The Sun.
London, England, 1834-09-19 00:00:00

COLONIAL MARKETS.-( THIS DAY.)

BRITISH PLANTATION Sucsa.—The sales have not exceeded
1,800 hhds. this week, which, :with about 130 hhds. of Barbadoes,
have sold at 575. to 61s. 6d. per cwt.
EAST INDIA SUGAR.—The sales of Mauritius sugar have been
limited. The East India Company's sale of Bengals, of 6,300
bags, went off on Wednesday at from Gd. to Is. per cwt. The
prices are full 2s. higher than those obtained at last sale. By pri-
vate contract, about 300 boxes of white Havannah were sold yes-
terday at 30s. 6d. and 31s:.per ewt. for good middling qualities.
FOREIGN Sena]: s are firm, particularly Havannahs, which are
Gd. to .Is. per cwt. higher.
REFINED SUGARS.—There is some demand for the Prussian
markets, and fine crushed are at 325. per cwt.
COFFEE. —There have been some extensive sales of British
Plantation Coffees, and prices are full 4s. to ss. per cwt. lower.
In East India and Foreign Coffees there is little doing. Ceylons
are 2s. per cwt. higher.

Itt/M.iS in increased demand, at an improvement of %d. to hi.
per gallon.
Cocoa.—British Plantation is higher by 4s. to ss. per cwt. for
Trinadad qualities.
COTTON is in firm demand, but prices arc not higher.
TF.A.—The East India Company's quarterly sale has finished,
and the deliveries are considerable at the late advance in price.
Fu as.—The antumnal sales of Furs have gone off at higher prices.
TALLOW is still at from 445. 3d. to 445. 6d. per cwt.

ROMFORD MARKET.—Sept. 17.
s. it. to s. it. e. it. to ~ 41.
li••ef..
'domino
lAmb 4s. 0.1. • 4s. SO.
Suckling Calves, 1:0s. to Vs ; Quartet old Store Pigs,
_124. to IFs.
Mitch Cows, with their small Calf, 9/. (Is. to 13/ 10s.
Supply moderate, and Mele rather dull

HAILSHAM MARKET—Sept. 17.
Beef 3s. 4d to 4s. Od. Veal 4l. rd. to 4s. cd.
I Mutton 3 6 4 4 Por

I anti)
Supply good; trade with the primest Let somewhat brisk, but other-
wise dull

ARUNDEL MARKET—Sept. 16 • .
Beef
Muttor I 3 4 4 4 Pork 0 0 0 0
Lamb 4s. .2d to . s 4d
Supply moderately good, and trade rather dull.

CHICHESTER MARKET—Sept. i 7.
35.0 d. to 45. Od 1 Veal 4s. 2d. to 4s. &I.
1 3 4 4 2 Pork
Lamb 4s. Md. to ss. 4d.
Supply of b 01 fat and loan st, ck good ; trade with the formei rather
dull, with the latter somewhat brisk, at about stationary prices.

Beef
Mutton

Some time ago, two Wesleyan preachers having
occasion to stop in a town in Wales, determined to preach.
They therefore sent for the town crier to proclaim their inten-
tion, that a congregation might be assembled. The preachers
found it very difficult to make the marterfect in the words he
was to use in making proclamation, but that which puzzled
him most to remember was the word Wesleyan. However he
thought himself at last prepared, and sallied out with his bell
in his hand ; but by the time he had got into the street ho
had again forgotten the principal word in his lesson—ding,
ding, din;—" This is to give notice that two—two— Welsh ,
Lions, are to preach," &c. &c. Curiosity was raised to its
acme—and almost the whole town, young and old, repaired to
the appointed place, to hear the Welsh Lions. Thus the
preachers had tenfold the congregation they would have haclif
the man had announced their intentions in the proper terms.

In June, 1833, a miller received a sabre-cut at a
public-house, which completely amputated his right ear.
Before lie left the house, he picked up the ear from the
ground, and put it into his pocket ; this was in the evening. •
Early the following morning he went to a surgeon, and showed
him the ear, now cold and somewhat crushed. The surgeon
washed the car in spirits and water, and made a new edge to
the wound of the part which the man still possessed, and to
that of the car which he had lost. After accurately fitting the
parts, he kept them together by four stitches, and dressed
them with adhesive plasters, compresses, and an appropriate
bandage. The day after, some of the dressings were re-
moved, in order to make sure that the parts were in contact ;
the point of union was then observed to be red : the patient
was feverish, and had thirst and headache. In eight days
those symptoms disappeared, and the helix began to assume
its vital warmth : the lobular extremity united the first ; the
other parts suppurated, and granulations appeared on the car-
tilages. In a little more than a month the cure was.coniplete :
the patient's right ear was almost in the same condition as the
left, ar.d all that was remarked was an elliptic linear cicatrix
at the point of union.—Medical and Surgical.l“urnal.
HIBERNIAN SABBATH-mAKlNG.—Several Irish
labourers were lately engaged by a farmer at Thurlby, near
Bourn, to cut by piecework a certain number of acres of whem-
eat,.
and to be accommodated with board and lodging- by their
ployer. The Paddies had assiduously redeemed the six days
of the week, of which it is said ‘• thou shalt labour," and when
the, seventh arrived, and they saw their mastertiteake his depar-
ture• A Wesleyan preacher, on his way
for church or chapel, they stole away to field and re-
commenced operations.
from Bourn to Thurlby, observing this profanation of the
Sabbath, lost no time in making it known t 6 Mr. who
replied that he knew nothing of the fact, and if the, Reverend
Gentleman would accompany him to the field, he would then
and there have an opportunity of remonstrating with them on
the impropriety of their conduct. They accordingly, proceeded
together to the spot, and the clergyman poured forth the ana-
themas of the broken law against Sabbath-breaking, at which
exe
the sons of Erin for a time stood astounded; but at length one
ofl heern, ' only l
the holy St. Patrick,
master,
voryk this blessed fine day,
and when we get back to Ireland' b
them
energetically
us go
on withlaim el; B
-- we'll make twenty
, Sabbaths for this one !",.Boston