The Sun.
London, England, 1833-05-09 00:00:00

COMMON PLEAS.-(THIS PAY.)

This Court was occupied the whole of the forenoon hi
cause of no great interest, and which was unfinished wind
irter left.

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THE MARKETS.-(THIS DAY)

HAY MARKETS.—(At per Load of 36 Trustc3.)
CUMBERLAND.
Supply moderate, trait rather dull, and ptices statitluary.
Coarse heavy Lowland Meadow Hay .q 10 to i 2 15
gew Meadow Hay 0 d 0 0
Useful Old Ditto :3
.5 3 IS

Fine Upland Meadow and Rye-grass Hay 3 15 4 0
Glover 1-lay 4 5 b 10
Oat Straw £1 Bto£l 10 I Wheat Straw 110 1 13'

SMITHFIELD.
supply tolerably good, trade dull, and prices stationary.
Coarse neAvy Lowiano Meadow Hay co £3 0
*lew Meadow Hay 0 0 0 n
Useful Old Ditto 3 0 I,

Fine Upland Meadow and Rye-grass Hay 3 15
Clover Hay (extra fine)... .£5 0 ..Generally
),tt Straw £1 4to £1 61 Wheat ,4traw

Her MAJESTY held a drawing-room this
day, at two o'clock, at St. James's Palace, which was
most numerously attended. His Royal Highness the
Duke of ORLEANS was presented to her MAJESTY r y
Prince TALLEYRAND. His Serene Highness the Duke
of BnuNswiex also came in one of the state carriages. A
grand dinner will be given in the evening at the Palace.
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a large crop of fruit.—Edinburgh Advertiser.
There is now being cultivated in Sweden thn
plant called by Linnaeus the Astraqnlus bastecus, which
is found to be a complete substi,ute for coffee, and begins
to be much lased as a beverage in that country. It en=
lures the coldest climate, and D:. BAYREIANIAIER. of
Wurrzhoutg, offers to send gratuitously 100 grains to ail
who wish to cultivate it, and will communicate to him the
results of their management.
The Westminster Sessions commence this
lay, and those at Clerkenwell and the Old Bailey on Mot,,
day and Thursday, in the ensuing weak.
THE INFLUENZA.--This epidemic, which
is now prevailing to a great extent in most of the princi-
' oal towns in Britain, has at length given unequivocal
indications of ire arrival in Whitehaven. In the course of
t`-e present week a great number of cases have occtirtee4
The symptoms are so well known, that it wou!al be usE-
His to enumerate them, being merely those of a common
cold with fever.— Tnitehaven Herald.

OLYMPIC THEATRE.--Last night the exika
company of Covent-garden commenced its speculative ad-
venture at this small oof a theatre. It met w 1,12 such
a cheering reception as &one can afford it cons«lation
under a misfortune which, at the parti(ukr moment of its
occurrence, could least of all have been expected. The
company sang the national an hem, after which Mr.
WARDE spoke an opening address. It was in verse,
written by Mr. SHERIDAN KNOWLES, without much
affectation of poetry, but pithily, and to the purpose, ire
a., much that almost every line was cheered. The Infe
of Mantua was then performed, and it, at least, must I e
idmitted to have gained by the late change. The %O.'',
rAgedy was constantly and enthusiastically applauded. It
was followed by the Nabob for an Hour, in which our
comic friends were not the less amusing from grinning-
through this their horse-collar of a stage• We understand
that the Duke of DEVONSHIRE has, with a liberality which
does him the greatest honour, and which should be men •
timed, engaged one of the private boxes in this theatre.
,Inder its present circumstances, for the remainder of the
won. _

The following Noble and distinguished per.
scrooges paid their respects on Tuesday tl the Prince Royal
of FRANCE, at Grillon's Hotel, Albernarle-street:—
Princes PAUL LIEVEN, and CIMITELLI ; Marquises WIN-
CHESTER and RAEMICLLA; Earls ROSEBERRY, LIVERPOOL,
DENBIGH, AMHERST, JERMYN, CADOGAN; Lords MAY-.
NARD, STEWART DE ROTHSAY, DILLON, FARNBOROUGH,
ELPHINSTONE, WILLIAM PA ULETT ; Sirs GEORGE MUR-
RAY, CHARLES DALBIAC, ROBERT WILSON. GORE OUS-
LEY. His Royal Highness, attended by Colonel TAYLOR,
in the forenoon, went to view the London D ,cks; the
evening he was at Prince TALLEYRAND'S second grand
d nn r, in Hanover square.
The Duke of BUCCLEUCII is confined at his
seat, Broughton House, in Northamptonshire, by an attack
..f influenza, which prevented his being present at the
grand dinner given to the Knights of the Thistle, yester-
day evening, by his MAJESTY.
Yesterday a Court of Directors was held at
the East India House, when the filowing ships were taken
up for a voyage to Cuina and North America—vie.,
Elizabeth, Moira, and William Money, and ordered to
be afloat on the 15th instant, and to sail from Gravesend
at the expiration of 20 days from that date.
The St. Kill's Advertiser announces the re-
ceipt of intelligence from Grenada, stating that Sir JAMES
CAMPBELL, the Governor of that Colony, had received a
notice from the Secretary of the Colonies, that from the
Ist of April his office of Governor would cease, and that
he would be succeeded by a Lieutenant-Governor. It
was generally understood that a sitnilar course would
be pursued with other of the Leeward and Windward
Islands.
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FATAL DUEL.—A Dublin letter of Satur-
dayshot in a duel, was found in the Sally Fields, near Porto-
mention' that the body of a young maHynsurgical
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student,
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county of Tipperary ; and his second was the Hon. Mr.
WHITE. His opponent, who fired the fatal shot, was a
The cause of quarrel arose a few nights since, at a tavern
Italian music is dispensed, and the young blood- oa town
regale themselves with coffee, wine, and segara. A general
r,,w occurred on the night in question, when the decea.,ed
suggested to an ex-student in Trinity C 'liege, who wa'
his opponent in the duel, and with whom he bad
student said, " I do not know you, Sir." Mr. WHITE
acquaintance, the propriety of putting an end to it. fhe
became indignant at being thus cut;" abusive lanargiu.a•le
was used en both sides, and ultitaatriy
iti,u%svruts a e
h 1 goed
that the important dispute, which has t
presencejnne. r ! thie Maker, should
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a crack shot, was of extren ely
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