The Sun.
London, England, 1826-04-14 00:00:00

LONDON MA MK wrs.

CORN EXCHANGE, Arun. 14.
Though the supplies to this morning's market are short of
the usual quantities, the trade rules dull for every kind of
Grain. Prime samples of Wheat obtain Monday's terms;
other sorts are without buyers. Barley, lleans, Pease, and
Oats may all be quoted the same as on Monday last, but so
little is doing in them that prices may be considered nearly
nominal.
A lIRIV ALS.—English Wheat, 3,540 ; Barley, 3,620; Oats,
3,100 ; Irish Oats, 2,930 quarters; Flour, 4,800 sacks

SMITHFIELD MAIIIOET, At.nu. 14.
The followlng Is an accurate Report of the numbers sad
prices -ateimithlield Market thismorning:— . . . , .
. .. . CATTLE AT NIMIXET . .
Beasts.
Calves .. l7Ol Pigs
To sink the Offa , per stone °filth.
Beef 4a Od to 41 8d Veal (Ss 011 to 7s. 'EMI , ' ,
Mutton
Lamb Bsto' 7s Od.

HAY ANI) STRAW, VEIL 1.OAI).
Hay £3 6to£4 14 t Clover £4los to 11l 10a
Straw £l 16v to X 2 26.

Ci aeAT WEsTMTHSTE'II DAIRY COMPANY.—At
a meeting of Proprietors yesterday it was resolved, that instead
of submitting to a further call of 21. per share, it part of the
profits of the Company should be veld to make good the present
deficiency.
James Browne, Esq.. M.P., having abiented
himself from the Grand Jury at Mayo Assizes, the Judge had
him called, and not appearmg,he wasfleed: The same Judge
signified hit intention of fixing a heavy fine on Lord Bingham,
the foreman, for not reporting the absence of the jurors.
A GREAT THAVEIALSIt.—"Cook," said a
sailor, entering the kitchen of an i in at Live r.
pool, just as the dripping pan, with the head of
the spit in her hand, was forcing the point through)
the centre of a fine leg of mutton, " Cookee, you
have been a great traveller ?"---" Me," answered
the cook angrily, 44 I never was but in, one place
in all my life."—" That's not true, swear,"
replied Jack, " for I have seen you at Spit-
head."
A. DARING and ATtlocroua lionnsuy was corn-
mitted under the archway leading into Dutfe-
street, from LinColo4B-inn.fieids, on Wednesday
night last. Mr. SIMS, a tradeSnlsn living in C rent.
Wild-street, had been dining out, and was return-
ing home "a little fresh," between El and 0 o'clock,
when at the corner of the archway ho was suit•
denly seized by the arm by two fellows, who
drove him on with great rapidity for some dis-
tance, while each had his spare hand busily
employed in rifling Mr. Sims's pockets. When
they had completed the ransack, they loosened
their hold, but one of them, in order probably to
prevent pursuit, turned round upon Mr. Sims,
and with a desperate blow with his fist upon his
cheek bone, levelled him with the earth, where
he lay for some moments senseless. The blow
was given with such extraordinary force as to lay
the bone completely bare, and the eye was
dreadfully contused and blackened. Mr. Sims
was robbed of 19s. in silver—all the money he
had about him, his spectacles, a silk handker.
chief, and his hat.
Jahn Manning, an itinerant newsmott lid
ger, It
retailer of horrible murders and deadfall etpl-
dents, was last week brought before a Magistrate
for the county of Devon, for hawking printed Pa"
pers without haying a licence. lie was adjudged
to pay a full penalty of 10!. (the Magistrainoaet
having in such cases Ally ,poWer of mitigation),
and in default was committed to the County
Bridewell for three months.