The Sun.
London, England, 1841-08-26 00:00:00

IRISH MARKETS.
DUBLIN MARKET NOTE for the Wcek ending AUG. 20.

413 Wheat,per barrel lo 5t0ne......
273 liere .....„4, hi stole
0 Barley
527 Oils ......
o Flour, per cwt...., 8 stout...".
392 0atmea1...,,,,,,,.,,,,,, 8 5t0ne......
Sold to Baker. only.
8,772 Cwt. Flour
Average price of Whoat and lour 51. 8.1 per sack.
ReGales of Do. !0,615 Secoll'ia «.ceipts of Flour, 13.309 • Firm..t.......... from 235. Od to ifis Od
.... from 18s. Od, to t.'24 .0.1
Thirds ......., from tOs. Od. t 0,16, Od
. _ _

From
no 0
13 6
en
11 fi

41 0
15 0
0 0
14

Average.
35 9
U q
14 3
13 4

12 6

13 6

12 9

MICE OF SKVAID.
Quarters Loa! ...... 10d. I Halt Quattern ..... 53,
CORK 11 ARKETS.—Aug.
Wheat (per 201t.'3%, ot. W4ll. Ott.luato (per lint. . 11 Od. to 138.0 d
Barley (per 165t.)13 0 16 0 11,10.:r (per cwt ), 11 0 Lt 3 U
Oatmeal (per ..... Pd to I 6 Od
Beef, 4d. to 7d.—Mutton, sd. trb64.—Veal, 4d to 6cl
Pork. 41d. to sd.—Fresh Bonet, 10d. to lld per lb.
PRICE OF BUTTER.

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Second

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Fourth 80 71
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Sixth
CLONMELL 141 A K E'rS•r.Aug. 21.
Pei Cwt.
a• d. ed. sd. a. e.
New Butter 000000 ...118 0 tolo2 0 Hides . utc
Oatmeal.... ...... 0 13 6 Bacon C 4,3 0
Rendersl:tird 0 b 2

re;

flour, Second 0
-liousehold...-- 0

:11 11,1ouraturda. — 0 26 0
34 0I -- Fousths 19 0
Per Barrel.
Rapeseed. ....... 0 —. 0 f Barley ll u 13 0
Bere lO e-gals 0

KILKENNY MAIIKEIS.
Wheat.perbarrel)2Ss Od.to 355. Od. Beef Gres it%
Barley 12 0 15 0 Shaken 0 5 0 8
Vats 14 0 15 0 Pork 1, 4 0 7
Flour (ter bag) 20 0 38 0 C0a1,.,. «.«....... 6 0 7
Buttcr(perewt.) 90 0 MI 0 bresh intros ..... 0 0 1 0
Bacon Pigs 0 0 6 Batt Ditto 0 6 010
Coals 1 0 1 2 Potato:a (per it.) U 9 ti 0

THE WIZARD OF THE NORTH.--We regret
that the performances of this wonderful stranger are drawing
to a close. We have had nothing like them in modern Cities.
All his tricks, and he admits they are tricks, are done with
such admirable address, that the most experienced spectator
cannot discover the secret. He filled the Strand Theatre to
sixty nights—he has filled the Adelphi for a hundred—and but
for the house being engaged, he would fill it for a hundred mere.
The " New Monthly Magazine, which for so
many years past has continued the favourite periodical of all
classes of readers, is about to receive the attraction of a new
series of papers, from the pen of John Poole, Esq., the popular
author o 4. Paul Pry." Few men are better qualified to paint
the scenes of many-coloured life existing in our day than this
amusing writer; and in the career of Phineas Quildy, which
is the quaint title of Air. Poole's work, we are; led to expect
such delineations of character aid society, in a narrative replete
with the mist irrasictible pleasantry, as must give to this ma-
gazine increased claims to the attention of the admirers of
genuine humour.

As the mail was passing, on Sunday last, be-
tween Bordeaux and Toulouse, the horses took fright at
some carts near Toulouse, ran away, dragged the car-
riage over a precipice,' killed the driver and the horses,
and broke the courier's leg. The bags were sent on to
Toulouse, but not till after considerable delay. .
A New York Journal states that a boy hav-
ing got his father's snuff box, indulged so immoderately
in the titillating dust that he sneezed himszlf to pieces.
His remains having been gathered up, a Coroner's In-
quest was held over them, when the enlightened Jury
returned a verdict of " Snuffed out."

A few days ago, a quatrel having arisen between
several of the porters and commissionnaires of the Halle in the
Rue dcs Lavandieres, the parties proceeded to blows, and car-
ried on the fight with such earnest that the inhabitants became
alarmed, and, in order to separate the combatants, threw pails
of water upon them from their windows. The plan was per-
fectly successful; and when some Municipal Guards and Ser-
geants de Ville came up, the combatants were so cooled that
it was net thought necessary to arrest any of them ; but, says
the Commerce, the Sergeants de Ville, resolving not to have
been called out for nothing, drew up a report against the in-
habitants, who had put an end to the affray, for throwing water
into the streets contrary to she municipal regulations.