The Sun.
London, England, 1844-08-29 00:00:00

ARRIVALS.

Wheat. Barley.
English
Irish..
Foreign ......
460 1,530 I
590
Malt. 890 qrs.

WHITECKAPEL.
There was only a limited supply of meat, yet the.
..clrii
mand was heavy, at barely late rates. Beef, from t
to 3s 4d ; Mutton, 2s 6d to 3s 6d ; Lamb, 3s 40,0,j
4s 8d ; Veal, 3s 4d to 4s 6d; and Pork, 2s 4d to 3s
per 81bs by the carcase.

HOP INTELLIGENCE
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MAIDSTONE.—The fine dry weather of the
week has had a very favourable effect upon our Pis:
tations, bringing out the hops from the very pnies:,,,
the saying is, in some instances, and in others,
ping the progress of any incipient disease.
" College Ground," to which it is so much the fag"
to refer, is going on extremely well, and some egr,
rienced planters, who went over it yesterdays b$
mated the probable growth at not less than all Fe,
par acre—others are less sanguine, and set it at fib'
Other grounds are not so fortunate, but; on the vim
this parish will have no reason to complain.
OTIIAM, BEARSTED, AND HOLLINGBOuRNScoIeeII°
hops in these parishes have singularly. imp
during the past week, and 'With some few mdiatill.
of disease, which are quite unimportant, promise
LOOSE.—The plantations were seldom looP"
better—the produce mill be abundant.
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W ATERINGDURY.—.The hop grounds here are
flourishing, and will produce a fair average crop 0
THE FARLEIGHS.—The hops here are going
the planters could desire—plentiful and healthy'. Ty
Box LEY, ALLINGTON, AYLESFORD, BURHAM.--li
hops in these parishes have very much improved or
ing the past week, and eight or ten days' contnrior
ante of fine weather mill bring quite an averagef
MEREWORTII.—The fine weather of last wee.
greatly improved the hops. They are looking.
ful. In some grounds there will be a ton perLb,
There are a few pieces of slight bine in the pS-of,
but not many, and there is no mould to snot
The picking will commence in about a fortnight
three weeks.
THE PECKHAMS.— The above report applies e4O ty
to these parishes and the neighbourhood, where
plantations were probably never more luxuriant-0o
WROTHAM AND IGHTHAM.—Very good. ,eO,
plentiful, hops come out well, and perfectly e'
Hopping will commence next week. !
bee/1
SEVENOAXS (WEALD PART).—There has
slight improvement in the hops "below the hill lei
week. The young bine is looking a little live
hat it is the opinion of an experienced planterutoo
they are too far gone to be able to rally ; still, solo,
favourable weather might do something
.forjeft,
but in the parishes immediately below us, viz., Leigls
Edenbridge, Chiddingstone, parts of Ashurst,
I'enshurst, &c., they are past recovery.
SE VENOAKS (TOWN PART OF UPLAND/"
hops on the Stone Shatter are come out beauti-
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the bine strong and healthy. Accounts from
quarters_ quarters agree that on the Sandstone Ridge, re 0
Reigate on the west to the county town, thetiAl
scarcely a bad piece. The mould has made a sib
appearance at places.—Maidstone Journal.
BATTLE.—The fine weather has considerablye
proved those plantations which had not been al
ther ruined by the blight; but the latter Vl'
altogether unchanged, or is getting worse. pcb
CANTERBURY.—The late cold nights have no sw
favoured the hops, though an improvement ley,
visible. In many grounds the burr still hangs tbit•
but it is hoped a few warm days will remeaft.fof
The, average per acre is said to be about 4 cwt'
this place and neighbourhood. t jet°
CRANBROOK.—We shall not have a bin r poi
many grounds here, as there is not a hop to IN fed
in them, but what little there is has been doing
well with the late fine weather.
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FARNHAM.—Our hops are very much ..7400
within this last week. Picking will be general
next Monday. They are generally fine and g7,osre.il
MAYFIELD.—The hops have certainly hq
within these last few days, except where the vet_
had weakened the bine to such an extent as to Ler.
it, in appearance, almost dying.—Sussex Adair

STATE OF .TRADE.
(From the Manchester Guardian of yesteratil,"eeUl
Business remains in the same state as last - the
the yarn market being steady with firm priee9;cito
goods market very quiet, with a slight tender
decline. Stocks of every kind are still very 1°°.....," The
ROCIIDALE FLANNEL MARKET, AUG. 26' joeo
market today has been hut dull, and the 109
transacted very limited. The wool market tot
been very quiet, with no change in prices. A a the
failure of a small manufacturer is announced, on
chief creditors are, as usual, the wool dealers. ,

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WANTED A COACTlMAN.—Yesterday, the rsr'd
noon down-train had duly deposited the passeng,
the Southend coach on the platform at Brentivo 00°
they were busily scrambling for trunk, band-blotel,
brown paper parcel, or occupying inside, roof, anu ocani.
when it was suddenly discovered that the box was
Quick came the inquiries—
" Lost, strayed, or stolen,
.Or fall'n through a hole in ' p
to
The carriage-floor is the coachman gone?
but no traces of him could be found, till some °Deorio.4.l
!feted they had seen him trotting along the platf -0.41-
• Shoreditch, and crying " Wo, wo" in his most persoder,
style to the starting engine. But steam-engine's
stand not the cries of stage coachmen—they,. lbkpt
iEbeen broken in to them ; so giving another triungo
snort it only scudded along the faster, leaving orb °A
London, to add railway trains to the old Er°,,,tos_h
"time and tide," &c., and the passengers at
,Pfe,wb
bridiing up and disputing amongst themseiv-iocai
should enact the part of a &el( member of a bet/.
gt
-
and go on the box.—Essex Herald. CV r„,htl
[ADvEnnsnatENT-J.—A STARTLING
HOLLOWAY'S PILLs.—A gentleman named iittu%"Ae:
late of the West Indies, but now residing to with $
road, Liverpool, had suffered for many years et the le;s.
ceased stomach, with flutterings and a sinking
~bortj,
of the stomach, and palpitation of the befirtingial
of breath, with a continual craving after subs°, ca `7,„
together with a depression of spirits bordenl:(l
lancholy. He paid hundreds for advice with(); it
ing the least benefit, but, however extraorilionrio of,
appear, he was radically cured in about six we 7.150 ,n
his ailments by these wonderful pills. Sold
fessor Holloway's Ointment) at Professor Holl°llo
tablishment, 224, Strand (where advice $391.0113341.
gratis), and by almost all respectable vendors
chic throughout the civilised world.
BIRTH S. Chid,
On the 21st inst., at Park-road, Dalston,
Ilewlett, of a u.
On the 22dda inst ,ghter at Harrow, the lady of FIW. 6114
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Tytv, of a daughter.
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On the 24th inst., at Lavender-hill, La"--" „,,rga
lady of Mr. James Charles Cockerel!, of a eon. St.
On the 24th inst., at Hadley, the lady of Jantes
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Burke, Esq., of Park-street IVestminsier of silTes Des
On the 26th inst., at Highgate, the wife of "7
Mont, Esq son. t Bilniefcra
On the 26th inst., in Great Coram-street'
.0°
square, the wife of C. H. Weston, Esq., barrister-7
daughter. ~,h
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MARRIED. 1 o the o lie*
On the 22d inst., at Paris, at the Chapel f
is xace
Ambassador, Aime Francois, Comte de Broe,if Iraly da;.,lcalo,
Chamberlain of the King of Bavaria, to Lou-""`", Aston vA,
ter of the late George Rowland Minshull,Eack,:vtiee-0'"
Bow-st street '
234 (dt,
ton, Bucks, aid many years a Magistrate at the
DIED. A 0,•
On the 9,1 of June. aged 14, Henry Paul, sou, ,lotso
aged
On the 21st inst., at Burcot House,
t‘l,7lfinsell' oll2:th.el bliiledaPauluAl.rmthfe. children
somor
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Strand, in the Precinct of the Sarp
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