The Sun.
London, England, 1826-09-16 00:00:00

MVETtSITY INTELLIGENCE.

VCCLISTAStIGAL PR F,Fr. MENTx.

OxPokp, SEPT. The Hon. and Rev. F. P.
Bouverie, Rector of Pewsey, Wilts, to a Canonry 'of :
Salisbury Cathedral, void by the resignation of the. Rev.
Canon Ogle. •
The Rev. Henry Cripps, M.A.' to the Vicarage of
Stonehouse, Gloucestershire, void by the death of the Rev.
W. Baker ; patron, the King.
The Rev. S. Robins, to the Rectory of Edrnonsham,
Dorset; patron, the Earl of Shaftesbury.
The Rev. Arthur Loftus, to the Rectory of Fincham,
Norfolk ; patron, the Lord Chancellor.
His Grace the Archbishop of Cashel has lately presented
his nephew, the Rev. Mr. Laurence, to the parishes of
Littleton, Ballybeg, &c. vacant by the death of the late
Rev.' M. Grady; and his nephew-in-law, the Rev. Mr.
Banner, to the pariah of Banana. His Grace, we under-
stand, received from Lord Normanton, son to the late
Archbishop Agar, 18,0001., as a renewal fine, on a new
lease of those parts of the Archiepiscopal lands leased to
Lord. Norinanton.--:-The Bishop of Limerick has presented
his Chaplain, the Rev. C. Foster, to. the Precentorship of
Ardfert, Kerry, void by the promotion of the Rev. F.
Jones to a portion of the living of Charleville. The Rev.
Spenser William Walsh, Chaplain to the Marquisses • of
Salisbury and Westmeath, has been presented by his
Excellency. the Lord Lieutenant to the united Rectories of
Balsoon and Athy, Diocese of Meath.

Due.

MAILS.
Arrived. Due. Arrived_
0 America 0 0 Guernsey. & Jersey. 1
O Brasil (1 / 0 Hamburg li
0 Buenos Ayres
0 Donaghadee 0 0 Jamaica 0
1 Dublin
O Flanders 0 0 Lisbmi 1
0 France
O Gottenburgh I I Waterford 0

111(;11 WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW.
Morning . 4l minute* Mier 2. I Evening ....... 5h minute. after 2.

novelty of pattern has a gtelit iolluencc bri the prices, so that
between goods of the same texture and quality, there id
sometimes a difference of 10 per cent. or more, merely on
that account: With i•Cspect to Wool, the sales here do not
yet afford sufficient data, tti found an Opinion on the ge-
neral result. Last week, however, in the market of a Con-
siderable town, in this neighbourhood, wool was sold at
20 kreuzers, which, not long ago, would have fetched 24
kreuzers ; but this single case will not authorise it general
inference, especially when we Consider the embarrassments
under which the small farmers and landowners, in particu-
lar, suffer, and which often compel them to effect sales on
any terms.
lIAMBURGI!, SEPT. 7.
CORN MARKET.

WHEAT.—Best red has been reettitly sold at 95 rix
dollars, and since even at 98 rix dollars. To-day, however,
the buyers hesitate to give those price; because the English
Ports are nbt yet open for the importation of wheat, and
they are therefore inclined to wait for the accounts that
will be brought by the next English and 'Dutch mails. The
prices are as follows :—Danzig Elburg, 90 to 105 rix
dollars; Rostock and Weitna; '75 to 85 rix dollars; Anhalt
white, 100 to 105 rix dollars; Red, 90 to. 95 rix dollars;
Magdeburgh and Brunswick, 85 to 90 rix dollars; Meck-
lenburg, 75 to 85 rix dollars; Holstein Red and White,
70 to 80 rix dollars; Lower Elbe, Danish, and East Fries-
land, 65 to 80 rix dollars.
.RYE.—As the last English post brought the news of
the opening of the ports, Rye has risen almost to the price
of Wheat, and the holders of the stock here are even
backward in selling at the prices quoted, viz. :
_

Rostock and-Weimar '7s to 80 R.D.
Oberland
Mecklenburg
Holstein
Danish• .

BARLEY.—As the importation is not yet allowed in
England, and as we have no stock in hand of old corn, and
but scanty supplies of new, but little business could be
done.

Mecklenburg and Holstein
A nhault
Lower Elbe, Danish, & East Friesland tO to 60

Oars.--Both whit was here in the magazines, and
what has since come, meet with a brisk sale at the prices
quoted. However, as the buyers were not disposed to
accede to the continued advance, business is rather duller,
and the next English post must decide the further course
of the market.
Mecklenburg
Lower Elbe, Danish, and East Fries-
land

PEASE AND BEANS are eagerly bought up, and it is only
to be regretted that such small quantities come to market.
PEASE.—Oberlend yellow, 98 to 105 R.D.
BEANS.--Netherlands, large and small, 75 to 90 R.D.
RAPE SEED.—The supply is small, and not sufficient to
supply the market; the price has again risen since last
week 5 to 10 R.D., and Holstein is 95 to 105 R.D.
RAPE CAKES in great demand for cattle—
Holstein
Linseed Cakes

Accounts from Paris, state that the Hebe corvette,
which sailed from Havre with the I raytian Commis-
sioners on board, for St. Domingo, was reported to
have been lost, but at the moment the post was leaving
Paris a Telegraph'Dispatch was received, stating that
the Hebe had safely arrived at Brest, and was expected•
to sail again for her destination. Every hope was enter-
tained, that the Haytian Commissioners on their re-
turn, would accomplish the object, and remove the
difficulty which retarded the ratification of the Treaty
of Commerce with France. "