The Sun.
London, England, 1835-02-09 00:00:00

PANTECHNICON.

TBELGRAVE-SQUARE, LONDON.
RE attention of the Nobility and Public is
th respectfully invited to the rapidly increasing Departments of
sane_qualled Establishment.
e • The CARRIAGE DEPARTMENT, exhibiting the most
Itensive and elegant Stock of New and Second-hand Carriages of
ernrerY description, built by the most approved makers, with twelve
°oafs' warranty.
; 2. The WAREHOUSING DEPARTMENT, fitted up with
placot safety rooms for the safe keeping of carriages, furniture, books,
or:, 8,c., with extensive cellarage for warehousing wines, in cask
b4ottle, with lock up bins.
ed. The FURNITURE SALE DEPARTMENT, comprising
largest andbest selected stock of warranted furniture ever exhi-
d for sale; and for quality, style, and price unrivalled.
4th- The WINE DEPARTMENT. The immense stock of
rareLw and curious Old \Vines and Spirits on sale is offered on the
est wholesale terms, and every article sold under special gua-
rantee. ,
8;i1,11,..5e FANCY BAZAAR, the CHINESE HONG, the
kr,'-'‘-'ON of ARTS, including a large collection of Paintings,
- -.........i.:L"5Lcal Trstruments, &c. &c., will be found worthy of notice.
PORTUGUESE PRIZE-NIONEY.— Notice
~,, is hereby given to the Officers, Seamen, Marines, and others
42° Were serving in the fleet of her Most Faithful Majesty the
th:l.l of Portugal, under the command of Admiral Napier, at
Jultime of the capture of the Miguelite squadron, on the sth. of
14' 1833, off Cape St. Vincent, and who
.did actually assist in
tip capture (excepting such as forfeited claim thereto by deser-
re:, or by leaving the service at their own request), to the legal
sirsentatives of such as were slain in that action, or who have
6, ee died, that the SECOND PAYMENT, on account of the
41.4 allowed by the Government of her Most Faithful Majesty,
~..! be made in London and Portsmouth, on and after Monday, the
instant.
nant of
To prevent frauds or deceptions of any kind, the late First Lieu-
i Most Faithful Majesty, the " Don Joao," will attend
t%-ondonher , and another officer in Portsmouth, to identify the par-
me: at each payment. It is, therefore, unnecessary for any persons
"14t re powers of attorney or other order, or for men to apply
.out their certificates, as they will not be paid.
le The parties claiming will have to attend with their certificates,
kid ;1 of administration, or probates of wills (as the case may be),
6 t leave the same for examination, seven days previously to the
rsr, day of payment.
lastaYrnents will be made in London by Mr. Edmond, Navy Agent,
,jndia Chambers, Leadenhall-street, and in Portsmouth by
tor,',.nobinson (late Secretary to the Admiral), Broad-street, ac-
too"lng to the following regulations, which are requisite to prevent
gaoy i •rsons applying on the same
Manes,itie area of Officers, Seamen, and whose surnames com-
ITce with-- ABC D E, every Monday, 11 to 2.
FGH I J,
KLMN 0,
PQR S T,
Tii, I/VWYZ, Friday, —„,
tledh amounts pay'able to the respective parties will be subject to a
T, of one and a:
ata -Ctlon half per cent., in addition to the cost of the
afittliir receipt, being one ner cent. commission for the above agents,
coe-half per cent. foi• ii:eidental expenses.
I. o a J. A. y I%I.ENDIZABAL, Prize Agent.
""...ion, Feb. 7, 1835.
AN "
`"A,
VANTAGE OF 20 PER ENT. TO ALL WHO
14 PURCHASE FOR READY .4IONEY-
URRAY and BROWN beg to call the atten-
tionod of Families, and the Public generally, to "he following
bo% ' which will be offered on Monday and during the we'!'k :-10
fie es of Irish linen and Hollands, 350 pieces of real Russia shet-tuT,
Irak tiring 2i yards wide, without a seam, at 6s. 9d. a pair ; a'l
31. 91. arse stock of table linen napkins, damask cloths, 2i yards long,
Iftleim each, with every size to 10 yards long ; quilts, counterpanes,
N4all acks, dusters, glass cloths, and every article for domestic use
Cheek )? cheap. Also, several hundred pieces of black coloured and
clata ed silks, at Is. 6d. and 2s. per yard; 200 pieces of the richest
D.Pp, at 3s. 6d., which cost ss. per yard making.
fame? --Every article marked the lowest price, and no abatement
Pare 4 but the wholesale discount of 2} per cent. is allowed on all
lt, a amounting to Si. and upwards.
ntsllarray and Brown, London, Silk Establishment, 137, Oxford-
,Q ,e.,_
ai:l_;aeendish-square.

33 -

WEEK.

Peas e.

to S.
23

30 32

32 34

- 36

42 44
R. d. f,d
00 0€
56 60
50 53
6 60'
6 0 6 7,
00 00
56 60

isti. &A
00 00
00 00
00 00
00 00
no 00
on 00
00 00

8 fi 10 Ci
7 7 9 0'
90 10 fi
0 8 C

00 00
70 82
00 u 9
00 00

WA K EFIELD CORN MARKET.—Feb. 6.
Whe.tt, Red, Norfillk and Sufti,lk ...... —s. 3fis. to —s. fine 34-
Lin. and Cam. —s. :364. to —a. fine aim,
-- Yorkshire —s. 365. to —s. fine 17,.
bite
Foreign, Red —s. —a. to —s. fine —s.
White —3. —a. to —s one —s.
Barley, Norfolk and Suffolk '3os. to 3.35. tine 373
lAneollish ire
Yorkshire Wold
Foreign
Beans, Old 3ss to 3fis. fine 373.
--- New
Oats, Potato l9s. to 225. fine 243.
Poland l9s. to 235. fine 25.,!.
Friezland and Small

- Nlealing
Shelling
Malt
Rapeseed

Aberdeen
Berwick
Coldstream
Omar (Fife
Dundee
Elgin
Inverness
Kelso ........
Kirkaldy
Perth

i;'; The :4:

We had a large
rather quick.

SCO'l

Wheat,

40 to 51
25 28
25 28
48 56
50 60
40 50
:IS 44
25 2,1
48 61
50 56
of the in,

INBURG
supply of

~.. ..... '?'i

9d. to 104 d. per Stone.
235. to 2.6 s OcL per Load.
....375. :38s. fine 41s. per Load.
ri. Os 28/. Os. 291. Os. per Last.

'CH MA

Bat ley.

24 to
18 21
17 18
26 31
30 33
24 26
25 t.'6
17 '2l
23 29
23 26
leasure vary

RKETS.

Oats.

Beans. I Oatmeal.

19 to 22
14 17
13 15
IS 22
20 25
IS 20
20 22
14 15
16 21;
20 22
les through,

—to 30 to XI
IS .21 30 32
2.0 '2'2
22 26

30 31 --
23 30
23 2(1 18 19
21 2'2
45 48 43 4I
22 25 ,
lout the country.

•H CORN
all kinds of

Grain tn.(

Wheat. Barley. Oats.
First 5OO. Oil. 3:3s I d. 25s 4d.
Se ^ond 4A 0 30 0 22 0
Third rig 0 t 5 0 IS 0
Average price of Wheat
PRICES OF PROVISIONS, &I

.—Feb. 4.
day, and the

sales were

Pease.
:Ws. Od
30 0
27 0
4s. 7iid.

Reall4
3.?5. Od.
31.)
21 0

, -
Freslliutter,lb...s.lol. to ocl,
Beef, per lb. 'l'. 4'l. t 011,6,1.
0 6 Salt 0 8 !O
u non 4'
(1 6 0 9 Ditto, per cut....... 64 0 70 /,
—....... 0 4 p ‘, Eggs, per d0z..... 0 9 0 0
Lamb, per ;r. 0 o 0 11 DatStraw*pl.)— 8 6 10 6
fallow, 0 :1t 0 I Whelnt Ditto (3:
Quarters Loa' ....... (1 6 0 Bad, 1h.4-..vren• 6 8
Pot,t,rs. r 74111 0 3 00 1 flay,oerst.--..-- 0 OlO

EIHNI3U MEAL
There was a small -imply of 0:
sales were ra' her heavy.

L IIARK.F:I..—Feb 3
oatmeal at this das's market, ;and the

Per Mack of 2,4111111m0.
First Oatmeal
Second ditto 1 10 0
Barleymeal
Peairmoal 1 4 0
pf.t. Itarlev—Ne. 1. 0,,t cwt. !o,.—tld

Per Stone of 14th. 1 inp.
First Oatmeal . .1:0 I 8
Siecond ditto
Barbitheal I 6
Peace eal
12.,.-3,!, 14s —4th, 1 6, t si

RKET.—Fcb. 4.
•ather better prices were obtained for

GLASGOW CORN'
Our Grain market w..is firm, and r
good Oats.
Wheat, per 24011, s. d. 8,1. Oats, per 2641 h. s. d. a. d.
British, old '2'2 0!024 it Irish l6 05 t 100
new .... l4 0 0., 0 British
Canada, free ,"--i 0 27 0 Beans, per 26011,.
Irish
Barley, per 3201 b...
Scottish
English...
Scottish 336 '25 0 . )Atineal, per 14011 ... 14 0 17 0
Irish

Truro
lielstone
St. Austell...
Li,keard
Launcesmn
Camelford
Penzance

CORNWALL MARKETS.
:ulated at .4 gallons to the bushel.)
Wheat. I Barley.

Oats.

s. d. to s. d. s d. to s d. d. 10 s. d.
0 lhi, 0 0 10 91 0 A 6
0 17 0 10 0 0 7 6
Il IR 0 ! 0 9 6 —rt R 6
0 18 O j 0 9 6 i 0 9
0 19 6 0 10 0— 0 10 0
0 19 Rl 0 90 ! 0 7
16 0 9 0 10 0 7 0
17 0 l 0— 0 9 0 0 7
6

TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
Ath• By Mr. HODGSON,
ei-l! Great Roont„ 192, Fleet-street, on TUESDAY, Feb. 10, and
"t followinc,
4 days (Sundays excepted), at Half-past Twelve,
eV ding
COLLECTION of BOOKS, in-
ce4ed chiding the Library ~.-4 the Rev. Richard Yates, D.D., de-
hieh' late one of the Chaplains of Chelsea College; among
Ntotl, ()-7Pennant's London, illustrate!, 6 vols., atlas folio; Valpy's
C.,it
..L'lris s Greek Thesaurus, complete in parts ; Coney's Ancient
406,74, s; Dugclale's Mon'asticon 3 vols. Xslrph's Arabian
:)4tattes ; Rain and Tindal's 'England, vols. ; Thurloe's
a'sls. ii papers, 7 Vols. ; Martimere Di Bonaire Geographique, 10
Vals tge Parr ; Engravings from Ancient and Modern Masters,
'Ns' ; Rayie's Historical Dictionary, 10 vols. ; Hogarth's Works,
Ailly 0 large paper, proofs ; 31erian's Topographer, 16 vols. ; Ex-
Attaw let!onnaire de la France, 16 vols. ; Pinkerton, Edinburgh,
1411:4ttnith, and other Modern Atlasses and Maps.
t it's-P-EncYclopmdia 13ritannica and Supplement, 26 vols. ;
.
tto
illitteoa.tnevic.,a 3 vol • V,mlirs and Raithby s Statutes at Large, POISONING BY PRUSSIC AClD.—Saturday an in-
'l9 vols., calf extra,. by Lewis ; Ruding's Annals of quest was held at the Middlesex Hospital on the body of a
ioNst ~levols., large paper ; Monstrelet's Chronicles by Johnes,
young woman, aged 25. Henry Cox, servant to Mr. Benning,
(14te: a tod Press ; Pyne's Palaces, 3 vols., large paper,
sco-s
No. 44, High-street, Marylebone, said that on Tuesday even-
es,,, tin„,,..odd's Johnson's Dictionary, Dictionary, 3 vols. ; Gro e'
ing he was passing up High-street, towards the New-road,
'4441_1,4 12 vols. ; Turner's Fuei, 4 vols. ; Crosier Ilistoire
pt.,„iede la Chine, 12 vols ; European Scenery, 6 vols., large when he saw the deceased reeling against the wall of a livery-
-4 Istairel3,,re-vster's Edinburgh.Encycloptediat 18 vols. ; Tillemont. stable, and axolaiming " Oh, oh 1" He asked her the cause of
, vols -teclesiwitique, 16 vols.; Watt's Bibliotheca Britannica, her distress, and she answered that some man had given her
'414 V Cook, Vancouver, Bruce, Parry, Franklin, and other po- something out of a bottle and then rim away, but she did not
Oet°Yages and
A ~,..,Travels, . know him, nor the place where he gave it to hey. The po-
niea nu--(Euvres de Voltaire Encyclopaedia, IiCORIRD at length carried her to the station-house, and, being
QA vols. ; Oratores ii
A'rtece, 16 vols. ; Scott's' Novels, Talesil";,/nancl74. &c” ,32 quite insensible, she was next conveyed to the Middlesex 1-tos,
k'dik
‘ritstable's Miccell 'v. 71 vols. ; Lardner's Cabinet C -.°- vital, where she died the same night. On the contents of the
„41ivievzs'", 4,-,ibrary, 36' volsa."; Et.l.'oburgh, Quarterly, and IllonYt'hly • .1- being examined, they were found to be strongly im-
tv tttio uentleman's and European Magazines; an extensive stomas.. —.in acid. There was no evidence to prove
li kliki.V man's
and Works of eminent Divines, includinc, pregnated with pri,.... man was who had poisoned
40N
inh jseilalnot,son, Watson, Wat' erland, Jortin, Lardnert; who the deceased was, who It., Ig The irsqu6St was
Moyer, and Boyle Lectures. her, or whether she had poisoned herse,,. To be viewed, and Catalogues had. adjourned.

MINING INTEI,I,IOENCE. Tons. Cwt. Qrs,
Ouantity of C. pper Or, sold v,Tht 0 0
Quantity of tine Copper IS9 10 0
A voraee Produce 7%
Amount of Sale, 1:3,41;5/. 3s. (A—Average:Standard, 1071.'115. Od.

MEETINGS OF CREDITORS AT 'rHE COURT,
BASINGHALL-STREET, TO-MORROW.

(From the London Gazette.) M. 11.
R. M Stephenson and Co., civil-enicineers' Great Ormond-street 2 at 11
H. H Newington, chinaman, Southwark
J. f;ilbe.t, sen., innkeeper, W burn, Bedfordshire 2 11
C Clark, chemis , Stowev. Samersetshire
J. Parkins, tai.or, King William-street, London-bridge 2 11
J F. D. Stewart, coal-merch.,nt, Itiver--treet, Pentonville 1 12
H. Havers, linen-draper, Hadleigh, Suffolk 1 2
T. Jennings and Co., liverv-stahle-keeper, Brompt,n-grove 1 12
S. Bond, wine-merchant, Westmorland-street, Marylebone 1 1
J. Oldham, laceman, Friday-street 1 2
M. A. Phillips, school.mistwss, Dorset-street, Marylebone 1 1
H. Harben, cheesem: tiger, High-street, Bloomsbury 1 2

BRUSSELS, JAN. 6—The Monitezzr publishes the list of
the conventions concluded between Belgium, Denmark, and
Prussia, for the abolition of the duties on the property of
subjects of one of the countries residing in one of the other
on removing. They are nearly the same as the convention
concluded with Prussia under the former Government.
It is also agreed that Belgian and Danish ships shall en-
joy reciprocally in the ports of the two powers the same
privileges as those of the most favoured nation, with the.
exception of the Danish colonies. The Court of Cassation
in its sitting of the day before yesterday heard the argu-
ments of M. Plaesant, Attorney-General, in which he men-
tioned that the Court of Brussels had come to an erroneous
conclusion in deciding that the penal code was not applica-
ble to duelling ; he, therefore, called on the Court to an-
mil the decision of the Court of Brussels.
The Court deferred the delivery of its Resolution to
another day.

The Fhare of Antwerp of Feb. 5, says :—" We have
heard that the letters sent from the post-office of Antwerp
for Holland having been refused yesterday and the day be-
fore, an attempt was made to introduce them clandestinely,
but they have been seized by the Dutch agents.
The Chamber of Representatives, in its sittings of the
4th and sth, was engaged in the discussion of several arti-
cles of the Commercial Law.
BELGIAN FUNDS.—BRussEts, Feb. 6.
Actual Debt, 2% per cent.
Rothschild's Lon, 5 per cent
Loan of the City, 1833, 4 per cent !,7