The Sun.
London, England, 1833-12-25 00:00:00

PRICE OF BREAD•

I Half Quartern d.

CLONMELL MA
Per

,RKETS.—Dec. 20.
Cwt.

s. cl. s. d.
New Butter 74 0 to 76 0
Oatmeal 10 6 0
Rendered Lard 37 0 33 0
Per
Flour, Second — 0 31 01
—.Household— 0 29 0:
Per B

P. (1. s. d.
Hides (raw) 3'2 0 to 34 0
(!Bacon Pigs 0.) 0 24 6
Heads 14 0 0
Bag.
Flour, Thirds 24 0 —I)
Fourths 14 0 0
carrel. _ _ _

Rapeseed ...........01
Bere... ............... 10 0 11 01
Per S
31

11 6 13 0
Coals
;tone.

Wheat .............. 1 2
Oats .................. 0 8

(Tallow (rough) 5 6 6 0
Potatoes o3i 0 4
'ound.
! Mutton 0 4 0 5
(Veal 0 41 0 6

Fresh But ter 1 0 i
Beef

KmitigNNY.—Butter 755. to 87s. per cwt. ; Wheat 225. to 255.
per barrel ; Flour 12s to 30s. per bag; Oats 10s. to Ils per bar
eel ; Barley Ils. to 125.; Beef 3d. to 31d. per 10. ; Mutton 4id.
to sd, ; Potatoes 4d. per stone; Coals Is. Id. per cwt.; Bacon
Pigs 265. to 275. Od. per cwt.

SCOTCH MARKETS.
H A DDINGTON COLIN M A ItKET.—Dec. 20.
Wheat. Barley. 1 Oats. Pease. Beans.
First 576 Od I :30s Od 20s Od I 31s Od 30s Od
Second 505 Od —3 Od I—s Od 26s Od 26s Od
Third
There were 342 qrs. of Wheat in market, 324 whereof were sold.

IS Upsold.

--0 Grey.
21. I Is. 4,1. 9.l2ths,

A v erage.

DA L.KIETII colt:
Wheat. Barley.
First ..... • 54s 6,1 2s Od
Second... 50s Od !Ztis Od
Third..... 383 Od 20s Od

M Alt K. ET. —Dec. 19.
Oats. Pease. Beans.
228 Od 31s Od 31s Od
18s Od 29s Od 29s Od
168 Od 24s Od 24i Od

Since the publication of " Waverley" and
" Bob Roy," no work of fiction has appeared illustrative
of the military glories of Scotland, particularly as con.l
fleeted with the Highlands. In the forthcoming novel by
the late Mr. Picken, called " The Black Watch," this
theme is understood to be amply treated ; the romantic
adventures and early history of that gallant band, in whom
originated the heroic 424 Regiment, must afford oppor-
tunities for the most striking efforts of the novelist's peu. '
UNEQUALLED QUICK PASSAGE FROM
DUBLIN To LIYERPOOL.-His Majesty's Post.office packet
Dolpf in, Lieut. Saarsfield, acting commander, left Kings-
town pier on Monday evening last, with the Irish
mails, at thirty-five minutes past five, p. m., and arrived
off George's dock pier-head, Liverpool, on Tuesday
morning. at four minutes past four a. tn. having rerfortned
the passage from the pier at Kingston to that at Liver-
pool, in a heavy gale of wind, in the extraordinary short
period of ten hours and twenty.nine minutes; which, we
believe,
is unprecedented in the annrls of steam sailing,
either to or from this port.--Dublin Paper.
A LARGE PlG.—There is now in the pos-
session of Mr. Emmerson, of Escrick, shopkeeper, a yen
Pig, which, though only fifteen months old, is of the tol-
lowing extraordinary dimensions 3 feet 3
inches ;
length, from the extremity of the snout to that of
the tail, 8 feet ; girth, 6 feet 4 inches ; and breadth across
the shoulders, 23 inches. It is still in a growing state,
and has been visited by a very many persons interested in
this tribe of animals, who have uniformly pronounced it
to be superior in symmetry, activity, and weight, to any
pig of that age ever seen. It walks about 56 stones, and
no doubt would, if kept a few weeks longer, weigh
between 60 and 70.--York Courant:
Lieutenant-Colonel St. Clair, who is about
to publish his Narrative of " A residence in the West
Indies and
America," resided for some years in Guiana, a
country of which we know but little, and employed the
leisure allowed by his professional duties in exploring its
magnificent scenery, studying its natural history, observing
the character and manners of the native Indians, as well
as the foreign settlers; and collecting authentic intelligence
respecting
ral condition of those valuable colonies.
the government, commerce, produce, and gene-