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

IRISH MARKETS.
DUBLIN MARKET NOTE for the Week emding OCT. 1,

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FASHIONS FOR OCTOBER. .
(Prom the London and Paris Ladies' Magazine._ f
Fashicii I)
Coutils de laine, cachcmires barbaresque, moire a
ttubnn colour, cPndre de roses, pekinets in small stripes,
articulatly violet and black. some in Turkish patterns,
armure perline glace, velours des Indes, &c., are now
taking
.
place of the lighter materials for dress. Re-
ingotes with
peletiues have made their appearance
season ; when of muslin the pelerine is
trimmed with lace, but in foulard, with gimp or
forßilk em'oraidered iu tambour, the embroidery
coa;
ling tunic on the skirt ; the corsage is a
; dresses of lighter materials are generally made
with double skirts, the upper one being embroidered
in silk, chenille, or worsted ; the corsages are in folds
°wr Squares or with draperee, short tight sleeves. In
.caliking dresses the skirts are trimmed with two rows
'" nine, or en tablier, with biais and flounces of a
More than usual width ; the bodies continue to be made
tight, with revers a chale, trimmed with fringe ; some
aro made full at the shoulders and waist, high on the
slicolders, but low in front ; the sleeves continue tight
with • ,
Jockeys trimmed with fringe, or with bouillons
lengthways. For young ladies the prettiest style is a
larvae
of tat-latent', with deep tucks divided by a row of
spots, worked in tambour.
IQ fiehus there are several novelties, the collar giselle
revers, the col a medaillon, and the collars a gerbes,
1" Pretty accompaniments to a silk redingote, forming
stomacher of splendid embroidery, from the
iscftas 'itt to the throat, encircled with lace ; many collars
Adand cannezous are made with inlets of lace and
some closing with gold buttons, or with six small
t7brooches, connecting with a gold chain. Caps
intinue to be made very flat, and almost adhering to
ce cheeks ; the newest are a la Baigocuse a l'ingenue,
t 0 favour
are considered decidedly to be again returning
; those ornamented with cameos are pre-
:ilreai'hut more simple ones are made of tortoiseshell.
441 with gold ; those enriched with diamonds and
rrec,eicos stones are exclusively reserved for full dress.
bawlr of filet are preparing, as also scarfs ; those
ell°'eachemire are fashionable in Paris now ; one or two
ajlteaux base also appeared, one was formed of an
square in full gathers at the throat, and with
'co trimmed all round
with velvet in vandykes, and
ui
faste a
441 withjet out:ens ; another was of the Arnie-
-1 ri form, an entire circle, also trimmed with velvet en
°/e, wlaich finishes in a hood.
Bonnets have taken rather an oval form, and
ire
coot inues ery deep at the ears ; the straight cottage
a in favour, they are frequently almost
vered by the violette of lace, which is attach-
ed to the form by a courcnne of ribbon of the colour of
° bonnet, or demi guirlande of flowers. For autumn
r Zlir, gauze bonnets are lined with satin ; capotes
de
riz are ornamented with demi couronnes of teuilluge 114
velvet, and a ruche at the edge of the bonnet.
Flowers will be in greater variety than ever ; there
nee snowballs in velvet of every colour, beautifully
shaded, wreaths of clematis and roses, with dewdrops ;
and the last novelty is the chute d'EJintier,

N k;I.IIItICAL PREFER LENT.—The R
4'LQO(I has returned from London, after accoinepvl.ish.Dinrg.
?id4t Ittst one of the objects of his mission, having, it is
, been appointed to the Deanery of the Chaperßoyal,
.‘41,e44t by the death of the Rev. Dr. Bryce, Minister of
116 by
The emoluments of the office are, we. believe,
cud between 2001. and 300/. per annum; and w.ne
',-,7111 r(qlaity forgive the Doctor his Sunday travelling,_ in
itZ'.ider.ation of having so comfortable an addition to.hi
1.4 '"lt in view. We trust that Dr. 111'.4eod's clerical
Itt• ,
.• will,
(•liven
notwithstanding what has been said, shows
•`4,ll,oartince on the present occasion.— Glasgow Argu .
r 4 Ile King anti Queen, the Duke and Duchess
°- (Yrkans the Duchess of Nemours, Madame Adelaide,
1)411e4 th' l''rin c s Clementine, left the Palace of Com-
iii Int! on Wednesday,ee s at half-past 12, for the Plateau
4 lvri'l, l. e King and the Duke of Orleans
At°t:.ll,,ted thei‘rvelhealregers. His Majesty, accompanied• by
faras:" Z.I S'Ad t, and attended by anumerous staff, rode to title
of 443 eorbeaulieu, where the troops, amounting
ndo
the -1-1/11,4, had taken up a position under the conai.na
eunivii-eWeu" de Nemours. The evolutions immediately
Poiut& jed, and were followed by the King to different
"ntr ,); ilis Iktajest at one time placing luins.elf in the
resisie -- It squareYformed by one of the regunents to
litskrin4 attack of cavalry. After a sham-fight, which.
wit' ~44 hour, the artily filed off beiore
.the !tang,
itebie ',"(= usual acclamations of Vice le Roz .r. Vive. ti.
ti" , 1.4
.._ On their return to Compiegne, their Majes-
whole of the troops drawn up in
lviiniteti ati°lill4"l 4 tltieheAluiens road, and were again saluted
Pal three cheers, joined b a large body , -
mi me lointhe field.
Nor.eilis.t'ell.:lctio
the Palace
I - • ar •
Palace at four o'clock. The Ministers
, Nance and Commerce, and M. Salvundy,
.the
ltillti(!as4actr to the Court of Spain, the Spanish, Danish,
AusitT''rian, Belgia.i. and Baden resident Ministers,,4 the
teri•tlian Charge d'Atfaires M. Montallo, Baron de Lelia:-
Vi.,:eol'i'ilit3zutnell\•icise.tilbrittlefsesra:lit,he Countess do Chabanne ,
4111
,oilre' 1 elet, Saint Simon, Germiny, Generals. Dar-
which "it'
d"Y.
Thereand Dognereau, arrived in the
was a grand dinner, after
fern-, the Cotirt arljourned to the theatre to witness per-
' 04._nez-L3bytieo.iipany from t''.u.,,Theittre du Gymnase.
ketoun Tuesday last a Young man, named Isaac
raoruin' V9(-)111 to Air. o, was married, and next
irwe .g., was found din bed, by the side of his
•--7-Clsester Courant.

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T FIE MARKETS-I'MS DAY.
CORN EXCHANGE.
The arrivals of all kinds of Grain this week have been mode-
rate► with a good quantity of Flour, coastwise. There being
few buyers of Wheat, prices remained as on Monday.
Barley, Beans, and Peas unaltered. Oats met a good de-
mand, and were rather dearer. Flour found a fair sale at last
quotations.

NEWGATE AND LEADENIIALL.
The supply of meat was rather short, trade was at an advance
Of2d. per stone. Beef, 3s. 4d. to 4t. ; Mutton, 3s. 4d. to
45.4 d. ; Lamb, 43. to ss. ; Veal, 3s. 803. to 4%. Bd. ; Pork,
4s. to ss. Bd. per stone of Blbs. The supplies of Game and
Poultry were rather short. The demand was great, and
prices were rather higher. Eggs in good supply, trade dull,
and prices as last quoted.
COLONIAL MARKET.
_ The Market was firm, and fair purchases were made, both
for home consumption and shipping at full rates. The public
sales were light, but some large parcels of goods were declared
for this and text week. The imports light from all quarters.
TEA MARKET.
The eemand was good, sad prices were firm : Is. I lid. paid
for Company's Congou cash, and Is. I Id. the lowest point of
the market tot free trade Congou.
TALLOW MARKET.
The market was dull, end prices still depressed. P. Y. .
Cand!e on the spot was offered at 465. 6d. per cwt., but with
few buyers. The arrivals large.
WOOL MARKET.
• %Ma demand for English and foreign Wool was good, and full
rates were. paid. The Market wore a firm aspect. The ar-
tiyals keep small.

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817 Wheatiperbattel at stone....
16 :tole.--
I4ere
16 stone—.
412 Barley
62.3 Oats l4 sten!: ..... .
n Fleur, per ewt.
:77 Oatinea --- 8 stone....
Sold to Bakers only.
16,576 Cwt. Moor ....... ..... «•...•..•....•, 0J240 I 22 614
Average price Jt Wheat and 'lour 51, 8d per sack.
Receipts of Flour, 12,149
iFtru: ........ •from 225. Od to 25; Od
Gales of Do. 14.031
heron •••• from 178. Od. to •21a .Od
Tqlrir trom 10s. Od. to 15; Ott
PRICE or
Quarters. [.oat 1 Malt Quat tern
• COltli MARKETS.— Oct. 2
Wheat-(per 20..t.)141 fit. tr.,33 (Id. (per 14st. .., 68.01 to 134.00 ptrley
,(per 160..)11 0 15 0 Ifrks..s (per cwt II 41 a 6. 0
Oatmeal (per Od. to 16s Od
beef, 4d. to 7d.--Aluttnn. sd. 06(t.— Veal, 4d to 6d
Fork. 41d. to sd.—Fresh Buffet, led. to 11d per lb.
PRICE OF ntrrrnft.
To the Merchants.
First Quality ... *O. ....... ••••••• 83. ••••••••-••••••••
Second
......
Third •• ••••••••• ••••••• •••••••••••••"•••••• •• t‘• Fourth •••• •••• •• ~••••••••••• ....... ••• •75 •••••••••••••••••••••,, . ••• r 6
Fifth
• ..... ...... 43
BLONMELL MARKETS.— Oct. 2
Per Cwt.
4. el. s. d. sd. d. :Sew Buttes .F4 Oto 51 C ttdes to 24 0
Oatmeal. 0 12 6 C 46 0
Rendered Lard 0 52 o 0
Per Erg.
Flour, Second ..•... 41 • I •21 0
.----Househokl 0 42 0 1--- tJurths..... 20 0
Per Barrel.
Rapeseed 26 0 01 Barlss
....... 10
..... J 0
KILKENNY MAIKEIS.
Wi.eat.perbarrel)2ls.fkl.to 35..0d. Beefs
4-ier tr..... Os, ed. Os. rd.
Barley 12 0 15 0 Muttc•rl ........... 0 5 o 8 Uat5........ l4 0 , 15 Pork ti 4 0 7
flour (per hag) 26 0 b 8 0 0 6 0 7
BUtter(perowt.) 00 0 100 0 irestt Butter ..... 0 0 1 0
Bacon Pigs .... 0 42 6 Sail Ditto :
0 6 013 Coals. 1 0 1 2 Potatoes ;per fit.) 9 0

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LLOYD'S SHIPPING-(THIS DAY.)
LONDON, OCT. 6. Wind S. to S. W.
STANDGATE CREEK, OCT. S.—Arrived the Thompson,
from Canstantinople.
RAMSGATE, OCT. s.—Arrived the Neia Pruneira, from
Hamburgli for Madeira, with loss of figure head and
eutwater, having been in contact; Indefatigable, Ant-
werp for Singapore ; Himalaya, London for Port Philip.
DEAL, OCT. s.—Wrnd S. W.—Arrived the Eleanor,
from the westward. Arrived from the River, Nunez, for
River Gambia. Put back, the Earl of Durham, for Cal-
cutta ; Albina, Bremen for New Orleans, after being on
shore on Margate Sands.
LIVERPOOL, OCT. s.—Arrived the Columbus, Green,
from Pernambuco, sailed Ist ult. Sailed the Kingston,
for Africa ; Burley; Sydney, New South Wales ; Lu-
neira, St. Vincent ; Columbia, steamer, Halifax ; Isabella,
Malta ; Rambler, Rio Janeira. Off port, Agnes, Gil-
Inour, from Quebec.
bI)VER, OCT. s.—Arrived the Flora, from Bremen for
'°llo Rico, with loss of sails.
PORTSMOUTH, OCT. s.—Wind W. to S.S.W., fresh
Sbreezes and squally.—Arrived the Volunteer, Hull for
ierra Leone, leaky. Sailed the Walmer Castle, for Cal-
cutta.
Wrirmorrir, OCT. S.—Arrived the Sultana, from Rio
Janeiro, and sailed for Antwerp.
• PLYMOUTH, OCT. s.—Wind S.W. strong gales.—
Arrived the Palestine and Alfred, London' for Sydney,
New South Wales ; M'lnroy, Parke, Monte Video.
FALmouTH, OCT. 4.—Wind E.S.E. to S., fresh gales.—
Sailed the Montrose steamer, for Vigo.
CARDII•I, OcT. 3.—Sailed the Monarch, for Syra.
CLYDE. OCT, 4.—Arrived time Ida, Wilson, from St.
John's, New Brunswick ; Sophia, Quebec. Sailed the
Icho, for Jamaica ; Albert and Superb, for Demerara.
DUBLIN, OCT. 3.—Arrived the Amazon, Fife, from
St. John's, New Brunswick.
• SHIELDS, OCT. 3.—Arrived the Thomas Young, from
Quebec ; William Ladd, Wyman, New Orleans.
HULL, OCT. 4.—Arrived the Wilson, from Quebec.