The Sun.
London, England, 1828-11-14 00:00:00

GLASGOW RETAIL
Beef per lb. toOs.Sd.
Mutton U 4 0 6
Veal 0 7 0 9
Hams ' 0 5 0 • 7
la-amb ...... peryr 0 0 0 0
Quarterit Loaf.— 011 .0 0
Hour, per stone 2' 0 .2 8
ltye

Al A It Kwrs.—Nov.lo.

Oatmeal. per st. 2s. Od.to2s. 441
l'easemeal 2 0 3 4
Pot Barley, cwt 15 0 • .20' 0
Pearl ditto.:.. ?,2 0 24 0
Grey l'ease -9 0 -10 D
White ditto
Blue ditto. .CI 0 1A 0

HOP INTELLIGENCE.

WORCESTER, Nov. 12.—0 n 'Saturday last 544. New
Pockets were weighed ; business was rather flat ; no ma-
terial variation in prices.

. .
It was rumoured yesterday in the ball 6f the
Courts that the Chief Barou'is about to be raised to the
peerage, with the title of Lord RociaaatTeN ; that he is
to be succeeded on the bench by Mr. WaLLEA O'GRADY ;
that Mr. BLAKE, the Chief Remembrancer, is to go to
England; and that either the present Atterney-General or
Mr. Sauttni will succeed him. These on4its we give as
they have been communicated to us, upon the authority of
professional rumour:-Dublin Paper.
A number of peisons, professing m to be frame-
work-knitters, have been parading through the neighbour-
hood, soliciting alms from the public, to support them.
on ofpQr
eutltoieerislueedeoa rmoef,
selves and families during their tern-out. To work upon
the feelings of the humane, they hive in some cases har-
nessed themselves to a voal-waggon, and thus solicited
vela);
ir.iaTs
and
impostors,canitsometl:alpisetla:lfieeewvnitnedgraedytiliaaat,so,kitchen,
presenting a petition for relief in the vil:age-of
of them
This may 4erve to pia people
tuid stole
itiieleArreftihoitsatta-rwp. Tiraosfetboo
on their guard against any similar depredations.—Derty
Mercury. ._

In announcing to our readers the arrival of
Captain DILLON iu England, with the I,elies of the un-
fortunate French navigator; LA PRROUHE, we Lave much
pleasure in adding the following- notice from a New South
Wales Paper :7—” It is now 40 years, the 20th of... January
last, that the two French frigates Bsusde and l' Astrolabe;
comma-0:4, hy DE LA PEROUSE, :anchored in Botany
Bay,. since which perlod
,no satisfactory tidings were ever
obtained, until the ship at. Patrick, Captain
tell in with the sword-guard of the lamented and cele-
brated navigator, which simple eirchnistance has led to.,
the termination of a research, at the lu'"n"
of
the lion. East India Company, under an
enterprising
Commander, that will render 1611110U9 Cie name of Orr.r.os,
and elicit the grateful regards of the freoe,.ll nation towards.
the Honourable East India Company,bilst the most
tinguishing and substantial rewards will, as a matter of
course,, be showered upon the present adventurous Com.
wander of the Company's cruiser Research. In looking-
over the first volume of au old work, entitled The 'Voy-
age of La Perowee round the World in the Years 1785;
1786, 1787, arid 1788,' we have, encountered a very, sa-
tisfactory document, which clearly demonstrates that Cup_
tatty PUTEIL Drr.t.os, upon the faith u the French Govern.
went, will be " rewarded, according to the importance of
the service," he, the said Captain DILLON, he s rendered
l'
mankind at large, and more especially the enlightened, em-
pire of CHARLIM X. A single individual has accom-
plished, under the auspices, it is true, of the'East India
Company, that, which the c.elebratol D'ENTnEcasi‘oux
failed in accomplishing with two of the first vessels France
couldexpencpert:diuncdee,and which were
f tttl t6t til'ti.:epaestt 1 tVen:eBnt n
has
invariably been excited in the mitil of every Frenchman
who has visited these seas for the last twenty or thirty
years." •