The Sun.
London, England, 1832-03-27 00:00:00

NEW SOUTH WALES.

General Doling sailed from Sydney on the 20th of
October last, in the Hroihly, Captain Reeves, via Cantsa
been confined from indispasit'iOni Mr. Justice
Forbes L•us..ce
hive recently
-o London. Two of the Judge of Sydney
Forbes and Mr. Justice Stephens. The whole of tht la-
bour necessarily falls on Mr. Justice Dowling—no sine
cure, considering the increasing state of commercial enter-
pri,,e and other causes in such a clnitnunity, to which it
i unnecessary to refer.

NEW WI VES I.OA New SOUTH WA yowl,
we believe the Red Rover, has been taken up by Govern-
ment, for the purpose of conveying two hundred free fe-
male emigrants from Cork to New South Wales, who are
o be provided with situations or hushandv, as chance may
offer, on their arrival.

There are now only three Terms in the admihiithttintl
of the law in South Wales, instead of (our, as at hoini.;
There are, however, regular Quarter Sessions, and other
'nodes of gaol delivery, which prevent any inconvenience
from this arrangement.

FEUDAL FEAST —At the late departure of Governor
Darling (who was succeeded by Colonel Lindsay, who
acts as Lieutenant-Governor until the arrival of General
Rourke) a grand feudal entertainment was given by Mr.
Wentworth in honour of the occasion, at his seat at Van.
close, according to the Sydney papers. A general invite•
tion was advertised to all the Sydney folks to come and
partake of his hospitality—an invitation which it is unne-
cessary to say did not require many repetitions. It is
supposed that about 3,000 of the most accomplishedinha.
bir.nts of Sydney visited the feast. An ox and 12 sheep
were roasted whole, together with a variety of ether deli•
cacirs suitable to the palates of the party. It is also Ceti,
mated that 100 gallons of gin, and 20 hogsheads of been
tended to rejoice the hearts of the enemies of General
Darling. After a certain period had passed, however, 411
the old maxims of " meunt et tuunt" were forgotten, and
the predatory habits of the assembled multitude burst forth
beyond controul. A most glorious scene of confusion fol-
lowed ; the house of the worthy host himself was
smashed, and the plate carried off, the thimbles of all who
possessed them changed fingers, and, in fact, such a ge.
neral metamorphosis took place in the state of property,
that few were found to possess a single article which could
be cried their own. The plantations of Mr. Wentworth
were unhappily destroyed, and great damage done to his
other private property. On the same night several illumi-
nations were exhibited by the friends of Mr. Wentworth in
Sydney. On the ensuing morning the Governor quitted
the harbour under a salute from the battery, the whole of
the military being drawn out, having previously received
respectful addresses from the civil and military officers, as
well as front the principal inhabitants. We suspect the
new Governor, with the cards he has undertaken, will
have no child's gime to play.

LONDON MARKETS.

PRICE OF BREAD.

The highest Mice of Bread in the Metropolis is 10d. fet the
4th. Loaf. There are others who sell from sid. to I%d. Wog,
that price.

PRICE OF SEEDS.—March 26.

New English Red Clover Seed (per Cwt.) —s. 5'M. fine —s. SOs.
Old Ditto Ditto —s. —s. hne —e. --e.
gew Foreign Ditto
Old Ditto
hew White Clover 50s. 80s. fine —s. IX)s•
Old Ditto Ditto
New Trefoil

- —s. 10s. fine 48, 50s.
—s. —s. fine —s —s.
—s. 355. fine —s. 40s.
- —s. —s. 58s. fine 635.

—s. —s. —s. fine 7—s.