The Sun.
London, England, 1833-10-11 00:00:00

LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE.—Oct. 8- ,(A
WHEAT, English, White, per 701 b.
Red 7 6 7
--7 ?

Scotch, Welch, and Manx 7 3
Irish, White 7 0
6 1°
- Red 6 3 a 6

- Foreign
OATS, English, Welsh, and Scotch, per 451 b 2 9 „ S
--- Irish
- Foreign 2 6 ' 0
BARLEY, English, Malting, per Imp. quarter 32 0 26A 4
- Scotch and Irish, per 60Ibs.
- Feeding 3 10 0
BEANS, English, per Imperial quarter 43 0 40
, 0
- Irish, &c.
- Foreign
PEASE, English, per Imperial quarter 42 0 4i 0
- Foreign
F 42
LOUR, English, per 2801 b.
- Irish 97 0 ' 0
24
OATMEAL, English and Irish, per 2401bs 22 0 0
:38
INDIAN CORN, per 4401 b. 96 0 0
6
BYE, per Imperial quarter
HALT, per Imperial quarter
IMPORT OF GRAIN for the Week ending Oct. 7• tor
Wheat.' Oats. I Barley Flour. ...a A,
9(2,617.
6Q,5r,50. i Q 674. IForei3g,9no,sßrlsilrish
4, &,4cs.sScks.l 1:2°4:07YA

LEWES MARKET.—Oct. S. , JO
8eet...,....,.,.. 3s. 4d. to 4s. 2d Veal .....--.—....... 4s. 6d to 4.10
I Mutton ..,,,...... 4 0 410 P0rk............. 4 4 4
Lamb 4s. Bd. to ss. 2d.
A great supply, and a steady trade.

MEETINGS OF CREDITORS
AT THE COURT, BASINGHALL-STREET•

(From the London Gazette.)
TO-MORROW, Oct. 12.
DIVIDEND.

C. Butler, druggist, Cheapside

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Forks, although now used at our tables 18i
commonly as knives, for the division of food on our !te
and for transferring it to the mouth, were of much o'ol
recent introduction, and are, indeed, comparativel
l of
modern invention. As the office of carver (carptor)l'oe
great antiquity, and as such officer would probably be to
first to experience the necessity of a fork, so it o;in,„‘
presumed that the first attempt to fabricate such an
element, of metal at least, would originate in the son!
tions of his art. The oldest instrument of this kind "00l
however, is said to have been for individual conve°'
having been formerly used by Henry IV. of France; 00
is still preserved at the Castle of Pau. It is of stee!re
pronged, and of length and strength sufficient to see'
baron of beef.
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THE WONDERS OF INDIA.--,,TN anie
Royal Academician, has just published his splendia 004
Annual, called " The Oriental Annual," winch f the
undertaken with a view of illustrating that portinont
oy
civilized world which is especially rich in magnitic`ile
'
jects, and even in natural and) artificial wonders' tee
commenced with India, owing to its immediate
and connection with this country, and has brougut
cer
task the result of a ten years' residence there, during iirt
he explored that vast country, with the undivided
t sot
accumulating Pictorial Records of all that was ma' pleot:1
ing io its gorgeous scenery and stupendous ronourieori
its natural history and vegetable wonders. "the .6 1011,
Annual" contains no less than 25 engravings, and /doll'
in morocco in a new and splendid style—quite in
ter with the country it delineates.
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IRISH POST-OFFICE.—A gentleman' of gtcb
respectably connected, and occupying a station ed afro
responsibility in the Post•offiee, has been charg,eo #4,0
peculation to a large amount. An investigat'sod,r
instituted some days since, and it was thought nee% s(
i
hold the gentleman to bail. We forbear givingvid°,o
minute detail of this transaction, and hope the i" osoe
alluded to may yet be able to repel the imputation, 'o.irs
his hitherto unblemishe character, The e;ccde,oo;le, ;
will, at all events, lead to tome changes in the l'''',j,oll/10
and we trust that, in any arrangement it may bet-I,lol'os
advisable to make, a necessary precaution will be jo to
guard against a recurrence of the abuses practis'uo, 0,4
office set apart for the transmission of newspaper/wow
preclude the necessity of preferring reiterated
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to the heads of that department.—Freemans J° ig
CLERGY IN INDIA.—The followiligoofd"c;
account of the salaries and allowances paid by Of, sat/
ment in India, at each of the Presidencies, for tube
of Clergy and places of worship in 1630.1, 13 Cit°,lto
Bengal Episcopal, sa. rs. 425,876 ; Scotch 0060;
20.451 ; Roman Catholic, 4,000 ; total 450'1'11
Episcopal, Mad. rs. 206,976 ; Scotch Church'', y
Roman Catholic, 5,346 ; total 224,05'). Bum
copal, Bomb. rs. 178,578 ; Scotch c;40,11% dti
Roes in Catholic, ; tmal 250,28 Q• j:prs"'
874,669 rupees, or about 85,0001.—Asiatic
to' •
BIRTHS. of Bs
On the 10th inst., the lady of Chas. Lewis, Esq.,
street, Russell-square, of a son. carricl`'
On the 9th inst., at Southggte, the lady of John
of a daughter.
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MARRIED. f". o'l
On the 9th inst., at Southill, Beds, by the „,
vetrly
vicar, 'l'. John Green, of Bedford, Esq J3"'
Wm. Jones, Esq., of the former place. titer of P'
Sawyer,On th
of
110,tiltin
Tunbridge
aNtveSltl.s,MtaortEini::-ai,n.etihdee-sdt edl(3l4,;ghter
late Mr. William Samuel Banks, Brentwood, Etoo,
On the 10th inst., at Twickenham, and Pre' Geerg, ft's
ing to the rites of the Roman Catholic chore?! co.
Thorn. ,0
champ Cole, Esq., second son of .S,tep,lien •
rordsnire,,.o,
Ott
and Lady Elizabeth Cqle, of S:tolce Lyne, Oxt flu
Mary, youngest daughter of Lieut.-Colonel and
Espinasse, of Twickenham.

On the 9th inst., at Esher, Surrey
DIED. the '
, off
Mr. It. M H.. . ume. Wid°'
On the Bth inst., in Great Surrey.street, Wally 10
late John Vidler, first mail coach coi;tractoi, aged 130.03,40;0
Qn the 9th inst 2 in Buckingham-plaee, l',..el,)l3rici'l ~,
Crafter, widow of Mr. Thomas Crafter, late of t''' c/
01°'i
Arms inn, Kent-road. ~.hiatiet
On the Ist inst., at Downington 11ouse, Le'—
tershire, Major Samuel Hawkins, in his fIA Year'
Mrs. Vidler, 7. 04,,

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