The Sun.
London, England, 1835-08-21 00:00:00

THE MARKETS-(THIS DAY.)

EXCHANGE
The arrivals of all sortsCORN of Grain this week. are not coasiderablei
bit
The weather continues very fine, and the Wheat trade is heavY,,,ol
superfine parcels are not lower than Monday. Barley, Beans, fa,
Pease unaltered. Oats are dull sale, and rather lower ill Pr'
Flour steady sale, and top price continues without variation'
ARRIVALS.
Barley. f Oats.
'7O qrs 2,010 qrs.
3,!!10
3,500

Wheat.
English
Irish .
Foreign

Flour. ,
2,3 6ar/'

SMITHFIELD
This day's supply was moderate]
what brisk, at the following

1) MARKET.
31y good, and the trade was sone.

PRICES I'ER STONE OF ST.
s. d. to s. d
Inferior Beasts. 2 0 2 2

B. TO SINK THE oFFALs• .
0. d. t 0.4
Inferior Sheep 2 2 212
Second quality ditto 2 0 %
Coarse-weolled ditto ra 4
Southdown Wethers 3
510
Large Hogs
Small Porkers :3 S 1.9, 0
Quarter old Pigs each; 8 U
... 4s Od. to (s.
EItH'S STATEMENT.
Calves. Pigs
3SO t

Second quality ditto 2 6 3 2
Prime large Oxen 3 2 3 6
Prime Scots, &c.
Large coarse Calves 3 2 4 0
Prime small ditto
Sqckling Calves each lO t, 30 0
Lamb
SUPPLY, AS Past CL
Sheep
10,2,0

Beasts.
564

DENHALL MARKETS.
by the Carcass.

NEWUATE AND LEA
At per stone, 4 d
.) t 11 'l40
s d to s d
Beef, inferior. 2 0 2 2 Mutton, inferior ... ...... i! -:
!,-,, o 3 ~
----, middling
-- prune large
-----prime smal ... ...... 3 4 3 6 Pork, large
Veal

GREAT MEETING AT APSLEY HOUSEe---Ipist
terday, before the hour of eleven, the following Peers,,lle of
the residence of the Duke of Wellington :—The
Northumberland, Duke of Newcastle, Marquis of Sabs"lo,
Earl of Aberdeen, Marquis of Downshire, Earl Talbot, fol
quis of Hertford, Earl of Falmouth, Lord Ellenborough,
Lyndhurst, Earl of Jersey, &c.—Morning Paver.
It is said that the smallness of the Ministerial
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norities in the Lords has been owing to so many Peers ba/ly
paired off for the whole Bill; but even if that be so the re
tive disproportion in numbers will remain the same. Ad,
The dinner party at Lord Auckland's, at the,ai`;l/.
miralty, on Wednesday evening consisted of the Duke ef,Slck•
mond, Viscount Melbourne, Viscount and Viscountess fi nett
Marquis of Lansdowne, Earl of Minto, Hon. and Rev. rt.ecies,
and Mrs. Eden, Hon. Captain Grey, and the Hon. Miss ri,dis
His Lordship and suite are not expected to embark for

until the close of September. - tice
On Tuesday last Lord Dentnan and Mr. Jiis tbe
Williams gave a grand dinner of turtle and venison
whole of the Barristers of the Oxford Circuit who were
tending the Gloucester Assizes. ppaird
TUNBRIDGE WELLS, AUGUST 20.—Their
Highnesses the Duchess of Kent and the Princess VicltTbet
continue in the enjoyment of excellent health, and the west e 4
continuing so very fine, they take much exercise in the °roil
either ridin,7 or walking. The Duchess's birth-441.'0

vio -
Monday last, was celebratecfby every demonstration Of
and attachment, and in the evening there was a dinner l'%1;11
Sussex Hotel. The prolonged session of Parliament pro 156
prevents this pleasant place being so crowded as it otheTei,
would be, but we can boast of several distinguished fat luor
The report of their Royal Highness's intended visit to
gate appears t) be unfounded.
RECAL OF TIIE FRENCH AMBASSADOR- 49w
Excellency Count Sebastiani relinquishes his post on the 'OO4
inst. A part of the establishment has already broken UP,
the rest have received notice to quit at the end of the mofl
Manchester House is in a bustle with packing up.
GREAT YARMOUTH BRIBERY.—The 1101's fed
Commons has ordered that the Attorney-General be instrujois
to prosecute such parties as appear, from the evidence ~
before the Great Yarmouth Committee, to have been Is'
pally implicated in the offence of bribery. hint9lll
VOLUNTARY CHURCH RATE.--The voA- o•
contributions in aid of the parish church amount to upyrarereat
2001., a sum fully adequate for the necessities of the tiste
year, and much larger than has been realised by any of tu`
church rates.—Hull Observer. Cott':
TROUBRIDGE.—A petition to the House of
mons, in favour of the Municipal Corporations Reforin 001
has been agreed to at a public meeting of the inhabitantito
Troubridge, and has received upwards of 1,000 signet , be
The petitioners pray the House of Commons to re.lec:„ de'
amendments made by the Lords, of which the object is "'
stroy the efficiency of the measure. Pi°
The General Steam Navigation Companir's,
Packet, the Sir Edward Banks, from Rotterdam, irrLy"
the Custom-house this morning.
The General Steam Navigation Company s'
packet, the Columbine, from Hamburg, arrived off the Cu'
house, at 11 o'clock, A.m. ,wert
CHELSEA LAM HAS LANDS.—The parisito 0;
of St. Luke's, Chelsea, have again repossessed thernsrotts.l
their ancient Lammas Lands, commonly called the " moor'
Last week the inhabitant rate-payers assembled at the tory
Room of the Workhouse, and accompanied the par:o3llla
thorities to take formal possession, a proceeding render 0
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pedient and necessary for the preservation of the rigS
privileges which they have so long enjoyed in these lairbliaird
appears from ancient deeds and records, that the parisdispefr
had possession from time immemorial until they were uo
sessed of them by the Kensington Canal Company, 11'"to cts'
tamed an Act of Parliament in 1826, empowering the,lllosiat
through certain lands to effect a communication with Aecopsy,
ton from the Thames to the Paddington Canal. Thei obic:
deration money for this property was assessed at 350" aua:
was to be paid to Lord Cadogan, the lord of the manclr,;ratic!:
further sum of 2481. to be paid to the parish as a renion' fro'
for being deprived of their common right of herbage), fisS
Lammas Day to February. The consideration Font: pe,
never paid ; still the Kensington Canal Company kerof
session, and let the ground to a cow-keeper, at a rent for„
per annum. In consequence of which the parishioner
the first time, took forcible possession, on the 28th 01 e
last, a report of which appeared in The Sun. They
determined to keep full and complete possession threat:so
the year, being well persuaded that no one bas a right.s ; slj,
terfere with their title and ownership of these nient',„boitsva
according to ancient usage and custom, each inhabitant
or to of
holder has a right to turn in one horse, and two cows' otll.°A
horses and one cow, from the 12th of August to the copir:
February, and from and after that period it will be'
oc nor
by the parish officers for the interest and benefit of theeraco
These lots consist of several acres of good fertile wol,
land on the banks of the Thames, which, in all prob o
at istli
in the course of a few years, in consequence of the meatb~cos°
pfuvenie:its suing ou ill that neighbourhouti,
great value to the parish.