The Sun.
London, England, 1833-09-11 00:00:00

CORN EXCHANGE.

The wind having been contrary, the supplies reported today
are small. There was very little fine Wheat left from Monday,
and such sold at last quotations. In other Grain no variation.
Flour as last reported.

Wheat.
English 1,806 qrs.
Irish -
Foreign 6,000

ARRIVAL*.
Barley.
16G qrs.

Oats. Flour.
7t,0 qrs. 1,700 sacks
1,009

Mr. O'CONNELL.—The Hon. Member
has accepted the invitation of the citizens of Cork to a
public dinner, but no day is yet named on which it is to
take place, Mr. O'Connell wishing it to be at some
distant day, in order that, " after nearly seven month.; of
e sweets
close and unremitting labour," he might enjoy tr'
of home and calm repose before he ventures fr the " festive
board."

Grosvenor-square is blocked up with immense
piles of granite, preparatory '',,o macadamizing the whole
district.

The Duke of Devonshire has forwarded the
sum of 100/. be distributed amongst the wives of the
men who killed in the Red Soil Mine on Monday last.
TI-Lie Hon. Mr. Greville arrived off Brighton
some days since in his yacht the Xarigi, so named after
the heroine of the celebrated Spanish ballad. He
had just returned from a lengthened cruise amongst the
West Indian islands.

In the Gazette of last night a reward of
100/. is offered for the person or persons concerned in the
robbery and ill-treatment of Joseph Cash, publican, of
Newton, near Manchester, of which injuries he died a few
days after, (except the person who actually committed the
same).

Lord Ebrington passed several days at Bristol
last week. On Thursday his Lordship was joined by his
two sons, and paid a visit to his Grace the Duke of Beau-
fort, at Badminton, in Gloucestershire. On Friday his
Lordship and his sons embarked on board a steam packet
for Ireland.

The Lord Chancellor, accompanied by his
brother, James Brougham, Esq., M.P. for Kendpi, ar-
rived at Brougham nail on Monday afternoon last.—
Carlisle Patriot.

Lord Auckland, with the Hon. Misses
Eden, Mr. St. George, and family, &c., embark this
morning, on board the General Steam Navigation Com-
pany's mail packet the Attwood, for Rotterdam.
TITHE QUESTION.—The proprietors of the
tithes of the parish of Llanrhidian, in this county, have
filed 16 bills against the farmers of that parish !—The
Cambrian.

By a decision of the Wirtemberg Chamber of
Dquties, in a general sitting, the salary of the Minister
for Foreign Affairs is reduced to 6,500 florins (about six
thousand pounds.) In this sum, however, are not in-
cluded the expenses occasioned by diplomatic entertain-
ments. The Chamber has also reduced the salaries of
Ambassadors, and requested the Government to abolish
diplomatic presents.
The Earl of Eglinton, it is said, will give a
grand entertainment at Eglinton Castle, on the occasion of
his Lordship's attaining his majority on the 30th of this
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The Rev. Dr. ENGLAND, Archdeacon of
Dorset, on Monday last presented to the Lord Bishop of
BRISTOL a handsome piece of plate, voted by the clergy
of Dorset to the Right Rev. Prelate, as a testimony of
their respect for the amiable qualities of their Diocesan ;
as well as of their high admiration of his conduct during
the disgraceful riots at Bristol en Sunday October 30,
1631.

DUBLIN, SEPT. 7.—The Marchioness of
Anglesey and the Ladies Paget removed yesterday from
Kingstown to the Vice-regal Lodge.
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NEW CITA, CLUB HOUSE.—The facade of
this building, erected on the site of the old South Sea
Hou
se in
nßroad-street, is now complete, and presents a
handsome
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front.
Vtidi
e are Forry to hear that, owing to the de-
pressed state of the sugar refining business, a number, if
not the whole, of the sugar houses in Greenock are pre-
paring to shut up,..—. Glasgow Chronicle.
The Bishop of DURHAM has appointed the
Rev. !Rion JAMES Rose, 13. D., late Vellow of Trinity
College, Cambridge, to the Professorship. of Divinity in
the University of Dtirliap.---/jurhatzt
So cold was it on Monday last that ice was
seen in the neighbourhood of this city—a most remarkable
circumstaoee ;O early in autumn. The Aurora Borealis
was seen in this neighbourhood a few nights since, stretch-
ing from N.W. to N.E. Its appearance thus early is
thought to indicate the approach of a severe winter."...
Carlisle Patriot.