The Sun.
London, England, 1834-12-22 00:00:00

SCOTCH M

SCOTCH MARKETS.
Wheat. Barley. Oats. Beans MN
..",
—... —....-...... 64
Aberdeen 4O to 51 24 to 20 19 to 22 —to --:".0 to 5l
Berwick 26 29 18 21 15 18 IS 24 3.= ..•
Coldstream - /
Cupar (hife - ..,
Dundee ....... - 1,
Elgin
Inverness
Kelso ........
Kirkalcly
Perth
1,,,":-.,- The siz, of the measure varies throughout the coUl___22:/Y.

We had a tarp
rather heavy.

)INBURGI
;e supply of

CORN MARKET.
11 kinds of Grain to,

—Dee. 17.
lay, and thi

sale w6l

First
Second
Third

Wheat. Barley.
Od. 33s I d.
4.5 0 30 0
39 0 i 4 0
!rage price of Wheat .

Oats.
218 01
2 0
18 8

„ is.
Pease. m"*-1 cd.
at 2a. Od ;i1 0
31 0 0
no 11 31
21 4a. Id.

PRICES OF PROVISIONS, &C.
Beef, per lb. 4,1. to (i. 6.1. Fresh Butter,
0 4 0 7 Salt Ditto.— 0 8
Veal 6 0 9 Ditto, per ca t. —O6 0 '
Pork--..-- 0 4 0 6 I:ggs, per doz.__ 0 0 •
Lamb, per qr. —ll 0 0 OatStrawAp:.),„— 8
fall iw, cwt....-36 0 •1",8 0 Wheat Ditto.-- 7 6
Qu.,rtern Loa! .:.. 0 6 0 ti Barley Ditto 6
Potatoes. 1741 h.- 0 4 0 0 Hay, per st., —.— 0

EDINBURGH MEA.
There was a small supply of Os
salea were rather heavy.

, Jo
t 6
8 6
7"
0 16,

Per Sack of VBOlO. Imp.
First Oatmeal ' £1 12 0
Second ditto 1 10 0
Barleymeal 1 4 0
Pe:oetyleal . 1 4 0
.`ot Barley—No. I, pet cwt. 108.-2 d,

.L MARKET.—Dec. 15. ths
atmcal at this day's market, a

GLASGOW CORN

No alteration tillseel
Wheat, per 2401 h. s. d. a.
British, old 220 to '25

Per Stone 91 141 b.. 1,1",1' 1 8
First 4/atmeal .
Second ditto . ti
11a0epnesil (• I I 6
Peaserneal
lis,
125.-3 d, 14s —.4th, Itis.--i''f/

MARKET.--Dec. 17.
din our Grain market. a
Irish f.
Oats, per 11'5'
,11130
British
sr,,:,gttliißsdhe,ans, `2(1011,...j3
2116,01
Pease, Sc ottish 160 0013 (1 501
Oar meal, per 1401.,
34 0
Flour, per 29111;

new ... ..... 18 0 2.72 0
Canada, free 25 0 28 OJI
Irish
Barley, per 320iti
English — 0 —0 I
Scottish 22 0 25 0
Irish

(Calo

Truro
lielstone
S-. Austell...
13ocimin
Liskeard
Launceston
Came'fold
Penzance

CORNWALL MARKETS.
:ulated at 24 gallons to the bushel.)
Wheat. ! Barley.

9. d. to s. d. 9. d. to s d. 9. 9
0 17 9 0 11 0i 0 9 0
0 18 0— 0 11 01 ° P ;
0 20 11 0 1.--n° 9
- 0 19 0 0 11 0 10 e'
0 19 6 0 10 I 0 19
0 19 E 0 90— n° tt 6
17 19 0 10 0 11 0 7
17 6 19 0— 0 1i 6

MEETINGS OF CREDITORS AT THE COU
BASINGHALL-STREET, TO-MORROW

(From the London Gazette.) g.'ll
%V. J. Cooper, tailor, Sackvi le-street, Piccadilly ................... 11
E. Francis, baker, Lewisham, Kent
.. ............................. .
•'"
...
8 11
Carter, woollen-draper, Oxford-street
....................................
T Gowar, coachmaker, Greeuwich .........................
Corpe, tavern keeper Lmehouse ............................ ....................
.........13
T. Granger, victualler, Hemlock-court, Cz/rey.street .................. :; 1
GRivers; upholsterer, Twickenham... .............................
J. Rivers, grocer, Highv;ych, Hertfordshire ........................... S 13
P. C Medwyn, engineer, Broad-wall, Stamford-strectl ...... . 11
T. Jones, horse-d, aler, Brighton ..........................................
T. Dean, co.-keet,er. Asylum-buildings, Westminster-ro.id . /
I). Bowen, linen-draper, Swansea ................................ .. . ........
J. Glover, watchm leer, May's-buildings, St. Martio'g-lane .

FIRE ON BOARD THE REFORM) SCllOOOll'
Wednesday night, shortly after nine o'clock, a fire bruit°
on board the Reform schooner, lying in the Surrey Cauniqo
beyond Rotherhithe-street. The utmost consternation Pilot'
for some time, many persons considering it was some 00seli
shipping off Rotherhithe church, where a great many 01
at present are lying together. Stagg, Williams, Gerara,
three others, belonging to the new London Fire Establiabrioj,
(who were on duty in Rotherhithe-street), hastened to tbi
taking with them two powerful engines ; but, after c15°,11, tbje
ble exertions, of no avail, they were compelled to scudt'veri°
ship, by which means the greater part of the cargo an" Coal'
were saved. The ship belongs to the Metropolitan Ga5 coif,
pany, and at the time of the accident was loaded with beirg
One of the firemen ( Williams) had a narrow escape' other'
compelled to jump overboard, as the fire in the main bat‘rc
where he was stationed with his engine, prevented anJ:stiO,
means of escape. Fortunately no
personal injury tuber
tamed by any one present, though a considerable n
persons were on the spot to render assistance. _...'"*-1?

13 MTH'S.
On the 18th inst., at Brighton, the lady of Thomas 11°b;1'5°C1:
Esq., of Bloomsbury-place, of b. son.
Ors `4..
On the 20th inst., at No. 9 Finsbury-ciraa,
fad"
lonides, of a daughter.
On the 15th inst., the 'wife of Mr. Thoruas R. Clarke'
Depai tment, East In,?.'.a-house, of a son.

MARRIED. t.
•
ueti' tbe
Or, the 20th inst., at St. Margaret's, Westmitater,
P. rand, R.N., of Bath, to Carolina Julia, second daughter
late Joseph Sanders, Esq., of Great Portland-street. col
let
On the 20th inst., at St. Mary's, Lambeth, the collegeoi
Pritchard, M.A., Clapham Rise, Fellow of St. Johns fstle
Cambridge, to Emily, fifth daughter of John Newton,
South Lambeth.
On the 17th inst., at St. Bartholomew, the Exchange, Tl'
Matterson, Esq., of York, to Elizabeth, widow of the late
„01‘,
Whitehead, Esq., of Stockwell, Surrey.
14'171
On the 11th inst., at 14, Great Cumberland-street, a 0,,,c
according to the rites of the Greek church, the Count
tens de Palatiano. The English ceremo having been ie'Lfiw)e
ny„ e Ist
celebrated by special licence on the 14th July last, when of tbe„.e,
de Palatiano was married to Miss Hartley, only daughter
Rev. Winchcombe Henry Howard Hartley, of Bucklebqioncio
in the county of Berks, and of Sodbury, in the county et s,,,.o.yhbf
ter. The Greek ceremony was performed by the 11,"*.t es3e.„d of
Archimandrite, attached to the Greek Embassy, and ~./n-r'l4:i" of
OE their Ex. Ex. Mons. Sp. Tricoupi, Minister f‘igo,
Greece at this Court, and Count Jenison, Minister s,f";jitern4
Bavaria. In the evening the Count gave a splfr.olia 01
ment to a numerous assemblage of his friends.
On the 20th inst., at St. Mary, Islington, I-PenrY ofi•
Lothbury, solicitor, to Mary Ann Sophia Thorolorlg-P''':oo
daughter of the late Frederick Thonawot4 et of
On the 20th inst., at St. Giles's, Ctmberwell, 31r; .claugh'i
of Camden-row, Camberwell, to Elizabeth Anne, only
John Neale, Esq., of Skeffington, Leicestershire.

DIED. 160. ilii*
Suddenly, at Notting-hill T. A. Phipp E f aged
Ph'
On the 15th inst., in Park-stree:,, Ca-m-dgen-stgo.wn, John oelY
o,rolin„e' tter
daughterE sOg.n'agthee
odlfBsllslh.r . inst,,E d w aartd Paris,Dixc.n ,insurhgeeronl,6othf SYteoarre'-st—reet, L°
~,P
ham-court-road. . Illfis
SuOddnentil
ye, la9tfhewinhsto.u,rEs mafrtneraw,
atrhdes,inhfains infant
mdaouthgehrt,er)of
rf51,1„,,.,r• ab Al
Margaret
genrat,rielaetg el
Hutchins,
73.
l; 10°'
iinnsst; ,agiend Devonshire-fstreet,latQedTehenon-15,,(1.1.'tvc1,1:
Esq., formerly corresponding secretary to the Hudson's
pany.
e. •
On the 20th inst., Mr. James Plush, of Chance-I°,o, ~.,„n le
On the 11th of August last, at Sholapoor in the Cl' dis ''''
23d year, Lieut. William Kirkpatrick, Of the' Hon. Eaht-fi
„ Carili pany's orse Artillery, Bombay Establishment. /per.,
On the 19th inst. in his 30th year, the Rev. ' '
Claude
Smith, third son of Sir John Wyldbore Smith, Bart' COP. 0,
On the 6th inst., at Pisa, in the 19th year ofhis 1e:1.3,010r' of
Neufville Clifton, Esq., son of C. C. Clifton, Esq.', ecock.PurP'
the county of Brecon, and grandson of the late Lady
owlet
Lansdowne-crescent,'Bath. 'n riot -
On the 18th inst., at his residence, Donnington, —e 0
Ph
Southby, Esq., aged 86.
At his house, at Newington, Mr. Sloane, of dm IV° Of
beef
Sloane and Co., St. Martin's-lane. boat die
On the 10th inst, by the upsetting of a sailir g- on
late Willis esg ,
Gravesendvillia and. 'tile Nore, in his 22d year, Georr, fourth
7.0 Mortlock, Esq., of Meldreth, Yo'.xshire. 10. pre
01'. the 11th inst., at Exeter, in her K,ili yell', IS_ De' rill
r.",:iict of the late John Rose Drewe, Ssq. , of the Grang,T,4l, ion
On the 12th inst., of a locked j?,(v, resulting from a 91'6
Cl'rief
of the knee, Mr. Benjamin, jr,:,,, a Coate, Wilts. Bey, 0.
On the 12th inst., at P,eekington Rectory, the uare, 3lef.
Pickwick, nephew of r,:,. Pickwick, Esq., of Queen
plug'
On the 12th ins".,.; c ow,
Esq., of Shept'in Mallet. of the r° P
,1
()n the lr.,th inst Mr. Thomas Dyer, landlord
for ~ in the Kent-road, London, J7o
at Furntam, near Chard. tt, P.P;:rre,l4
Lately at Boulogne, the Rev. John Short 110*.e.,e, ,t,
i_, fir
nrerly of Clare Hall, eambridge, rector of Rotkerticlythe 31 !',0,1
and of Ewhurst, Sussex ; the former is in the gift, . w
the
and Fellows of Clare Hall, and the latter in that of tp,,i_ . tie! ,
Fellows of King's College. Mr. Hewett proceeded to
.."
of B.A. in 1803, M.A. 1806, D, D. 1824.

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