The Sun.
London, England, 1841-05-15 00:00:00

COUNTRY MARKETS.

Wheat.

Oats.- deans.

Per Quarter.l s. to S.
Bath
glandfurd 52 62
3ridport 68
Chard 58 62
Exeter
Oloucester 56 68
ageetrawidldbinufogrryd..................7
506182
76721
Salisbury 52 62
Sherborne 54 58
SheptonMallet 54 61
Uxbridge
Warminster., 45 63
Winchester 45 66
(cord. 148 56 12i 34 'A 24 42 ;,0
LEEDS CORN MARKET.
Norfolk and Suffolk,
................•.. 584. to 6;5.1
York. and Lincoln. 60Ib. b..... •••
a
Norfolk and
................
Yorkshire and Lincolnshire
Grinding .
2 5.. to .o 21.: I
nate, Potatoe
Beans ............................. 631 b.
4helling,J
—Nlealing, For.—d. to—ti ..........Eng. Eng. 11%.1. 21s. tol.ele2B;tleetarde
DEVIZES CORN MARKET.
Per Sack, s. d. 3. d. Per Qum ter. a. d. s. d.
lirst Wheat 29 OtoLO 0 Oats to 28
Second
Third ........... 0 24 6 Beans (per sack) lB 0 25 0
................ 22 0 :5 01, lour (per bag) — 0 44
dsrley ................ 28 0 3.1 0 Bread (pergallon! 1 I 0

PP .t,.

8. to S. S. to S. S. to 8.
,
30 40 25 35 44 50
31 32 :13 26 48

8. to a.
40 t 6

Wheat,

22 32 4. 26 3; 42
27 34 21 Yd 40
25 32 21 32 140 50
80 35 24 30 HO 45
26 34 24 32 H 36 4r.
26 36 20 30 4O 45
27 34 20 '4O 50
28 31 24 29 40 42
28 :36 21 26 36 50
37 43 21 28
39 25 27 40 45

40 42

3B 41
41
38 42
38 411

40 50

53rley,

CHELTENHA
Per Bushel. s. d. to s. d, d. t, d.
Wheat
7 0 9 0 8eef.................. ......... 7 8
barley 3 0 4 3 lilatton
Oats 3 0 3 9 Veal
Beans •
'tease 5 0 8 0 Lamb lO 12
Hay 4t. las. to 5/. Os. 00. per ton.
CHELMSFORD 141...RKET.
Whoat, White GO to 70 Oats 93 to 30
Red
Barley 32 35 White
Chevalier 15 3ti Beans, Tick 3l 4:3
Grinding
CANTERBURI MARKET.
Wheat, white.--...... Ns. to 155........ 01d........... _s. to —s
red.—..... 58s. to 645...... 01d....,,.,,. ....$. to —s
Barley, Malting...... `lig. to 3?5.......... Grinding.. —s. to --s•
Oats —....—..........-- 245. to 285...... 01.41--...... —s. to ....s.
Beans 10.,........111004.4.00 ws to 405...... 01d—....... --s. to b.
Pease ...............—.............425. to —5...... Grey......, 393. to

M MARKETS.
Per lb.

ACCIDENT TO MR. CLARKsON IN HYDE"
PARK.—On Wednesday evening an accident, which had nigh
been attended with serious consequences, occurred to Mr.
Clarkson, the barrister, while returning from town to his re.i-
dence, No. 12, Leonard-place, Kensington. It appears that
while proceeding on horseback along tht green-ride leading to
the Kensington-gate of Hyde-park, his horse, which was very
fresh, became unmanageable, and ran away with the Learned
Gentleman, who, finding himself unable to controul the ani-
mal, to avoid coming in contact with the trees, unhorsed him-
self, and, falling with considerable :orce on the grass, dislocated
herreported
his right shoulder. He, however, managed to walk to the sur-
gery of Messrs. Merriman, in Kensington-square, where it was
reduced by Mr. Perham, and Mr. Clarkson ; he then D oa-
a fabric, that
seeded home, and we are happy to learn, is doing well. • r-..
manufactureir of it,
THE SPITALFIELDS BALL. It is
that the dress to be worn on the above occasion b
employed several operatives in thearr
Highness the Duchess of Kent, is of so costly a yf Royal
night and day, fot the la month. The
it has
forthcoming ball are of toe most splendid de arrangements for the
expected that the assemblage of rank and fashion and it is
considerable. The Queen will appear its state:" will be most

! 111NEI' 111 A aI( V: T. Ind CITY Nl4; WS.
Pann THE SIM:MING PAPERS OF TE,TERDAT.
; CHRONICLE.--The funds di-played :bore firim.ess tc-day
although the demand tor nl..un•r std.; continues in the Stock
Exchange.

The effect which the eli.e ion oflspartero to the sole Regency
of `lain would produce in Spanish finance has not as yet had
time to operate. The proceedings, however, are extremely
creditable iii the Spanish people, evincing great prudence and
moderation under trying circumstances. Arguelles is one of
the higheA families in the ,Asturias, and*exiremely popular.
The first vote in favour of a single Regency appears to have
been carried by a majority of seventeen. The next, which
was between Esyariero and Arguelles, was carried by a
majority of seventy-six in favour of the former, the numbers
being 179 and 10.

lIIIES.Tbe inquiry into banking affairs
.by.the Select
Committee of the House of Commons appears to have been
brought-to an abrupt termination After examining one wit-
ness on behalf of the Bank of Ireland; and another from the
P. ovincial Bank of Ireland, it is understood that they have
now adjourned sine die for the Chairman to prepare a report.
In what degree this can be justified by the completeness of the
evidence la d Lel° e them can only be ascertained when that
evidence al4wars in print, but it is strongly suspected in
the City that:in the main object of the inquiry—viz , the
caure of the pressures and panics in the Money Market,
and the proper remedy for them, little if any progress has
been made in the present session ; and hence it:is a, fcipated
th d this committee, like many which have preceded it, vi
tu•n out to be a complete failure. This would be, perhaps,
th • conclusion gem-rally dray, n, taking into account the cha-
racter and constitution of the Committee and the names of the
witnesses examined, but it is lamentable to state, as the almost
universal belief. that this hasty termimtion of the proceedings
of the Committee, and disappointment, as it most. likely must
be, of the whole trading merest. are the result of the:present
contest of parties, occupying, as it does, the almost undivided
attention of the members of the Legislature, and to which, as
usually Irppens in such cases, the puhl.c good is sacrificed.
The English stocks were quiet, and there was no .alteration
in prices exiept in Exchequer bills, which, in consequence of
money beMg yet in some demand at 5 per cent., declined Is.

HIGLI w..,TER AT LONDON BRIDGE THIS DAY.
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