The Sun.
London, England, 1828-03-08 00:00:00

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1 X. s. t. •$„-
Cloy. Hay generally 4 10 to 3 1.5
Do. extra tine 0 0 b 0
Oat Straw llO 112
Wheat Ditto ll2 IIC
I, and prices stationer},

GLASGOW MERCHANDISE, MARCH i'l.
Transactions in all kinds of West India produce are neatly
at a stand, owing to the scarcity of onr supplies.
SUGAR B. P. a cwt., duty paid, a. d. s. c.L
Brown and Moist ..
Dry Brown
Mis!dling
Corm per 112 lb. in bond,
... _

. .
Jamaica Good and Fine Ordinary 48 0 52 0
Middling and Good Middling 6O 0 68 0
Fine Middling
Dominica, St. Lucia, and Dutch.
Good and Fine Ordinary
Middling and Good Middling 6O 0 65 0
Triage anti very Ordinary SO 0 44 0
Ordinary
Rum, per I►np. Gallon in bond,
Jamaica, l 6 o. P.
Leeward proofs 2 I 2 2
Dvmoons, a Ton, duty paid,
Logwood, Jamaica - 126 0 0 0
Ott., a Tun of 252 gallon.,
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Whale ✓
Seal

380 0 0 0
44.0 0 0

UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE.

ECCLESIASTICAL PREFERMENTS.
OXFORD, MAncu B.—The Rev. Thomas TyrTniitt,
M.A. of Christ Church, in this University, to a Prebeo-
dary in Salisbury Cathedral, vacant by the death or th;.-
late Rev. Archdeacon Owen.

The Rev. John Phillips Roberts, Chaplain of Cot ist
Church, has been nominated by the Very Rev, the Dean
and Chapter to the perpetual Curacy of Hampton, in the
county aad diocese of Worcester.
The Dean and Chapter of the Collegiate Church of St.
Peter, in Exeter, have appointed the Rev. John Robert
Winstanley, D.D. to one the Vicarages at Bampton, in
this county, vacant h., the death of the Venerable Hugh
Owen, Arcluloty,m of Salop.
The Rev. M. Prower, B.A. to the Vicarage of Pin-
tail, Wilts patron, the Earl of Shaftesbury.
The P.ev. John Peel (brother of Mr. Secretary Peel) has
been *instituted to the Vicarage of Stone, Worcestershire,
vul by the death of James Hoot;, LL.D. the lost incum-
bent, on the presentation of the Lord Chancellor.
The Rev. J. Warren, M.A. Fellow and Tutor of Jesus
College, Cambridge, to the Rectory of Graveley, in that
county, vacant by the death of the Rev. Dr. Coppaid.
The Rev. Geo. Sivewright, LL.B. has been instituted,
on the King's presentation, to the Vicarage of Blakesley,
Northamptonshire, vacant by the death of the Hon. anal
Rev. J. T. Twisleton.
Bev. 'The
G Godfrey y. Chancellor
George
baslstvn pleased to present the
Egremont,
A.M. to the living of
Rarrow. upon- Humber.

Dublin on Saturday ; andseve-a
England, visitors to the Mar •
of our Viceroy, the Laclio
utl.,aithhear,. qms,
will shortly follow in continuous succession. Tkie Court
will open in a very few days. We understand t'oat his Ex-
cellency the Lord Lieutenant intends to bor.our the Lord
II
,),A,
stTottihlr: arees( l:ftexpectedlrgalnlkte frrsoi n
In
Mayor by his presence at dinner, at the 31,ansion-house, on
.'.ea
made
eulharig cpirucbuimicsetnaitirc::
and undertaken the duties of his Covernment, on St.
David's Day, the titular Saint of Wales, the gallant aud.
Noble Marquis being, we understand, a Welshman, and his
title derived from the island of Anglesea, where his magni-
ficent seat of Plas Nenywid is situated ; that island also con-
tains the Paris and Mona Copper Mines which has been a
shat
olu3rtlinei,rvisviiete.royltshios
source of 80 much wealth to his Excellency's family.
Dublin ..41orning Post.
it is new twelve months since the Are wti.:;
first discovered in llolworth Cliff, and although it has
never ceased to burn during that time, still the orifice does
not appear to he much enlarged : those, however, Nth°
have watched its progress, cannot but have observed bow
much the internal fire has increased since it was first no-
ticed.—Plymouth Journal.
;rt. wEATHER.—We have been visited bl,'
severe gales of wind during the week, more especially on
Tuesday night, from the N.W. accompanied by sharp
frosts, and partial falls of snow. After the prevalence of
so much sickness, which may be attributed to the long
continuance of wet weather, we anticipate much good from
the change, and particularly hi cleansing the atrawpbcre
from its lminess. —Berkshire Chroaiele.

About nine o'clock on Sunday morning last,
the body of a newly horn female infant, was discovered in
the Clyde, a short way above the Humane Society Lodge_
From all the circumstances, it appeared that the infant had
been east into the river only a few hours before. The un-
natural parent bas not been discovered.— 'Erse
Frau,