The Sun.
London, England, 1835-04-13 00:00:00

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SMITHFIELD MARKET.
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This day's supply was moderately good, and the trade was
what brisk, at the following .
I'MCES pg!. STONE OF BLB. TO SINK THE OFFALS'ct LO 6.4'
5. , $
s. d. to s. d. 0 t• 0
Interior Beasts 2 0 2 2 Inferior Sheep '‘39
g 5 9
Second quality ditto...-. 2 6 210 Second quality ditto - a 5 0
Prime large Oxen 3 6 3 S Coarse-woolled ditto..... ~,3 ,` :i j,
Prime Scots, &c.
310 4 0 Southdown Wethers ... 3;) 0 ; vle
Large coarse Calves 3 0 4 6 Large Hogs
Prime small ditto
. •
Suckling Calves each ...14 o St i Quarter old Pigs eachi I.
Lamb
SUPPLY, AS PER CLERK'S STAREMENT.
ig'
Beasts. I Sheep. I Calves. I 440 p
2,6,31 I 16,580 138
130 ji,
About 200 of the Beasts came up the St. Alban's road; aboutwesto-
- other northern roads; about 150 (including Irish) from the_d pit!,
and midland districts = about 2000 from Norfolk, Suflblk, Essex, 3'L,3iOLIP
bridgesh ire ; about'lso from K tilt and Sussex • and most of the re.
from the marshes, &c. in the neighbourhood of London.
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NEWGATE AND LEADENHALL MARKETS.
‘I,
At per stone, by the Carcass' s d ton 4
8 d tes i 8
Beef, inferior 2 0 2 2 Mutton, inferior ......... 2 ti 5
. 1
---middling 24 2 6 middling........ -, 9
,t 5
-- prime large 2lO 3 2 --.. prime ............ 3 `i 515
- prime small 3 6 310 Pork, large . ..... .- 4
Veal
Lamb ss. 6.1. to 6s. Oct.

NEWCASTLE CORN MARKET.—ApriI U. asp
We had a large supply of Wheat from the farmers to- ner
which was at last all cleared away, decline of about 1 the
quarter. Fer Oats there continues a good demand, an r.
whole went off readily at a trifling improvement. Severa'itiat
cels of Barley have been sold this week ; but as the laiate
seasons draws fast to a close, the holders willingly aceelikpeo
prices. Malt dull. Little doing in Rye. Beans and
without change. Flour still sells heavily, with prices the till.
lower.

New. old.
1
Whet, Northumberland 37s. 42s -- "*"'
- - Norfolk and Sat!olk 's7s. 42, ...... 303. 00---;
- Berwick and Sci..tch ......... ...... 365. - 5....... -5
- Foreign Z
PVC.. Norfolk and Suffolk ';Os 32s -.5. "". !1
.-- i. ,4...1ii 3'l3. 32f.. -s• ---
. -
Barley, Malting, Norfolk and Suitulk... J,. 4 6 --S. ---:
I 1
- Grinding and Feeding 24s. 265.
Malt, Norfolk and Suffolk 7b.
56s 60s -5. a
Beans, Small qsb 363 -'..
- Tick .. 34s 35s -5.
_.4"-s
['ease, White I,ls 385..... '''''B. -
----- Gray
Eis. 255....... - • -1.
Oats, Northumberland, Potatoe
Feed 2os 23s --s* - , )
—8 --". --..-
-F..

- Foreign
Flour. Fine, (der sack)

DUBLIN ELECTION COMMITTEE.—wCOO
T ' oce
mittee met at the usual hour on Saturday,, but in consecrjrevech
of Mr. Harrison refusing to argue the points of law re se"
the Committee said they would issue the commission fortli; to
and they will meet to-day to settle the order in which it I
issue.
oliCe
The late Countess Dowager of Burlington waso.bter
the beautiful and accomplished Lady Betty Compton: °too.
and heiress of Charles, the seventh Earl of Northatnrgarl
She married, in 1782, Lord George Cavendish, created all
of Burlington in 1831, by whom there are several ehildr+e:C4re
of whom in early life were educated under the immewa—rserf
of their mother, who devoted most of her time to their:
and to the school-room. Burlington-house, in Piccadit late
at the death of the Duke of Portland, purchased by ti,“i
It
Earl from the present Duke of Devonshire, for 75:Onarl
now devolves, we understand, to Colonel Cavendish: °we le a
of Burlington's second son, who married for his firsr.t
daughter of Mr. Fawkener, many years Clerk of the , ac.
and who was considered one of the handsomest and 11' Ca.;
complished men in Europe. She died in 1817. CC"Ivl-arl
vendish espoused secondly, in 1819, a sister of the '-
Durham.
KING'S THEATRE.—The performances on
ya
day evening were the same as on Thursday;
Gazza Ladra, and the first act of the ballet of Finn
Queen'
house was crowded with a brilliant audience. The -11 the
with a numerous suite, was in the Royal box; affieseotl
Duchess of Kent and the Princess Victoria were els° Fn.; and
The exquisite singing and acting of Grisi, Tambuir,7l":ll4°
Lablache, drew forth the most enthusiastic plaudits. '"
soon to see a stronger corps de ballet. r tbe
The Adelphi and Olympic Theatres closed '°"ed al
season on Saturday evening. Addresses were deliver:l:o'
the one by Mr. Gallott (in the absence of Mr. Yates fr°ooo
disposition), and at the other by Madame Vcstris. 5
at both these Theatres has been very successful. •estl
If O'Connell is proposed to the King his
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has expressed his determination of refusing to aceeue The
administration with which Mr. O'Connell is connected.
King of England dislikes the King of Ireland.—Figar' of
ASSAULT ON A FEMALE. On the 111 One
Tuesday week three men were drinking together at ; sift'
those low pot-houses, provincially termed " hush sh°l3:'lloe,
ate in a narrow unfrequented lane, called Boothroycl-
the borders of Oldham Edge, when a girl, apparentlicottl
14 years of age, entered, and interrogated them as a o
factory piecer in search of work. She was prevailed up sbe
the men to leave the house with them, and JlO SOOner hd there
done so than they forcibly dragged her into a field, 8: of thefi
effected their brutal intentions.—On Wednesday last,t:car"
prisoners were committed to Lancaster for trial on IP-

charge.—Manchester Guardian. a SP
The Greek Order of the " Redeemer" or t e pre'
viour," conferred by King Otho on the officers who h
w ere
sent at the battle of Navarino, is divided into four c vice-
which have been bestowed in the following manner -'-elsss;
Admiral Sir Edward Codrington, G.C..8 , the first . ad
Rear Admiral Ommanney, Captains Sir .T. Felll.,atsills
mG;as:c.t.o.eitHßaim.ngilDetositnerkiei(n:since dead), the second class ; .`itacics;
.119 n. J. A. Maude, Hon. F. Spencer, Curzon,Levils m0...t
rington, the fourth cslasoFn.;.
man,decea
deceased
bhuardy, ,tS'
SP°
On SaturdayNth.eCatmhiprdbelcliasils.; L. der (3°'
last an inquest was held at the 0 Tbe
daughter of a
boencothmeeboinduycohf
attached Charles Stevens,Sttoevaen;:oauglkia,ot;
farmer, who was not averse to the lea.„
tions, but her relatives strictlprohibited her from vwe
th4t
ing his addresses, and she wasysporclosely confined at betf... tho
the deceased was unable to see or communicate with havil'i je••
effect upon his mind was so great that he became I°vre. °,,fl
jetted, and was unable to follow his usual employnlyered wit'
Thursday morning the unfortunate youth was disco 'croporary
his throat frightfully cut and lifeless, verdict--Te
Derangement.