The Sun.
London, England, 1826-10-27 00:00:00

THE ARMY.

The 2d division of the 86th (Royal Comity Down) Regiment
of Infantry, has embarked on board the Princess RoyaltransOrt
at Cork,' for the Leeward Islands.

A Company of the Royal Staff Corps, and several Detachments
of Invalids, have arrived on board the Numa transport, at Ports-
mouth, from the Mediterranean.

NEW COUNCIL OFFICE.

The exterior of the building at the corner of Downing-
street, lately erected for the new Council Office, is com-
pleted. ' The Corinthian columns in advance of the front
and side of the buildinzarsseopiellfrom those of the Temple
of Jupiter Stator. The Council Chamber, in the interior,
is a ver7 magnificent apartment : it is placed at the western
extremity of the building, on the first floor, and teaches to
the top of the edifice; the length and breadth are of the
same. magnificent and corresponding dimensions. The sides,
iof the room are ornamented with ionic columns, the shafts
lot' which are executed. in scagliola, in imitation of Sienna
marble, and the capitals are white, in imitation of white
marble. The ceiling is of rather a novel description : its
peculiarity consists in its be* slightly curved, the curve
being formed across the breadth of the apartment; it 15,
moreover, ornamented in the most splendid, and, at the,
me time, chaste manner. • An elegant. lantern has been
laced in the centre, which, in conjunction with the win-
ows at the sides of the room, affords an abundance of,
light. Upon the whole, this is one of the finest rooms
the metropolis can at present boast of, and is well suited
to the 'dignity which is attached to his Majesty's PEN'
Council, which will sit here to decide on appeals from the
subordinate tribunals of the ELst and 'West Indies.

MEETINGS OF CREDITORS.

LONDON DIARY, MONDAY, O. So.
(AS the Court of Coromiebioneis.)
11. Dady, Dowgate-hill, carpenter et
R. Ford, Regent's-terrace, City-road, merchant ...............
J: !latheld, Cambridge, linen-draper ..................

COUNTRY DIARY, MONDAY, OCT. 30.
J. and W. Bristow, Worcester at
R. Odor, Norwich, all. the Hotel, Norwich .............
W. and E. Conic, Liverpool,•-Messrs. Orred's, Liverpool...
T, Eburne, Rytou—Bull's Head, Meriden
T. Gelson, Neweastle-upon-Tyne--Mr. Larkin's, Newcastle
}lt niberiston and Co. Kingston-upon-Hull--Dog and Duck,
Kingston
W. and W. Judd, Banbury—Lion, Danbu►y
D.' and N. Lloyd, Uley—Old Bell, Dursley
T. Parkinson, Preston—Messrs. Winetanley, Proton
Wi Rose, sen. Spilsby—Hart, Spilsby
J. Stallion, Nottinghaw—Ra►n, Nottingham
J. Wallace, Liverpool—George, Liverpool

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'I HE MARKETS.

SOUTHALL MARKET.-oc-r. 25.
This day's market having, like that of this day ae'nnight, ex-
hibited a large supply, most kinds of stock, especially half-fat
Sheep sad Beasts, and but a limited number of buyers, each kind
of meat met with a very languid sale, at the following prices per
stone of 81bs. to sink the offal*: --
Beef 2s. 6d. to 4s. Sd. l
Veal
Mutton 3 6 4 6 Pork 4 2 a 4
Lamb 3.. ad. to 4s.
'The foregoing quotations are Beef Id. per steno beneath those of this a
day sennight, at which Mutton, Lamb, Veal and Pork, were stationary.
A great number of Sheep and Boats were driven away unsold.

Beet
Mutton

STEYNING MARKFT.-0cr.49.
Ss. 10d. to 4a. Bd. Veal
4 0 4 I 8 Pork «........:....
- Supply limited, and trade dull.

05,.941.;;f1
4 0 4' 0,.,

Met—,
Mutton

os. Oci., to
4o 4 6

ARUNDEL MA RKET.—Ocr. 34.
35.-10,1. to 4a. od. Veal
310 410 Pork
Lamb 4s. 0.1. to 41.8 d.
A moderately good supply, and a very sluggish trade.

CHICHESTER 114 A RKET:-.oer. IM. '
. 3s. Eid. to 4s. &I. I Veal Or. &I. to Os . tki.,.
3 6 40 I Pork 4O4 4 .
Lamb ....................... 4s• Od. to 4s. ed.
With lean stock the trade was dull, at little variation fromthe Pric.s.,.""
of several past markets. The supply was, on the whole, pretty gooa.a
the trade quite as dull with the fat stock___!ss___.....--

Beef.«.
Minton

RUMFORD MARKET.—Orr. V.
a. a. to,. j,
L d. toe. d. I 6
Beef 3 4 4 6 Veal 4 u
___.. 3 St 4 4 Pork ...-

51utton 3 It 4 41 Pork
Lamb M. Ski. to 4a. tal.
Supply large. and trade !cry dull.

MANCIILIiTER CORN MARKET.—OMILII* i'n
the
Since this day week there has been very little pu."7,lter
trade, with the exception of Wheat and ()tits, no ingter".. —;
ation in prices can be quoted. There was a fair attsiolance a
this day's market, but the show of fine samples was not nutuerous.
per
bushel ; English is more inquired aher,
Wheat (Irish) is in tolerable request, at an advance of
improvement in value. Oats are free of sale, at an advance 0( 9
per tiAlbs. Beans are scarce, and more looked after. Fl""
is
in better demand. Other articles remain as last noted. A tom
Customary Busbel. Pease (1mit.)....61U
Wheat (701 b.) a. d. tos. 0. Blue, (Boilers 0
English, Old 9 4 1) 8 00'
Red 10 9 V Be"' 65 6
Irish', 0 0 0 0 English 0 ,a 0
Red. S 7 9 0 Irish and Foreign---49 0 •,`'
Canada—. 9 0 4 Per bag a 2881 b. „
Foreign Flour, Fine N0tt5.....-47 r,
Yorkshire,fine4t3 0 41!
—lrish, fine ....All 0 4.1 0
Seconds.---31 0
Barrel Flour Sweet ..30 0
- snur.-24 0 "
but we cannot state ani

Agn 8 0 9 4
Barley (604)
For 5 8 6 0
Oata (451 b.)
English and Scotch 4 8 4 10
Welsh 4 4 4 6
Foreign 4 4 4 7
Iri4h, Kiln-dried 4 6 4 8
4 3 4 5
Per load of 6 imp'. bushel.
Malt, New 0 51 0
-- Old. 43 0 40 9
--- Inferior ----38 1) 40 0

Per loasCi;FV4oll),
Oatmeal, Theists #le. AS to 19
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---_ huh 0 it
(reed) 29 34.
Tares (Inm. gr.) 0 0 e
Bran (broad) per 20Ib. 18.20. A

MANCHESTER NEW 'SMITHPIELP,-00..
At per lb. sinking the offal.
3,40.2 Sheep 441. to 50. I
3u
503 Cattle 311 ti 28 Pigs 5
39 Lambs at 441. to dd.

MANCIIEgrER POTATOE MARA:ET—Oct- ff.
Potatoes, 78., Id,, 96,, and fis. dd. per punt or ►ai sore 1!'" i 14..
Carrots, 10s. Its. and 126, per load of 19 scorer; 111,1"111.2t pet
911.. and 106. per load of ld pecks ; Onions, 91s. eas Vic sn"
loud of 12 score.

MANCHESTER YAlt
No. d. d.
intoitle Twist, 12 to 12i
14.
40.--,-19 40
/Kul, copTwlitl, 14
for warp
17
ID 211
9sh
26 28
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N )14tRICEZ—Ocr' ". IV t° II 4
Ma/ Con Wen, SO •"''''.* 14 ic
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$0 ....".^' 31
WO ••••"*". Jo f,440i
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BIRTS.FI
. via
Yeaterlay, at Hampstead, the lady of Charles Holforal .---, * of
a daughter. 0.
On the Si3d hurt, at Sandgate, Kent, the lady of the Rev'
Pepys, of a son. v of
On Tuesday, at Brighton, the lady qf G. C. Hoiroyth ilq*
the lion. East India Company's Service, of a still-born (IR".
Op the ”th inst., the lady of J. R. Mantle, EMI. °I. f1..1*.an.:-.---"'

MARRIED.
At St, George e Church, Ilann;er:-equate, by the Rey! EPP
Nepean, ALA., Mr. C. Sanderson, of Hampton Cour!, to he,
eOnipll4ol Miss Barker, niece of Mr. Beer, of i3rosvenot-1"1411
Innuediately after the ceremony the brill too, aud be°l"
bride left town, in their carriio and fourvfor stir to .°
At Glasgow, on the 23d inst. E!1, .
eldeat daughter of Dr. Chrystal.
RegOenntt,sh.ers2rld,
toins_tr,acyTl:4l4a6iiroAlitiogidugy,hisEstr (
at tf,,Plaqtt:tirib;it;r%r,oa,.'ej,
Eng. of litigate. :

WED,
On Monday last a 63 M J 1S if o Salitliv-do"r
agt r. ostp t- te
Manchester.
Oa 'Weilnesday seitinight, Maidenheed, aged tl--
'"I
J. Cook, fur 43 years rotor of the Independent Chilich at
On Tuesday evening, aged 47, Mr. C. thrtrwell.
At Bath, Mrs. Cullbeck, widow of --- Collbecki Egg' C..
sister to Admiral Sir Isaac Coffin, Bert. r
On Thursday last, the Hon. Mrs. Green, lady of J. Greer?.
of Greemnount, frelanti, end sister of the rate Lord
Ott Thursday, at Cheltenham, J. Fletcher Bs+ M• 111• e he
worth Park, one of his Majesty's Justiivs tha,Peace• for
county of Gipucester.

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