The Sun.
London, England, 1845-12-15 00:00:00

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MARKET NE WS.-(SA T TIRO-
CO'4•ENTGIIM DZAT.
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For the time of year, we had a full average suPP-, pv
Fruit and Vegetables on offer, while the demand
at very full prices.

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NIIITERPaD.
Each kind of Meat commG
anded a steady sale, at h fp,
of currency. Otherwise, the demand was in a sltigip!'"

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Although the supply of Meat here was rather
the trade waa firm, and prices were well supported..—"nsej
5s to 108; Geese, as to 72; Docks, is 3d to 2a 5,1;41,7,
Rabbits, is 4d to Is 10d; Wild ditto, Gd to 10d; Pit 01,
tc 8d ; and roasting Pigs, 8s to lOs each ; Fowls,
per couple; Pheasants, 3s to 4s; Partridges, le 341 t.
Hares, 2s 3d to 3s Gd; and Grouse, 1s 3d to is 10d etc
NZWPOiT. 1,411
Beef, from 3s to 3s 10d ; 'Mutton, 3s 4d to 45 6d;
2dto 5s 2d , and Pork, 4s;to 54 4d per 81bs.
11XX.111CG8G8ZIS. e, 0;
Turbots' 8s to ICa; Cod-fish, is 6d to 8s; Crabs, 4d pee
Lobsters, 8.1 to 3s and 'Whitings, 4d to 8d each; d f,elk
6d to ;is 3d per pair; salmon, is 2d to le 6d per lb; ill
Ed to 10d per lb.

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CH E T A
WECIPEL.
Beef, from 2s 6d to as ad; Mutton, 4d to 4,6 d;
4, to ss; and Pork, Se 6d to 53 2d per Sibs.
.D.
The prices of Wheaten BreaERZ d
in the metropolis
9d to 9id; of Household ditto, id to Eid per 41b5 loab
HIDE vuuticm. a 6411 P
Market Hides, 561 b to 641 b, 2id to 3d per lb ; =°' t,
721 b, 3d to ; do. 721 b to 801 b, 34d to 3i'l 4°' 1,60
881 b, 3Ad to ; do. 881 b to 961 b, 4d to 4td ; 000,
1041 b, 41d to sd; Market Calf Skins, each, 33 8d to tit n P
Hides, 13s ; Polled Sheep, 3s to 3s 7d; Half-breast
to is 6d; Downs, 2s 6d to 3s.

fet P/X41511.21:13T B. CO .1
Smrrarrn.D.-I,leadow nay, St 103 to 41 158;
ditto, 4/ 10s to Si 153; Oat Straw, 11 83 to 1/ 105 PelAeol.
Wheat Straw, 1/ 103 to 11123 per load. Supply 111.-
and trade firm. Oft
CUATTIZRL.II4D.-111eadow Hay, I/ 103 to 4/ 173 ;
ditto, 4/ 101 to 5/ 153; Oat Straw, 1/ 93 to 1/ 113 Pel:A/sr
Wheat Straw, 11 12a to 11 14s per load. Trade Itisaw
full prices.
Ltth
HITECHAtEL.—Meadow Ha 318 e to 4/153 ; yin
4/ 108 to 61 ; Oat straw 118. to 1/ 101 ; W
A hea-
-11 101 to 11 123 per load. fair average supply, and s
demand.

Al 3 RICULTURAL REACTION.—We are 14,1 ff
glad to learn that the leading Conservative gentry ins'
Lancashire have been holding meetings in different 1).1 fel
the division for the purpose of devising the best 113,70,010,..
counteracting the proceedings of the League, and et 00,.5
time to increase the strength of the Conservative caus°foll7,4
registry. The Barnes of the gentlemen who are
themselves in this matter are a sufficient guarantee tba
igher
work will not be abandoned until their object b
gained.—Cumbergand Parquet.
days NEW KIND OF GAME.—Not many "BJlnd
Major-Geneial Wyndham's gamekeeper caught all;it, e°,o
rion crow in a trap, which he took home skinu7 to
,7", r
threw the carcase out. A female who lives neat
gamekeeper's house gathered up the carcase of the cr° ioot,"
the impression that it was the remains of a pheaseat'ekeern,
home, and roasted it for dinner. On seeing the garytbe
passing by the house in the course of the afternoool,
man inquired of him if pheasants were not very dr3retro
ro
stating at the same time that she had found One
ha 4 tai_A
skinned, and had roasted it for dinner, but that it haber,"
more fat and butter than it was worth !--Cum
Parquet. glitr
The Railway St'ndard says that Alexander AP'
dell, Esq., banker, of Maidstone, has been appoint
rector of the South-Eastein Company. A tea 831
SiffrwßEcx.—ln $ letter from Barra, -lififb
Ult., we have the following:—"A ve,sel, the crew ° Sb. -
are all Spaniards, was lately stranded near Alasda/eiered
imbedded in sand, so that the amount of injury eu
te CePb;
not yet been ascertained. The crew of the unfortno°olo t
were all saved by means of a rope cast from her toiii3g,
shore. Part of the cargo, which consists of fisb' cost°
landed, but cannot be sold until the Comptroller of
arrive from Stornolnverness Courier. 'tb
lig 61 The town of Brakel, in .Rhenish PrussiatApordiA
magnificent Capuchin Convent, was almost entirely u„-e
by fire on the 21st ult. The church and a few sty"
ings were alone left standing.—Galignani.leg
SUICIDE.— On Friday afternoon Aft. .tic
M.P., held an inquest in Dr. Costello's private 101011
lum, Wvke-house, Syon-lane, Isleworth, thewho ./fat
Mr. John Whiteside Hall, aged sixty four years, t•P'd
found with his throat cut in one of the water-closetsr jode;
institution on the morning of Wednesday last. AT the ell
investigation the jury re,urned a verdict. The, ecreyt
ceased destroyed him- elf with a knife which he bad
obtained, being at the time a patient of unsound' ullsed
no portion of the inquiry did it appear who the decea
or his place of residence and connexions. T 5 POl
[ADVERTISEMENT.] —FEMALE COMPLA.-rie
rtse.
Holf.LoWAT's PILLS.—So great are the known /Ph 0 if.
Holloway's Pills, that a great many titled ladies and ot e foas'
purchasing them in large quantities to distribute to Pt.
lies. These Pills act in so wonderful a manner upo.“,tunet ot
and constitution of females generally (even on mil fgebor;
breast), that whether taken when entering into slthisP°
or at the turn of life, or any other time, a few doses()
medicine will always produce the desidered effect by _,Le
health when every other remedy has failed. Soiltit, I"'
druggists, and at Professor Holloway's F,stablis lune
Strand, London.

BIRTHS. ~, of i
On the 6th inst., at Lonsdale-square, Mrs. D. Bob-
daughtelh
Frejer° On the 10th inst., at Torrington-square, Sire. Pollock, of a son.
p, fr tl>•On the 10th inst., at Stoulton Parsonage, W°re—ter,
wife of the Rev. Henry Lloyd Oswell, of a daughter.
is of 0
On the 10th inst., at Uxbridge, Mrs. Edward iir°°
daughter.
RI c
• bid
On the 11th inst.,at Castle-street, Southwark, M
.i.
F. Bickerton, of a daughter, still• born. e, tbe
On the 11th inst., at Bedford House, Tavistock-sclu—
wife of John B. Cardale, Esq., of a sor.-------

HARRIED. Ai 'His./
On the Gth inst., at St. Clement Dares, Strand, Mr dO.
Kirck, to Eliza Lucy, second daughter of Mr. T. Buci'jl-
Trinity-square, Southwark. ‘r .
On the 10th inst., at Stoke Albany, Northampton,
Stanbrough, Esq., of Berners-street,London, to Frgtoo#:
eldest daughter of the Rev. E. Griffin, Rector of
Albany. bit*
On the lOth inst., at the parish Church, Seaton, 010,w
Charles Green, Esq., solicitor, to Mary Anne, second dal*"
of Major James Henderson, K.H. n IC"
On the 11th ir.st., at St. Giles's-hi-the-Xiel,d.s,oitirdptrsiigb-

B. Legard, of the Bengal Army, to Anne Maria, thira
ter of B. 0. Walker, Esq., of Bedford-square. C. )3'
On the 11th inst., at St. Marv's, Islington, the of
Jeaffreson, A.M., to Harriet Fleetwood, eldest aught°
Benjamin Laurence, Esq , of Camden-villas.

DID. „sat
On the 9th inst., at Eli g, near Southampton, Lieube"
George Forder, R.N.
On the 10th inst., at Homerton Mrs. Nash, aged 61.
tha
On the 10th inst., at Uxbridge,' Jenny dull, relict of
late W. Hull, aged 75. R.
On the 11th inst., at Trinity-square, Southwark, Mt•
Bocquet, aged 73. —.meg

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land-yard. He had subsequently received a letter fry
the inspector at the Gret.nwifihPolice-station. Stn
immediately came over, and identith.d the prion‘rd I
the police cell, for whose a; prehension a royal;
twenty guineas had been offered by his brother-in';s
He prayed that the prisoner might be sent to Svia,r3 b,
11
for examination. The prisoner, he understood, "Ise,
sconded on Saturday night by the mail to Glouce''
and from thence by similar means to London, sPi
Mr. GROVE acquiesced in Mr. Davis's request, to
the prisoner was handed over to Evans, the otkicer
apprehended him, to be conveyed forthwith to So l°
for trial.

LLOYD'S SHIPPING.
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LONDON, DEC. 13.—Wind this day at noon, We 111-a,ealv
breezy and hazy.—The Barnard Castle, Heated, from
ton, arrived in the River, was in contact, on the 10th v!",,„,
with the Good Design, of Yarmouth, and received
siderable damage.
RAMSGATE, OEC. 12.—Wind N.N.E.—Arrd. Wald°
Atentreal
be
OFF DOVER, DEc. 12. Juno, Lee, Africa; J•=—
ti
Holdrness, Predger, Richebucto.
isPOE.TCVOCTII, Duo. 2.—Wind N. to Q 1,4 G
beis
law„Johnston, Cape of Good Hope and Calcutta; 158
and Ann Lums ien Ceylon ; Ellen, Irving, Moulmeinio,
ram, Ihlder, Rio :Janeiro; Countess of Durham, Co Doc
Bahia; Richmond, Thomas, Pernambuco; Brightman,'
Demerara; Apollo, Milne, Grenada.
Bitturaner.—Arral. Loscopha, Newfoundland. Arrd‘
Liveitpoor„ DEC. 12.—Wind E.N.E. moderate-14 for
Champion, Davis, Newfbuudland. The Bounty
Calcutta, in beating down the river, ran on shore in 7.aesg
Bay, end remains; and the Nepton, for Isatavia, ran Tiro
the Prince's Pier, and has conic to an anchor, with bol"'
stove, ktc.
eeloti;
CLYDE, DEC 10.—Arrd. Esquirnaux, M•Ceag,
cjd
Royalist, Crosby, Halifax English, Pictou.
10th, Cone, Cuth, Demerara; 11th, Chusaan, Laird, Bombes
Sidney, Park, Honduras.
flo°
MARGATE, DEC. 12.—The Sarah Fleming, Fleming, of
Alexandria to Dundee, drove on shore on the mow' eig.
Kingsgate last night, during a heavy ale;g cargo disclualei,
Ara. Dim 11.—The Industry, R4d, of and front Wel dir
for the 'Clyde, came on'ehore in the North Bay to-day'
ring a heavy gale at N.W.
CORE, DEC. 10.—The Eagle (steamer) is on shore ea ill.
bank off Oliver's Point, but is expected off next tide. —tea
BERWICK, DEC. 12.—The brig Mercury, of Colchn(
was wrecked last night to the northward, coal laden, w"'
and two men drowaed.
GOOLE, DEC. 10.—The Exchange, Brown, frolni_a,
mouth to this port, struck on the Server, at Brough,
day, and sunk.
_AA fro°
FiCARBOROUGR, DEC. 12.—1 t blew a very heavy w--ortv
the northward yesterday, and continued till four thiO"
ing, and is now blowing fresh at N.E. 01i0f
DEAL, DEC. 12.—Wind N.N.E., squally.—Arrd. ai7 ,-Ger
M'Leod, Quebec. Sld. Assam, M`Alpine, Calcutta , ire
dyne, Halliday, Monte Video; Suonie, Dahlberg, Ei°;1110;
CowEs, DEC. 12.—SId. Hever, Johansen, St. no--„, 0
Irene, Fazer, St. Thomas's ; Colonia, Hickerstein, St. Th°
KINGSTOWN, DEC. 10.—Arni. Wave, St. AndleTetroor
SLIGO, DEC. 11.—Wind N.W., squally.—Arrd. 9
hair, Brennard, Quebec.
AO•
BELFAST, DEC. 10.—Arrd. Britannia, Mass eutanlo,
Mearna, Quebec ; Empire, Montgomery,
, Quebec. iebi•
DUNGARVON, DEC. 10.—Arrd.
.Rncer Power, Mira fretO
WMITSTABLE, DEC. 12.—The Ebenezer, WiddaP,
Sunderland, in running for this harbour, drove on 1136
back of the pier, but received very little darnage-doi
Neptune, Rommens, from Ostend, drove on the main ife°
the gale last night, but is expected off next tide,
weather moderates.
1.01(11
PorerearoUTH, DEC. 12.-The Eliza, Paterson, troll, geOP
to Ascension, came into the harbour this morning, "
leak.et
CARDIFF, DEC. 12.—The schooner reported on sea'
Breaksea Point yesterday, is the Sibyl, Wickham, frtabowd
port to Wexford ; has been got off, and is now in lir"
Harbour.
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BRIDLINGTON, DEc.l2.—The shipping in the Bay 't le '-
loss of sails, spars, anchors, &c., during a heavy
N.N.W. to. N.N.E. About 200 sail now at anchor. 00
YARMOUTH, DEC. 12.—A schooner reported gt9olsl
Mercury, of Rochester, foundered in the Roads Yesase°
evening during a heavy gale at N.W. Some sails lase
picked up marked " It. Canning, maker, Maidstone;
supposed to be saved.