The Sun.
London, England, 1828-12-22 00:00:00

THE MARKETS.-(TII1S DAY.)

CORN-EXCHANOE.
Lasi week's arrivals of nearly all kinds of ailin Were
Mosilerable, with a large quantity of Flour. This morn-
ing there is not much Corn of any sort fresh up from the
turrounding cOuntim. The great dullness that is at pre.
41It experienced in the hale of Flour, and the unusual
heck of that article in London, has rendered the Wheat
trade extremely heavy, and the prices of the best English
..Whut are 21., and other sorts, ipe)ti4;pg, foreign on
0'44 a je.r dt4artir idrier ataa t;iii day
, bariejr meets a moderate demand at last quota-
hens. Resins and Pea'se are dell of sale, but unaltered in
!klue• Oats Ineet*a fair demand, and their late prices are
1
~1.01)y-Imaintained. The weather being so very mild, the
'extent of business. doing is much less than usual at this
',atm of the yeat'.

.4 PRICKS ON BOARD OP 514.1?..
".heat. Red (old). -s. -s. I Beans, Small (new)...-s. ,-3.
_ --•--White (old) -s. -s. ' (old) ....465. 513.
-4."'"--.-Red r,18.W:) ... 514. Ms. - Tick (new)... 333. :63.
`77-,---- Fine..;.,.... 61s. 645. • . (old) .... 40s Vs.
.."---'.-- tilaperfine.. 683. 724. --, lfareow (neW)3qs. 403.
en",,,,--White (182E4). .595. 703: ---4---- (O 11).. 41i. 441 s
.'"------ Fine 726 713. Brank 23e. 265.
'-----.--- gnperfihe.. iBe. 82e. Oats, Feed 425. 203.
-...7`.-4--Foretsn frec ()Qs. A 24. New his. 213.
gre 396. 425. Poland . . .46. 303.
arley New 335. Be. New 20-.:• ss.
."------ Fine 366 NA. ---• Potatoc 253. 295.
*----- SUperdne • 4oa. 425.
Malt • o4s. 053 - Scotch 29e. 354
lisie 7oe 'Ns, ---. Iris?, 2oe. 21e. 2gs.
rate, Grey
"""^- Maple..., - Seconds ,Ios. 66f.
-- Whyte - North Country 583. (13s.
`'''"--.- Boilers • 4oa. 48c. Bran
73. Ss.

:NG 1.4

,ST WEEK.

GRAND FANCY BALI., AT CHICHESTER,
FOR THE BENEFIT CI- THE INFIRMARY.

On Friday evening last this long-desired-Pe tool- place
at the Assembly Unions, and frilly quelled in every par-
ticular the extravagant expectations whieb. had been ruined
in •the public mind.. It was the first of its kind witnessed
in this part of the csunty, and we may ventnre to predict
that it will not he the list. The various arrangements
necessary were, conducted by the .following gentlemen who.
erl-b3tit Vtllf;e .Cainlinif tee :L7-;.=
Sir George Thomas, Bart., General Sir W. Houston,
K.C. 8., Gen. Sir Alexander Duff, Bart., and Lientenant-
Colonel Brereton, and certainly nothing could exceed the
liberality and exquisite taste displayed on the occasion.
The Stewards were Lord George Lennox, and Mr. Poyntz,
M.P. Amongst ties company present we noticed the:
Duke and Duchess of Richmond, the Dowager Duchess
of Richmond, the Earl of March, the Countes4 of ...New
burgh, Lord and Lady George Lennox, Lady Sophia
Lennox, Sir William and Lady H. Houston, Lady Sidney
Kerr, Mr. M. Atherley and family, Lord and Lady
Selsey, Eir Sithnti and Lady Clarke, Admiral and Miss
Halket, Lady Duff and family, Lady Clinton and Miss
Poynte, Mr. Augustus Berkeley, Captain and Mrs.
Wallington, the Officers of the 10th Hussars, &c. &e. •
In co brilliant an assemblage it would be difficult to
depict all, and it might he invidious to select a few. Se-
veral of the most interesting characters were selected from
the drama, from nature, and from fancy; and if we may be
permitted to enumerate, we shonld say the following were
the most conspicuous of the fancy dresses :—The Dowager
Duchess of Richmond, as the wife of a Highland Chieftain ;:
her Grace .he Duchess of •Richinond, splendid court dress,
the Duke of Richmond, and his brother Lord George, in
rich military uniforms ; the young Earl of Merril, a Royal
Page; Lord Selsey and Capt. Schomberg, richly ornamented
naval nniforrus; Mr. Henville and Mr. James Mitchell,
Freemasons; Mrs. Fuller, Miss Hasler, and Miss Brad--
ford, as Swiss Peasants; Mr. J. Newland and Sisters, an
interesting Persian gronpe ; the Hon. Mrs. Monday, in an
elegant Indian dress, richly ornamented -with bugles,
rings, and gold .o%lrs. George Farhill, in black crape, orna-
mented with stars, correctly attired as Night; Lieutanant
Inglis, R. N., rich Turkish costume ; Mr. Anderson, a
Spanish Grandee; the Misses Tirle, most becomingly
dressed as peasants from the neighbourhood of Rome; Mrs.
Logan, as Marguerite de -Lorraine, and the Miss Davisone,
as Ladies of her Court, introduced a fine specimen of the
costume of former times, full of elegance and graca ; the
Miss Grants, their own characters, lovely Scotch women ;
Mr. Pascoe, Lord High Constable ; Mr. Triggs a facer
tione bellman, tee. &r. &e.

.ELECTION OF A TEMPORAL PEER.

The Election closed yesterday, when the numbers were--

For Lord Dunagy 57
Viscount Castlemaine Si

Majority
The 'nurnber of Peers entir6cl to vote are one hundred
and tweritv-seven, and only cio:l7-eight exercised the pri-
vilege upon tee present occnion—ninety-six Peers voted at
the contest in which Lord I arnbam was triumphant.
The. following are the Peers who voted for Viscount
Cotlemei oe :

- - - _
MARQuissas—Donegal and Thomond.
EAats—Carrick, Courtun, Roden. Aldhorougb, Mount-
cube!, Longford, Carhampten, Mayo, Enniskillen, O'Neill,
Bandon, Clancarty, Bantry, Sheffield, Kilinorey, Rath-
downe, and Listowell.
scou sxs—Middleton, Galway, Clermont, Liffo;ll,
Lorton, Frankfort, and Castleinaine.
BARONS-Blaney, Farnham, Arden, Muncaster, and
Henniker.

.......
The following Peers voted for Lord Dunally :
The Earl of Connaught (i)nke of Gloucester) Duke of
Leinster. _

ManQuEssas—Downshire, Wellesley, Sligo, Conyng-
ham, Westmeath, Ormond and Oesory, and Clanricarde.
EARLS—Cork and Orrery, Roscommon, Granard, Darn-
ley, Besshorough, Shannon, Fife, MilltOwit, flowth,
Kingston, Portarlington, Monntnorris, Wicklow, Clare,
Delmore, Llanciaff, Castlestewart, Caledon, Limerick, Gos-
ford, Rose, Charlerille, Blesinton, Glengall, Dmararen,
Norlmry.
Viscourrs—Chetwynd, Clifden, Doneraile, Northland,
Ilawarden, Kilwarder, Templeton, Limore, Gort.
BARONS—Conway and Kilultagh, Carbery, Aylmer,
Massey, Riveradale, AnckLind, Clsocurry, Waterpark, Ash-
town, Clarina, Rendlesham, Decies, and Howden.

We can state, that a notice has been served upon the
Clerk of the Hanaper, cautioning hint not to return Lord
Dunally as dal* elected, and tliat an appeal will be forth-
aids the case ttrlll therefore be ultimately decided
by the Committee of Privileges of the Upper Houle : the.
majority of legal votes is in favour of Lord Castlemaine.:—
Dublin Evening Mail of Friday.