The Sun.
London, England, 1832-03-24 00:00:00

PRICE OF POTATOES.--March 23.
22. sL•to-21. 105. per t0n...,
01. Os. to 3/. Os. ditto.
21...55. to 21. 10s. ditto.

Wan

Kidtieys
Scotch Reds

. ,
RAW HIDES.
I
Per Stone. s. d. to s. d. Per Stone: s. d. to I. d.
Best Heifers & Steers 2 0 2 6 Ordinary ................. I 6 18
midd1ing5....—..............1 9 2 0 Market ea1f......—..... 6 0 each.

SHEEP SKINS: •

ss. 0(14 ta7s-Od. 39. Od. to 49. 6d.
Shearlings,........ Os. Od. tooll. Od.
PRICE OF CANDLES._
Tilt price of Store Candles,,i the retail shop&, is as follows :
c4lAridchts, P.er dos. 79. M. to So. Oti. I Moulds.per. +wen Bd.

Polled .

Pit 01. TALLuY
Town ~7allow
Yellow Ituasia...---....455.;Ckl
- 441. 6d.
Soap- Ditto 42i. 6d.
Melted Stuff 345. 6d.
Ditto Bough 245..0d.

&c. pet 11SW. •
Yellow 62x. Od.
Mottled 68s. Od.
White 72x. Od.
Graves 14s. Oa.
Good Graves ss. Od.

PRICE OF RAW
Price of tallow (as stated by I

)AL MAR/.
' Per Ton
Adair's 18s. Od.
Beaumont, l6 6
Bensham Main 16 6
Bishop's 16 0
East rercy 16
Hebburn Main 18 3
18 0
Kenton West 17 0
Kithngworth 19' 6
Ord's Redhugh 15 6
Phtitop Wirnisor 17 6
St. Lawrence Main 19 0
, . 20 0
Townley l6 6
Willington l9 0
Walls End Bell & Co..— lg 0
Ditto Bell,Robson,&Co. 17 6
Ditto Bewicke and Co. 20 0
Walls End Brown's..—... 17 9
Ditto rlarke and Co. „. 17 6
Walls End Gosforth 20 0
Walls End Greenwell 15 0
Ships arrived since]

'AT, per atone.ol
e Tallow

ET.—March 23. •
. - Per Ton.
Walls End Heaton...—. 191:6d.
Walls End Hilda 19 -0
Walls End tiotspnr..... 16 -6
Ditto Killitigworth 19 8
Waits End Newiliarcn— 19 9
Ditto Perkins and co.— 19 3
Walls End Riddell's—, 19 6
Walls End Walkez --- 20 0
Walls End Helton 21 0
Walls End Lyons 19 0
Walls End Lambton.... 21 • 6
Walls End Stewart's .. 21 • 6
Walls End Butter Knoll 21 0
Walls End Cleveland 'l7 0
W. E South Durham 16 9
Walls End
Blyth " l- 6
Cowpett
Hartley •' • 18 • 0
Silkatone Field and Co 'RI -8 .
Tandeld'Frader..—...... 19- 6 '
Ellison 'small l4 0
ast market-day, 197. - •

COUNTRY CORN MARKEL'S DURING TIRE WELK.

Wheat. , Barley.

Per Quarter.
Abingdon—.
Andover

Birmingham--
rtridport .rowooove.ons
•

Cirencester
G uildford
nenly

HerefOrd

Highworth
Maidenhead
Monmouth
Reading

Salishui-y...-----.
Southampton
Stroud --.—...—..

Tewitesbury
Uxbridge
Wantage
Warminster

65 66

s. to 8.
26 39
33 37
40 44
32 39
26 36
36 40
23 32
30 33
44 48
32' 42
30 39

28 98
92 40
37 40
34 38
40 42
27 40
30 44
30 45

Oats.

8. to
19 28

2t 32
26 30
18 26
26 38
2 6 35
2 9 3 0

28 34
21 30

18 31
2u 0
28 32
22 32
30 38
23 32
20 23
20
21 22
31 32

Beahs.

O. to I.
38 ' 45
- 44
- 52
- 54
36 41
46
- 43
- • 40
-• 52
- 56
36 44

34 46
36 48
-
* 48
- 44

34 46
3$ 4

44 51

The equipage of the Earl of Harrington is
said to be the most splendid and best appointed of the opening
season. The Earl and his trothers are frequ.ent visitors of the
theatres, but her Ladyship is not often seen at those places of
public resort. •

Some years ago, ao Irish author.wrote a Tra;.•
gedy, and, at the close, Turgesiets, the Danish invader, taunts
Malachi, the Milesian King, whom he had captured and
chained by the ancle. Malachi rushes at him with a dagger,
but being brought up by his tether, exclaims, " Och, and but
for this. boddering chain, see what a kick I wood give you."
Saying which, he plunged the dagger in his own breast, and the
iturtAin Was to drop.
• In the church of Malahide, in Ireland, are the

tomb and effigy of Lady Maud,Plunket, sister of the first 'Lord
Dunsatiy, of whom it is recorded that " she was maid, wife,
and widow, in one day." .Her first husband,- Hussy- Baron-of
Galtrim, was called from the altar to head " a hosting against
thg Arpthry,"
,and was brought.back to the bridal panqueLii
corpse on the shields of his follOweis. The lady afterwards
nlarried• Richard Talbot, LOrd'or Malahide, about the middle
of the 15th century. • - - • - -

ARM.OUR.-411111C5..
I. is stated. to havo re-
marked of armour, that it was an excellent invention, for it
not only saved the life of the wearer, but hindered him from
doing hurt to any one else;--Lardner's Lives of British Mili-
tary Commanders.