The Sun.
London, England, 1824-01-30 00:00:00

THE MARKETS.

CORN-EXCHANGE, JAR. 30.
The arrivals are only moderate for this time of the Year.
Wheat, 5200 ; Barley, 5650 ; Oats, 6740; Irish Oats, 1800
quarters ; Flour, 7100 sacks. As the country markets all con-
tinue advancing, more money was demanded to-day for every
article in the corn trade. The prices of Wheat exceed those
of Monday by 2s. to 3s. per quarter, with very little left un-
sold. Barley is Is. per quarter higher. Beans are further ad-
vanced 2s. per quarter. Oats likewise 2s. per quarter dearer
than on Monday.

SMITHFIELD MARKET, JAN. 30.
There was a sufficient supply this morning for a Friday's
market; and in consequence of the weather having changed to
cold, higher prices were demanded for good cattle.
To sink the Offal, per stone of Bib.
Eeef 3; 2,.1 to 4s 2d I Veal
Mutton 33 4d to 4s 4e, I Pork
Lamb Os Od to Os Od.

HAY AND STRAW, PER LOAD.
Hay £4 Os to £5 Os 1 Clover
Straw lBs to £2 Os.

BOW-STREET._(rnis DAY.)
Mary Donovan, a married woman, with a fine
young child in her arms, was brought up in the custody of
herring, the officer, charged with what is termed shop-lifting.
The prosecutor, a linen-draper, of No. 111, Long-acre, having
described the prisoner to have purloined a piece of linen from
his shop, was bound over to prosecute, and the prisoner fully
committed for trial.

A BURGLAR CAUGHT.—The house of Miss
ROWLAND, No. 14, Hanover-street, Hanover-sgnare, was yes-
terday morning broken open between two and three o'clock by
a party of thieves, one of whom was secured and committed
from Marlborough-street in the course of the day. A watchman.
named Sykirk, when passing the house, noticed that one of the
kitchen windows was open, and on calling out and receiving no
answer, he gave an alarm, and sprang his rattle for assistance.
He then saw the glimmering of a light from below, and heard a
noise at the hack of the house. In the mean time another '
watchman came up and remained at the door outside, while the
first watchman entered on tile door being opened. He corn-
menced a search, and discovered a young man named James
Baker alias Ryan secreted in a privy, and on searching hint
found some silver teaspoons, the proporty of Miss Rowland in
his pocket. Another of the robbers escaped through the ad-
joining house, having entered a back window and parsed
through the passage, letting himself out at the front door.
SINGULAR WILL AND FUN ERAL.—Died, in
lastport, Maine, Captain ELI As BATES, aged 52. By his
will ho directed that his body should be inclosed in lead, bound
with hoops of the same, and instead of being committed to the.
earth, to be taken to sea, three miles S.S.W. from Sail Rock,
(West Quoddy-head, and there, at surnise, committed to the
deep, with his face towards the sun; and to insure the com-
pliance of those directions, gave very' considerable legacies to
two persons, on condition that they carry them into full effect,
and they were complied with. lie also directed that the
mourning dress should be dove-silk, with the sun painted on
the left arm, and the plate of his coffin to ".)ear also .the emblem
of the sun, which directions had been followed, He had for
al;out. three' years been unable to walk, owing to a paralytic
6111:.lion.—(Anzerican Paper.)

MARRIED.
Yesterday, Matthew 13e11, Esq., of North p,rixton, to Martha
Martin, only daughter of Ilesketh Martin Davis, .Eaq., of
Leadenhall-street.
Yesterday, at St. George's, Bloomsbury, Geolge. S wayne,
Esq., of Ilenrietta-street, Brunswick-square, to Sophia Varley,
second daughter of the late William Walker, Esq.

DIED.
Yesterday morning, the 29th inst., at he:: ho,i.;z, in
street, Berkeley-square, Jane Jerneys Tynte, widow of the IF..te
John Jerneys Tynte, Esq., in the 86th year of. Le:
On the 28th inst., at Southville-place, Mr:ul,l:c.,;:orth-rme,„
Eliz.he*ll, wife of George Barron, Esq., eldest d;,.:,-,hter of Air.
Barron, Strand, aged 31.
On 11Ionday the 19th instant, at his house, York-place, Clif-
ton, aged 71, the Rev. Thomas Grinfield, the brother of &.e.
late General Grinfield.

On the 27th inst., aged 34, Maria, wife of Mr. Wm. Yam-
ton, Milbank.street, Westminster.
On Wednesday last, at Christchurch, in Hampshire, in his
77th year, Thomas Jeans, Esq., M.D.