The Sun.
London, England, 1826-10-07 00:00:00

COUNTRY DIARY, Tursmar, OCD. 10

W. H. Baldwin, Liverpool, at the George, Liverpool at 1
'l'. and IL T. Barlow. Liverpool—George, Liverpool 1
Bennett and Co. Kidderminster—Hart, klartlebury
Bendy and Fogg, Eccles--'-'Messrs. Ainsworth's, Manchester II
Brown and Douglas, Liverpool—George, Liverpool
J. Brown, Liverpool--Mr. Finlow's, Liverpool
P. Buck, Knaresborough—Ship, Ilarawood
W. Y. Clarke, Claines—Mr. liars, Worcester
J. Cooke, Barnstaple—Mr. Clarke's, Bristol l*
G. E. Dituldale, Middleham—Blaise, Richmond 1 0
H. Eaton, Swansea—Messrs. Berringtou's, Swansea
J. (Reed, Hawkealntry--Commercial Rooms, Bristol llt

Ilalket end Hughes, Liverpool-.=George, Liverpool 1
J. Harris, Plymouth—Hotel, Devouport
S. Hulse, Nottingham—Horse, Nottingham
J. Leeeh, Salford—Star, Manchester
0. Marriott, Manchester—Bear, Manchester ' I
W. Monk, Bisplum—Messre.yoward's, Preston
J. Murray, Whitehaven—Lion, Whitehaven $
E. Oliver, Llanwyddelan—Mr. Drew's, Newtown
J, Palmer, Shrewsbury—Guildhall, Shrewsbury
A. Phelps, Bath—Angel, Bath lO
T. Roger, Brighton—Star, Lewes l6
J. Sheppard, Gainaborough—Hotel, Newark ll
V. SleddOn, Preston—White Horse, Preston
P. and T. Sleddon, Preston—White Horse, Preston I V
J. Stokes, Worcester—Hop-market Inn, Worcester—. *
R. Thornley, Lougdendale—Star, Manchester
J. Woodfall, jun. Liverpool—Mr. Pinlow'a, Liverpoul lB
J. Young, Newport—. Mr- Protheroe's, Newport ll

LIBERALITY OF THE KING 05 BAVARIA.--..}lis
Majesty the King of Bavaria has made a most liberal
present towards the relief of the suffering Greeks. His
Majesty thus expresses himself in a letter to M. Ey-
nerd, which the latter has forwarded to the Greek
committee at Paris In order to relieve the mi-
sery of the Eastern Christians, I had subscribed the
sum of 20,000 florins (1,8001.), payable in ten con-
secutive months. As this aid may possibly come too
late, I place this sum at once at your disposal ; i even
double it, so that you may be able to meta the suc-
cour you send more efficacious. This sum of 40,000
florins (3,6000, which you may have immediately,
are independent of the sum of 20,000 florins which I
remitted you for the redemption of Greek women and
children. With what sweet satisfaction I make this
further sacrifice on behalf of these unfortunate Chris-
tians I Fox am I not myself a man and a Christian?"
Besides these contributions, amounting together to
upwards of 5,000/., his Majesty, during his summer
residence at Brucknau, forbade the fetes and illumina-
tions which the townships wished to make in honour
of him, and told the Magistrates that he should be
better pleased if the stuns de:signed to be expended on
these occasions were given, half to the poor of the dis-
tricts, and half to the aid of the suffering population of
Greece. Tlig mtiniation was obeyed, and consider-
able subticriptions from private individuals were added.

STATE oil. TRAor.—There was a fair business
done here on Tuesday; and considerably more would
have been done bad the spinners and manufacturers
consented to take the prices that were offered. Thu
late rise in cotton, and the great sales of last week,
combining to create an impression that the raw ma-
terial woidd probably have a further advance, the spin.
nets have demanded something like A proportionate
rise on yarn. They have not yet, however, in any in-
stance, we believe, established an advance equal to the
additional cost of production; and spinning May be
fairly called 'an unprofitable business at the present
moment. The mills are, hoWever, tai full work, and
the very extensive demand for foreign and home con-
sumption, has greatly diminished the stocks which had
accumulated during the spring and summer. In Cali-
coes and fustians an advance has been realised ; upon
the former, both of hand-laom and powerplooininsum.
facture, a rise from 10 to 121 per cent. above the .
lowest quotations of the late stagnation, my he coma-
dered as fully established; and ii ellien advance, say
21 to 5 per cent. has been obtained upon grey cords
and ielveteens. We have yet heard of no rise in Tillie...
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report or erltaopfs.,e:9*isliaV-11:peeir:00;lifefasuohnruieiwrvec market,ititll
may be
beUepoonnsitterewd whole, then tclioemiiiaarraktei
comparatively
hceoatittohlyi gstosoaatit ;
though far from being so firmly re-establistlea, as to
abthnideee'ailbtlelettiaoSayOnleadil9:llltatelota'ldefcv:er;lllei)lialyclite tw)lllota:t:',:esia:Otelsttlistressed portion of our
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population. Them ills been, it is true, an advance of
about three-mote per piece ; but even this does not,
in many instances, raise their wages to more than half
of what they earned two or three years ago. , VV4
trust, however, that if the demand for,goods 0114744
favourable, they will, though slowly, recover l'heir'l"-
iner.comforts. It is, at least, to far satisfactory to
'know, that at present there is work enough for good
weavers.--Alanchester Herald of Thursday.
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them at a distance. Woman in this instanee Wittl.ovott.
A stout female ran up to the tree, plebe&
by woman. .
intendedvictim, and' led
the hangman aside, untied the
her off in safety.