The Sun.
London, England, 1841-06-10 00:00:00

A CARD FOR THE TORIES.

Who opposed the admission of the people of England to po-
litical existence? The Tories.

Who hanged and transported the people ? and who con-
trived the plots fir which they suffered ? Th. Tories.
Whh, durlng the long reign, of George 111., oppressed and
insulted the rople of England? The Tories,
Who opposed, and attempted the destruction of, the Reform
Bill ? The Tories,
Who insulted the Queen publicly, and attempted to do so
even in her very hous'thold ? The Tories, ,
Who opposed the edu'eation.of the children of the rising ge-
neration ? The Tories.

Who insulted the people of England with the term "swinish
multitude ?" The Tories.

Who assisted to carry the Firew Poor-law, and then basely
attempted to make it the means of driving the people into re-
bellion? The Tories.

Who attempted to secure monopoly and robbery under the
cloak of humanity ? The Tories.
Who was it insulted the founders and patrons of Mechanics'
and similar institutions? The Tories.

Who refused inquiry into the well-known scandalous Pen-
sion List? The Tories.

Who refus,cl inquiry into the odious Corn-laws? The Tories.
Who refused the starving labourer, yet claimed for them-
selves, the right to buy in the cheapest mark:t ? The Tories.
People of England, by these things let the Tories be tried
at the hustings.

A GOOD RATER OF TORYISM.

PRICE OF WHEAT AT DANTZIC

AND LONDON.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE SUN:
Bristol, June 3, 1841.

Stu,--You noticed in your Paper of yesterday a table pub-
lished in London, containing the collateral Prices of Wheat at
Berlin and in this country. I have by me a brief abstract, the
result of a similar inquiry, substituting Dantzic fur Berlin :
In 1796 Average Price of Wheat in England 853. 7d.
Dantzic 365. 7d.
England 1139. 61,
Dantzic 525. 9ds
England 1345. 4d.
Dantzic 525. 9d.
England 71s. Gd.
Dantzic 445. 6d.
England 107 s. 11d.
Dantzic 38s. Id.
England 107 s. Od.
Dantzic 655. 2d.
Englansl. 795. ld.
Dantzic ' 325. V.

In 1800

In 1801

In 1802

In 1810

In 1817

In 1519

From this table it appears that the difference between the
highest and lowest prices in both markets, during the period
embraced was—ln Dantzic 325. bd. }per quarter.
In England 625. la
The sudden variation in the price at Dantzic, in the years
1817 and 1819, results from the extraordinary demand occa-
sioned by the dearth in this country from the failure of the
harvest in 1816 ; and in the converse of this, subsequent to
the abundant harvest of 1817. It may be added that the ave-
rage price during the time referred to, was,

In Dantzic 465. 2d.
S
per quartor.
In England 100 s. Od.
Your very obedient servant,

TO THE EDITOR OF THE SUN.

SIR—As you have on a former occasion given publicity to
a letter from me, I trust you will not now refuse to lend a part
of your paper to give publicity to the following :
hectors of Warwickshire ! On a former occasion I took
the liberty of addressing you on the subject of the Corn-laws,
and I lament, that you neglected to act upon advice given with
the best intentions.
Electors of Warwickshire ! A dissolution of Parliament is
near at hand. Allow me to ask if you are satisfied with your
present Members. If I thought you wore I should not now
be addressing you ; but as I an well aware that a great num-
ber of electors are very much dissatisfied with them, I take
the liberty of again tendering a little advice.
Shakspeare says "There is a tide in the affairs of men which,
if taken at the turn, leads on to fortune." Electors--The tide
is now in your favour, and it remains with yon to avail your-
selves of the opportunity. Will you again return such men
as Shirley and Mordaunt ?—Men without a spark of enthu-
siasm—men who are fit only to sit in a lady's drawing-room,
and fondle their lap-dogs—men who ever since they have sat
in the House have never once opened their mouths to say a
single word for their country. Men of Warwickshire ! I ex-
pect better things of you. Why not return Mr. Bolton King ?
—a man who has been tried, and is at all events better than
the others. But perhaps you will say he intends contesting
Warwick, so he may, but if he does is he not sure to oust a
Liberal ? The Castle interest is much increased of late, there-
fore it must be rash, to say the least of it, to weaken the
Liberal interest by dividing it.
Electors of the Borough and County of Warwick !—Return
no man who will not pledge himself to support a repeal of
the Corn-laws—and remember that at the ensuing struggle
" England expects every man to do his duty."
I am, Sir, your most obedient servant,
Warwick, June 7, ie4t. H. H. F.

CORN AVERA GEN.
GENERAL AVERAGE PRICES OF RRITISIi CORN,
Far the Week ended Jane 9, 1841, made up from thro Returns of
the Inspector; in the different Cities and 'Pewils in England anal
Wales, per Imperial Quarter.
Wheat......... figs. 4d. Oats
Barley Os. 7d. 1 Rye ..... 553. 40 i Pease 338. Ed.

AVERAGES OF THE LAST SIX WEEKS.

Week ending! WhIrEAT. ,OARLIV(.I OATS. I RYE. ' BRANS. PE.1.911

April3o
May 7
14
21
28
June 4 ......

63 8 31 8 23 0 35 0, 38 7 3S 1
63 2 31 7 22 5 3.5 10 i3b 7 34 3
62 5 :31 2 22 7 31 8 3,1 5 37 9
61 6 31 9 V 2 8 33 3 3.3 2 31 5
(1l 6 al 0 122 4 :1 7 33 4 38 0
02 4 29 7 22 4135 4i 38 3,36 9.

IMPERIAL AGGREGATE AVERAGILS OF THE SIX iv'tylCs
Wheat fi2s 51. Oats :t).. Pd. I Beans ‘l,:s 5d
Barley.,

DUTILS OW FORWIGN CORN.

Wheat 24e. Bd. Oata
Barley lts. 10d. I Rye