The Sun.
London, England, 1841-09-16 00:00:00

CORN AVERAGES

GENEItAI, AV ERA (E PRICES OF BRITISH CORN,
For the Week ended 5.:14.10, 18.11,,made IT Itom the Hanna et
the Inspector: .n the dinerent Cities and Fwwni in Englatp4 and

Wales, per imperial Quarter.
Wheat 7ls. "d. Oats
3i3. 101. I Rya

AVERAGES OF THE LAST SIX WEEKS.

W.oc Pnding WHEAT. HARLEY.' OATS. I RYE. DEANS. PgAgi"
41 .'44 0
42 1 43 1
41 3 40 S
43 9 4•4
44 0 45
44 8 44 .

Aug. 7 ... 7U 5 al 6 ' ..',3
14
2I ...
'414
Sept. 3 74 31 1 21
10

9135 ii
6 36 3
7 3l
5I 0 0
1.10 I
6;39 1

•
IMPERIAL• AGGREGATE AVERAGES OF THE SIX WFFICS
I i
Ntwat... ...... 73i. mod.l Oats
Rath: y. 373. 61. Rye

DUTIIS ON FOREIGN coats.
Whcat ls. Od. Oats
I Carley 6s. td. Rye

THE MA
COAL M

LRKETS.
ARK ET.
last market day, 11

Ships arrived since

I. 4
Walls End Stewart's
Walls End Whitwell
Want End Kelloc O3 -
Wall: End West Kelloc .• l6
Walls End Adelaide 1:1
Wails End Barret,
Walls End Brown's Deanery IS -
Walls End Evenwood
Walls End Richardsan'ATeesl7 g
Vt. ai;: Eta Seymour T.e% l7 „•
• Walls End South Durham 1 %
r Wal s End 1 ees
Blythe l3 41
SouthPelton .

Adair's
Buddle's West Hartley 6
I.lolywed Ma n l7 0
New 'ramield Moor l5 0
Old Tanli I.i
South Hartley
Wylam
%Nails End .4040-tn ...
Walls End Heaton lB 0
Walls End Killingworth 17 6
W. E. Braddyll's Hettoa 20 0
.End HaTwell. 0
Walls End Hetton l9 9
Wall: End Lamhton
Walls End Russell's Hetton L 9

COUNTRY CORN MARKETS.

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I'e: re.

Wheat. 1 Harley. I Oats. Beans. I.c, re.
......_ .........:
Per Quarter. s. to s. a. to .. e. to e. a. to e. s;0 a
Moans
.draintiee 52 70 27 31 93 29 31 38 35 4.
3 ighton 69 84 128 33 25 28 4L 43 40 41
Cambridge — fI. 33 21 40 ,
Chiche,ter 62 74 30 34 24 29 44 4e ns .'
Dunmow 53 61 38 37 23 25 33 37 37 4"
Grantham
Grimsby 56 71 29 33 IS 21 36 40 •:,,,
Hailsham 63 79 t:6 30 22 25 37 39 24 ."
Hitchin ,50 73 28 34 I ‘.:2 30 34 45 --,
Ipswich !50 7d 29 :,5 21 26 37 411 36 ,IL
ucwi.'s IC2 6.3 '213 19 ‘..,2 25 34 34 34 f,',.
Lynn ,(3 63 30 34 20 24 •34 :s 34 .'
4taidstone !59 76 :36 • 39 i 26 3.2 38 40
Norwich
Pet worth
Ro in fo rd
Sandwich 62 71 :10 31 28 fin 35 43 33 1;
Tnettord
Wisbcch
Witham BO 70 32 37 i 27 31 37 42 31 39
Yarmouth 160 74 30 32 ,24 30 38 40 'U 4d
1111 E BOROUGH MEETING.—DISTRESS A:4F

33 49
35 40
40 41
53
41
37 43
174 36
36 41
34 SS
3&
3,1 40
40 41S
32
34 41
38 44
37

THE BOROUGH MEETING.—AASTRESS AND
TTIE CORN-LAWS.—A preliminary meeting of the
sitionists was held yesterday in the Boroughreevc '
room, Town /;all, for the purpose of making the nec3s-
sary arrangements for the public meeting of the inha't •
tants to-morrow, on the subject of the present distress,"
state of the population. Ih the absence of the Ma,Ori
the chair was taken by Mr. William Rawson. Sev-'r
gentlemen were appointed a Committee to 'prepare re-
solutions, and a Memorial to her Majesty, and thei
retired to another room for that purpose. On their
rsturn, the resolutions were read, and submitted to
the meeting, and, with some verbal alterations, were
unanimously adopted, as was a draught memorial tO
her Majesty. The first resolution briefly, yet power-
fully, described the various- grievous proofs of wide'
spread suffering and privation which are visible upon
the face of our social condition ; the second, for various.
reasons assigned therein, ascribes this state of distress
mainly to the evil operation of the corn and provision'
laws. The memorial, based upon these resolutions,
adverts to the growing convictions of the peopli:
throughout the country in favour of the abolition of
these restrictive laws, as evinced by the yearly-ineres,g-,
ins number of signatures to petition for their rePet:
respectfully'directs her Majesty's attention to that sib
nificant sign of the tim'. s, the assemblage of 650 gin"-
ters of the Gospel in solemn conf,rence on the Corn -
laws, and their unanimously- declaring those ]aws to be
anti-scriptural and unjust; and concludes by praying
that her Majesty would be graciously pleased not tO
prorogue Parliament until the due deliberation and con-
sideration shall have been given to those passages in the
recent Royal speech having reference to the Corn a.nt
Provision lawS.-11:knrkester Guardian.
DEFAULTERS.—The Alton Telegraph of the
21st ult. says :—" The suit of the State v. William
as one of the Public Works, was tried last week ill
the Sangamon Circuit Court, and resulted in a verdict in
favour of the State for $lO,OOO and upwards.
THE NEW PUBLICATIONS.— We are r 4"
que‘tAl to state, that the following interesting 11.
works have just been published by Mr. Colburn,
Great Marlboro ug'i-Street, and may be had of all book-
sellers :-1. Exc trsions in Normandy, f oas the JJurnal
of a Recent Traveller; edited by F, e lure Shoberl, Esti"
2 vols. small The Midiat d and Southern SP-I'
of E 'gland, by Er. Granville, 2 vols., with 25 i!lustra-
tions, 18s. bo 1)r. Grranvi.le's Guide to the
Spas of Germary, cheaper edition, in 1 thick vol., withmap and 30 illustrations, 123. bound.-4. 'Lie Idler ,
France, by the Countess of Thessington, 2 vols. 8vo,"
5. The Hon. Mrs. Damer's Diary of her Tour in Greece,
TO k ,v, Evvpt, and the Holy Laud, 2 vole, small 81')-P
with. illustrations.-6. Miss Landon's Life, with Lite"
rary lie.nains, edited by Leman Blanchard; Eq., 2
small Bvo.,wit's portrait.-7. The Life of Tetrarch, by
Thomas Campbel', Esq., 2 vols. Bvo., with portraits, Sze'
_B. Three Years in Persia and Koordistan, by Georg°
Fowler, Esq., 2 vole., small Bvo., with illustrations.--9,:
Trollope's Summer in Western France, 2 vols. Bvo., v6;11 •
illustrations.-10. The Personal History of George IN
by the Rev. G. Croly, 2 vols. small Bvo.-11. The Book
without a Name, by Sir Charles and Lady Morgans
2 vols. small Bvo.-12. Swinburne's Letters from the
Courts of Europe, 2 vols. Bvo., With portrait.
[ADVERTISENENT.j
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Rlll7 HS.
On the 11th inst., at Coanaught•place West, the wife of %V.
Coningham, Esq., of a cLughtet.
On the 13th inst., Mrs. Luke James Hansard, of South-
ampton-street, Bloomsbury-square, of a son.
On the 15th inst., the ady of Thomas Brown, Esq., of CJe-
brooke-park; Tunbridge- lwells, of a son.
On the 15th inst., at Hornsev, Mrs. C. Hitchcock, of a 01'
On the 15th inst., Sirs. J. Si. Lce, of a daughter.
On the 15th inst., Sirs. Thomas Maton, of High Holborn/
of a daughter.

MARRIED.
eSfu oslex, to Emma
etnhtifs!
On the 7th inst., at St. Pancras New Church, Robert Chat.,
field,
daughterE sq. ,eot, of
W.
r ea
Derby,th a m House,
Esq ,
snab Maria,
Regents'
urg-street, eg
park.
On the Bth inst., at Milton, near Gravesend, the Rev. 13°'
water James Vernon,
of Wheatley, Oxon, to Harriette AO
Mason, only daughter of the late Henry Hirst, Esq.
ayit
daughterPenson , Vicar of
lateof CRliaenhfiaerldds,
aOmxi
eorn;
Etsz.,ef
Catherine,
East-hill, t
On the 14th inst., at Bamptcn, Oxon, the Rev. John F
wurth, Surrey.
of
On the 14th inst., at Croydon, Edward Stenning, F!4"1" f
Godstone, to Emily, daughter of the late T. Head, Eitl" °•
Croydon.
third
On the 14th inst., at Paddington Church, James, the
son of J. T. Betts, Esq., of Clapham-common, to Mary, ‘-'n
YW"anngdes6-•-
daughter of Lharles M. Woodycr. Esq., of harrow. road.
ur,,
On the 14th inst., at Niintlsich, William Kent, Esq
goon, of her 'Majesty's ship L'Aigle, to ( harlotte, elder
daughter of Richard Deane, Esq.. 13arbadoes.
On the 14th inst , at Boston Church, Edwaid Hodgkins
rill
Esq.. of Doctors' Commons, and of Kilburn, to Sarah,
daughter of William Porter, Esq., of Rochford-tower,
coltishire ; and on the same day, Samuel Brandram Hodg, iteo_
son, Esq., of Greetwell, in the county of Lincoln, to
youngest daughter of W. Porter, Esq.
On the 14th inst., at H.lmpstead Church, .T. M.
Esq., surgeon, or Northampton, to Elizabeth, eldest dau,,hte
of S. Wise, Esq., of Hardingstene, in the same county.
,s 4,
On the 1541 inst., at Christchurch, New ate-street, Geri' ,
seNind son of J. Parnell, Esq., of Bennett-street, St. James st
and Waltham Abbey, Ei•stx, to Jar:e Alice Malvina, youngest
daughter of the late W. King, Esq., of Brixton. C Faire..loth;

DIED.
At abdale House, near Mansfield, Nottinghamshire, Je"
Coke, Esq., aged 65.
At St. Germain, James Charles, eldest son of C. Innis'
Esq., of Euston-square.
relict of
In Queen Anne-street, Cavendifb-square, Judith,
the late Lieutenant-General Nicholson, Hon. East India "n"
pany's service, aged 80.
London : Printed and Published by MURDO YOUNG„ of
Nu. 112, Strand, at The Sun Office, No. 112, StrarAl
the county of Middlesex, Thursday, September 16, 1841.