The Sun.
London, England, 1828-01-25 00:00:00

PUBLIC SALES.-(THIS DAY.)

BY MR.
,HOGGART,,ATJHE MART.
IlLacitral.kas4tilcati.Z.4-tonienient Family Residence,
I situate No. Ils,'Great Stvrrey4treet, within a few paces
of Rowland Hill's Chapel; the:premises are in good repair,
and at held
don lease for a term, five- years of which aie
unexpi , tent 60 guineas per annum.—Disposed of by
private contract.
ST. PANCRAS4I.OAI).-..-A Leasehold Residence, situate
No. 2, Eve-terrace, St. Pancras-road, leading from High-
gate txvllampstead, with a neat walled garden in the rear,
let at 391., held for 37 years, at a ground-rent of 61. 69... r
Knocked down at 1651.
A Ditto adjoining, being No. 3, Eve-terrace, of similar,'
construction to the last lot, in good condition, and fit fOi
the immediate reception of a family, rent 421., held for 37
years, aV a ground-rent of 61. 69.-165/.
AN ANNUITY.—A Yearly Income of 109/., arising4rom
a valuable freehold farm at Great and Little Conrad, near
SudburY, Suffolk, let on lease, which expires in two year/,
for and-during the life of a healthy gentleman aged 46.
—lOBO/.

Bonn SHATIES.—A Share of 1001. in the Commercial.
road, East India Deck-road, and Barking-road, Joint Sub-
scription, producing an interest of five per cent.-1221.
Two 3001. and one 200/. Shares, New Scrip, in the
above Roads, producing an interest of one and a quarter pet
cent.-3901.

Two *Mortgages, chargeable upon the Toll-houses and
Tolls arising from the Road leading from Romford and
Whitecliapel to Tilbury Fort, for securing two sums oi
1301. each, ain't interest at five per cent., and a subscrip-
tion share of 2.50/. in the said road from Larking to Til-
bury Fort, bearing interest at five per cent.-3951.
IsstitANcE SHARES.—A 501. Share in the Hope Fire
Office, producing an interest of four per cent. per annum,
and a policy of 1001. in the same office, effected in 1819,
on the life of a gentleman then aged 52, subject to a pre-
mium of 4/. 16s. sd. per annum.--Disposed of by private
contract.

THE MARKETS.-(THIS DAY.)
CORN EXCHANGE.

The supplies this week are small, and for such articles
in the Corn trade as are fine and dry, the factors ask re»
they higher prices. Wheat, however, cannot be stated at
any improvement on Monday's terms. Barley obtains the
last quoted rates. Beans are unaltered. Pease remain
dull in sale. There is rather more business doing in the
Oat trade, and this article rather looks upward. Flour
sells snore freely, ARRIVALS.
I Wheat. 1 Barley.
English 2,550 qrs. 1 4,100 qrs
Irish l,OlO
Foreign

Oats. Flour.
650 qrs.l s,soosacks
6,050

GENERAL AVERAGE PRICE OF BRlTisti CORN.
For the Week ended Jan. 18, 1828, made up from the Returns
cf the Inspectors in the diftrent Cities and Towns in England
and Wales, per Imperial Quarter.
Wheat-- 51s. 3d. 1 Oats 20s. Rd. Beans.... 38s. 541'
8ar1ey....295. 1061.1 Rye :345. 4d. 1 41s. sd:

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PeT Winohester Quarter.
Wheat, ......,19s, ad. Oats 20s. Od. 1 8ean5.......—.375. 3d,
Earle ..,.....28s. lld. 1 Rye 335. 4d. Pease —4os. 2d
IMPERIAL AGGREGATE AVERAGES Of the Six WEEKS PRECEDING,
Wheat.-51s. Gd. I Oats 21s. sd. 408. al,
Barley-20s. lid. Rye &s. lld (Pease— 425. titi,
Duty on Wheat (this week) imported prior to July 1 is 425. Sd.