The Sun.
London, England, 1828-04-28 00:00:00

Wheat. I Bailey.

$. to s.

S. to s.
24. 2)7
32
29 3;5
30 34

52 60
44 52
57
50 60
54 64
s. d. s. d.
6 9 7 5
86 89
66 80
00 8 6 •
39 64
68 7 8

30 34
s. d. s. d.
3t; 40
50 54
34; 43
43 00
40 43
36 43

110 160 86 93
113 3 156 90 96
110 130 80 86
130 156 86 100

WAKEFIELD, April 45.
There is a good supply of Wheat here this mornil
and it has met a fair demand, at the rates of last Viel),i
Oats were much the same. Barley is not plentiful,
sells at rather more money than was obtained last weci''
Beans are Is. per quarter dearer.
Wheat, Norfolk and Suffolk, Rid ...... sts, to 58i. fine 60.
White.... 555. to 59‘ one 05.
--- New, Red 51s. to 57a. this 61$
White
Foreign, Red
Barley, Norfolk and Sutlbik
----- Lincolnshire 2Bs to .96 tine 31s.

-- Yorkshire \Vold .............
Beans, Tick
Sinai!

275. to 28s,
37e. to 395.
375. to 40s,

tine 24
fine 400•
fine 41s.

Oats, Poland and Potato 2os. to 245. fine 254.
Friezland and Small l7s. to 23a, fine 241.
Mealing
Shelling 2t.. to 28s. —s. to —s. lbeir L 034,
Malt 16.5. 40s. tine 42a. pet Loam*
Rapeseed

SCOTCH MARKETS.
HADDINGTON CORN MA ItKlll'.—April 25. „
The market was dull to-day, and prices leave falleocfr
all kinds of Grain except Wheat. Of Barley 76 quartz°
were sold, average dowu 9d. ; 184 quarters of Oats cell
sold at a reductiou of nearly the same sum on the averer
Wheat bay maintained List day's prices. Pease and Bey''
are both down on the average : the former 2s, the latter 5
Wheat. Barley. Oats. reuse. Beallt
First F2s Od 40s Od I 2Ss &I 310 Od I 346 v.
Second s2s Ud 36s Od 25s Cd gis Od 31s Oti
Third
There were32o qrs. of Wheat in market, _4;l whereof were ,
57 Unsold.-21 Grey.
21. 133.9 d. 8-12ths.

Aver,

DALKEITH CORN MARKET.—ApriI 24. ii
The supply of all kinds of Grain at this day's market
moderate. Wheat sold heavily; best, 62a. ; current, 60". '
inferior, 545. Barley a heavy sale ; best, 375.- Od. ; c°:l
rent, 329. Oats a heavy sale ; best, 26's. Rd. ; core°.,
245. Pease and Beans from 325. to 365. per quarter.
Wheat. Barley. Oats. Pease. Beao!;1
First ...... 62s 0.1 37s 0.1 26s Sd 36s Od fibs 74
Second... 60s Od 34s Od 24s Od 32s 411 32s `Ol
Third..... 51s Od 39a Oct 21s Oct i 30. s (Al 30s

CORNWALL MARKETS.
TRU RO.—Wheat (average) "20s. o,l.—Earley, 10a.—Oats, 9s. 9`t
HttusTov—Wheat, 20s. &I.—Barley, 9s. Od.
ST. A. USTEL 1.--Whest, 19s. to "22s.—Barley, 91. to 106,0
Bs. to 10s.
BouNns—Wheat (average) 21s. Od.—Barley, 10v.—Oats,
LAtINCHSTON—Wheat (average) 225. Od.—Barley, 10a. Od.—O
7s. Od.—Beef, 60.—Mutton, 6d. • ,
CtSKlEmtn—Wheat, 19s. tid. to 21s.—Barley, 10s.
to 9g. Od.
ST. CoLuso—Wheat, 19s. to 21s.—Barley, Pg. to
and Mutton, 50. to 6d.—Veal and Lamb, (kl to Od.
PENZANCE—Wheato 19s. to 22s.—Barley, 1 Is. to —5.—.0.21
7s. to 9s. 6d.—Beef and Mutton, (Al. to 60.—port:, sd, to
Butter, 100. per lb.

MINING INTELLIGENCE. Tone. CI
Quantity of Copper Ore sold at Redruth last Thursday 2,550 j
Average Produce. • t/ 16
Quantity of fine Copper ... . 20.,
Amount of Sale. 15,428/. Os. (id —Average Standard., 1091. 31.

PORTRAIT OF MISS HUGHES, AS REW;II
rx 0 al: Row. —We have just seen a print of this )01
lady, which, as far as engraving goes, is neatly 9 d
spiritedly finished. With respect to the likeness we cane
r;
speak of it in terms of praise : it gives us the idea 6'
young lady under the influence of an emetic.
In spite of the stormy weather, the Newhall;
beats have continued trawling for the bodies of the, sullifti
in the Inverkeithiag pinnace, since Monday; but nos#:ci
them were found till Tuesday morning, whea the hoe
one named SCOTLAND was washed ashore, and the 01.2,
evening two other bodies were thrown ou the beach
Newhaven. The pinnace is so deeply soak in the !?fl
that there is no probability of her ever being raised ie 44'1'
tolerable state of repair.—Edinburgh Evening Courant'
THE WEATHER.—There is not, we thinli,„,
person living who can remember so much rain fallint
this neighbourhood, at this season of the year, as we /OA
witnessed during the present month. For about righter:,
days, with hardly a fine morning or afternoon interveni7:
the showers have freely descended, and yet the con A
round about presents a very favourable aspect. The svng7,
seem to have suffered in no respect, an the grass is 10
promising than usual at this time of the year. At Ablr,
cheater, during the same period, the weather was particalg
fine.—Sheffield Courant.
Saturday last, as two little boys of the name
Of JOHNSON and SuaaAGp, aheut five years old etich,•ol ,
playing at horses in the parish of St. Ebbe, they
nately ran violently towards the edge of the river, a bra;
of the Isis, and both fell in. The cogent being verystr°
at the time carried the bodies down the stream, anct'w,,
though active search has been mule for them it I'
hitherto been without effect.— Oxford Journal.
REVIEW IN THE PFICENIX
arrangements for the celebration of his MaJesrv's bird
day (yesterday) were of a description mere than 1191 w
splendid and extensive; but owing to the unfavonrB'o
state of the weather, the several regiments now in (f,
I!!
garrison, which attended at the Phoenix Park for tlO,
purpose, were obliged, after the customary salutation
.1
the guns had been made, to return to their resPe.
barracks. The number of carriages and other 19501"11
that crowded the outskirts of the "fifteen acres," as we,
as the crowds of pedestrians whe flocked to the
would baffle conjecture equally as they would computatV
—.l)gb!in Freeman's Journal.

EtIRTI I S.
Oa the 24th instant, at Camberwell, Mrs. Christophe
Davison, of a ds,ughter-

us,ugi
On tie, 2ist inst. in York-street, St. James's, 31r°
Erskine, widow of the late Doctor Robert Erskine, 01
*laughter.
On the 18th inst. at the Rectory-house, woodsttO.
the lady of the Rev. I)?. 'Mayor, of a son.
On the tad inst. at Cubbington, Warwirkshire,
lady of the Rev. G. L. Cooke, of Beckley, Oxford*Rt
ot. a datsghter.

MARRIED.
On the 26th inst. at St. John's Church, Clerkeusci,.,
by the Rev. Elisba Law Faulkner, Geo. Walford Art
strong, Esc), of St. John's-square, solicitor, to Eli°
(laughter of James Mansfield, Esq. of John-street,
ford-row.
On the 21th inst. at Kilverstoue, Norfolk, by the
ip
George Porcher, Charles Porcher, Esq. of Lincoln's-411i
to Minor, only daughter of Thomas Redhead, EkAl•
Snare-hill, Norfolk.
On the 26th inst. at St. Giles's, Czwberwell,,
Rev. d, Q. Storey, Mr. James Booth, of Peckham.
RliAsheth Bee, (laughter of the late John Bee, jun. v.'
of Bankside.
On the 21st inst. at llastings ay the Rev. 14e1

Deane, Fellow of New College, the Rev. Philip ire,
President of St. John's Cottege, Oxford, to liarrietteAu,i
second daughter of Henry Boyle Deane, E 59.,,• late
Hurst Grove, Virrks, :
tp•
Q the Bth iust. at Organge, county of Stirling, Ito,
Rev, Dr. Hamilton, of Strathblatte, John Graham*
younger, of Ballagaii, advocate„ to Mrs. Major Dirndil?
youngest daughtet of the 1.3,t. Sir John
and Itenton, Bart,
At Dromoi: Cathedral, the Rev. \Yak. Henrf
son V.( William Wynne; Esq. Conaaiesioner, of Intr;toi
to Sarah Saitrin, daughter of te Bight Rey. she
of Dromore. -/

PIED. 1
„,6 'lO
On the 24th inst. at Portsmouth, aged 67, '77IA
wife of the Reverend Russell Scott, of that place,.
daughter of the late Dr. Hawes, one of the t,uncle
the Royal Humane Society.
On the 25th inst. at Sleaford, Lineoinshire, Ben,
Handley, Esq. in his 74th year.
On the 25th instant, iu. mean's-yard, Franco, -,
daughter of the Rev. 1)r. Goodenough, head inset'
Westminster School, aged seven years.
f"
On the 22d instant, at his house at Bampton, -
• Joseph Andrews, Esq. aged 72. °O'
On the 25th inst, at Stockwell, John Chatfeili'
ageOnd 79. 011
the 16th' inst. aged 78, Wm. Nowell, Esq. of
Oxfordshire, Vice-Admiral of the Blue. -
On the 20th instant, at Camden-street, Islington,
52, Mr. John Nelson, author of a valuable work, i
• History and Antiquities of Islington," a gentleman,%%l
general information and social companionable qualitreso%
long render his death an object of sincere regret to '•
who were in the habit of associating with him.

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