The Sun.
London, England, 1851-02-05 00:00:00

MARKET NEWS.-(THIS DAY.)

CORN EXCHAN GE—WEDNESDAY
Although our market to-day was very scantily sup-
plied with all kinds of Wheat of home produce, the de-
mand far that grain ruled heavy in the extreme, and
Monday's quotations were almost nominal. A few par-
cels were disposed of for shipment from the East coast,
on somewhat lower terms. This week's imports of
Foreign Wheal have been confined to 2,830 quarters;
nevertheless, the show of samples was somewhat exten-
sive. Fine dry qualities were held at full currencies ;
damp parcels ruled heavy. We had a very dull isle for
both Barley and Malt, the supplies of which were ex-
tensive, at late rates. The inquiry for Oats was confined
to ret ail percele, on former terms. Beans, Peas, Indian
Corn, and Flour were almost nominal.

ARRIVALS THIS WEER.

Wheat.

Barley.

Malt.

Oats.

Flour.

English •• • • • •
5c0tch........

Qrs. I Qrs. I Qrs. Qrs. I Backs.
640 1,670 3,00 2,210 2,360

Irish ........
Foreign ......

- -
2,830 I 4,240 I -- I 71:550 fog
I 1,210
BOROUGH HOP DZELEICEIN

The general demand rules steady, and prices are well sup-
ported.

SVNITZCIZAP33I..

Our market was very inactive to-day, yet we have no ma-
terial change to notice in the quotations :—Beef from
2s 2d to 3s 4d; Mutton. 2s 6d to 3s 10d; Veal, 35 4d to4s 2d;
Pork, 2s 6d to 4s per 81bs. by the carcase.

HAYMARKET THEATRE.
An admirable farce entitled Good for Nothing was pro-
duced here last evening with the most complete success.
The Good for Nothing is a wild, rollocking, hoyden, named
Nan, who is living under the guardianship of a market
gardener and a railway stoker, who in vain endeavour to
correct her of her hoydenish propensities, and who are,
moreover, themselves constantly quarrelling. Love, however,
the universal conqueror, atlength conquers Nan, she falls in
love and becomes civilized. The character of Nan was sus-
tained by Mrs. Fitzwilli-an ; the market gardener found a re-
presentative in:Air. Buckstone, and the-stoker in Mr. Howe.
Mrs. Eitzwilliam's Nan was, after its kind, a perfect piece
of acting. Her make up on her entrance from a tre-
mendous game of romps, hair all tumbled, frock all torn,
boots all mudded, was irresistible ; and the awakening
character of the mad-cap, when brought Into contact with
sensible advice and instruction, was nicely shaded out in
a series of small but insignificant and well-imagined points.
Mr. Buckstone and Mr. llowe had each a little " charecter
bit," which they developed with neat touches, and strong
and bold colouring; anil_altogether the piece, consummately
played as it was, is calculated to afford half-an-hour's legiti-
mate and thorough amusement. It is from the pen of Mr.
Buckstone.

SPORTING IN
LIVERPOOL SPRIN
WEIGHTS FOR THE Ll'
Yrs st lb
Lord George 6 8 7
Doübt
Christiana 5 7 6 6 12
Miss Burns
Docility 5 7 0 6 10
Mistake .. 5 7 0 6 10
Caurire
The Baroness
Becton
bf by Simoom out 6 8
of Myrtle
Larry's-the-Lad 4 6 12 4 12
Little George
Forfeits to be declared on or before the 13th of
February.

TELLIGENCE.
fG MEETING, 1851.
"VERPOOL SPRING CUP.

Yrs st lb

Seignor of Hol-
) derness
1 Conveyor
Latitat
Reversion
P Old Claret 4
Idle Boy 6
Panope
Wilmont
R 1.51
Calculator 3
Unity
IColibri

TATTERSALL'S.
The fallowing was omitted in our report of Monday's
betting

NORTHAMPTONSHIRE STARES.
1,000 to 100 apt Cocktail (taken).

ACCIDENT TO HER. MAJESTY'S STATE CA RRIAG-3
YESTERDAY.—On her Majesty reaching the entrance of the
House of Lords yesterday, one of the royal footmen who rode
behind jumped down to open the door, to enable her Ma-
jesty to alight, but, in doing so, incautiously neglected,in the
first instance, to let down the large and massive plate glass
window. The door happened to catch at the top, and, in
consequence of the strain upon the glass by the jerk given in
pulling the door open, it was cracked in all directions, and
fell in fragments both inside and outside the carriage. Her
Majesty was detained several minutes before the glass was
cleared away by the attendants, and in her return to Buck-
ingham Palace, after delivering the Royal Speech, ahe was
obliged to proceed in the carriage minus the window. For-
tunately, the weather was extremely mild, and the day very
beautiful, otherwise her Majesty must hare had to endure
considerable inconvenience.

Lord North, son of the Right Hon. and Rev. the
Earl of Guildford, has engaged, for a limited time, the resi-
dence in the Mote Park, formerly occupied by Admiral
Reigersfield, and recently by the late Mr. T. Tassel.—
Keatish Gazette.

1 - HER MAJESTY'S STATE COACHMAN.—IO conse-
quence of the injuries this important functionary received by
a fall from the break a day or two since whilst exercising the
cream-coloured horses, he was unable to drive
.the
~, ,t e-
with
i tii
state-car-
riage ghee yesterday
isesitaje redsatyy , onan
d thethe
deputy occasion ofc
coachman
ompaenn iwn ga s ,
et-Lill;
the onerous duty,
COVE M.
WESTMINSTER POLICE a
very
extensive business
Samuel Venn, a baker, carryoiningootnon
, ho is also head-
at 26, Queen's-buildings, B_retirged widthviolently assault-
bywastsnordered to find sureties for his ap-
borough of Kensington, ;Alan, an engineer, employed at the
inaFteAduly.et
ing and wounding "lulling him with a policnrian's trun-
,„, which he immediately did.
the sess'
pearance at
CATTLE AND
eChr
eyosnt a. l
DPeacleanCdea, n t
r cGoltnizinAernced on Monday andli °titergmE
nd all beasts from two to four years old
This grealfhl-0
store beasts were in good condition, and of
quality, a
°d
lade very •
made
liberal prices offered, which were full fifteen per cent.
READINfi
above the prices of this time twelvemonths. Milch cows
were in great request, and sold better in proportion than any
other stock. The horse fair was supplied with some splendid
terday.
animals ; the best cart horses making from fifty to sixty-lye
guineas each ; hunters and well-shaped carriage horses
seventy to one hundred guineas each. The supply of pigs
as usual, was very extensive, but trade was bad and the
prides low.

MEETING OF PROTECTIONIST MEMBERS.—A meet-
ing of Members of the House of supporters of the
d,pfa3 a
principle
Al
embers
bptelenelobteprsro residenceatses eetilobonolfeotLd.oc ,iiorotd native industry, took place yester-
Stanley, in St. James's-square.
,tkwelve, and remained in delibera-
tion until nearly two
Ida. MACREADT.—We are requested to state that
there is no foundation for the report of Mr. Macready's re-
engagement.
\Ve regret to learn that the
ill:eringlhf.ti:seyo:w.
aWsigEai.n
thee, oauttabnrneaek
Gladstone is detained at Naples by the dints of Bolfrdsa.inGoltand-r
stone. Mr. Gladstone is etxrected to return to England be-
fore
satttellride:a;aorsi ;I:, ofdi:
alarmed,
nti;
ctrioncicosnGetqrl;
ig,
ce; 1
ooafd ,
ANOTHER DEtiTRUCTIVE FIRE AT LRDIONDSET.
in one of the large
Mr.s A. Ross, fire, 1% Lich for seine time threatened to be attended with ece°atflh e I
, n re-
sultsa-
gratioencisu.alllvlues dfiirseasvitroasudsiaecsoalt_carnedy
roatb'ging
Grange-road
• g the flames,
and on extinguL.bin the _ , Bermondsey;
ddrrye,isnegr:hinoulsNes,ribgeblto,nsgli)rui
belonging
damage was officially
the drum-
room and machine-room. with about half ofout ;
retuned as : " Two drying stoves
the roof of en-
gine-house, destroyed, and stock damaged
by water. Cause
of fire unknown. 111 r.
lr. Ross was insured
in the Alliance Fire
Office.
. staff of 200 enumerators have
take the population of Ulla))urg h for " been
"P°1444 to
the canna of MI