The Sun.
London, England, 1832-02-06 00:00:00

ARRIVALS OF

IVALS OF GRAIN IN LONDON DURING LAST WEEK.
5 t
Whence. 2 ;17 F F
Qrs. Qrs. Qrs. Qrs. Qrs. Qrs. Scks
mough l3l 8463 23 21
outh
water...— lBO 30
ngton 270 -- -- 410 -- --
a - 3939 70 -- pyl
580 5i5 -- 30 26
blaester. 50 216 300 27
arwich
eigh 639 370 148 309 188
aldon ll3 292 236 7 150 86
orth — 60
rlOO Z 5 615
borough - 5 -- 33
emouth — 57
by
374 M7l 3t5
h lO2 165 1789 -- I 245 30 301
548 288 350 128 J 294 187 642
223 610 30 238 1258
wen
50
2190 -- 1140
mpton 51
mold .. .. 310 320
58
140 1340 50 30
ich 3O 697 30
oridge l6l 809 85 8 38 235
uth 194 8126 2027 20 28 2175
NIl ll6 1675
Lth 3O 100
44 17 1880
1496 238 389 13 160
r 44 20
e 192 1111 -- 28 --•—• 40
ess ll6O 120 12
33 40 60
87C0 15788 7707 15285 1826 579 9265
UsH.
314 .
10 200
ck — 1277
Lderry 1800
860
brd — 475
tEIGN.
1190
Total

From Whence.

Aldboroi igh
Alemouth
Bridgwater
Bridlington
Boston
Clay
Colchester
1,4 Harwich
Leigh
Maldon
Dilworth
Exeter
G ainsboroug h ,
Grangemouth
GI imsby .....
Hull
1p5wich........,
Kent
Lynn
Newhaven
Poole ,
Spalding
Stockton
Southampton
South wold
Teigninouth.

Wells
Whitby
Wisbeach...

Woodbridge...,
Yarmouth.,
Aberdeen
Arbroath ,
Banff...
tserwick
Dunbar ,
Dundee
I r, verness ,
Leith

I aim
Belfast
Cork
Dublin
Limerick
Londonderry
Sligo
Waterford

FOREIGN.
Nyborg

Total ...1
AGGREGATE
Rye, o—Tares, 31

8700
QUA N'
Must

116976
rTITY 0
laced, 25
tret. IS.

I 7707 1
Pr OTH
524-I

i 1985.2
ER LI
lapel ec
s, 834.

1 1805 1
:NDS OP
ed,

597 ilk
PULSE.
rank, 720.

The verdict at the inquest on the body of the
Rev. Timms WHIM'', whose deplorable fate appeared in
yi our last, was—.., Wilful murder against persons as yet
1140 unknown." His mutilated remains were interred on
Monday morning, in the cathedral of Cashel, where the
Clergy of that diocese intend to erect a monument to his
memory.—Limerick Chronicle.
34,
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On Sunday evening last, as ELIZABETH
35 Gitimas, daughter of Mr. THOMAS GRIMES, of Yeovil,
75 was walking on the pavement oppositeThetiezer.row, she
_
_ was met by Josurif Boni. (one of the lamplighters), who
was running at full speed, with his ladder on his shoulder,
160 and, on passing him, the book of the ladder caught the
4( right eye of the unfortunate young woman, and literally
forced it from the socket. She now lies in a very pre-
:_ carious state.—Sherborne Journal.

•
SINGULAR ACCIDENT TO A HORSE.—A
5 very singular accident occurred on Monday morning last,
to one of the wheel horses of the " Why Not," Dudley
and Birmingham stage coach. Soon after the coach left.
Dudley, and as it was descending a slight declivity, the
,75 hind loot of one of the wheelers became locked in the shoe
of the fore foot, by which the poor animal was thrown
down and dragged some considerable distance along the
road, and was so severely injured as to be obliged to he
taken out of the coach, and left behind. The shoe was
completely wrenched from the foot.—Lichfield Mercury.
A TERRIBLE MAN.—The King (BERNA-
DOTTE) is reputed to have said, certainly with more vanity
than good taste, " I am so martial, that when I leek in
the glass I am frightened at myself."—EHiott's Letters
from the North of Europe. `This, if true, is what logi-
cians call " proving too much." What It hero must be
be who is frightened at his own shadow n
A MAN of BUSINESS.—A friend of ours
was in treaty with G---, the horse-dealer (who died the
other day), for the purchase of a mare, but could not agree
by 101. Next morning, however, making up his mind to
offer to split the difference, he posted off to the yard, when
the first person he met was the groom. " Master up,
JOE ?" said he. "No : master be dead," said JOE, " but
he left word you're to have the mare."—New Sporting
Magazine.

ANECDOTE OF DR. JOHNSON.-ID a con-
versation with BOSWELL, he observed how little a soldier
gets for his services, in proportion to others, who less de-
serve rewards. BoSWELL—" GOLDSMITH has acquired
more fame than all the officers last war who were not
Generals." Jormsosr—" Why, Sir, you will find tent
thousand fit to do what they did, before you find one who
si u s what GOLDSMITH has done. You must consider that
a thing is valued according to its rarity. A pebble that
paves the street is in itself more useful than the diamond
upon a lady's finger."
THE IM MOR T A r. TOM PKINS..-- We can give
no good reason why a man, who serves his country,
should not he honoured, however cornuion-place his name
may be. We are, however, so accustomed to jocularity,
in connection with the Wicarrisrs and the TosmNsEs,
that we can hardly read with gravity the following pas-
sages from an American report of the !ute Democratic
Festival at New York:--" Mr. SAMUEL L. GOUVER-
NEUR rose to propose the memory of DANIEL D. Tomr-
KINS, a man, said he, whose memory is green in the hearts
of all who are here assembled—and when shall the ver-
dure of this memory wither ?—(Loud applause.) Where
could we more fitly drink the memory of this great man
than in Tammany H ill—the birth-place and the cradle of
his success. The friends and the countrymen of ESIMETT
have done honour to his memory by erecting a monument
to perpetuate the recollection of his worth ; but where
stands the monument which is to transmit to posterity
a proof of the esteem in which we hold the services of
Tostrusrs ?—(Loud applause.) Is not this a proper
time to take measures for the erection of a stone that will
at least tell to the passer by, in after days, that ' Here lies
Tompkins !'—(Reiterated applause. )"

It has been observed that WASHINGTON se!-
dom smiled, and never laughed. This, however, is not cot-
rect. I was informed the other day, by a gentleman vene-
rable for his age and information, that he had seen WASH.
INGTON nearly convulsed with laughter. One instance he
mentioned with a great degree of sang froid. At the
time that our troops were encamped at Cambridge, infor-
mation was received at head-quarters that the English
were about leaving Boston to give them battle. All was
bustle and confusion. The soldiers were strolling or. r
the town, and the officers were hut ill prepared for the ap-
proaching rencountrr. Some of the Generals were calloaff
for their horses, and others for their arms, and among the
rest was General GREEN at the bottom of the stairs,

bawling to the barber for his wig. "Bring my wig, you
rascal, bring my wig." General I.3ex diverted himself
and the company at the expense of GREEN. " Your wig
is behind the looking-glams, Sir." At which GI:Elm,
raising his eyes, perceived by the mirror that his trig woe
where it should be—on hi. bead. WASHINGTON, in a
tit of laughter, threw himself on the floor, and the whole
croup presented rather a ludicrous epeotacl!..—New York
Paper