The Sun.
London, England, 1821-11-06 00:00:00

RAW.

Jamaica, Brown ' 56s a 59s
Middling
GOd ' - 7os a 76s
Antigua, Brown s6s a 57s
Middling sBs a 6is
Good .. . 43s a (iS

.
. ~ COAL MARKET, Nov. 5.
Ships at Market. , . Ships sold. • Piice.—
:4 Newcastle .. . -'11: • - . A6c Oil a 44s 9rl
3 sunderland . • -2

COUNTRY MARKET.•
. Gumorotto MARKET, Nov. 3.
Wheat per 1. 171,0 e to
.201 Os Barley, oew, 11 Is 1.0 11 11;s
New Wheat.. 91 Os to 171•10 s lieans, per qt.ll tit. to It 18s
Outs, per qr. 01 18s to . I l'.los - Tease,per. qr. II Ss to II les
New ditto.... 01 Os to of -Os Itye,tiew perg.ll 7s to 11 lUs

AGRICULTURE,_ &c:

COUNTY OF RENFREW.
06-. the 1)111 ult. a Meeting of otnity of
Renfrew took .place at one o'clock, aparte
..
tn ent adjoining to the County to tOt,,
into consideration the State of the Cox Ist t A*s'
Upwards of two hours were spent in d I3ctiS§ing
petitions, relative to the shutting up of ro &C-
Mr.ALEXANDEK of Southbar was, on the 'fliO,ll°3
of John Maxwell, younger, of Pollock, Esti i• UP'
unanimously called to the Chair.
Mr. MAXWELL then, in a long speech, .went
over all the usual arguments, in favour.of a< Ter;
manent duty on COrn. He considered it fair i ula
just that the Landowner, who contributed .44
much more than any other class of the commo}
pity, to the exigencies of the State, should have
some protection from the inroads of foreign corns
which the inhabitants of other countries were
enabled to sell so much cheaper than us, not be-.
ing borne down by taxation as the people of this
land were. After a variety of-other areumentg
in favour of a permanent duty on grain,. be- read
a set of Resolutions for the consideration • of
Meeting. •
'Provost CAnutE, of Paisley, -folloWed, Who
likewise argued in favour of the protecting duty,
rather than the present contingent tax.. A free
trade he thought would be most beneficial fa
this country, but our enormous load of taNa-
tion prevented us from everbehn4 able to corn-
pete'with the untaxed people of Other nations.
Mr. SPIERS, Mr. ALEXANDER, anti Bailie
QUHARsom, shortly delivered their tipinions.
appeared to think that the question-had not re-
ceived the ample consideration neceSsary, anti
were of opinion, that a Committee 'A:411110Ni and
commercial- gentlemen should 1a appOinted to
procure information and report to a Meeting Of
the County to be holden on the Ist Monday
of December, which, after some discussion, 'Ni•as
agreed to.''

LANARKSHIRE SHEW OF TUPS.
In consequence of previous advertisements fret
the Commissioners' and Trustees for Alannfac--
tures, &e. in Scotland, the Annual Competition.
of 'Rams was held at Lanark, on Tuesda-y the
18th ult. The terms -Of competition were4for
the best six tugs, the most fit for- improving the
breed of,theep, and the quality of wool, each
'aged two- years rising three, of the --bfackThcr'l,,.
ili
'breed, belonging to a flock of .not-less'an• V2(-7
':Ewes, and fed in the same -Manner with the 15-0'
prietors' other Tups of the same age,
-A. Premium of. - - -r3 TV'
For the second best six Taps - 6 .0 .
For the third best six Tops - 4 0

• • • -613 -0 0
• In conformity to the above conditions a most
beautiful show was exhibited on the day above-
mentioned.. Seven parcels al eared,.all superior.
.in their kind ; and with extreme difficulty. ill°.
...Judges decided the first premium to
.. • James Paterson, Esq. of Carmacoup.
2d, To Mr, John Gibson Muirbead, Robertson Parish.
3d, TO Mr. Th(inns Rae, Mize'side, 'Mains Douglas..
• The UpOer Ward of Lanarkshire has 1054
been known for the• excellency of the pasture
'and climate for rearing sheep of the black facet!
breed, but particularly for the hardihood
durability of the ratriss.andit •is well known tha
the fleeciness and fineness of the, wool is, improved,
by -the excellent green pastures_ that about'`}
throughout every part• of the .UPper Wa'il'
Tinto, the highest mountain in the diitrict',:is
particularly distinguished for a beautiful verdure'

ITE:tLTIIINESS OF LASSWADE.—At present ther6
are residing in the village and within live minutt4,
walk of. the bridge, 14 persons, whose unite('
ages amount to twelve hundred "and thirteen
years ; six of whom are above ninety years----
(Edinburgh Courant, Nov.

BIRTHS..
On Friday, at Goodwood, her Grace the Duchess of 104
mond was safely delivered of a son. . .
• g
On Saturday, the lid of Nov. instant, at Bearainster 00,
,0
Dorset, Emily, Lady Skits!, was safely delivered of a' 7.
and hey. . • :,..4.- s!! "of
On Thursday last, at Burton HdusP, Hants, the 141/k 3
Thomas Deane Shute, Esq. High Sheriff of the County, °'
daughter. . of
On Wednesday, the glst, ult. at Twickenham, the La4V ,
Rev. I'. \galls, of a son; 6
:L
On the 28th October; at Cheltenl-.am, theady of NatlO.
Ale:ander, Esq. of a soli. . .
Lied
I On the 21th ult. at Eden Vale, the Lady of ,
Wiltshire,,
Hayier, Esq. of a son.
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MARRIED.
Yesterday, tlielith instant,
T.
St. Pancras, by the .Re.;.,0
I. f D. Belfield, E. of Minv

Belfield, of Primley, ievoii, _ .isettield, Esq ._ -- --,..igg,'
lane, 'to Elizabeth. Ann, eldest daughter of W. Eversley:P''
of the Ishail of Barhadoes. - - - . Ile
On Wednesday last, at St. Andrew's, Auckland, by the ~ot,
H. G. Liddell, Capt. Clutterbuck, of the (15th regiment of it 0,
son of John Clutterbuek, Esq. orWarkworth, to Mary Apo
youngest daughter of the late Hon. Thomas' Lyon, offiet
House, near Durham. i 4
On the t.l.6th ult. at the British Ambassador's Ilottcebride

Brussels, Colonel Ilerington, to Mrs.- Dickinson.' The
was given away by her :relation, the I:;:tr't of Jersey
Jersey was 'also present. •

1)1;;1). - • . .
01
On Wednesday, 31st October, died at Eatington Park,l .df.-
wiekshire, after a short illness, in the 21st rear of her :w.,• ? 11'
Elizabetk.StailiMPe.'siSter.of the Bari of Chest . riield - 0
On Th a;'4
iirsday'l, ai-hll lioui; its Mabselilsircet-. i%lr: .011
ham Toulmin, surgeon, late of Gray cl-lane, in .)lii 7 ist c. ,r 0
On Sunday, the 4th' inst., et Cro rdon, Surreys in lIIC t•'-'
year of his age, Mr: Alex. Bisset, A.M. nes'
On the 2gth ult.", in Woymouth-street. Caksander AtC „ji
Lady Hamilton.), widow of Sir John Hamilto:), Bart., of 31,.9
borough-house, Porisea ; roo:her of Vice-Admiral Sir C1',749
HaMilton, Bart. and of Rear-Admiral Sir' E. Hamilton, P'" a
and K.C.B. • . • . .lb
On the 3d inst., at her vat in Hertfordshire, Mrs. AllO4
Devonshire-place, widow Of Admiral Allen. ~ 1,
On the 31st alt., at Reading, ahneat,suddenly, the B. •R.
~•
Arnold, formerly of Walwotth, in his 81st year.
At Builth, on the Ist inst., in the 28th year of his Age, ItoP
a long and painful illness, Mr. Thomas James, of Gutter'
_AO
On Wednesday last, ;it Eatington Park, WarwiekSbire
a short illness, in the 21st year of her age, Lady Elii.:beel •
hope, sister of the Earl of Chesterfield. Oil!
in hisi
On Saturday morning last, in St. James's-place,
year, after a short illness, (leorge Istetl, Esq. a Benchcl °'
Aliddle.Temple. . . - rrb ,- ~,,0
. ~
On the 26th ult. at Spetal Hill, in his 62d year, ~,,tir
Bullock, Esq. a gottleah r‘...,rna;•kabl for his fondness i', $llO
nt
amusement of the chase, and for his skill and knowledgo P;41);
pursuit he delighted in.. lie was an honest and an 01),
1 man; of mild and fteuth manners ; and of the lande4,llll
most obliging dispositiOn. Through life he maititairt4A,
manly. independence of an_ Eivim ishan, and in death. esilsne,,,..F.
the spirit of an humble, but comic in:; Ciyistian. By till,i-t:.105
knew him. he will be remembered, when men, perhaPs °,„`"teis
attainments and more ambitious pietensions, are og'"
the grave. . :::
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