The Sun.
London, England, 1835-11-28 00:00:00

.1. UNDS.

Portuguese Bonds, 5 per cent.
Ditto, Now-Ditto BSYs
Prussian. 5 per cent. --,
Russian Bonds, 5 per cent. loB*
Ditto, Metallic
Spanish, 5 per cent --
Ditto, 1534 4:)!;.
French, 5 per cent ...... ... --f. --c:
Exchanga , I. --". •
French, 3 per cent —t. --,c,*
Dutch, 2 per cent. s7;s
Ditto, 5 per cent . 104

THE MARKETS-(THIS DAY.)

COVENT GARDEN MARKET. -
There was a great supply to this morning's market, but the trap
was dull at nearly last week's prices : d.
S. (t. to ~ (5. , ~.d. to g 4
Potatoes (cwt.)
Ca*.bages, White (12) 0 0 001 Apples 1 6 4 0
Ditto Red . i 0 5 0 Pears
Ditto Savoy
Endive I 0 2 (1; Mushrooms 1 6 3 0
horse Radish(bundie) 1 6 20: Onions, for pickling 2 6 5, 0
Celery 6 9 161 Sweet Oranges (100) .. 7(1 1,,,, p
Carrots (12bunches) 4 0 6 0 Seville Oranges ...... ... 19 0 1" 0
Ternips •, 0 .4 6 I,ercions
Coleworts or Greens... 3 6 4 6 Walnuts
Onions 1(1 2 0 Span. Chesnuts (peck) 4IS I:, :1
Turnip rtaddishes 0 9 1 6 French ditto
Lefsts s
:! 1' 0
t;
CosLettuces(perscore).l o 1 Brazilian Nuts 2 0 .. ~.;
lladdishes (12 hands) 0 4 0 8 For. Grapes (perlb.) lfl 0-
Pine Apples (lb.)
Melons (each) 3 6 5 0 Filberts

It was erroneously stated in our report of the pro-
ceedings in the Common Council, in our paper of yester
day, that the motion for inscribing the resolution of censure
upon the Lord Mayor on a brass tablet, and fixing it it,
Guildhall, was negatived. The fact was as follows :—After
Mr. Heppell moved to that effect, he was induced, upon
the representation of the Lord Mayor, Mr. Peacock, and
other members, to offer to withdraw his motion. Several
members, however, having opposed the withdrawal of the
resolution, the Lord Mayor put it to the vote whether of
not it should be withdrawn, and the motion that it be with-
drawn was carried in the affirmative.

Count Gilbert de Toisins, Peer of France, father-
in-law of Mademoiselle Taglioni, is one of the Peers before
whom Fieschi and his confederates are to be brought at the

ensuing trial.
'We were informed by a passenger of one of the
north-eastern coaches, that a destructive fire broke
about six o'clock yesterday evening, at the mansion of the
Marquis of Salisbury, Hatfield•house, Hertfordshire. Eat
t
presses were sent off immediately to the engine-stations
St. Alban's and Barnet. At the time the Lincoln coa"
passed through Hatfield, the flames were raging furiouslP
and great fears were entertained that the whole of the Pre'
mises would be destroyed. It was impossible, however, t°
collect the particulars, or to ascertain the amount of dr
mage done to that ancient and magnificent edifice.
The Lands in Virginia to be sold next Thursday b}`Mr. George Robins will afford an opportunity to the
mechanic and farmer whose means are limited, even to onc
or 2001. to possess a freehold farm of 500 acres of land,
in
a country where there are no taxes. The estate c° T;
prises 100,000 acres, and is divided into lots from 500
5,000 acres each.
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The Polish Refugees intend celebrating the Po'i,l,
glorious Revolution of the 29th of November, on Mont
next, by a public meeting at the Crown and Anchor. „
hope to see a good attendance on this most interesting 0"

casion.
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BELFAST.—MEETING OF MERCHANTS.--A
merous meeting of the Merchants, Bankers, Ship Ownicii
and others interested in the trade of this town, was „U`‘,..
yesterday in the Exchange Roomg, William Boyd, °tn."
President of the Chamber of Commerce, in the CP*--; •
pursuant to advertisement, for the purpose of considers
i
the steps to be adopted for the prosecution of certain Per:
sons implicated in swindling several respectable Merchnt'i
and Manufacturers in this town. Resolutions were enterel;
into, and subscriptions commenced, for the furtherance 1
the objects of the meeting. We are gratified to see nt
ant subject, and from the known character of the gentl etni.l .'.
spirit with which:our Merchants have taken up this iinl3""
I,
who have been placed upon the managing Committee,
have no doubt that the matter will be prosecuted with ic2,'
and vigour. Never was there a case which called mei,
loudly for the active exertions of every member of the co ref
mere al interest, in order to bring to justice the authors Vet
one of the most nefarious systems of fraud that have e,vhe
been practised in this or in any other town, and
rli
• -etc'
effectual suppression of which every honest dealer ls ;
rested, whatever may be his station. The conduct m.
late Lord Mayor of London, has, we observe, rece::
from our townsmen that testimony of praise to which it • de-,
eminently entitled, and we hope that the gratitude thus ‘„,t
servedly expressed, .as we know it is strongly felt, maY ~<0
be manifested in a more substantial forte. In the tn-tldte
time, we would urge upon all classes of our townsmen '0
necessity of aiding the Committee by their subscriptions,
_l4
order that the important object in view May be prosec f2uti)
to a successful termination.—Belfast News Letter, Nv.
MILTON IN WEEKLY SHILLING PARTS Wi
TURNER'S ILLUSTRATIONS.-Mr. Macrone announces, j
immediate publication a new and cheap issue of his adrins_o
edition of this great national poet, in thirty weekly P")
price only one shilling each, embellished with Mr. Tuve:
exquisite imaginative designs. To all who are not titre
in possession of the beautiful edition, just completed it!„
five shilling volumes, the present will be found an exceitilyy
opportunity of placing within their libraries, at an extrFl, 7
moderate cost, the first complete and perfect editior)
" The Poetical Works of Milton." The attractions 01'
have rendered this edition superior to any that has eve.F,p
peered are—lst, An original life of the poet by the co; ff
Sir Egerton Brydges, Bart., which has been pronouns
the the collective press of England, the most comprehensive 1
discriminating biography in the language.--
2d,
carefully revised text, from which the rs of
mcr editions have been expunged.-3d, CoCopious,
and selected notes, by Johnson, Addison, Pope, N.,rew,
Dunster, the Whartons, Todd, Thyer, Warburton,
Brydges, &c., &c., with familiar introductory reni
on each poem by the editor.-4th, Mr. Turner's splePt,,
illustrations, engraved by the first artists of the day ;
fine original portraits of the poet ; copies from Mr.Wenoi'
celebrated pictures of L'Allegro and Penseroso ; .k.rte4.
ney's beautiful plate of Milton dictating to his Dait.o7
&c. .sth. Paper and type of the very best quality.,"
latter cast expressly for this edition. Part I. will
craltiri
on Saturday, the sth of December. The remain
ur day 4t,
!
bers will be published on every succeeding Satdi!
the issue is completed. Orders should immediately toy
to the Booksellers and Newsmen, that early copies P,{s'
Plates may be secured. 3, St. James's-square, Thu.C.!
Nov. 26.