The Sun.
London, England, 1828-10-14 00:00:00

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TILE MARKETS.-(THIS iii
BAY MARKETS--(At per L,ad of 36 True
ST. JAMES'S. • 0
15 It
a
Coarse heavy Lowlnd Meadow Hay 3 5
Best New Meadow Hay
3 15
Fine Upland Meadow and ttye-grass Hay 315
Clover Hav
1 15 '
Oat Straw ..... £ 1 14 to £1 IS 1 Wheat Straw
__.r Joy
A good supply, and a steady track. Straw 15. I'
• than last quoted ; prices of Hay stationary.
SM .
Coarse heavy Lowland Meadow HITHFIELD. 0
10 oay
3
Best New Meadow Hay 5
15
Fine Upland Meadow and Rye-grass Hay 3 5 Clover Hay (extra tine)....£s 10 ... Generally spi
Oat Straw....,, £1 12 to £1 :6—Wheat Straw I,icir,
Straw 2s. per load higher than last quoted ; in l'"
no alteration.' Supply good, and trade a little aliVe•

CITY MARKETS.--..TWO O'CLOCK'
SALTPETRE.—This market is in a More
state, but purchases cannot be made under
per cwt. ;4,`.;';47;

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RUM.—The arrivals of Rum are large), fl
week 3,277 puns. were landed. The u,,e vl
were considerable, viz., upwards of I,o°','ls.i.
290 for home consumption, and 718 for Or', ,
The stock yesterday stood at 19,367 Pu,ll";tt A
1,,510 litls., being about the same as at tblsj,el Ron
last year. The demand continues brisk, aeu ' no at
improvement fully maintained. Leewards or" heatH
2s. 4d,
of agaii
INDIGo.—The East India Company's ooleo T:
digo commenced this morning, and was seller and
attended. The total quantity declared for °ell Cler
11,400 chests, being nearly 2,800 chests 0,01 Al
the last declaration ; but it is said a small ti: teeei
has been withdrawn to meet immediate wolll;t), that
the arrivals this year have been so great, oa"dd Plain
being a prospect of a good crop, it was eXpeCiebe Pro
the sale begin flatly; on the contrary,l A;
commenced 6d. higher for shipping qualities' 4, Roe}
SPICES.—The sale of Cinnamon, &e. for theyllitt taedi
Government took place yesterday. OfCinnaolansj, Patti,
were 1,000 bales : the first sorts sold from le' 111; Cord
7s. 7d.; second, from 6s. Id. to Gs. 2d.l 0 oh%
quality, 3s. ld. to 4s. 10d. All went off brlll‘ M
an advance of 3d. to 4d. on the finer sorts. 411 ttlone
were 45,0001b5. also sold, which were
~; f ,t'lerk
wreck of the Alexander Indiaman, which soil' iirnpol
2s. to 2s. 6d. lower. The other Spices have
yesterday fetched the following prices :' 61 testa
Pepper, 34d. to n
d.; Cloves (Amboyna), JI at th
per Ib, ; Cassia, 84s. to 91s. per cwt.; Saga'
il Al'ho I
Java Rice, 2,000 bags, 12s. to I2s. 6d. per 01'.; done
HON.—The demand for good Hops is free, 9` 10 pa,
advance of 4s. per cwt., both for Kent andsy. I l'alavi
pockets. The duty is estimated. .#l, Mr
OILS.--The market for Greenland Oils is le tate;
tive; the price from 24/. to 25/. per tun. Litj tlOw,
is eagerly purchased, at 19/. tii any 1,
RICE.-The market is flat, and a decline as Mr
pated, owing to the re-action in corn.
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RUSSIAN PRODUCE.—The Tallow market i 5 11 84ttle
'firm, there beirr buyers at 395. per ewt, .i avv 14
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delivery last week was 2,70.5 casks. HemP i 5
!)11 sth demand. Bristles heavy.
COTTON.--The prices are more firm.
and some business doing'. Surats from
Egyptian 74d.

BARONIAL SPLENDOUR.--BA
crimp, returning to Paris, passed Bar-le-due,
His suite occupied six travelling carriages,
four horses. The carriage in which M. Roxirsc
was emblazoned with several royal crowns, -
tiler, in the middle of which were the words,
with the Powers."—Nurrateur de la Meuse.
One of the new beds in Windsor
eluding the furniture, cost one thousand pounds,
to be still further ornamented with costly and
displayed ou the canopy. This, however,
bed, and when finished will not present a ape,
taste, as the nodding plumes will remind the
hearse.

The gallant Colonel- CortzETT
iately been created Chef de Police de l'Etat
to have furnished some of the leading' inch ,
Moanases " last best" novel of " The O'B illhjecto
O'Flahertys ;" viz. the arrest, escape from be %lick
and arrived in Thant, of O'Baass, one of the truest sket€? kt hear,
of a young ardent, and patriotic Irishman, that ere
,
drawn.—Dublin Freeman's Journal.
'4On
The actual number of refugees of all ranks il 4tr
at the port is 2,810 ;- of these, 2,434, receive pay ands
t wai
tions front the agents of the Emperor of 13nazst, the jl 'nestin
mainder subsist on their own resources, and are chieald totprivate lodgings. A fresh commotion has been esciY frith,
during the week, by the report that two of Don 111106:011norther
spies hash been seen in the neighbourhood. An active ile-do, 'qtherl
was instituted, but it is supposed to have been a false alas eFour
_
—Deeonport
.7'eleyraph.
L ,7111tecr
An action was lately raised by the ii;et
Session of Dundee against the owners of the steam-Pic,eo crstPu`4
Rapid, to compel them to discontinue sailing bet`(:oo k(--ge
Dundee arid Broughton Ferry on Sundays. A der to 43,
has been given in favour of the Rapid.—CaleM LOn
Mercury.
The modern Exquisite has been litimouroo, 4,
i:t
Ceißp
described to be " a creature something between the hiti°ol i thew
species and a man seven month's chill
lilacs
j fturda
fashion—one who has been left an orphan by
mainline °'"
taste, and who no longer remembers his lost parents." fillwge
A correspondent observes, that the anti-c°l; ,44:11ert
cessionists (who not only object to grant any further 60 av t't set
cessions to the Catholics, but reprobate even those idle,' awed
granted) designate their meetings Brunswick Clubs Wit'tbs der col
peculiar infelicity, since the various concessions which ,es t:7lkial
Catholics have front time to time obtained have all 'is- r''''l.Ble
from the House of Brunswick. But lucus a non lttces.oli AT.
will perhaps explain the principle whence the appellet' '
is derived. ks 6.
of tlieand
Some few days ago, Mr. LIDBETTERI 17t1
Bramber, shot a landrail, and having killed the bird, sv'ti, s tki
n,hl 14
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in no haste to bag it, but proceeded to re-load his 0 Ons
when a hawk convinced him of the danger of his , 1:41"
by darting down upon the dead game, and bearing it a° t `te co
in his talons.—Sussex Advertiser.
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On Monday last, a woman called MA° h 'Ltd, ea
Seom; was employed at the Black Swan, Mytongate'; 'lk"tre it
wash; and, while stooping to raise a washing-tub frolo',,, ',
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ground, blood gushed front her mouth, a blood-vessel ha,r lerede
ing burst, and she expired shortly after.—Hull Adverlii
There was shot last week at Murton, near 015 Eck,k ho
t.
city, a singular and beautiful species of the green 1in0et..,13 ‘,ikiss.P a
gross beak. The head of this bird is finely variegated On a N. "ir
yellow plumage, and the feathers of the wings are
delicately tinged with snowy white and gold ; a c' b
yellow is also intermingled in the feathers of the tail, lielr,;(.l t't
are tipped with black. Another bird, similarly mar,' „, high
was observed in the same flock out of which this one °t
shot. It has been sent to Mr. Citaratass, of this city, wid, t
.3
rltti'
is preserving it for R. STAANOWAYES, Esq. of Eastol hn t
near Dunnington. At the same place we have also eer
very singular yellow hare, which was caught about CiPi,
miles north of this city, by Mr. ScatrE of the 1318 e s
Bull Inn.— York Herald.
IRISH PROTESTANT LIBERALITY.•--'e
1' NtSuil
rebellious Orange Press would inculcate on the Eilgi, to iL_
"4 Nkur
mind that the Catholics of Ireland to a man are inimical
Piotestant, and hostile to British connection. In order tO tht'lM
attain its bad ends it hesitates at no falsehood, it blushes at
~~liopbhli
suppression, it misrepresents and it distorts with the roc6t
fiendish malignity. If that press were in the pay of the Vn" !Yet -41
peror NtcsroLas, or the French Government, or the United lou'sbr
States, it would proceed as it is proceeding, and its ten- tat44l
dency could not be more mischievous. The Rebel Orange oho"t'
Writers would excite a civil war in this United En'''
pire, by rousing England against Ireland-40 BaV4
the Protestanse / 1 We trust that the English peoPli sire,
1611 not be misled by this illusion. The Protestanel
rn °f
of Ireland are in no danger whatever, though the ku
monopoly of the faction may be. The faction "I
L\otiob4t
that the Catholics of Ireland are resolved to gio
them battle year after year, on the floor of St. Stephen's'
and that they must be successful. Not confiding, fled,i
then, to the discriminating decision of English jutrl 11,1sne
tice, they artfully appeal to English prejudice, an lilt/
those who ought to be the constitutional umpires be; As;
tween them and their opponents, they would convet,7
into furious partizans and sanguinary butchers.
is the history of the Reverend HORN/CRS, and of the
others who now raise the bloodhound yell in Ireland.
is not of the Catholics that they are afraid. They are af,3',
of the English people, and, they tremble 'for those titll‘,,
and church rates for which they now give nothing. The'l
are alarmed lest John Bull may right the Irish million"'
the petitions of those millions be heard.'-' Hence the poliri
of exciting false terrors, and of rushing to brute fo";
where others would stand by reason. Cork Mereants
Chronicle.

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