The Sun.
London, England, 1835-01-02 00:00:00

L LEDS CORN MARKET - Dec. 30

Wheat, tst•irfolh anti Slltiffikt 60111.
--- York. and Lincoln. 60Ih.
Barley; ,•orfolk and Siifrolk • 28s. to 3•25.
Yorkshire and Lincolnshire

-- Grinding
nein),
Oats, I'litatne
lettling, Fur. 1:).d. to 13d. l'ng, 9,t to 10,4,1. per stone.
Shelling
Itanesec..l, I.:nglisli, 25i to 27. ••• Fttreign, —I. t.. —4 spy !Ow
-.........."

LIVE RPOOL COItN EXCHA NGE.—Dec 3n. ,t,t,
,
WHEAT, Ellgllsll, '',‘ hite, per 701 b. - "
- Rea , ..... ... 6 0 . 6 6
Scotch, Welch, am; Manx
Irish, White ... 6- 0 6 6
Red
Foreign
OATS, English, Wets):, and Scotch, i ~r 451 h.... ..• •-• 3 A 0 8 -
•-•••••••••••••
Irish
Foreign
BARLEY, English, Malting, per Imp. quarter .1.1. 0 36
Scotch and Irish, per limbs.
Feeding 3 5 3 '
BEAUS, English, per Imperial quarter 'IS 0 42
Irish, &e. "4 0 3/11 b
I °reign '36 0 39 0.
PEASE, English, per Imperial quarter 42 0 48 ti
..--.--- Foreign
FLourt, English, per 2801 b. 33 0 42 "
- Irish
OATMEAL, English and Irish, per I.lolbs
IN• lAN CORN, per I,loti
.„, 35 1
RYE, per Imperial quarter'*.2 0 A „
NALT, per Imperial quarter 52 0 62 "
I memo* ccc ti MAIN (Of the Week ending Dec. 29 l•
Wheat. I Oats. 1 Ilarley Flour. I Oaten--,
,try Ur a, Or;. Foreign, Brls.l Irish, &c Seks I 1.03.. i.,
3,136 5.422 i 6:30 61 I 5,8h9 5_,...1;...,

SOUTHALL CATTLE MARKET.—Dec. 31 sr'
The supply of Beasts, Sticep, Calves, and Porkers, to th s day's Pl
ket was moderately good. There was a tolerably numerous attentla,i %
of town and country buyers, but the trade was dull, at the 1'0,1,0
prices iy.,r stone of 81b. to sink the (dais :
bee:
Mtitt9n 3 2 4 4 I Pork 3 6 3 " .0i
Beasts, 33 ' • Sheep, 2 48S; Calves, 41; Pigs, 70. A great porde')
the supply lett the market unsold

RO M.FORD MA RKET —Dec. 31. di.
P. ti. lUS. 41. to. 41. too ,
!Svc 1..
a 8
Minton.
Sucking Calves, 14s. to 245.; Quarter old Store Pigs. 84. to 12s.
Mitch Cows, with their small Calf, 11/. tts. to 13/. Ds.
Supply limiter!, and trade very ctuil.
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I.E ‘'‘i ES NI Alt K E'l.—lln. JO.
Beef
Mut to.) 3 8 4 6 I Pork. 3 0 3 v,bef
A moder.,:e supply; trade with the primest Beef and Mut.on ga*
brisk, but otherwise dull.

on the dissolution of Parliament the power of re,ers
to frank lett
s ceases until a Member is returned at the uhre
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neral Election t. the House of Commons, who, having;
power to frank, the 15,:ivilege is resumed by their LordshiPbe
This circumstance being ~:ade generally known will, save
Peers the trouble of application.. to frank letters at, wont.
We are assured that, by the two roads from P 0
dington to the city, the different' cmnibuNes start not less 61
800 times a day.
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THE LAST DAYS OF POMPEII.—" In the talen
t
human passion in past ages, there is something of inte.,biss
even in the remoteness of the times. We love to feel VLtes
us '
the bond which unites the most distant eras. ,P.';
nations, customs, perish - the affections arc immortal 'l,se
are the sympathies which unite tke ceaseless generations. irr
Fist lives again, when we look upon its emotions • it lives he
our own—That which was ever is." These (observes !lit)
Examiner) are Mr. Bulwer's words; they seem to express,',,,
origin of the work before us. We have pleasure in addinedi
that they express also the triumph it has achieved. Secure i,
this noble sense of the immortality of the affections, Mr. ist,
wer, by simply moulding upon them the manners of the ps,s,
the great influences.of the scene and the time, has acce7ll
plished the object he proposed. The passions of eighte'
centuries ago come from him with the life and freshness of tb°;
day. " The Last Days of Pompeii "we take, indeed, W
one of Mr. Bulwer's finest works. It has a singleness Of PUO3
pose, and a sustainment unequalled in any of his rev°
writings.

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