The Sun.
London, England, 1835-06-19 00:00:00

THE TRAVELLER.

CORN AVERAGES.

GENERAL AVERAGE AVERAGE PRICES OF BRITISH CORN, ~ do
For the Week ended June 12, 1835, made up from the Returns 01
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Inspectors in the different Cities and Towns in England and Wali'l.
Imperial Quarter. 395 ga.
Wheat 4os Sd. Oats - ' 7d..
Barley 2s 6d. I 1 Rye
IMPERIAL AGGREGATE AVERAGES OF THE SIX Wl°
PRECEDING. 54.
Wheat 193. Bcl. 1 Oats
2.15. Iod. I Beans .....•••' ••••
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Barley 303. 9d, ! Rye 313. 2d. I Pease ......... d"''

DUTIES ON FOREIGN CORN. ,o. ed.
Wheat 47s. (ds 12s. 3d. I Beans ..... t3d.
Barley Hs 10d I Rye

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CHELMSFORD WOOL FAIR.—The First S..- OF
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Wool, of Sheep, and other Prize Stock, was held ber,,e
Tuesday, and was well attended. The show included 9°'-,
excellent specimens of the advantages to be derived ri)
judicious selection of stock, and care in its propagation. itt
sheep, cow kine, swine, and horses, were all admired : stn
those which excited the greatest curiosity, was a three-1`,4
old Merino wether, that had never been shorn, the Pr°Pe., of
of Lord Western. This animal, the fleece of which Yl,7bis
the most beautiful quality, has been a great object with the
Lordship to make equally desirable to the butcher and tllO
consumer as the fleece is to the manufacturer; and j/Aoa.
endeavour his Lordship has, in a great measure, suec_iee;ool
Messrs. Johns, Unwin, and Matthews, were the princiP'
buyers that attended. The prices varied from 15d. to 1120
per lb. foi ewe, and 20d. to 22d. per lb. for teg. About
gentlemen sat down to dinner at the Saracen's Head
John Disney, Esq., the President of the Chelmsford
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Essex Agricultural Society, in the Chair.—Essex Herat' t
Saturday night 42 head of cattle were killed at
Jobestown, near Tuller, by lightning, all in one field; stl4l
had their heads and horns burnt, some their shoulders; tied
are the property of different persons. Saturday night We of
the most vivid flashes of lightning seen for many years 'll 0;
• near this city. The lightning near Dublin was in flashes ;le
a distance it was of the forked kind, and very seriousclap,:jecl
has been done by it. The lightning in town was accomPt; 0
by a strong sulphuerous smell, which impregnated the al.' os
sensibly as to affect one's breathing. On Saturday 18 62,100
and heifers, 23 sheep, and an ass and a goat, were kille,,-„,ep
the lands of Mr. Lynham, at the Hill of Tallaght. The we,t,
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were unfortunately the property of poor persOr who had s
them upon the mountein to graze.—Dubhit Paper. -

El MT II S. lat gen.
On the 11th inst., at Bordean-house, Hants, the Rig-
Lady Maria Saurier,on, of a son. 13°1"°
On the 11th inst., at Caine, Wilts, the lath of the Ile'
Brander, of a son. ;
On the 17th inst., in John-street, Bedford-row, the lady of
Gore, Esq., of a. daughter.
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On the 17th inst., at Holywell, Lincolnshire, the 134
Champion Partridge, Esq., of a daughter.

MARRIED.
On the 16th inst., at Trinity Church, St. Marylebone, re, to
the eldest son of Charles Littledale, Esq., of Portland-13'4,01v
Emily, the eldest daughter of Charles Hammersley, Esq.; o'
crescent. woo'
On the 16th inst., at Lanfayes, Anglesey, Chutes Lo
Esq., of Nash Mill, Herts, and second son of 'l'. N. Longt.nan' roo°
of Mount-grove, Hampstead, Middlesex, to Anna Marts S,ll
Hampton, daughter of J. H. Hampton Lewis, Esq., of
At SCGeorge's, Bloomsbury, C. B. George, Esq., ttnields
Jyoob, only surviving daughter of George Giles, Esq., of
Middlesex.
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On the 16th inst., at Drosford, Hants, Captain Ch arlea° of
R.N., son of the late Admiral Sir Hyde Parker, to Kate, Al of the
the late Rev. Hely Hutchinson Smith, and third daughter
late John Williams, Esq., of Elm-grove, Southsea. WO°
On the 18th inst., at St. Marylebone Church, Robert
Von Glehn, Esq., to Agnes, only daughter of the late T.
Esq., and of Mrs. Relerson, of Upper Harley-stree