The Sun.
London, England, 1828-08-28 00:00:00

HULL MARKET.-AU .26.

Since our last, with the exception of Friday which was
showery, the weather has been remarkably fine, and a con-
siderable portion of the Wheat in this neighbourhood has.
been carried, of which we had a fair supply in this market
to-day, which sold at a reduction of Is. to 2s. per quar-
ter from the prices noted last week ; the farmers csmplain
heavily of the deficiency in quantity, both front this
neighbourhood and Lincolnshire, and from what we have
seen the quality will generally be thin, light, and inferior;
of Old Wheat we had not much showing, and, the prices
of last week were barelY maintained for this description ;
we have some feiv arrivals from abroad, but very little
inquiry for it. Oats, Beans, and Pease, without altera-
tion, and in very limited demand ; the vidue of each de-
scription also in bond .remain as last noted. Old Rape-
seed is scarce, and held firmly at our quotations ; the new
English sells sit 23/. to 23/. l Os. per last ; quality inferior.
Linseed without alteration.
Wheat, Old 585. GO& New --,. 505. 565.
----- Foreign Ms. as~
Oats, Poland —s 20a.
Small or Feed.... —s. llis. 18s. —b. —s 245.
Foreign
Barley, Norf. & Sul —s. —s. —s. Line. & Wold —s. —s. —s.
Foreign —s

Beans
10s. 425. 435. Foreign —s. —s. —s.
Pease, White —s. —s. Grey —s. 345. :30s.
Tares 3os. 40s. Foreign —s. 31s. 40s.
Bapeseed, in baud per 1a5t......n0ne. Free —Z. 251. 201.

HAYMARKET.—Mrs. CENTLIVRE'S admi-
rable comedy was performed last night at this theatre.
'I he acting—if we except Miss F. H. KELL.v's Violanti,
which was elegant and judicionswas but so so. The
night was wound up with the revived burletta of Midas,
in which the archness of Mrs. WAYLETT, as Daphne, told
to great advantage.

COMMISSION OF OYER AND TERMINER.—
DIFCIIARGE OF Ma. YELvEwroN.—The City Grand Jury
having; disposed of all their business, appeared in Court to
he discharged. On 'presenting themselves in the box,
Lord PLUNKETT said, Gentlemen, I find that you have
ignored the bills awaihstMr. YELvEttros, and, hough it
appeared to the Court that they should be sent up, I must
express to you that you have =tel quite right, and that
you have exertiised a perfectly sound discretion in ignoring
them. The Jury were then discharged, and the city
gaoler being called, was ordered by the Court to discharge
31f. YELVERTON forthwith.

The following iinportant intelligence is from
the native Bengal Pape.* :--Lccicsow.—The King, on
being informed that the new moon had risen, intimated
the circumstance to the Resident, through the medium of
NAN BUKSH MilanLs, and a salute of cannon was fired
on the happy occasion. After a short time, the Resi-
dent's Nazir was sent to the Royal Palace to offer congra-
tulations to his MAJESTY, when the usual presents were
mutually given and received. On the 17th of February,
the Moorsheedzadahs and others waited upon the KING,
and their compliments were, graciously accepted. When
his ;111s..rEsrv's Suwaree returned from Kokurak the
brothers of KING, MIRZA HAJEII, and other Ameers,
were in attendance with presents. After breakfast, and
witnessing a Nautch, the KING retired to the Bungalow
on the margin of a river, to peruse the newspapers sup-
plied by YAMIAD.O9-.POULAII. The KING was then in-
torined, that the money transmitted from Bulitiraicil,
Manikpoor bahar, and the lands occupied by KIIAJA MA-
IM3I.IWD, had been safely deposited in the Royal Trea-
sury. his
,MAJESTY ordered MOOZUFTUR ALLY KHAN

to furnish with clothes two govt,
who had been found on the tak: otflnLs suns
cs,
000finEtieu,roapie::11N;
servant, named MAHOMMUD, nos appointed to attend on
them. Trays of hweatmeats erFA w
k
e no plac,d before the
KING, sent by BEcem GLE-
Tn
brought that NUNVAII MonseN-00-nouiLn Informationiiatl was
recoveredfrom a fall from his horse, by which he had received
injury; that he had bathed, and given in charity- Igoeept
ruiwes. It was also understood, that the said New All had
sent, on the same account, a present of 500 rupees each
to Ithrua DOOAN, MULKI ZUMANI, and GF
;
and the bearers of the money wet e rewarded with gifts and
khilaats. Ilia MAJESTY requested the resident to send to
Lord ComamEotEKE 14 banghies of English fruit, and
seven hanghies of the same kind to Mr. A. IlaooKr, the
senior Judge at Benarce. The KING made it present to
YAxoon, the artist, of five pieces of cloth, and 1,000
rupees, for promptly finishing his MAJESTY'S piettne.—
On the )oth, being informed that the Resident was suffer-
ing front a pain in his foot, the KING immediately called
upon him. The KING was received by the guard with
the usual honours. His MAJESTY, after seeing the Resi-
dent, returned to the royal palace. )eat day, the Kt .e
was informed, that the infant son of the Resident was sick,
and called again. After seeing the child, he gave in cla-
rity 1,000 rupees, with the view of assisting in its recovery.