The Sun.
London, England, 1835-03-02 00:00:00

LIVERPOOL MARKETS.

Market is very full to-day ( Saturday). The
sales are Soo bags American, from 93- to If*
Fox TIIE WEEK ENDING Fen. 27.--Though the sales this
weak have not been very considerable, yet prices of every de-
scription of Cotton maintain their ground, and very good
qualities show a disposition to. advance. We regret to per-
ceive that the iinsettled claims on France by the American
Government have assumed a more hostile appearance.-00
Surats and :50 American have been taken for export, and 750
American;.2so Carthagena;and 100 Sursts on specUlation—
Sales of the week, I5,;500 bake. - Imports this week, 1.4569;
this year, 1!.46,580. -
Coax.—We have again very limited arrivals both of grain
arid flour to report. Wheat remains exceedingly dull, buyers
only taking what they immediately want, and prices nominally
! the same. In barley for malting, there has been some busi-
ness done, and most of the stock cleared off; tine English
375. a 38s. per quarter, Scotch ditto 4s, a 4s. 4d. per 601bs.
Very little unuiry, for Finding kinds. Malt finds slow sale.
without variation in price. Irish mealing oats are held at the
same prices as before, but- in the absence of country buyers
no progress is made in the axles. Seed oats are in request at
proportionably high rates.. Flour and oitmeal..exceedingly
! dull, and both rather declining in prices.-- In other articles
there is no change.
Wool..—We have no alteration to -make in our quotations
this week. We have experienced a fair demand for laid and
white Highland wool this week, fully supporting our prices;
the demand for Cheviots and Crosses is still only limited. Im-
port of the week, 3 bags; previously this year, 676 bags.

MARKET INTELLIGENCE.

c,ouNTRY COII MAltKflis DURNG LAgf WV.EX.

Wheat. Barley. Oats. Bean,. t..a•se
!----
Per Quarter. Ms.to s. s. to s. 6. to 11. a. g 4. tt) a.
12 13 88 96
Hexham. . 25
32 40 25 2 10 '
Mioveth ;32 38 20 2
17 93 ,32 94 30 35a
Penrlth
'Sheffield ' 42 07 17 3s 66
Winchester 84 50 32 "95 19 22 42 41
Per Bushel. s.d.. s.d.'s.d. p.. 1 s. d. p.d. s.d. p.d s d. s d
Carmarthen........, 5 3 6:0 2 9 a? 1 4 2 0 0 0 0 0 (1 0
Cowbridge. 6 0 .0 1) 4 0 0 2 0 00 5 6 6 0 0 0 0
Newcastle (Staff.) ,8 .1 88 4 6 3'ol 303 4 5 0 ono n
Northallerton 70 93 36 46 3 3 40 J 6 6t 00.0tt
• ,8 0 14 4 0 48.3 0 . 3 4 G 0 67 0 0 0 0
Swansea 16 0 64 29 30' 2 4 21± 00 0 1): 0 0 ('ft
9.0 3 0 4 0 3 3 6 6
Warwick 0 0 0 . 0 0
Per Roll. • j
Barnardeastle,.........: 9 0 .11 6 8 0 86.4 9 5 0 8 6 in ri 0 0 0
Durham 91i tO6 (i 9 80 40 73 7'7 90' 7 0 83
Richmond ...... 9 6 130 80 lib 44 84, 96 10 II; 0 0 f-•
Stockton ...—........—' 9 0 It) 08 tl 9il 4I) A 4 8 Beto II 6 •
•
WAKEFIELD CORN M A R KET.—Feb. 27.
Wheat, Red, Noriclk and Suffolk —a. 36, to —a. fine 34..
....------- Lin. and Cam. - --a. et 3, to —a. fine 31.
-------- Yorkshire 34.1. to —I. fine 475. •
bite •
Foreign, hed
... 4.. 10 441. fine —a.

WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET.—Feb. 47.
Wheat, Red, Nortelk and Suffolk —e. 36, to —b. fine 31b.
Lin. and Cam. - --s. Nis. to —s. fine 3•1.
___---- l'orksliire ...8. 345. to —a fine 475.
.......—•—• IA hire • ••—s. 4113. to —a fine 48s.
- Foreign, hed
... —6. --s. to ..11. fine —I.
........—..---7.—." Wttite ' —s. —s.to —s nne -.1.
Tinsley, Norio:a and suiroik...,
..... afic to :i9+. tine :7s.
-- Linrollishire
- york.hire Wold
Foreign
Beans, Om- . • `—
---- New3ls. to 335. fine ...lis
Oats, Potato l9s. to '.:114. flue 245.
---• Poland • —s. 19s. to t.tii fine .25,..
—.-- Friesland and Small • • —.6. 186 to iti.,. tine Os.
---- Mealing ...... . ........... ... .. -, 9.1. to 1014 d. per Stone.
shelling
Ma1t...., 37, 38s. fine 41e. per Load.
Rapeseed . .. , ;71.0: 28/. Os. •:9'. Us. per Last.

SCO'l

Nr,i,' heat.

THE ARMY.

(From the United Service Gazette.)

A detachaient- of the Queen's Bays 13 expected shertly at
Brighton Barracks.
Captain Wilbraham, of the Coldstream Guards, has returned
home iu the Tartarus.
The Ist battalion of the Scots Fusileers has returned to Lan-
don-from Windsor.

Ensign Elmslie, of the 10th infantry, has r:Kured from the
Mediterranean.

Lieutenant Williams, late Aide-de-Camp to the Marqiis
Wellesley, it is understood, will succeed to the fast company
vacant in the 21st Regiment, now stationed in New South
Wales. The following Officers of the Fusileers at Van_ Die-
men's Land hove been appointed to the Commission of the
Peace for that colony :.—Lieut. -Colonel Leahy, Mrjor Fair-
weather, Major Schaw, Captains Booth and Forth, Lieute-
nants Mackenzie, Lonsdale, Bayly, ar.d Wrixon.
Lieutenant Richardson, of the 59th, has returnol from the
Mediterranean.

Captain Mackinnon, of the Oath, has ~- eturned fl-urn the Me-
d!terraneen. .
... ,
The service companies of the 69th sailed (rim -St. Vincent's
1 for Demerara, on the ath ult. Lieut.-Colonel Sir C. Cuvier
is'in England on leave of absence.
14th—The depot companies in Sheerness barracks arc com-
manded by Captain Willington.
Colonel Cockburn, of the 2d West India Reginrnt, has
applied for leave to come-home and intends resigning his ap-
pointment of Superntendant at Honduras, considered worth
3,000/. per annum, having, however, the drawback of a vv.:-
unhealthy climate attached to i`.Lieutenants Lomita and Hinde, of the tith Foot ; Kierrien-
ler, af the 37th ; and Lieut.-Colonel Maealester, of the Cey-
lOn Regiment, retired from the army last week.
- 'IfiISII APPOINTMENTS.—The Lord Lieutenant has been
pleased to appoint the following Officers to Le extra Aides-de-
Camp to his Excellency :—Captain William Hope; 7th Fu-
sileers ; Captain Hon. W. J. Clements, •13d Foot ; Lieute-
nant lion. D.,Murray, 60th Rifles ; Lieutenant 1).- E. Wood,
Royal Horse Artillery; Lieutenant lion. A. G. F. Jocelyn,
6th Dragoon Guards ; Lieutenant Hon. J. Leslie, 50th Foot ;
Lieutenant Ross Mahon, 60th Rifles ; Cornet C. H. Drum-
mond, lath Hussars. His Excellency has also been pleased
to -appoint Lieut. G
,Maclean, of the Bengal Artillery, a gen-
tleman at large.
k Froim the Limerick Chronicle:)
Colonel Burrell,-18th, has returned to gurison from Kil-
kenny, last from TeMplemere, where the decision of a recent
Court•martial upon an officer is not yet divulged.. -• . .
Major Pratt has joined head-quarters of the Path- Regiment
in this garrison from detachment at Newcastle, haiing been
relieved by Major Hammitt, of the same.
• A Court of Inquiry is now sitting in this garrison, affecting
a Baronet, who holds a military and official situation. The in-
quiry arises out of some alleged pecuniary deficiencies.
- The first division of the 60th Rifles, from Kilkenny, under
at aCRP i:laal I; in
or-A:1011:i rn:tca,srreiovinespaantyL:uttevant, to-morrow.
83th Light Itifantry, has arriTed !
,stlebar, and Lieut. Hamilton is in charge
atpor.t, vice Wynyard, gone on leave.
of the detachment at .7.2
. 4.--
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j,P..)in'irerLie.k-onre-seStini.re
The Hon. Captain Boyle has ined head-quarters at Galway,
from leave.
The 30th depot have scat a detachment to ..'' 'the • ,
under Captain Furlong. Ensign Cavan has
cot-nom:les at Clonmel. • '
Ih the event of the 7th Fuilleer depot leaving Drogbetia for
Dublin, the reserve companies of the 64th are likely to he or-
dered from Newry to replace them.
Major-General Macdonnelb:.-having proceeded on 'leave of
absence to England, the troops serving in the north are to re-
port to Dublin, through the Assistant Adjutant-General, and
Assistant Quartermaster-General of the district.
Henceforth all soldiers claiming additional pay or pension
on discharge, which they forfeited by desertion, although en-
titl,,,t to demand it by subsequent good conduct, must ()illy do
so at the half yearly inspections, as at no other time will the
application be attended to. -
The Qu irtermaster-General', office, Castle-yard, Dbblin,
will be occupied as a Commissariit..otfice, when the duty of the
former is transferred to the Royal Hospital.
It is intended to provide apartments in the Royal Barracks,
Dublin, for the Assistant Adjutant and Quartermaster-General,
heretofore in lodgings.