The Sun.
London, England, 1846-04-06 00:00:00

HOHOUGH HOP rear.RET.

Choice parcels of Hops still coutinueTtiood request, at very fu
prices, )!utall other• kiuds —the supply of which is tolerably good-
are a sluw inquiry, at barely late rates.

woos:.

Since Monday last the imporisofWool Into London have consisted
of 2,372 bales from South Atnerica, `i33 do. from Germany, 98 from
the East Indies, 82 from Russia, 19 from Belgium, and 34 from Italy.
English Wool is a very slow inquiry, on somewhat easier terms.
In foreign and colonial qualities next to nothing is doing.

TALLOW.
There is no alteration in the state of this market. Prices of the
better descriptions of Foreign Tallow arc the same as last week.
Town Tallow has declined Is. 6d. per cwt., in consequcince of the
mild weather.

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AYMAREET .lIEATRE.—On Saturday Mrs. Glover
took her benefit at this theatre, and the admirers of legitimate
comedy assembled in overwhelming numbers to do honour to the
genius of our greatest comic actress. The entertainments consisted
of " the Beggar on Horseback," " A concert," and the comedy of
" the Love Chase," in which last a young lady, understood te be a
thughter and pupil of Mrs. Glover, appeared in the character of
Lydia, and made a most successful and promising debdt.
THE COURT.—WINDSOR, SUNDAY MORNING.—
Agreeably to the Instructions received by Mr. Roberts, the newly
appointed Inspector of Palaces, her Majesty and the Prince Consort,
accompanied by the royal family, wid take their departure from
Buckingham Palace on Wednesday next, for the purpose of spending
the Easter hadays at the Castle. During the sejournoftheexpCeocutertd,
which will not be extended beyond a period of ten days, it is
that her Majesty the Queen Dowager, his Serene Highness the Here-
ditary Prince of Saxe Meiniugen, and several distinguished per-
sonages, will join the the royal and illustrious party at the Castle.
Her Royal Highness the Duchess of Kent will leave Clarence House,
St. James's, for 1'1'0;11110re, on Tuesday or Wednesday next.
The Right Hon. the Speaker of the House of Con:,
mons gave his last Parliamentary entertainment this session, on
Saturday, at his mansbn in Eaton-square. The following noblemen
and gentlemen constituted the dinner circle:—Viscount Alford, Vis-
count Eastnor, Viscount Emlyn, Lord Charles Wellesley, Lord Claud
Hamilton, Hon. William A'Court Holmes, Sir John Trollope, Bart ,
Sir John Rae Reid, Bart., Sir Charles Douglas, Bart., Captain A'Court,
Colonel Reid, Colonel Hugh Baillie, Captain Taylor, Alderman Cope-
land, Alderman Thompson, Mr. Henry Mildmay, Mr. Long, Mr. B.
&afield, Mr. Lockhart, Mr. Barry Baldwia, Mr. Lyall, Mr. Darkly,
Mr. Montagu Gore, Mr. Knight, and Mr. F. H. Dickinson.
Lady (Marks Wellesley. was sately delivered or a son
at Apsley House, at eleven o'clock In the forenoon yesterday.
The remains of the late Hon. Airs. Norton were re-
tnovel privately from Abbeyhtll House, on Wednesday the Ist, to
be interred according to the English ritual, beside those of the late
Baron Norton, in the family mausoleum at Wonersh, near Guildford,
in Surrey.
The Duke of Wellington will leave Apsley House on
Thursday next for Strathtleldsaye, Hants, for the Easter recess.
The Noble and Gallant Duke will not be absent from town beyond
ten days.
_ Lord' and Lady Stanley were to leave Belvoir Castle,
where they have been visiting the Duke of Rutland, on Friday last,
fbr the Earl of Derby's, Knowsley Hall, Lancashire, with the inten-
tion
to pass the holidays with the Noble and Venerable Earl.
Mr. Bonha
who has been' appointed by Sir Robert
m,
Peel theßritish Covsul at Calais, in the room of the late Mr. Mar-
shall, left town last week to enter on the duties of the Consulate.
The Society for the Encouragement of Arts in London
have awarded their silver medal, for a design for cedilla, to Mr.
Henry A. Darbishire, of Greenheys, late pupil of Mr. John E. Gre-
gan, of Manchester.—Manchester Guardian.
Contents of Bells Life in London, of Anril 5 :—Full
particulars of the Glorious Victories in India—the Church : Simony
and Slander—Grievances of Special and Common Jurors—Reviews
of Literature— the Turf- Epsom Spring Meeting—Grand Metropo
litan Handicap —Croxton Park and other Races—Presentation of
Plato to George Payne, Esq.—Chess Games and Problems—lnspiring
Steeple Chases—Magnificent Hunting Runs—the Oxford and Cam-
bridge Boat Race—Piscatorial Sermon, No. VI., by Ephemera—Fly
Fishing—Aquatic Sports and Doings of the Clubs —Pedestrian
Matches—Fistic Battles at Home—Wrestling and Pigeon Shooting.
On Sunday next, April 12 :—The Craven Meeting, by Pegasus—Ana-
lysis of Hunting, No. XlX.—Lord Evergreen and Tuft Hunting—lm-
portant Aquatic Amusements—Salmon Fishing in Norway, &c. &c.
rice of Bell's Life (40 folio columns), -al. On sale all tltl '
Office, 170, Strand.
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SACRED HARMONIC SOCIETY. The annual per-
formance in Passion-week if announced to tako piaci; at &eta
Sian, On IVOneality next.