The Sun.
London, England, 1841-04-15 00:00:00

THE MARKETS.

COAL M
Ships arrived since
d.
Dean's Primrose ls s. 0
Derwent Main 1 ' (3
Molyweil Maw l7 (i
Marley Hill
Xew lanfield Moor 1 6 01
Pontop Windsor
Smith's Polito!) l5 6
Nouth flartley l5 0
Wy Info ..... .... .............
Walls Lid _Pell and Brown 19
Walls EMI Clennell
Walls End Hilda ...... ....~
Walls End Killingworth
Eden Main •l9 6
WAE. firaddyll'sfletton 2l !;
Walls End Hetton 22 S
Walls End Haswel . ... 92 01
Walls End .Lambton
W. E. North Iletton Lyons 19 01

EARKET.
last market day, 21.

F.
Walls End Pemberton ...... 19 9
Walls End Russell's Helton i; 0
..
Walls End Stewart's ......... 0
Walls End Caradoc 2 g
Walls End Cassop .............
Walls F.rd Hartlepool ....••• 9
Walls End.Kelloe .......... 9.
Walls
NV. }:AI
E. Seymour(cbid
e..Hartlepool.. 01:
Walls End Barrett ............ 16
Walls End Evenwood_.. li9
Walls End Gordon ....... 19 6
\Nada End Seymour Tees 6
lValls End Tees Helton •••• 166
Cowper
Fordel Splint ................... ;,/ 0
Ifertley ....................... •••• 6
Stan:ey Main. .............
Victoria Main

COUNTRY CORN MARKETS,

re3o' Wheat. 1 Barley. I Oats. I Beam.
................"
....---_,--... ............-......“.•• ..........,.......,.......!..................m.
Per Quarter. Is.to s. s. to it. •S.to S. a, to S. S' t 0 48
Bgston
Braintree 56 (17 27 35 94 29 35 40. 33 Al
13, ighton 59 66 27 34 24 2,9 ;,9 4.4- PP 40
Cambridge — 63 35 ....+ 23 38 ‘," ..', " 40
Chichester 56 64 28 3 t 22 24 40 48 r 41
lltinniow
Grantham
.3rimsby
„.„'" ' 96
Hails! tam
Hitchin 53 64 110 .37 i 22 30 34 45 --.,,, 41
Ipswich 5l C 6 29 21 26 37 40 Py„ I'6
Lewes 6O 64 30 34 •.'2 23 34 39 :" 40
Lynn 5B h 7 28 33 20 24 36 40 33
~,
Maidstone 59 6 ,
136 :44) 26 34 38 40 --", 40 Norwich
Petworth
,t 40
Rointbrd
Sandwich 56 67 34 43 21 34 23 45 33.,, 44
rnetford
Wisbech ....„. 60 65 23 31 21 :r6 3)) 39 !...f 41
Witham :',l,.
Witham €6 .4•i 434 26 •31 36 40 P„f, 59
rn Varouth 6') 66 131 34 21 30 510 41 Pa
Li VEItPO 0 L CORN MARKET.—ApriI 13. VI
WHEAT, English, White, per 7011). ~5;,,.
-- Red
0
.-..-...".... Scotch, Wtich, ;ma Manx. ... . 6lO '4 9
Irish, White • 7 4 ; 6
Red

44
35 38
35 40
.14 45
37 40
34 39
36 40
33 40
40 42
:0 42
36 44
33 45
39 40
29
36 42
40 41
April 13. ita, al;
, 9s. ad, to tg
▪ 9 4 ; 0
6 10 9
7 4 6
7 2 0
s 6 10
3
2 11. g
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00 . 0
35 1 $
3 10
3 6 495 °
43 0 -,,,
40 0 0
40 0 11 0
41 0 ,` 0
39 0 40 0
47 0 0
▪ 42 0 ‘l•'4, ~4 0
270
tp
35 0 0
33 0 0
47 0 CE

Foreign
OATS, aad Scotch, per 41511'
Irish
- Foreign
l';.int.F.y, English, ,halting, per Imp. quarter
- Seatch and Irish, pet tiOlbs.
- IFGC.,IIIIg
BEANS, English, per Imperial quarter
- Irish, &c.
- Foreign
PEASE, English, per Imperial quarter
-..--- Foreign
FLOUR, English, per 2.S011). •
- Irish
QATV L, English and Irish, per 2401bs
.NDIAN CORN, per 4801 b.
itiz, per Imperial quarter
BALT, per Imperial quarter

Captain William -I-ligginson Duff, to whose 6.
!kit in half murdering a single and unarmed policeillei;
with the aid of three fashiouable companions as dastartVa
as himself, we allded to i our last, is no loner in,
erg
army. Ile appearus to be of eof tho;c featherbed soln'
who enter the army solely for the purpose of wearigg
red coat, and being dubbed " captain." He served ,
short time in the 2:3d Fusiliers and 10th Hussars, and "•}4
probably, good reasons for retiring altogether frorn
army, by the sale of his lieutenant's commission, in 183 e
Lord George Loftus is in pretty much the same category
He entered the Grenadier Guards in September, !•*.7•1;
and quitted the service by the sale of his comnitg9:
(net without a tubstatetld motive, we dare say), in 'IP
cernber, 1839. We may fairly congratulatetheaernY
the tact that these sprigs of fashion can no longer dis-
grace it.—United Service Gazette.
MARRIAGE IN Low LlFE.—Marritd on
day last, John Osmotherley, aged 73, to Ise'.oella Gard
65 ; both of whom have-been for several 'years inmains,
the Alms-houses at Stockton. John ha d had two wives
previously, the last of whom was buriee. a few weeks iincl
but Isabella had only had one husbarel The wedding wad
celebrated with great spirit—rune was in profusion, It!,
when John was rendered inespalel
veteran peckgogue (for John tied been both a mariner tiettio
a schoolmaster) would call epon his new made sPotit,h
come and give him anot)eee kiss, a request with wile
Bella often complied, t.o the no small amusement of the
wedding guests.—T.
dne Mercury. •
OLD LONDV, 3of toddling about, till
N.—One of the most ancient We"
terial representa'.ions ef London which exists, is feund
a manuscript reserved in the British Museum, and reps r
sents the carolvity of the Duke of Orleans in the Tower'
The mane, cript itself, which consists cf the poems_
..Tefinthrue
royal cap',ive, was probably copied in the time elirea•re
VI. ; br,t the illumination purports to represent the Loa-
don
t:led
his
patron
to
don of an earlier date, with its bridge, its lofty-g
cathe-dral, its numerous churches,•
its ga d his patron
der these *ails we may imagine the poOt se
;eeand attendant
have glided, amidst crowded wherr— and the
bargr,s, and the merry sound of song and clarion,
kin
shorts of the people. Often1": bad the e imaginative ki
so. passed between his palace of Westminster and his Tower
of London. But the state was to end in misery, and de-
gradation, and a solitary and mysterious death. The:
Prologue" of Gower, in the true spirit of the romantic
times, tells us of the town which was founded by the
p_iread,
Trogan Brute. Here was the fable which the middle
age minstrels rejoiced in, and which history has borrowed
from poetry without any compromise of her propriela
The en igin of nations must be fabulous ; and If we woeL
penetrate into the dark past, we must be satisfied with r;
torch-light which fable presents to us.—Charles Nni9l't
_London.
•
THE FRENCH STAGE AND THE FR-- h
PEOPLE, EDITED BY THEODORE HOOK, ESQ.—Our Eng"S.
works on the Stage are in general but meagre and sorry.
veto
productions, for the lives and memoirs of English
relate chiefly to sayings and doings amongst thgnige„e7r:o
Far different is the case in France ; for there the tee""alii.
of a closer actor introduce the reader to Court!, to pid
tical characters, high and low, to men the most eminent ad
literature, arts, and science, and abundantly to ladies :04
gentlemen of fashion, constituting the beau monde
'
here is a case in point • for we have an excellent book _we.,
i.
fore us—replete with wit, humour, life, and charaeleo,
with inimitable anecdotes, combining to form a history
very very remarkable persons, who lived in an age as "Maks,
able. M. Fleury, the author of these admirable Irenle%a.
was distinguiseed by his performance of Voltaire's(
pit,
racters, and in the Court of that reigning Monarch of
genius. learning, and of everythipg connected with 0010
ne [ice in literature, and all intellectual pursuits, he ue and
S'oon introduced into the society of all that wag gAlperig•
rich, distinguished, titled, talented, and profligate atter.....Of
His volumes arc full of highly entertaining 111,8;et' etCh
anecdotes of the greatest variety and interest.--.l'—`
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application.

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BIR THS.
On the 14th inst., Mrs. Frederick Yates, of Great George°
street, of a son.
On the 13th inst., at Richmond, the Right lion. Lady Louth

of a son.
On the 11th inst., at Spenithorne, the Hon. Mrs. Stu-
On
benzer, of a son.

MARRIED.
On the 13th inst., at Cheltenham, the 11ev. T. C.
Beils
Fe
Leaver, late Fellow of St. John's College, Oxford, ot atrr
Charlotte, third daughter of Sir John and the Hon. Lady Alor°
On the 13th iust., at Walcot Church, Bath, William Ste-
veils, Esq., of Timberdene, Mickleharn, Surrey, to Georgian3'
only (laughter of James Wapshare, Eso of Bath. of
On the 13th inst., at Drixton Church,, George, eldest son
Q. M. F",(1 , a The Paramon, Blackheath, to Caroline?
only surviving daughter of the late Joseph Baron do Paravieinit
On the 13th inst., at Ccrhampton, Hants, William, seceal`
son of Waiter Long, Esq., and the Right Hon. LadY Mais
Long,o tohfcPlr3ctsihl ainwstH.
aste, lizabeth Hare, oulY child
of the late James Hare Jolliffc, Esq., of Batliford, Somerset....
wood Lucas, Esq., M.D , of Brecon, ani3dieleatcen'efTtr Gagrdinjraensete
Medical Department, to. Charlotte, only daughter of the lale
John Powell, Esq.

DIED.
On
.thell tit inst., at Edinburgh, Mrs. Ranaldson Maedonell,
oe a, fit Glfingarry and Clanranald.
On the 17th of January last. at sea, on his passage to Bon"
bay, Lieut. W. W. Digile, of the East India Companv's
tary Service, the only son of the late H. W. Diggle; Eiq ' o
the Bombay Ci Scrvice
On the 12th iv is
t.,
.Lli7a Jane. wife of Delamark Banks, ESCP
High Sheriff for the county of Kent, aged 33.
On the 13th inst., at Latvford, Essex, R. W. Cox, 175(1.' °n?
of her Majesty's Justices of the Peace arid Deputy-Lieutenant
of the county.

*MOW -Mir;VNIZZAI.- .sieriamieme.oronomiSiteMan.2.ol,l•llll...
London Printed and Punished by MURDO YOUNG,
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the county of lichllesex.—Thursday, April 15, 1841