The Sun.
London, England, 1835-03-27 00:00:00

THE MARKETS.

COUNTRY CORN MARKETS DURING THE

WEEK.

Wfiwit. Bliley. I
I'er Quarter. la.to a. 5. 8. 8. to 8. S. to s•
131atu13or1 40 43 31 23 43
40 52 30 36 15 22 30
40
:35:;6
--39 31 22 ,72
Chard 40 40 24 . 20 ?2 1--2 37 ".
42 r. 43 23 34 19 24 37 40
Long 5a1t0n,,..,,,,... 34 -* 44 22 24 35 37
(malt 36 42 97 32 18 24 33 40
I.y 34 49 28 3.2 23 24 :32 31
Newark 34 42 t:6 35 18 .24 32 3.5
*it tingliam -- 40 45 2S 37 +9 28 35 42
+.,+tcrooroogh 31 40 28 37 21 26 30 42 —•
Ply +lll,ltil 40 50 30 34 20 --
11+.1telt ay t 67 • 43 27 43
--. •65 70 36 38 i 22 '2B 41 45
tlopiogltatn --.. 34 39 25 21 20 30 26 46
tAli.l,(o+ „ 45 20

LEEDS CORN MARKET.— March 24
Wheat, N.)rfolk unit 601 h.

York

and Lincoln,

515.1
494. I 3
X3l•. 1 iG
,31,
ti
l•
'
per stone
4,,,t

kLaley, ,orfiblk and Sulrolk .....
-- Yoe:shire:m(l Lincolnshire
•---

Oats, Potatoe .
_--Aleallog, I. or. 12.1 to 13tl
to .113.,

LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHA NGE.—March 24. _ s pd.
.
WHEAT, LEigloll, White, per 701 h.
Red
Scotch, Welch, and Manx
Irish, White 5lO 6'"
5 8
Red
6
- Foreign
nglish, Wekh, and Scotch, 1 er 451 h. ......
4 90
.I.TS, E g
!rich
0
Foreign
BARLEY, 'English, Slatting, per Imp. quarter '6 0 3° (1, 1
Scotch and Irish, per Itollis.
3 g 311
Feeling
44 0.1
BEAns, English, per Imperial quarter 4O 0
.--I fish, Sze.
ti 1
Foreign
PEASE, English, per Imperial quarter 42 0 46 0
Foreign
40
FLOUR, English, per 280 lb
..-......-•••
Trish
OATMEAL, English and Irish, per 24nnis 24 ' 6
IN. lAN CORN, pt f 4401 h.
RYE, per Roper al quarter
MALT, per Imperial quarter
_._

I mroar OF ti HAIN for the Week ending March 23
Oatni eat
Wheat. Oats. I Barley Flour.
()rs. Qui. Ors. Foreign, 6E18.1 Irish , &c. Scks "M.
n 014
3,8::2 4,242 . j 7,243

• SOUTHALL CATTLE MARK.ET.—March 25 or-
The supply of Iloasts, Stiero, C dyes, and Porkers, to th s day.' wo
ket was moderately good. There was rather a small attendance of t9O,
aod country buyers, and the trade was dull, at the follow Mg P
per stone of Sib, to sail, the offals :
Beef 2s. 61. to 3s. DAL Veal ...
Mutton 3
..2 . 4 2 I Pork .lO 3lu

Lamb 4s. )od. to 53. 4d. of
Beasts, IN; Sheep, 2 015; Calves, 37; Pigs, 43. A small pOn?v-
the supply lett the market unsold

ROMFORD Al ARKET.—March 25. . il.
s. il.tos. u. 1 s.d. to z 0
Reef ..... ... 2 8 3 8 Veal
Nliitton. " 0 310 Pork
Lamb 53 Od. to ss. ed.
Suckling Calves, its. to ns ; Quarter old Store Pigs. Ss. to 10S.
Milch Cows, with their small Calf, M. us. to 111. Os.
Supply moderate, and trade rather dull.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

VESSELS ENTERED INWARDS AT THE CUST°

HOUSE, MARCH 26.
c•,,;
Brocklebank, Stranack, from Ostend; Flora, Meyer,
Ramona, Stranack,.Rotterdam.
ENTERED OUTWARDS FOR LOADING, Mnacil‘`:
Earl of Liverpool, Lomax, for Ostend ; James Cruicksbani:,,
Young, St. Vincent's ; Batavier, Dunlop, Rotterdam ;
mercial Packet. King, Rotterdam • Udonia, Wesjels, Amcor,
dam ; Concordia, Kwakenburg, Amsterdam ; Margrictta
nelia, Hazewinkie, Amsterdam ; Rambler, Wall, Gibra
and Cadiz ; Nereide, Jay, Naples ; Joan, Berwick, Hambro '
Ventrosa, Marshall, Boston.
86'
CLEARED OUTWARDS WITH CARGO, MAgell.„
Clarence, Kop, for Jamaical Coral, Leggett, Teen:
Dove, Nicholson, Dunkirk ; Alde, Parker, Rotterdam ; 3„fe,far
Palmer, Rotterdam ; Frantz, Radman, Stettin ; :
St. Michael's; Blanch, Laws, St. Kitt's ; Deborah, .?4"„a;
Newfoundland; Courier, Palmer, Cape of Good 11°1-
Attwood, Morfee, Antwerp ; Ranger, Duffield, Ostend. 16.
CLEARED OUTWARDS IN BALLAST, MARolud
Francis and Han iet, Dodds, for Quebec ; Mentor, 13' Ir.,*
Quebec ; Marmion, Hopper, Quebec ; CecCO ps
Quebec ; Baltic Merchant, Dumble, Quebec ; BrAugo.o4
Neagle, Quebec; Rother, Frost, Quebec; Charlotte, Di°
Calais; Enchantress, Black, Savannah.

VESSELS SPOKEN WITEL hv the
Juliet, of Greenock, bound to Calcutta. 28th Dec.,
William, Lanfesty, arrived at Gibraltar. Ainiable ooith
Maranham to Barcelona, 13th ult.) lat. 40., long. 36" r•
loss of main-mast, by the Emile., Audibert, arrived at
u.ary,
Stad Rotterdam, bovid to Batavia, 15th Jan °a
lat. 35. S., long. 34., by the Cybele, arrived at Liverl)i,it,
William Russell, Bruce. Liverpool to Bahia, 14th instlysr•
48., long. 10., by the Columbia arrived at Liverpool. late
wick, of Liverpot.!., lat. 12., long. 26., by the ThornAtirier,
Wilson, on slis-.e at Holyhead. Courier de Brazil, by.
from Bordernx to the Cape of Good Hope, on the LIII
the Veloce, arrived at Bordeaux.

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BROTIIER JONATIIA N.---A joint Commission nj
ing been appointed by the Governments of Great Britain
the United States, to determine the bouLdar line betweeAo 0.
States and the British North American possessions, the ~.,1111
rican Commissioners proposed that the latitude should he
culated geometrically, that is, from the centre of the ea"try
which they said was a far more scientific, and satisfacts.
method than the ordinary one of calculating it EoPetbio
cially from the Pole to the ' Equator. The effect of of
would have been to give the United States a traet.o,
country extending from the Atlantic to the Pacific, and 11 je
raging fourteen miles in breadth, to which by the usual tatty
of calculation they have no claim. Dr. Watson, to who'll ;is
British Commissioners entrusted the scientific branch of
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negotiation, quickly saw through the disinterested sebetn!of
Brother Jonathan, and thereby preserved this large extent
territory to his own Government.—Mechanics' Magazine'
A HARDY VETERAN —A remarkably venera
looking old man, named John Shipley, whose hair wag cio,
pletely blanched with age, applied to Mr. White, at Woe
Square, for permission to swear an affidavit relative to a persion of which he was in the receipt. In answer to sorne;(lu oof
Lions from the Magistrate, he stated that he was a netfoitb
Wirtemberg, and was in his 96th year. He had serveuj the
the late Duke of York in Flanders and Holland, and ba-113'
honour of being frequently in company with his present ico/1
jesty, when a midshipman, and stationed on the Aire
coast. At present he was a pensioner on the fourth reg'Tio
of foot, but only received Sid. a day, the other, moiety ife,
pension having been applied for the maintenance of his:o4l
who is upwards of 80 years of age, but so addicted to the
that he had long since separated from her. He had frecKto,,
been employed by the Duke as an interpreter. Mr. SC:blec-•
Have you ever applied to the parish for reier? SKr). ;Ile
No, your Honour, I shouldn't like to do that. When the
old
of York was alive I never wanted ; he always assisted e,,
soldier ; I've known hundreds of instances of it. Mr. Wbiticjier
Well, my friend, as it is nq likely that I shall meet a rot°
aged 96 for some time to come, accept this. The Nag's the'
having placed half-a-crown in the veteran's hand, a'stesqr: 010
old gentleman to the truth of the affidavit, and he le"
office.