The Sun.
London, England, 1835-11-16 00:00:00

NENVGATE AND LEA
At per stone, t
s .1. to s d.

l'eef, inferior 2 0 2
middling ., .... 2 4 2
prime large ..
prime smal q 2 3
Veal

NEWCASTLE CORN MARKET.—Nov. 14
We had a liberal supply of Wheat from the Farmers
day, and much of it in poor condition, but the coasting $lO5l
vals being small, the whole was taken off at the prices of the
Saturday. There was also a good supply of Oats froill bt,
country, which sold readily at the prices of this day se'nnighot
The arrivals of Barley have not been large this weekko•
adequate to the demand ; the finest samples find buyers stias
mer prices, but the middling and inferior qualities are dim: fit
to quit, even at a reduction of ls. per quarter. Fine r
in steady demand, inferior qualities unsaleable. Rye iT;iof
ted demand. In Roans or Peas little doing. The arriv3
Floor arc large, and the sale heavy.

New. Old.
Wheat, Northumberland.
- Norfulk and Surtolk... ......... 32s 39 34•.
Berwick and Scotch 35; s •••••• ••••116 37 •

- Foreign .-s.
Rye, Norfolk and Sudolk 26s. 26s • -5...-4.
- Foreign -s. -s -a...46
Barley, Malting, Norfolk and Suffolk... 28s. 34s -s. -4.
Grinding and Feeding 24s. 2ii.
Malt, Norfolk and Suffolk Ms. 5.-+ -s. 594.
Beans, Small 14- 36s -s. --3.
--, - Tick 33;. 34; -s. ...-5.
Pease, White 17s. 395..... -s. --6.
--- Gray
OA% Northumberland, Potatoe l9s 9.3 s . 225. 353.
-,--- Feed l6e; 20i 22s. 24i.
- Foreign..., ....5.•
Fluor, Fine, (per sack) -'B. "-3••••••• 26a. VS'

CORNWALL MARKETS.
Calculated at 24 gallons to the bushel.)

.
34,

i Wheat. Barley. (:T1f:.47
*. d. to s. d. s. d. to s. d. s. d. to 8 0
Truro ..... .....,.. — 0 16 0 0 9 0 —0„ 6,1
Flelstone
St. Austell - 0 16 0— 0 9 0— 0 6 a.'
Bodmin 0 16 0— 0 86— 0 tt "ti
Liskeard 0 13 0 0 6 3 —0 oas '
Launceston 0 19 6 0 9 0 0 6A-
Camellord l4 0 16 0 8 6 9 0 6 0 ~ v
Penzance l6 0 16 6 0 8 0— 0

EARL SPENCER.—There is very little truth ill tike
following statement, which has been going the round °I %es•
journals ;—,‘ Earl Spencer has remained at Altborp 1.0
since the death of his noble father, with the exception °.t to
occasional journey to London, and an affectionate
his much esteemed mother-in-law, and to his father's
rable friend, Mr. Coke, of Norfolk ; thence his Lords Pei
is just returned to Althorp, where, it is said, he is eng.agot
in writing a treatise on theology." The Noble Earl 'so 0
present, and has for some time been, at Holkharn,;ajf
visit to his friend, Mr. Coke. His Lordship has 11 Dyer
been at Althorp since death of the late Earl. He
had the slightest intention of writing a book on theology.
Morning Paper.
had
IRISH LANDLORDS AND AGENTS.—Letters -
reached town, detailing circumstances of an oPP.'"torcl
nature on the part of a Mr. Auchinleck, the agent or ',ibts
Belniore, on his estates in the county of Tyrone. 00(1
tenantry complain loudly of the acts of this gentleman' re I
in such language as would not be safe to publish in tbe.Poe o
sent state of the libel_ law. The most severe proceetli,
it is said, were resorted to, to enforce demands for rent 06
very long standing ; and when some of the tenantry la'o
to the agent's office, for the purpose of arranging the e. anti
upon them, they were thrust into jail, under an Ass es
Barrister's decree. This is the district in which on,troce
were lately committed on the houses of some Roman '-',3ety
lies, for the discovery of whose perpetrators the Lord
tenant offered a reward of fifty pounds.
pe sari
Sabbath week being our Sacrament, the nu—s, the,
wine was as usual ordered by the Magistrates, but jo
usual quantity. A too liberal system had been pursued bei
former years, and the Kirk-Session of Perth could ne clo
trusted with one drop more than it might be possible taco'
with. During the celebration of the most solemn ordi°ba
of our religion, the necessary elements were found tc't be
a-wanting ; and that the communion-service might 0° or,
put a stop to, a messager had to be sent, during the
vice, to the nearest tavern for a supply.—Perth raPei