The Sun.
London, England, 1840-11-02 00:00:00

THE MARKETS.-(THTS PAY.)

Wt!ekS all Gram were small, ard
of Irish Oats considerable. The fresh supplies of all sorts
of Corn were moderate. Wheat, both English and Fo-
reign, met a slack demand at last quotations. Barley of
no change. Old Beans firm; New rather dearer. Beil;
ing Pease 2s. per quarter cheaper, and Grey a' las`
stated Old Oats nearly maintain their value; New de"
clined Is. per qr. since last Monday, but were not lower
than on Friday. Flour as last reported.

PRICES ON BOARD OF SFIP
Wheat, Red (old) tiSs. Beans, Small (new) ......... 49,0 415"
—White (old) tO.;. 735. — (old) ..... "-
38 39'
—Red l 840) .565. 6Ps. 'rick (new) ..... 44,
----- Fine i, s. Ms. (old) ........•40s
Superfine 6:•s. -- Harrow elm) ...... 4b04:
44.74
—White (le-11)...,555. 635. ---- old) ....... ,
------- vine

-- Superfine 6.25. -.3;. I Oats, Feed. .................... 04,
--- Foreigufree -- New . ............
Ityt 388. 411 s. - Poland ..................=5;.
458.268'

13:irlcy 30s. 336
- s Spy,
Grinding New . .........
- Malting
Malt Bs.:3 - Potato ...............
40s. ---e)Yevr .... 2630-.•
- Scorn .................... 176.0.
,1113.

Fine New (3.. ii4s. Irish ............. - • ••• :ries.
Pease, Grey, New 3-1, 40s. Flour Town (per sack).. ..4;',' 50,
Maple New 41.. 43.. —. Seconds ...............51%5,. ,
bo•
--- White 4Js. 42i. ---Nwrth Country— af,
Boilers 425. 455. Bran... ......................... 115.
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ARRIVALS OF GRAIN IN LONDON DURING LAST WEI;jI.
%N,heat. Barley. (h Flora.. '4 sit°
English
lrish -
~ •,6 bru.
F.reign -

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SMITHFIELD MARKET.
The supply of Beef was good, and trade moderately brick,
Veal
Mutton rather higher, the supply being scarce. ti
demand, and prices on the rise. Pork heavy sale. Bereft
3,539 Sheep, 21.210 ; Pigs, 614 ; Calves, 104. ve-d:
3s. 4d. to 4s. 6d. ; Mutton, Bs. Bd, to 53. ; Veal, 31. -
to ss. 2d. ; Pork, 3s. Bd. to' ss. Bd.
TEA MARKET. otr.
The demand for Free Trade was dull, and so raw
chases have been made that prices were almost noloinsild:
The speculative price of Company's Congou was 2'
per lb., which found buyers.
TALLOW MARKET. ,th
The demand very limited for Russian Tallow, "s'"-A to
the spot and for arrival, but holders were not dispostie of
submit to any further reduction. 518. was the e
P. Y. C. for immediate delivery.
HOP MARKET. nricei
There was a good demand for fine Haps, and fuivii, so
were paid. Common kinds hung heavily- on band' v-
reduction could be quoted.

LLO YD'S SHIPPIN PAY./
iteP
LONDON, Nov. 2.—lt comnenced blowing b3l%* eA
day evening, with heavy rain at times, and increase 1`
gale from the eastward at midnight, but moderated tothorlf
the morning. Wind this day at noon, moderate so
tl—
and fine. •••
DEAL, OCT. 31, AND Nov. I.—Wind S. S. E..; st"„,-
Arrived the Queen, from St. John's, New j 11";
Sailed the Berkshire, Morris, Port Philip; Nal.' Sete
Nelson, Hobart Town ; British Queen, Robertsn',oo-
- ; Montrose, Wilson, Lisbon, &c. ; Premiert,dockt
ing, Sydney, New South Wales; Donna POSCOV3 Ott •
Bombay - the packet Sherling, Cape of Good leo•
Ralph gernal, Bridges, Jamaica , Miranda, Solee'r,",,,a
tigua ; Natchez, Snow, New Orleans ;
New Zealand. w. 1'
William PI/ 9

PORTSMOUTHT. 31. Wind S. t
ditto.—Arrived; the Rapid, Backlemon,o
from Jac°l,"-1 silga
leaky, and sailed for Cowes, bound to Morsellleskj
ales;
the Gourti, Bowman, for Sydney, New South piker
Dronesia Catherina, Gordon, Batavia Favourite, "-au.
South Seas ; her Majesty's ship Hecate,;
SOUTHAMPTON, Nov. I.—Arrived Mediterralev
for the Mauritius. for
DovEr4, Nov. 30.—Off port the Potomac, Berri'
Baltimore. g W • Si'
FALMOUTH, OCT. 30.—Wind S.W. to -•-•lo,noVet
S. to S. W., strong breezes.—Arrived the osi
Dandier, from Odessa, with cargo shifted and Silber"
theeliancet*
damaged ; Norden. Anderton, Constantinople ; otbr
force, Wilson, Gibralter, left 23d inst., Cadiz'
Lisbon, 25th, Oporto, 27th, and Vigo, 25th.

BELGIUM.
S
BRUSSELS, OCT. 31. "the King has recelea tb.
anew
t, letter by which the Emperor Don Pedro II• annLlithe
to his Majesty that having been declared of a", 7J last
Legislative Chambers, he had on the 23d of "Jlll
taken the oath as Constitutional Emperor and Per`
tual defender of Brazil. aril
The diplomatic mission of M. de Strassart is pearl'
ended. The King of Sardinia, after having give°l4l,oS
his final audience, sent him a magnificent W
adorned with his portrait. M. de Hassart ie,
to Brussels about the 25th of November ;be bag for
pains to make himself thoroughly acquainted lint" to
commercial relations which may be advantageous
both countries. f the
The damage done by the fire at the old palace ° tf•
Prince of Orange is estimated at on:y 3,000 frlue, -
There were no important papers nor furniture of 0
What it contained is for the most part saved. y
BRUGES, OCT. 28.—Last Tuesday, to° -d° re'
English ladies abjured the errors of their sect, aa
turned within the pale of the Holy Catholic Cbu'de
They were baptised in the convent of the APL,5it :
where they had been instructed in the mysterieswawir
faith. On the following day they were conitrite
the Bishop.

COURT CIRCULAR.
WINDSOR, SUNDAY.—Her Majesty and Priv° AI.
bert and the Royal Household attended Divin"be
vice this morning, in the private chapel withinnto,
Castle. The Rev. Dr. Short officiated. The din
party Doctor will have the honour of joining the Royal "-13
party this evening.
,eA
The Queen and Prince Albert walked in the
gardens yesterday forenoon. In the afternoon berost
jesty and his Royal Highness drove out in a rood
phaeton, attended by the usual Suite in carriages
on horseback, into the park.
The Dowager Countess of Sefton, and Capyes'Molyneux took their departure from the lor
terday morning, as did the Earl of Aboyoo,
nem' Alava.
11 ba°
Mr. and Mrs. Ha,cowt of St. Leonard's .-i-Aotle,
th ehonour of joinin4 th.: Royal Circle at the
at dinner, last evening.
Cot
The Duchess of Gloucester and the Duke -f id -
Encro
bridge attended Divine Service yesterday
Grosvenor Chapel, South Audley-street. • it the
The Duke of Cambridge honoured with a 'loon'
Royal Military Asylum at Chelsea yesterday Atte. di.'
Mr. Holmes, M.P., and the Rev. Dr. Jacob, al3st tbio
terviews with Lord John Russell on Saturday' ,
Colonial office. h Pr:
Despatches for the Governor of Malta, for th for h
High Commissioner of the lonian Islands, eye°
Governor of Gibraltar, were sent off on Saturday
in[ from the Colonial-office. Wags
The Dowager Lady Holland has left 13011501'
Kensington, for West Hill.

ARISTOCRATIC GOVERNMENT of le;of 1
ARMY.-There is a whisper in the militarY c,itc erveg:
case, which, if well authenticated, will admirabq,sbo tl3
elucidate our view of the aristocratic influences 011b-evi
government of the army. It is said that the nel„ eat,-
grand-nephew of the real Commanders-in-Cbie4A-by "'e,
tern in a dragoon regiment, has been pertni!itc„-r °Pe;
gialntir eaodrnrestdfieeeadrnG:ot, ueotatredi
nsasnas
btcdoli
co stnehh
of
mfth
nobility,i stloeua nve ael
uridsoetdfo crai riebeacsttedi cncf
rm:oeoamin:dtrirai
0:11
fd" lahrta
se r
iboeeti
tors I-Examiner. of the
An absurd story has appeared in sonleir,oahn,"
papers, announcing the death of Mr. Sergeant Jac-here '-
Member for Bandon. We need scarcely say trbfai
not the slightest foundation for the statement.-"'FAsiiiii3O":,
REPRESENTATION OF MAYO AND kJ- vigo-A
-The death of Sir William Brabazon and
has caused a vacancy in the representation of 17.'00
Carlow. Conservatives, we understand, in b°t",, Yer/'
will start. In Mayo there cannot be a chance for CP
and we are hardly sure if one would succeed better:filo ss
low. Sir Samuel O'Malley wilt be returned for "'
a Repealer. „ted,
KILKENNY.—Mr. Hume has commun.- seam'"
a letter addressed to Messrs. Buggey and Hackettlng, DP;
tacks to tae Committee of the late Leinstcr oul,/,;, for -
reasons for not joining Mr. O'Connell is agita/i-u
repeal of the Union. /;
MARRIAGE OF LORD JOHN RUSS° Pies 'll
Cole
is reported that the Noble Secretary for the DsdieS
shortly to be united in marriage with oac of theri f
Elliot, daughter of the Earl of Minto, First La- f,eteu.
Admiralty. Lord John Russell, it will be reectn the
spent some time at Minto Castle, Roxburgbabire,pectei
course of the recent autumn. The cerernonY teS re.
to take place previous to the meeting of per'„a a
Courier. ties
SHOCKING AND FATAL ACCIDENT'
regret to state that a shocking accident, attended/110 0
00s'
results, occurred on Saturday night last, bet
AV
ampton and Titchfield. An inquest in coaseque," Volt'
held on Monday morning, before C. B. Longer°l,,t', boo/
coroner, at the 'Wheat Sheaf Inn, Titcbfield, 00LtsParj bet
of Dr. John Sinclair, Assistant-Surgeon, "; flea hi
Majesty's ship, Excellent, whose (loath was oeess'°-
being thrown from a gig on the night of SaturdaPshirc
24th instant.-Verdict, Accidental Death..-MMP
Independent.
RmAouTnltOedNolin FoOleßrdWA .tros°ll4
said that guns are RtoEPbAe
along the coast, and at the Grand Redoubt aartteil3l:oebtlasil;
of them for tb"
Barn, as an inspection has been mad
pose. -Dover Chronicle.
Said
Ex-KING of Ex-Kind n°f dap",
enteredhpaesnbi
g h foruponthe
e etnhsell
ro cgcytteraare,ey.of Newnbam raclEari
moved to his residP ace'
near Lutterworth, the the Right Hon the re
the Noble Earl having be is
Earl to her
during •es
ready attendane
e upon the Quern DOWiiger ce hi
visits to the met r andt which P'B,j„,wv
°polls, at Bushy, a ,
ed at
Lordship also ' Nor--
°as a seat. Prince Joseph arm
ham on
Monday last, accompanied by his suite.
in twwn to enable
ampton Mercury. • t week
Upwards of 1,400 head of cattle were tas
t.
landed at Maryport, from Ireland.-Carlisle Pctrio
ouw&
ENGLISH llortsEs —A Paris Corresecosid
directs httention to the fact, that large ex
horses arc makinit at thii moment from England. cat)
exports of Frac!,
contractors indee 1, do not hesitate to affirm that te..wbeil
supply 7,000 hot sea from Eugland. George 111::tifeoof
p a te
Prince Regent, lire to Louis XVIII., es ,
_o 01
of his regard strfficient horses to mount two squ,aaviruerey I
Gardes du Corps ; those very horses, it is sat°
the enemy's tanitsiat Waterloo.

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