The Sun.
London, England, 1835-11-14 00:00:00

HU NGERFORD.

Coarse Meadow flay . P. 15 to £3 10
New Mc-Amy Hay
11,0111 Old Ditto
Fine Upland Meadow and ltye.grass Hay .
Clover 'Flay 4 5 5 5
Oat Straw ...... ..,...X.l 6to £1 14 I Wheat Straw

BRI BE RY.—We ought to hare mentioned tl'at some
weeki ago Mr. Maule, ofs the Treasury, arrived here to in-
vestigate the cases of bribery at our late election. On
Tuesday last warrants from the Attorney-General came
down here, datcl the 10th instant, addressed to certain per-
sons concerned in the above nefarious transactions, direct-
ing them to appear on the 12th instant at London, to an-
swer certain charges then to be made against thern.—Nur-
wick Atercury.

Last week was gathered in the gardens at Bonython,
near Helston, a small dish of ripe strawberries, of excellent
flavour and good size. This is one of the numerous proofs
of the mildness of the climate in the south-west part of
Cornwall.—Cornivall Gaxette.

THE. WESLEYAN REFORMERS.—The proceed-
ings 91 the Wesleyan Methodist R.:formers, in this borough,
and the,few remarks we made a fortnight ago, have called
forth bile of the Conference advocates located here,'who
has not had courage to appear in " his Conferential eha-
racte." - With the Rev. Gentleman referred to we have
no disposition to interfere, otherwise we should, some title
ago, have exposed the " licentious excess" to which he has,
in snore instances then one, carried the despotic power en-
trusted to him by the Conference. We must, however, en-
deavour to restrain him, in the career of misrepresen-
tation and slander in which he has adventurously embarked
—Blackburn Gazette.

Yesterday morning, between 7 and 8 o'clock, on the
arrival of the Birmingham mail in London, it stopped as
usual at the Green Man mid Still, in OxFord-street, when
the driver and passengers having alighted, with the excep-
tion or ;dad about 14 years of wre, who sat on the box, thin
llor.;es being suddenly startled by the smacking of a whip,.
set off 'at full speed towards Tottenham-court-road, and on
turning the corner into Broad-street, were stopped by the
coach comin, in contact with a waggon. 'l' he horses in
their career did no mischief, and neither tl:ey nor the .-chicle
sustained any injury. The coachman, however,. whose name
is Sadler,. on the horses first setting off, rushed forward to
stop. them, but missing his hold, fell with ti eat force to the
ground ; he was immediately picked up imd conveyed home
to his lodgings in the city, where, on examination, it was
found that his right arm was fractured, and that he had
sustained other severe injuries. • .
Some days back over two hundred men marched in

martial array, with music., &c., to dig the potatoes of a cer-
tain magistrate, in the east of this county, which service was
completed at the early hour of three o'clock. They, re-
turned in the same order, shouting defiance at au opposite,
riction, one of whose houses, as we some time ago stated,
teas wrecked Ly this same party, justice denied the
same ntaiistritte- in no very Lutitt..,,u3 leziders
of.that faction. acted as blward ever thi. .party on the
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gnu," 1, t,La:uc-aiy,•so4 •;mini Lici;‘):l-suppo, Lac: field day of
• Tiiiirsd!ty week. chow long.ivll tics system .be•alkiwed 'to
continue ?--Linteriek Star.