The Sun.
London, England, 1821-10-22 00:00:00

Pease • 4s Od aOs Od.

INDSOR,
Wheat, per Id 101 10s a tit Od
Barley, per Id etis a 30s
Oats

Oct. 20.
Beans, per qr 27s a 4ns
Pease . , 34s a 36s
Hve

—a a —6

STAINES, Oct. 10.
Wheat .... 101 Os a 181 10s 1 Pease, per qr .... 32s a 343
Rye
I
Oats
• • NORTHAMPTON Oct 13.
0. Wheat .. —s Od a—sOd ' N. Beans .. —s Oil ,:'—s Od
N. Wheat .. 48s Od a 553 Od 0. Beaus .., —s Cul a -•••••4 Cal
Barley ..... 203 Od a 30s. Oct N. Peas .... 2Ss Od a 3(4 4,d
N. Oats .... .-s .9d a—s Ott . o.Pe.s .... —s Oil a—3 od
0. Oats .... —s-Od a—s Oil I 'lye

—s a 305

DAvENTint, Oct. 17.
Wheat —s Od a SOs Od Beaus .... 42s Od •a 48s Od
Barley 345 Od a 44s Od Flog Peas _, Od
Oats

BIRMINGIIAM•
I
Wheat.... 7s Gd a 12s. ad Beaus.... 4s Od a 8s Od
Barley.... 3s 6d a- 7s 6d W. Peas .. 4s 6d a 7s Od
Oats .... as 6d a Ss Od Gr. d 0.... 35 9d a 5s 9a
Per Winchester Measure.

WOLVERHAMPTON.
Wheat .... lOs Od a 12s ud 1 Oats .... 3s 9d a 5s Oa
Barley .... 7s 4d a 9s Od 1 13eatts us ud a as od

Prices c'/ Corn, per Quarter.
WINCHESTER, Oct. 20.—Wheat, 80s a 83s—Barley, 33s
a 38s—Oats, 24s a 28s.

ALRESFORD, Oct. S.—Wheat, 101 a 19I—Barley, 24s a 385
—Oats, 22s to 30s.

BASINGSTOKE, Oct. 18.—Wheat, 48s a 80s—Barley, 25s a
403—Oats, 21s a 27s—Beaus, 28s to 355.
NEWBURY, Oct. !S.—Wheat, 3lts a 83s—Barley, 22s a 26s
—Oats, 20s a 40s—Benns, 30s a 445—Pease, 30s a 365.
NEWPORT (Isle of Wight), Oct. 19.-I'be average price of
Wheat at our Market, on Saturday, was 141 19s 2d per load.
D
DURHAM, Oct. 13.—Wheat, lls a 15s 6d per bull—Good
;Oats, 5s 6d a is per boll. •

SUNDERLAND, Oct. 13.—Fine 010 White Wheat, 64s a 665
Iver quarter; Red ditto, 60s a 64s ; new ditto, 56s a 60s-"
Country Oats, 24s a 265; Putatoe ditto, 28s a :Ps—Bark:Y.
32s a 34s—Beans, 34s a 36s—Fine Flour, 47sa 50s per sacti•
BA IiNARDCASTLE, Oct. 17. Wheat, lis a 151— Ik4"''
10s !Id—Pease, 9s—Barley, 7s a 9s 6d—Oats, 5s a 7s Gd Per
bull—Beef and Mutton, ad:, Sid—Turk, 6,l—Veal, Gid per lb-
DARLING-1-os; Oct. 15.—Beet, bs a bs tid per stone,
offal—Menton, 4s 8d 'a 5s 3d—lted Wheat, new, 131 6“
141 6d; old, 15s 9d; White, new, lbs a ; old 17$ 6d aI bs
—New Oats, 5s 8d a 7s; old, be—Batley, 7s Gd a Bs—Beans,
As Gd a 10s—Pease, 9s 6cl per hull.
SrocKToN, Oct. 13.—Wheat, 14s 6d a 16s 6(1 per boll--
Oats, 2s Gd a 3s 4d per bushel.
NEWCASTLE, Oct. 18.—Wheat, Northumberland, old per
qr 6.2 s a 70s; ditto taew 52s a 645-11 ye, English, SUs a 365--
Barley Norfolk 30s a 38s; Northu,unerlaad ass a 40s—Malt,
Norfolk pale ms a 665-oms, patatoe, old 27s a 295; ditty
new 24s a 275; common old 24s a -265; ditto new 22s a 245:
foreign 20s a 24s—Pease, grey 2 s a 3:is—Flour, fine 47s a 531
per sack—Butter 40s a 40s Gd per kin—Cumberland bacon
.39s a 40s—Hams, sizeable 62s a 635; ditto, large 48s peC
cwt—Butter 40s per firkin.
klortrEnt, Oct. 17.—Beef 4s 9d a Ss 6d--Mutton 4s 6d a
5s 6d—Lamb 4s Gd a 5s 4,1 per stone, sinking otials—VVl)"t
50s a 624—Rye 36s a 38s—Barley 32s a 34s 6.l—Oats ius a
9.6 s 80—Beaus 32s a 35s per qr.

At Ross Fair, on Thursday last, there were few purchasers,
and the Stock went at reduced pricei. in the Sheep .Market
the sale was equally dull. Best Cheese sold trout 52s to 565
and second from 40s to 46s per cwt. Welsh Butter, in tubs,
averaged from 11s to Its per stone.
At Hungerford Sheep Fair, on the 6th inst. there was ta
brisk trade at advanced prices. Nearly il,OOO sheep arid
lambs were penned, the greater part of which was sold.--
Lambs from 9s to -255; sheep from 15s to 31s.
At Warwick Fair, on Friday se'nnight, there was but a
middling supplyof Cattle; good milkers were in considerable
demand at rather higher prices, but stores were dull dale,
and •lower ; there was a great number of sheep peoner4 wh"
were also rather dull in sale. Prices may be quoted as fol-
lows :—Beef 4d to 5d per lb ; and Mutton 411:1 to sd.
At St. Faith's Fair, Norwich, the price of lean stock was.
high. Butter was sold at from 40s to 4-2 s per firkin; aut
cheese fetched 51 per wry.
At Appleshaw Fair, for the sale of Dorset and Somerset-
shire ewes, on Monday and Tuesday last, there was rattler
smaller quantity than usual penned, which were disposed ut
rapidly at the following prices :—Stnersigt ewes, from 323 to
445; Dorset ditto, 23s to 3tis. Bhyers were moneruns,
in coi.sequence an advance took place of from 6s to Si
Yea
bead mote than was expected.
At Mutton Fair (one ut the largest in the North of Engf
lands, on Thursday sett:tight, there was but a bad ski"v
sheep ; there being many buyers, prices advanced frow 4=o
to lid per lb., and many were sold at the latter price; C 0
and lambs met a brisk sale at better prices.
Hull Fair commenced on Thursd4 week, and the weather
being remarkably fine, occa,ioned a great influx of corriP""/,.:
The horse lair was not a brisk one ; Foals of it particular o.'d -
scription went off tolerably well the COMMOU run OA"
hardly fetch a price. Fat cattle %scut off very cheap.

HOP INTELLIGENCE.
Kent 2l Os to 41 es I Farnham .
.erice of Hops ire the Borough.
Bags. P..ocskietss.s
to 0 01
Sussex 2l Os to 21 los Kent
Sussex
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BIRTHS. ,f'
On Saturday morining, in Gloucester-place, the Lady of
,f'
Esq. of a son. -taar
the
Sophia Wednesday last, at Loudham-hall, Suffolk, we
Sophia IMacdonald, of a son. s Ic
On Wednesday last, at Iloebucl House, near Dub--f'l4
Hon. Mrs. Peter La Touche, of a son.
of NI..
At Darlington, on Nirednesday kst, Mrs. Dove, wife
Wm. Dove, of twins, still -born.
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Ii D.• 15:1 i RJobs
On Saturday last, at Burnley, :)y, the Rev. J. Rays, Jos'
Greenwood, Esq. of Palace House; one of his 31ajestY:sbctil,
tires of the Peace for the County of Lancaster, to Ll:c,JejleY
only daughter of the late Henry Esq. of
House. 01';
at
Married on Tuesday the 16th instant, at Dumfries' t:roarl'
house of Thomas Goldie, Esq. of Craignittie, John 11YrimocS
Esq. Advocate, to Maria Be Maitre, daughter of the late
Macrae, Esq. of Ilolmains.

DIED. soliel
On the 12th May, at Madras, Lieutenant-Colonel
-t
Dalrymple, C.ll. of the Madras Artillery. . e
, yoting;i.; ,
On the 17th inst. at Shooter's-tilli, Ileneag , "I` 'in ' '
son of the late Colonel Colebrooke, of the Royal Art
22d year of his are, and after 17 years of almost unlnter,pati'l
suffering, which ne endured with the meekness and fql&.,,eac..
Of a true Christian. As he lived in virtue ! so he died tn,,so 01
On the 17th inst. at Dover, James Nightingall, thir". .
Wm. Mitchell, Esq. of Marl y. street, aged 8 months. ef ber.
On the 26th Sept. at St. Peters urgh, in the 7th Ye'lrd Cli'''
age, Margaret Mary, the cldcst daughter of Ed war
'rtP
Bayley, Esq.
.On Monday, the Ist instant, at Holloway Head, ne,'lloS-°:' ilc
wwit, at the advanced a.,e of 121 years, Mr. John :',.ladt ,
retained his faculties to the last.
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