The Sun.
London, England, 1834-11-18 00:00:00

PRICE OF CANDi.ES
The price of good Store Uandlo.s in the Retail Shops is as follows:
Ca'idles, per dozen, is Otl. ; inferior, 6...,.d.—M0u1ci5,
Sixpence per dozen discount for cash.

COAL MAIII
Per Ton. s tl
Adair's .......
iii.hop's Main
East 1 vrev l9 0
H tiburn Main 22 0
Holywell l,O 6
Pontop Windsor l7 6
Ditto, Stanhope and Tyne
Coinpany

K.El.—Nov. 17
Per Ton s. d.
Walls End Medoinsley tlr.-•
screened),- Stanhope and
Tyne Coinpai:y l9 0
NValls End Northumberland 2l 3

Lamb:on's Primrose
Wall; End Hetton
NValls End lambt,n

Tan field - 10 9
West 11:1,tley

Wal s End ltussel's He ton 22 9
Walls End Stewart s ..... 22 6
Walls End Adelaide
Walis End Butterknowl
Wa Is End G wdon 22 0
Wale Ei.d South Durham 2l 6
Wa.l.; End Tees
_

ylam

.... . ...... 21) (1

Walls End Bell and Brown 2l 6
Waits End Bewicke and Co 22 0
Walls End Brown's.. 2l 0
Wins End Carr and C. 2J 3
Wa Is End Chino', lB 0
NV:Ili End Gosforth
End Hilda 2l 6
Walls End Jesmord lip 6

Walls End St. Helen's Tees: :22 0
Walls End West Helton
; tmvpen
Howard's Netherton Alai 10 0
Hartley • 11•••••••••••••••••••• 00000 •• 4
S lkstone Co
last market-day, 10

\Vans End Killinovorth
itinips arrived since

MEETINGS OF CREDITORS AT THE COURT,
BASINGHALL-STREET, TO-MORROW.

(From the London Gazette.) H. H.
E FranciF, bakar, Leuisham, Kent....
C. Carter, woollen-draper, Oxford-stree
.T Gowar, ccachmaker, Greenwich 1 11

CORNWALL.—PILCHARD FISHERY.--On Sa-
turday last, nine scans were shot at St. Ives, and enclosed up-
wards of 10;000 hogsheads of pilchards, all of which, with the
exception of one belonging to Messrs. Bolitho and Co., which
got foul of the carracks, were apparently safely moored. The
wind at the time was S. E. accompanied with heavy rain ; on
the Sunday afternoon, the wind veered to the N. E., with a
heavy sea, and by the evening it had increased to a gale,
which wrecked all the scans and all the fish escaped, except
200 hogsheads. Two additional scans were shot for greater
security around some of the large shoals, and increased the
number wrecked to eleven, the value of the fish and craft lost
cannot be estimated at less than 20,0001. On Wednesday,
there was again an appearance of fish, four scans were shot ;
those belonging to Messrs. Tremearne and Bunfield were suc-
cessful, and took about 4,000 hogsheads ; there is still it
prospect of an abundant fishery. The season formerly conti-
nued until Christmas, and it is expected that it will last this
year till that period.—Mount's Bay was on Thursday full of
fish, and about 80 boat loads had been taken into Newlyn, and
a number at the Mount; the as erage quantity in each boat be -
ing 40 hogsheads.

PROPOSED RAILWAY FROM LONDON TO
YoRK. —On Tuesday last, a meeting of the Committee ap-
ted at the public meeting held in this city, for the pur-
pose of promoting the formation of a railway from London to
York,—wlis held at the Guildhall; and it was resolved, that
a prospectus, setting out the general advantages of the pro-
ject, and the peculiar ones it will confer on York, which will
form the centre for the East and North Ridings, and acquire
a considerable impetus in trade and—from the circumstance--
should be published. Shares may now be had on application
to the Solicitors to the Committee ; and we hope they will be
1 berally taken up in this city.—lt should be observed, that the
Committee have found it impossible at present, to act in con-
nexion with the parties in London principally interested, owing
to the difference of opinion amongst them, as to the plans of
two rival engineers ; beet, this ought not to prevent such an
instant and decided support being given to the plan in York,
as will insure the road coming through this city ; which is a
matter of vital importance to
_every inhabitant. It is calcu-
lated that the average cost per mile will be 12,000/. ; and
the whole expense of the line from Norwich to York, about •
' 2,500,000/., exclusive of the branches.—York Chronicle.

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