The Sun.
London, England, 1833-09-02 00:00:00

lAILD 01. SHIP

Beans, Small (new
(old),
- Tick (new)
(old)
- Harrow (in
--- (oh

Brank
Oats, Feed

New

- Poland ,
New.,

- Potatoe ,
New

- Scotch
- Irish I,
Flour Town (per sal
.•-•••••••• Seconds
- North Coon
Bran

ARRIVALS OF GRAIN IN LONDON DURING LAST WEEK.
~„ P ,t i' (7
, .-. G
From Whence. g ~; - :" z f,. 9
it ':' i. r) 5
Qrs. Qrs. Qrs. Qrs. Qrs. Qrs. Scks.
Aldhoroiigh 294 12 136 Alemouth — 430
Boston
Bridport
Chichester
14 0
Dartmouth
~... Colchester '2oo 240 100
t;.' Harwich
'A Leigh 413 390 60 .10 499
x Maldon l6 55 76 1139 68 27 1585
Exeter
Grimsby — 15 110 119 118 340
Hastings l4 83
11011 — '4O 27
Ipswich 143 60 119
Kent 543 224 832 54 875
Newhaven
258 3 23 742 8
Newport —
Poole
Rye 195 280 '242
Southwold .....
Stockton — 405
Wisboach 3OO —0
Woodbridge 407 l3O
Yarmouth 177
Aberdeen
Banff
nem ick
Vundee — -- 63
Eirkaldy
Leith — 174 3
_
5116 465 2007 2060 662 653 6517
IRISH.
Kilrush — 1630 —'so
Limerick
Londonderry
Newry —
Sligo — _
Waterford
316
Youghall —
25 3631
FOREIGN.
Assens
Havre
Kierbecksminde 305
Naskow
--
Total 9938 1854 2201 15712 742 1187 6635

AGGREGATE
Rye, 22.—T are s,

9938
QUA2C
!27—Li
Mus

11854 I
TITY 0
inseed,
itard.B

1 2'20 1 1
,F OTH

115712
EA KI?
-Rarese,
eds. 95.

742
'ns 0

PULS
-Bran I

0-

SMITHFIELD MARKET
This day's supply of each kind of fat steck was moderately
good, but very deficient in qualty. The trade was very dull
throughout, at Monday's quotations. Mitch Cows were tolerably
numerous, and went off heavily at last Friday's prices.
PRICES PER STONE OF BLBS. TO SINK THE OFFAI.S.
s. d. to s. d. t. d. toe. A.
2 0 2 2 Large Lambs 0 0 0 0
2 6 3 0 Prime smallditto 4 4 5 4
3 8 310 Large coarse Calves 3 0 3 8
4 0 4 2 i Prime small ditto 4 2 4 6
2 6 2 8 Large Hogs
3 4 3 6 Small Porkers 4 0 4 6
4 2 4 4 , Suckling Calves 12s. to3B, each.
4 4 4 6 , Quarter old Pigs I2s. to 18r.each.

Inferior Beasts
Second quality ditto
Prime large Oxen
Prime Scots, &c
Interior Sheep
Second quality .litto
Coarse-woolled ditto
SouthdownWethers

SUPPLY, AS PER CL
Beasts. Sheep and Lambs,
2,706 21,150

,EEE'S STATEMENT.
Calves. I Pigs.
130

NEWOATE AND LEADENHALL MARKE'Ib.
At per stone, by the Carcass.
s. d.tos. d. s. d.tos. d.
beet, inferior
- middling 2 2 2 4 - middling.. 3 4 3 6
-- prime large 3 2 3 4 - prime 3 8 4 2
- prime small... 3 4 3 8 Pork, large 9 0 3 8
Veal 3 0 4 6 -small 4 2 4 8
Lamb .31. 6d. to 4e. 10d.

NEWCASTLE CORN MARKET—Aug 31.
We had a fair supply of Wheat from the farmers to day, with
several samples of the new crop ; the whole sold readily, the old
at last week's prices, the new at prices from 40s. to 60s. per qr.
Some new Norfolk Wheat was offering, but not more than 60s.
was offered for the best parcels. The supply of Oats was large,
and that trade dull at drooping prices. 1 here has been more
demand this week for grinding Barley, and which may be noted
Is. to 2s. per quarter dearer. Malt sells more freely ; Rye,
steady ; Beans wanted. Peas and Flour as our last.
New. Old.
:, Northumberland 445. 58s —s.)
Norfolk and Suffolk... ...... 60s. — s.
Berwick and Scotch... ........ ...46s 54s
Foreign
Rye, Norfolk and Suffolk 30s. 365....... —s. —s.
Foreign 30s. 355. —a. —s.
Barley, Malting, Norfolk and Suffolk —s. —s —s.
Grinding and Feeding 245. 26s —s. —s.
Malt, Norfolk and Suffblk 50s. 51s —s. —s.
Small
Tick 33s. 355. —s. --€.
White —B.—s. -4,
- Gray ••••9
Oats, Northumberland, potatoe 193 2•24. —s. —s.

Whe:t,

Pease,

Feed lB3
Foreign —s.
Flour, Fine (per sack) —s.

WS
—s —fl. .--3
—a lris. 395.

The Conservative clique have recently held
their mysterious meetings at a retired villa on the banks
of the Thames, which is occupied by the ex whipper-in.
Here the ex-Advocate General, the ex•Secretsry of the
Admiralty, and other minnows of the late Government,
endeavour to console themselves, with the hope of amend-
ment in their " ways and means" before Parliament shalt
again assemble.
NEW PUBLICATIONS.—WC are requested
to state that the following works are now on sale at the
principal booksellers, viz. :-1. the Fifth Number of Mrs.
Jameson's " Beauties of the Court of Charles 11., with
Memoirs and Anecdotes of their Lives," completing that
splendid work.-2. "Memoirs of Ireland, Irons 1780 to
1800, with the Secret History of the Union," by Sir Jonah
,isst,i,ntiguisisthoeryd
Barrington ; in 2 vole, 4to, embellished. with 40 Portraits
ofP tel7eonPse'ersF.adoc-dullinstriolensets&ocf.—the3.Unitett
of
furkpeMr.
Kingdom," comprising three times the number of families
that have ever before been presented to the public in any
similar work.-4. The Fourth Part (completing the first
volussie) of Mr. Burke's " History of the Commons of
Great Britain and Ireland," a comp inion to the Peerage
and Baronetage, comprising the history of between three
it'd four hundred families among the English gentry.-
5. The Eighth Number of " Colburn's Modern Novelists,"
containing Mr. D'hrdeli's celeirsted novel of " Vivian
Grey," in 1 vol. live.

COURT CIRCULAR.
Pit
The Duke and Duchess of CUM/SIMLA/I°oe
GEORGE of CUMBERLAND and his PreceP.t4
Mr. JELF, returned to Kew on Friday evening'dert ibea
The Russian Ambassador and Princess Lte/SheCOle'
residence at Richmond on Saturday, for Will'
ketbeir
on a visit to their MAJESTIES. fit "
Earl GREY left town on Saturday, on - 0
MAJESTIES. t 1)11
Air. Secretary STANLEY left his residence a ty
Saturday, for Windsor Castle, on a visit t°
and QUEEN. „to
Sir Jas. GRAHAM left town on Saturday I°' friso,(,
DEPARTURES-The Archbishop of Duall'ftre,
residence at Kensington, for Dublin ; Mf r' '/ittt
Chief Secretary for Ireland, for his seat in Sy
Mr. L. is expected to leave Teddesley Park in I
of a week for Dublin.

THEIR MAJESTIES.

(From the Windsor Express of Saturayr
This afternoon his MAJESTY, owing to the 1°
state Of the weather, rode out in a close carrfAb'
MAJESTY has not left the Castle to-day. tl, 4
The following di.tinguished p-rsons will have !
of dining with their MAJESTIES this evenin4
Lady GREY, Lady GEORGIANA and Colonelo
Prince and Princess LIEVEN, Lord PALgEgs AP
HENRY HA LFORD, Baron VAUGHAN, and Mr. s I

STANLEY.
Their MAJESTIES will honour Mr. CA'ff
Hampton Court, with their presence on Monday
a dejeuner, and return to the Castle to dinner.
etit
On Wednesday next the KING will hold a Leviot
James's, which, it is presumed, will be the
season. be 11
On Monday week his MAJESTY will !Tide° 611
Lancers, at present quartered at Windsor, eper
th
Park; and in the evening the officers of the re6ol
regiments present will have the honour of dinifigdi
Castle. A splendid banquet will be prepared ft°r
casino in St. George's H ill.— Windsor :ExPress'

The SPEAKER'S SPEECH to the KING
the PROROGATION of PARLIASIEI'I.'

The Speaker, with about 60 or 70 Me3llloboP
peared at the bar, and delivered the t°
speech :
" May it please your M,jesty, i5O"
"'We, your M jesty's faithful Commons of g-he a))
Kingdom of Great Bri•ain and Ireland, attend Y 0
jesty with Our last bill of supply.
" And, Sire, in reviewing our labours of the IA r}''
months, it may, I think, be truly said that the "„groo?,
Parliament will not furnish a session so who'll e'diffee.
and overwhelmed with maters so vat ions and eA,lie otr
in their character, and so deeply important to !or
interests of the empire, as this session, WhiCh' '4l
Majesty's permission, is now about to close. deal'
" Sire, we have applied our most anxious ettelinffei.
the completing new arrangements with the 1311'k .-g
107,
land—to the renewal of the charter of the
red? '
Ph,
Conpany--to the opening the trade and connnecountry with China—to the atudition of 11301 of tyt
West India Colonies--to the revisal and alterati°%lo'
temporalities of that part of our established chtfrebxietilii:'
land—to the making good the payment to the tithe, ler,o
of Ireland of those arrears to which they wer-0f re",
entitled, but of which, from the disturbed steiren-rivie.
parts of the country, they have been illegal/Y dare'
314
and to the endeavour (and, I hope, exp,tiencpegoreki
entides tne to add, the successful endeavour) t°ip
puldic peace and the security of lite and property
°t
et,
part of the United Kingdom, by the adopt° -dee.
measures of strength and severity as seemed alone 3 0
under such pressing necessities. tgetot
" Indeed, Sire, I may say that matters as irol)-$ro,1
numerous, involving the greatness, the stabilitYy Frit"
welfare of this country, in its credit, in its colotleBio
perity, in its trading and commercial interests' sdke
internal tranquillity of a portion of the emPiltOge
some of its great and ancient institutions, page „siogy,
must fearfully pressed upon us during the present Ida;
" And, Sie, if length of time, and intengitY of, 01
and anxious deliberation, with a full conscioonee'dee;
maguitu 'e of the concerns with which we were egev
are favourable and sure presage of what mil• "tiedi
pated as the results of our measures, we shall, sg:o
amply compensated for all our unwearied exert #
shall have the satisfaction to feel that we have d'6 00,1
faitiduily to our constituents, and to your Majesty,4
dubs which your Majesty was graciously pledgee oft'
out to us in your Majesty's speech at the opePie°
Parliament."

rwitc°
The Conservative Club House on "'h,,g,
Terrace, is, we understand, by an arrangement ";,01:;
the proprietor, Lord KENSINGTON, and Lord V° '
NON, the Chief Commissioner of Woods and Fi're'
remain unmolested.
`rail

The leading members of the " Consel'os
Aristocracy," as they have chosen to denominlevroi,
selves, have removed their Divan to Great Ma, Sir 0
the purpose of plotting and counter-plotting. sot Ore
PEEL, the Baronet's brother Dawson, Sir ';cosJlAtsiSt Sof
Lord DARTMOUTH, and the juvenile Lord Eit,ole ,
assembled there already. And the Great CiPtceltd;,o(
i 1
Age, attended by his satellites, male and female, co,
that profound Statesman, Lord ELLEsfuottcgi
art
shortly join them.
We
MARGATE, SATURDAY NIGHT ft-'OO,-/
had the stiffest gale all this day that I ever That bl
None of the steam-boats could venture out, BO 0•04,0
or five hundred persons, who expected to be i° rid
this time, are obliged to remain here till to-lOrr° $
damage done will, it is supposed, be itnineoge: of
went down two or three hours ago, off Rar1)11:;-efeLei
b
barge loaded with timber, off Birehincrton•
the litter have been saved--those of the fortvel to it
to he lost. Considerable damage has been dli-'o9iicif
o,jetty.ndo
thisrs
rfi
The dlorrangi
eneet: and
have Royal lVilliarnr v k' es
been compelled to to
passengers round to Rimsgatr. ,
04
c ff
We learn from the Annals of Agri- or;
to
that in the year 1785 the quantity of hensP
(1011°401
from St. Petersburgh to England alone, aff;ocryof
353,900 cwt.; and assuming that it requires i'v-,l,Scroo
grsund to produce a ton of hemp, the Wh°le.ty,
ground requisite for raising the above qua°!,los ,i 0
amount to 88,475 acres. Since that period ''d tilyti
much more extensively grown in Russia. Wre,"itish
1799 about 600,000 cwt. were exported in Pr" Aft
from St. Petersburgh. —Penny Magazine.
olro
SMUGGLING.—On Wednesday inorliclOcetwi
between 7 and 8 o'clock, Mr. Maire, an excise hll,co
Boston, observed a horse and light cart, drive°, tlis°,lps'
and a man named Gibson, pass his house, a gh'lrttoo-illi
from \Vest-street Toll-bar, and suspecting freni,eed Ott
racter of the man that his cart (which was co'di for
a tarpauling) might possibly contain contralfribso°o6 so
he followed, and insisted on searching it. 000,100
some time resisted this, but Maire called other °' ig°
his assistance, and seized the whole, when beat Pe,' It'
the cart contained about ten half ankers noel re'
Brandy and Geneva, the whole of which was c", irorevOs
a place of safety; the man and lad, however' to°oo'
seated by a mob of fellows, and have not yet bee° d t°
On the same day, Mr. Stewart, the Conipta"bei, 000 d io
toms at this port, proceeded with some °(„cced,eiio
Gibson's house, and after a diligent search °"o,3ceo'
discovering a number of other kegs of spiritgo pref?oble
the ditches and water courses near Gdo°n:/0101,0
In the cart was also found a knife, a o'4' sled
weapon, nearly two feet and a half long* per, Avoil
praise is due to Mr. Stewart, the Comr:eilloce
Maire, the officer, for the activity and v't /
have displayed in making this seizure.---J3°sts /100::150
IMPROVEMENTS IN FLEET'SI. of oe;
The improvements contemplated in the remove: ,re t port
Dunstan's Church, and widening Fleet-street,
tive progress. The Law Life Assurance
ft'svt. pool'ierc°3
purchased from the trustees of the parish °C g°o
the site of ground, on the west side of the
Laiiket
immediately opposite to Messrs. HoißEns.le,"lo c0t.700
ate erecting a building, which it is intended ots °of 1)15,
in a splendid style, in which they will vos sideetchs,,
siness of their establishment. On the eas,r the P
church, it is stated, a treaty is on foot. ford Orr
motfan\latirgoeuspe,lotonofwghticohunad
biumildmiendgiaites tlYo ileidbeeuveinrctc:f:fb,eol,ol
Deposit Banking Establishment. The
pet cburiferozo,
lane under the Act for rebuilding the ouction, 0
troif
shortly be carried into effect. The °lSt
r ge Of d:jell cost
the tradesmen of Fleet-street by the stoPda, els90(0
in consequence of the repaving the road' is
have 14)
plaintd of, as little more than tWo Y 000 At(
to
-ince the street was paved,
ittle injured, but bad sunk m) r",:raffio elloOrel"
oassage dangerous. Where so mue" B,„net) 4, off
teen suggested that a double course (.1$ a wog; Pia,
In excavating the earth for the foil,.
• se"
Life Assurance Company's building,
were found.
aid, thus adopting the plan in fortu_ldltion of tot
ral a
50d the stonae:to reovig;lo