The Sun.
London, England, 1828-03-26 00:00:00

FISH-MARKET, BILLINGSGATE.

Thera eras a large supply of fish at this clay's market,
which went off briskly at the following prices:—
Prime Turbot, each 2ls. Od. to Pss. Od.
Ditto atrial), per do.
Fine Cod-fish, each 7 0 10 0
Inferior ditto

Salmon. per lb.
Fine Whiting, per 13 6 7 6
Smelts, per 26 l2 0 16 0
&Ate, each

llaildocks, per dozen l2 0 •.!.0 0
Brill, each
Fine Soles, per three pairs 1 6 10 0
Gurnotts, each 1 0 1 6
Live Flounders, per quartern
Live Eels, per blb.
Dutch PLtice, per basket
Fresh Herrings, per hundred
Fine Lobsters, per score 4O 0 li 0
inferior ditto l5 0 93 0
Fine Prawns, per M.
Shrimps, per gallon
Vine Yarmouth Red Herrings, per hundred 0 0 7 6
Scotch ditto 0 0 6 0

COTTON WOOL.
LIST OP IMPORTS AND EXPORTS.

it
.
. Bap, &c. Bags
125,t11.)
7,445 I 21
10,1522
, 828 '12,885.

IMPORTED.
Same pe-
riod Met
year.

This
year.

Bags, &c.
Liverpool 118,716
London
Glug,ow 7,168
'Total exported in If

Prvviou;-
ly this
year.

jßags, &c. Bag', &c.
215 5,463
:110 8,267

BlRTH.—Yesterday evening, at his Lordship's
house, Berkeley-square, the Countess of JERSEY, of a
daughter.

ry
E.ar, of HADDINGTON
is succeeded in
his title and estates by Lord BINNING, his eldest son, now
Earl of HADDINGTON, and Baron MELROS in England,
under which title his Lordship sits in the House of Lords.

MR. HORACE TIVISS.—We arc happy to be
ablo to correct a report which got into circulation yester-
day evening, of the death of this much-esteemed Member
for Wotton Basset. It is his wife who is unfortunately
dead.

lENEAS MACDONNELL, ESQ.--The Catho-
lics of the town and neighbourhood of Ballinaaloe, hare pre-
sented an address of condolence to this distinguished gentle-
man, characterised by the wannth and friendly earnestness
of its sentiments.—lrish Paper.

Mr. Serjeant JONES, Mr. HARDY (the Re-
corder of Leeds); Mr. STARICIE, and Mr. C. MILNER, it
is said, are retained for the prosecution, in the case of the
murder of Mr. JOHN D 1 ox. The trial is expected to coin .
mence on the 4th April ; and as about 40 witnesses will
he summoned for the prosecution, it will probably con-
tinue for a longer period than one day.— York Courant.

-- -
In an action for slander, recently tried in the
Jury Court, in Scotland, a gentleman of the name of
KING.tx, a merchant in Glasgow, recovered damages to
the amount of 5001. from Mr. ItorsEKT WATSON, a banker,
in Glasgow, for having described the plaintiff as the author
of certain anonymous letters, which contained matter of
an obscene and abominable description, highly injurious
to the feeling» of several respectable individuals.

On Wednesday morning, the celebrated tree
in the neighbourhood of Bradford, known by the name of
four ashes, was blown down with a tremendous crash. A
man who was passing at the time narrowly escaped being
killed by the fall. This tree is said to be at an equal dis-
tance from the two maritime towns of Liverpool and Hull.
York Courant.
CARLOW ASSIZES.—BENJAMIN SPENCER
and CATHERINE SrEncza, charged some time since with
brutal conduct towards their own son, have been found guilty
of the offence, and condemned—BEtirAmm, to one month's
imprisonment, and a fine of 101., and CATHERINE, to a
year's imprisonment, and to find two sureties, each in 50/.
to keep the peace.

HORRIBLE MURDER.—LAURENCE GOING,
a labouring man, was stabbed at Ballynamasna, about mid-
way, between Clogheen and Caher, on the night of the
17th inst. He was at the house of Tilos. CoriNELL, and
retired to bed in an out-house, between the hours of nine
and ten o'clock, at night--while asleep, some person or
persons entered the house, and stabbed him with a large
knife in the side, of which he died the following day.—
Doctor GALLooLy, from Clogheen attended him, but found
that surgical aid was unavailing. An inquest was held on
his body, on Thursday last, when there was evidence eli-
cited which led to the apprehension of a young man of the
name of Muitrusr, and a female accomplice. Both of
them have been transmitted to Clonmel jail for trial.---
Tipperary Free Press.