, and there are few who ee°
against temptation.
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Ca
pri d.
BRUSSELS, JAN. 13.—The average ',
wheat last week was 181. 95e., and that of

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REGISTER STOVES, 3 ft. wide, 041;9
Poles for Window Curtains, Is. Bd. per foot. --' ItegTer ,0"
B€l. per inch ; elliptic stoves, 4d. per, finch ; reg,rn-reV;
with bright fronts, bright and black' tars, bronze",:dia jr •
loos. ; brass poles for window' curtains, i"e7 frir
Is. 3d. per foot • 2 incheaeh. ;a 2 inch re' for 'OO
inches long, with ends, rings, and brackets, cemPlete'Artic
Catalogues gratis, containing the price of 041
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iroongery.
nmIPPON ste,o
R and BURTON, Wells-street, Oxfor rC
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BIRTHS. the
At Park Village West, Regent's Park, on -Friday'
inst.. the wife of James Wyld, Esq., of a daughter.
too
On the 9th inst„ Mrs. T. Teape, of a son.
„.bO4 „
On the 12th inst., at Cambridge •street, Culula'r ol"
Mrs. C. S. Drewry, of a daughter.
On the 13th inst., at Clapham Lodge, Mrs. •••
daughter.
On the 13th inst , in Russell.square, the lady or C' S'°/
Esq., of a daughter.
MARRIED. c..rb° Csir
On the Ist inst., in the Island ofJersey, Mr. J ~,,,e late, rpet
to Miss Elizabeth Adel. ide Stewart, daughter cc
tain W. Stewart, formerly Town Major of the slam
On the 12th inst., at Skirbeck Church, Sir A1360000'
onlylinghcahmi
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oßfaHrt.. ;ColfarCkaes,tlEe
sciß.e,lloinf gwhaz,
slkriertlael, trlouse:.",/
colnshire.
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DIED. , ughter °
On the 10th inst., at Walthamstow, Jane. tbs
Hall, Esq. • MOW"
On the 11th inst., at the Rectory, 'Margaret 31a
of
wife of di* Rev. T. Moseley, Rector of St. 31' f
mingham
th. ha°'
On e 30th ult., at Florence, Lieutenant Pap4,st
Royal Horse Artillery, aged 28. era, f 1191" 11F
the
On the 9th of November, at Mussnrie, near
the b.°l
Lieutenant-Colonel George John Shadwell, vice.
94"
Daine°!,loo'
cßeel lgoirmoefn
On the 30th ult at Naples, John- Aliddictr of
England.t Native Cavalry, younger brother of
fourth son of the 'late Rev. J. J. Barnes, V '''r
LukUwo iyl4o:0 ;0
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