The Sun.
London, England, 1832-12-11 00:00:00

PRICE OF CANDLES.
The price of Store Candles, in the retail shops, is as follows'
Candles, per dos. 7s. Od. to Bs. Od. Moulds, per d05en.......96. 6(4

COAL MA

Per Ton.
Fiolywell 19 0
Kenton West 18 3
['onto', Windsor 17 6
South Holywell l6 6
18 3
Townley . 16 9
West Hartley 18 0
Walls End Bell & Brown 19 0
Ditto Bcwicke and C 0...., 20 6
Wall, End Callerton
Ditto Clarke and Co lB 6
Walls End GostOrth.—..., 20 0
Walls End Heaton ... 2-) 0
Walls End Hotspur...—. 18 9
Walls End Hi1da..,,.,..,,,.,. 19 0
Ditto Killingworth ---. 19 6
Walls End Newbiggen 17 0
Ships arrived since

,KET.—Dec.
Per Ton. s
Walls End Newmarch..... 19
Ditto Northumberland.. 19 g
Walls End Riddell's `-'0 '-
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Walls End Walker 19 6„,, Walls End Hetton 6
Walls End Lyons 19
Walls End Lambton 20 4'
W. E. Russell's Hatton.. 20 ;
Ditto Russell's Lyon's... 19 -
Walls End Gordon -1,) 9
6
Walls End Tees ~.... 20 6
Clackmanan 15
Walls End Elgin 17„ 0
Silkstone Field and C 0.... 3
Walls End Henderson,... q 6
Greenwich Hospital.... 16 0
Lambton's 19
last market-day, 8.

NEWCASTLE CORN MARKET—Dec.B
uCh
We had a fair supply of Wheat from the farmers to-deb tri_A,
of it in poor condition, and the coasting arrivals during tbe
having been moderate, the whole went elf steadily at about
prices of last Saturday. The Oat trade continues with little Tit
riation. So much stained sprouted Barley has been in bete
lately, that such is scarcely saleable, and 2s. per quarter love
bright south.country and Scotch in fair demand at our
tions. Malt dull. Fine Rye wanted. In Beans and Pane uw"
doing. Flour, if quite sound, ready sale.
New. Old.
Wheat, Northumberland 425. 58s —B.
- Norfolk and Suffolk .545. 645.......
Berwick and Scotch... ........ ....465. 525....... --a.
Foreign —s.
Rye, Norfolk and Suffolk .345.
Foreign .325. 355. --is.
Barley, Malting, Norfolk and Suffolk...3os. 36s —.s. g
Grinding and Feeding 245. 28s —s. —4.
Malt, Norfolk and Suffolk 545. 59s —s. -8. g
Beans, Small —s. —s 32s. 345. •
--- Tick —s. —8 3os. 32a. P
Pease, White —s. —s. •••••‘•
--- Gray —s. —s —B.
Oats, Northumberland, Potatoe 20s 225. —B.

'Feed l6s. 19s —B, —s.
Foreign —s. —5.•....• —s. --4,
Flour, Fine (per sack) ...S. ...S lO3. 4.1‘.

MEETINGS OF CREDITORS,
AT THE COURT, BASINGHALL-STREET.

(From the London Gazette.)
TO-MORROW, DEC. 12. M. "'
A. Assereti, auctioneer, Bridge-street, Westminster at 11
~,
G. Sheward, horse-dealer, Edgware-road
1
W. Brice, glover, Charlbury, Oxfordshire 1
1 11
J. Williams, stationer, Fleet-street
W. Thomas and Co., ship-owners, Narrow-street, Ratcliffe 1
DIVIDEND.
,at /2
J. Leech, licensed-victualler, Ludgate-hill
J. Nicholles, lodging-house-keeper, Grosvenor-street .. ..... 11
.

DEVONPORT, FRIDAY NIGHT, DEC• 7.--
The Rhadamantkus, man-of-war steamer, arrived here
this morning from the eastward, and brings the melattch°lY
intelligence of the loss of his MAJEsTy's ship Seek'
with every soul on board. It appeared she foundered to
the North Sea during the I boisterous weather, bet
particulars have not yet transpired. The Vernon, 50'
also experienced a narrow escape, baying shipped 1001
seas, and sustained so much damage in other respects 0 t°
oblige her to return to Portsmouth ; it is said she mast
be taken into dock. Both these ships were built by CaPt•
SvmoNs on the new principle. The Snake, although
only a 16-gun ship, was nearly be() tons, and had &IWO
of a frigate.—Falmouth Packet.

THE LEATHER TRADE.--.Tllis trade has
been extremely fiat and depressed for the last twelve-
months, and prices have been so low as in many cases not
to leave the Tanner a profit. It now, however, appall
that prices have passed their lowest ebb, and that the tan"
ners have again the prospect of realising a fair return for
heir capital. The stock of leather at present on hand is
ry limited, as compared with that of last year at this
season. A good deal of leather has been sold of late, and
some articles are becoming scarce, and looking up in price:,
Stout foreign backs are now scarce, and have advance°
considerably in price ; good calf-skins, Spanish and Gee'
man horse.hides are also scarce, and advanced in price";
Crops are getting in short supply also, and looking upwards
in price. Shaved hides are now the dullest article In the
market, but when other articles have improved in Price.'
they may naturally be expected to follow soon.—Scotsmas•
FINDHORN SUSPENSION BRIDGE.--FO"
day last was an important day in the neat and flourishing
little town of Forres. The beautiful Suspension Bridge,
erected by Captain BROWN, R.N., by general enbscripti?°
of the inhabit/tots of the place, was opened to the poblle
by a procession of the trustees and subscribers, juLtbe
at
presence of above 2,000 spectators. The bridge is ".°„
on the site of the former structure, across tber':;
Findhorn, and has an extremely handsome 116° leo--
posing appearance. The span or length betw.
6 g
the towers is 270 feet, and the platform, h;l,,
is 23 feet in width, is suspended front four main eus-ed
that pass over two stone towers, built in the cotellesoo
Gothic style. The weight of the whole bridge
„Jo
tons, and the greatest possible load it can suppor"6oins
about 200 tons. The united strength of the ,
(before they can beat all effected) is, however, 540 tooth
leaving a surplus strength of 140 tons, over and shove is
greatest moveable load which the bridge, from its area,
capable ~f supporting.—Scotsman

BIRTn
On the 7th inst. at Taplow Court,H.
the Countess of Orke
of a daughter, still-born.

On the 9th inst. at WoodleDylLEODdge, Berks, in the tuth )sa_r
of her age, Mary Juliana, sixth daughter of James le
wheb a
On the '2d inst. after a severe illness of many months, I,' the
Sarah, wife of Captain Bradburne, and fifth daughter v.
late Robert Hoadley Ashe, D.D. rern
On the Bth inst. at Croydon, Thomas James, Esq., 'LI
aged 57. St
aart
On the 6th inst. at East Lodge, Enfield, the Hon. Anne
Elphinstone, eldest daughter of the eleventh Lord Elphinstone
J
On the 7th inst. in John-street Pentonville, Anna Alb"
daughter of the Rev. C. J. Latrobe, aged 36 years. withal,'
On the 10th inst. in Conduit-street, Bond-street,
Hussey, Esq., of Hill House, Wargrave, Berks.
On the 9th inst. Douglas Johnson, Esq., of Bowl-Yard'
St:
Giles's, in his 26th year.

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