The Sun.
London, England, 1832-02-20 00:00:00

NEWCASTLE CORN MARKET—Feb. 18

Our market continues well supplied with Wheat from the
farmers, but our millers having little else to depend upon, sales
were steady at a r duction of about Is. per quarter on the in-
ferior samples. The supply of Oats was also large, and sales
heavy at a shade lower. In Barley the trade is very 1 nguid, and
lower prices have this week been submitted to. Malt, 2s. per
quarter lower. The retail demand for Rye regular. Little doing
in Beans or Pease at a decline of Is. a 2s. per quarter.

New.
ev Old.
Wheat, Northumberland 538. 64s
Norfolk and Suffblk 53. &Li
Iterwick and Scotch 53.. (Os
Foreign
Rye, Norfolk and Sottoik
Foreign 325. dds
Barley, Malting, Norfolk and Suffolk...32s. 3tis
Grinding and Feeding 04s. 2Ss —s. B.
Malt, Norfolk and Suft'nlk (Os, 64s
Beans, Small 'l2s. 34s s —s.
---- Tick '34)s 32s —s —3.
Pease, White 34s 36s s.st;. ...di
--- Gray ills 365.„,.., —s. —s.
Oats, N,,rthumberlanri,P '*. i. 4 . 23s 25s 23s. 255.
reed Hs 23s his 235.
Foreign —s. —s
Hour, Fine (per sack) —s. —s. 44s 475.

In answer to our inquiries at LONG'S hotel,
at a late hour last night, we were informed that Mr.
STAPYLTON had passed 4 restless night on Saturday, but
was considered much better yesterday.
Mr. BROOK ES, the celebrated anatomist, in a
letter to Lord 111F.LBOURNE, S iys that explo.sions of small
quantities of gtiopowdcr, Loch as are used in the Navy,
may prove more effectual in immediately changing the
atmosphere of any apartments, particularly those in the
basements of buildings, such as back kitchens, closets,
cellars, dust-holes, bakehouses, &c., than can Le produced
by any other means, and that this combustion should be
carried into effect previously to the adoption of ulterior
purificatiotaa by lime, whitening, chloride, &c,
BR A NDY.—We hear from very good autho-
rity that 13s. per piton thity will soon be taken off.—
Cornubian.
MUSSELBURGII.—The cholera has now be-
come in a great measure sub'tued, the total cases for the
last three days amounting only to eiebt, and the dee,hs to
three. Two of the cases have occurred, in the Mussel-
burgh districts, and the o;,her in Fisherrow.—Edins
burgh Evenin2 Courant.
ik' 1, it US FED E is malignant fever is
at present very prevalent in some of the narrow streets and
lanes of our city. There is a family in the Guard Yennel,
every individual of which has been seized with it. The
mother died a few days ago,
the youngest son yesterday,
4,rld the remaining four, two sons and two daughters, are
to a very dangerous state,-...Perthshire:ildrertiser of
Thursday,

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Places and Date. 'E. Q
',7i' .ii t `°. Etl— 0 t
; 0 c 1 5 E
g a :.. CG r. ',-. •' 't
I_2l_ 4 z
From the several Collieries I i
and other Villages around 1
Newcastle up to Feb. 16 .. 144 223 29 234 103 1068 172
Newcastle, Feb. 17, IS ~. 6 3 0 4 5 948 296
North Shields &c. Feb. 18 60 13 3 14 56 , 303 80
South Shields, Feb. 18 I 1 1 0 0 2 I e
Jarrow. &c. Feb. 16.. ..... 0 1 1 0 0 $ fj.
netton, &c., Feb. 17, 18— r2O 18 4 19 15 459 91
Haddington, Feb. 16, 17.,. 11 4 2 2 11 , 130 1 59
Tranent, Feb. 17, 55 9 , 3 21 40 277 1 76
Preston Pans, Feb. 17, l9 61 3 5 17 110 21
North Berwick, Feb. 16 2 0 0 G. 2. 16 7
Musselburgh, Feb. 17
Edinburgh, 'Feb. 17., 0 7 3 I 1 I !,,„ Ii 20 11
Kirkintilloch, Feb. 17
Dalkeith, Feb. 16.1,, .. ..
Qlasso,w 1, kc., Feb. 17 4 9 611 i 6 18 li
Mary Hill, Feb. 17 8 2 31 6 1 15 7
Paisley, Feb. 17 2 10 i6' 1 5 I 16 8
Total ......... ,„ 1369 3 330 286 3997 1066
.—' 971 •.) 11— ---'''
Total from place. 4 where the disease has ceased,
or fron,r which no returns have been this day
received lO9B 401
.

(Signed)

hand Tote
WM. M

114995 i 1467
,EAN, Secretary.

description
SAFETY BRIDLE.—The of a new
sort of bridle has just been put Into our Lands (accom-
panied by an etching) It is thz invention of a Mr.
MEssEa., and consists of a pulley sn contrived to act upon
the bit and anoutL, that the most ungovernable horse must
infallibly be stopped at once, whether in riding or driving.
—Literary Gazette.

The venerable and respectable Earl of EGRE-
MONT is perfectly recovered from his indisposition, to th,ii
great joy of all the eminent living painters and segiptor.,
whn are not only permitted to avail themselves of the vast
treasures, in both pictures and statues, in the noble gallery
at petwtirth, but his lord•hip has assigned to them a pain.-
ing mum and a studio, where they can pursue their vari"us
avocations free from the slighest interruption. In ad.ii-
ti,,n to which, each of the artists is lodged, and enter-
tained with a hospitality worthy the character of th •
Noble Hot,