The Sun.
London, England, 1833-04-02 00:00:00

PLAICE OF CANDLES.
The price of store Candles, in the retail shops, is as follows
ei:nd les. per doz. 7s. Od. to Ss. Od. Moulds. per dosen.—.9s. lid.

COAL MAR

Per Ton. s. d.
Holywell
Pomo') Windsor IR 0
20 0
Walls End Brown's.. l9 0
Ditto Clarke and 19 6
Walls End G05f0rth......... 21 6
Ditto Killingworth '2O 0
Walls End Newmarclt...— 20 0
Ditto Northumberland.. 19 6
Ditto Peareth l9 0
Walls End Perkins & Co. 19 9
Walls End Riddell's 21 6
Ditto (reshipped) 19 0
Ships arrived since

ET.—April I.
Per Ton. s. d.
Walls End Walker...—. 21 0
Lambton's Primrose 20 6
Walls End Hetton ... 22 6
Walls End Lyons 21
W. E. Russell's Hetton,.. 22 6
Walls End Steieartig...... 29 6
Walls End Adelaide 20 6
Walls End C0rd0n......,. II) 0
W. E South Durham" 19 0
Walls End Tees 22 6
Stone Coal, James and
Aubrey 32 0
Tantleld Trader 19
ast market-day, 33.

NEWCASTLE CORN

MARKET—March 30.

We had a fair show of Wheat from the farmers to-day, with
some coasting supplies during the week, and all qualities were
dull sale, at a trifle lower than last Saturday. Oats heavy, with-
out change in value. A good deal of Barley has been sold dur,
ing the week, but no advance has been obtained in prices. Malt,
except the finest very dull. Little demand now for Grey Pease;
White, if good breakers, ready sale, at 40s. per quarter. Nothing
doing in Beans. South-country fine Flour has sold to.day at
445. per sick; north-country in proportion to quality.
New. Old.
Whc-...t, Northumberland 40s. 545....... —L —s.
-- -, Norfolk and Suffolk-- ....... sos. 008....... -L—s.
Berwick and Scotch ....... 46s. 545....... —s. —a.
----- Foreign
Rye, Norfolk and Suffolk .345 384.....„. .....8., .....,
Foreign .32. 355. ..41...4. lq
Barley, Malting, Norfolk and Sufiblk 265. 32s —s. ...4. 4
Grinding and Feeding 20s. 25. —s. -.s. .0
Malt, Norfolk and Suffillk ...Sos. 56s —s. —a.
Beans, Small ..-b —s. 26s. 2Ss. "_.
--- Tick —s. —s 25g 265. 'ei
Pease, White .35g 38s ...0.....
--- Gray 283 3:33 -s. —s.
Oats, Northumberland, Potatoe 19s 21s. —s. —s.
Feed 16. 114 s. -.41. -.4.
Foreign —s. —s —11......s
Four, Fine (per sack) —B. —6 37s 445, _

CAPTAIN CHANIIER'S LIFE OF A SAILOR.
—A new edition of this work is in the Press, and wilt be
published in a few days. " The Life of a Sailor" has*
seen pronounced by brother officers of the gallant Captains,
engazed in the scenes described, to he one of the most ac-
curate pictures ever furnished of " Service Afhat."
EXECUTIONS IN MULLINGAR.—On Thurs.,
day, at half past on't o'clock, two tnen named DOYLE anet
AIONAGHAN, convicted of seizing arms, cuff-red the ex,
ti ewe sentence of the law. Dovxx declAredAis innocence
of the crime he was about to suffer for. A man, named
SwEENEY, who was to have suffered on Thursday, was
rispied on the 24th (Sunday).—Duldin Morning
Register.
EXECUTION OF FIVE MEN FOR FIRING
wren INTENT TO MURDER.--TULLAMORE, MARCH gt
—PATRICK DOYLE, JAMES DOYLE (brothers), JOAN
CASSIDY, JAMES Monalsort, and GEORGE Kagoax,
wtie hanged yesterday, iu Iront of the new county priqin,
for firing at, and wounding in the arm, with a pistol, one
MICHAEL KIRWAN, near Portarlington. Four of the
atbtve men dechred their innocence on the scaffold. JAMES
DOYLE acknowledged his guilt. They all died with great
Christian resignation; they forgave, and, like their RE-
DEEMER, prayod for their executioner and enemies.--
D .blin Morning Register.
LUNDY FOOTE, ESQ.—The reports relative
to the attack upon this gentleman are so contradictory,
and the affair altogether so mysterious, that we have hither-
Ntooabadstdaiitnioendaflrloimghtventuring
becan thrown n
°lliti:an
ivt'nupon the subject.
upon it, and many
individuals upon the spot persist in attributing the nnfur-
ornate occurrence entirely to accident. We hope most
sincerely such may prove to be the cote ; bat as et we
confess we do not see any ground* for such >< suppt;:it
—Waterford Chronicle,