The Sun.
London, England, 1828-06-10 00:00:00

SHEEP SKINS.
2s. 6J. to 3s. 3d. I Shearlings— Os. Od. to 03. 'id.
Polled ---- Os. Od. to Os. Od.

Down,

COAL MAR
AtJAI'S 3320 A. 66d.
Burdon
Forrest — 3 l
Beaton 33 9
Hebburn Main 33 0
HolywelL. 32 0
Jeornond New 21'
Killingworth 32 9
Liddell's Main-- 29 0
Pelaw .3U 0
Pontop Windsor 32 0
Ship eote 29 0
Tan field
Townley--w------ 32 3
Willingtou - 35 t)
Wylain
WallsEndßewieke&Co. 3.1 6
Ditto Bell Robson & Co. 3:3 0:
Ditto Brown's 32 3
Ditto Carr and 29
Ditto Clarke and Co. —3l 0
Ditto Crandington--, :i
Ditto Hilda 31 0
Ditto Hotiptir.... 3O 9
Ships at market, 120—S1

.ET.—June 9.

Walls End Newinareli.... 335. tid.
Ditto Jesmond 33 o
Ditto Northumberland 31 3
Ditto Peareth
Ditto Perkins and Co. 32 9
Ditto Itiddell's _ ,33 6
Ditto Russell's - 34. 13
Ditto Walker 33 ii
Fawcett Alain,, 29 6
Neshani 33 0
Russell's 33 11
Walls Elul He1t0n,,...,.,,, 36 0
Walls End 36 9
Walls End Lvons- 34 3
Ditto Stewart's 36 3
Russell'sHetton's W.F. 35 6
Cowpen 27 6
Culm _ 9.
Hartley
Ward's

Walls E.

Walls En
Lanildou;

Old Ether]

lips sold,

IRISH Me
DUBLIN MARKET

LIKETS.

.E.—Fai

From
960 Wheat, per barrel 20 stone 22 0
0 Bete 16 stone 0
16 stone 15
4,107 Oats ....--- 14 stone 10 0
11,314 Cwt. Flour-- 9 stone! U
495 Oatmeal 11 stone! In 0

I 13 o I 22 0 16 . 9
if Wheat and Flour 435. 4t. per sack.
„1 Firsts, -- from 20i. 041. to 225. Od.
,4i, Second,, from Ds. Od. to ISs. Od.
Thirds,— front ss. Od, to 12s, Od.
T. OF BREAD.
Stt. liall-quartern 21b. 2oz.— 441.

Sold to Bakeri only
8,0;0 Cwt. F10ur....
Average prier (
Receipts of Flour, l 2
Sales of Do. II

--...
Wheat, Batley. Oats. i Flour, per cwt.
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, per barrel per barrel per barrel! ,--__A_____,
20 stone. 10 stone. 14 stone. Ist. 2d.
THE PERPETUAL ADVOWSON and
d. , d 2 slitte s. d. as. 0. s. d. as. 0.
4 RIGHT of PRESENTATION sto the valuable, c ork ...i.3d.... a!Sit ls:2dtl-fl3 410 3-. - 15 0-1, 612 0-14 6
,4,1 desirable RECTORY of AMSTED, 4:t miles front Limerick- .2 0-2;ii 4102- 0 0 14.9- 00 15 0-10 0 0 0-14 0
Waterford 23 (1--27 0 11 0-13 0 10 0-11 0 15 (4-10 6 11 0- 0 0
tolation, and three front Sittingbourne, in Kent ; age of the Clonmel -250-00190-00 10 0- 0 0 12 0-10 0 00- 0 0
ballast..- lilf 90 9 1.2 0-If, 0 13 0- 110 20 6-21 0 0 0- 0 0
lr'elimbent 82 years. There is a convenient and coin-
krtable but small Glebe House and Glebe Land attached Derry 00- 0 0 128- 00 11 1-12 9 00- 0 0 o - 0 0
Carlow —2O 0-v4 010 015 08 0 1-1 15 0- 0 00- 0 0
11,
, 'teto. The parish consists of about 1,10(1 acres, and to a Tralee 0 0--0 000-0 0 0 0-
~,_____ - 0 0 0 0- 0 0
,`4,dent Clergyman might be considered equal it is presumed - --- --
ho ~ eef, Mon, Pork, Butter.
ti 050/. or 400/. per annum. The land consists of arable per lb. pertlb. per cwt. Ist. 2d. 3d. lth. sth.
fruit,
and tithable wood, with a breadth of orchard and
L. The duty is single, and the neighbourhood of the d. a 0- d. a (1, s. d. a s. 0, s. el. A. d. S. li. s. 0. s. d.
Li Cork respectability, and tenable with preferment in the Cii,(,)rnker 4 -61 4 - 0 29 0- 34
Limerick., 3 -5 4 - 5 21 0-40 0011484° 40) 78
06 (( 1) 6;4' (0) 61 (0)6502 0°
tr'etropolis. Waterford 4 - 5 5 - '7 24 0 -40 080 078 0 - 0 - 0 - 0
1, Also, the Perpetual Advowsou and Right of Presentation Clonmel - 3 -5 3 - 5 0, 0_
_...- 0 0 78 0 70 0 67 V 6(1 A 50 0
‘: the delightfully and healthily situated Rectory of Friu- past —4. fil it,; z 0 0 .
" 00_ :881 g 80 (()) 59 1.) 49 0(4 --
(0)
PI, one mile distant front the above-mentioned living.— Car10w..... 4 -5 5 - 6 23 0- 0 099 086 011 060 0 - 0
'lie of th. ;....,,,i.oot '7.f. The parish comprises 1.500 Traiec• 0 -° 0 - ° 00-0078072 0 64 0 54 046 0

Y 9 0
U
Oki Etherley aU ti
Elgin 31 9
small `22 ti
ley small 19 0
-Unsold,

[my, June 6.
To M. P.
3.1 0 30 0
0
—0 0
13 ( 11 '7
22 u
I —7
--I)
1! 0 10 4

Quartern Loaf, 41b.

Tp
BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
THE PERPETUAL ADVOWSON and
RIGHT of PRESENTATION to the valuable,
and desirable RECTORY of AMSTED, 4.3 miles from
, 'ondon, and three from Sittingbourne, in Kent; age of the
,141 unbent 82 years. There is a convenient and cum.
",ttable but small Glebe House and Glebe Land attached
lhereto. The parish consists of about 1,100 acres, and to a
►to 3501.
Clergyman might be considered equal it is presumed
350/. or 400/. per annum. The land consists of arable
i.°Pe and tithable wood, with a breadth of orchard and
it:4lt• The duty is single, and the neighbourhood of the
littlest respectability, and tenable with preferment in the
tr+etrvons.
Also, the Perpetual Advowsmi and Right of Presentation
1,
the delightfully and healthily situated Rectory of Friu-
''di one mile distant from the above-mentioned living.—
'lie of the incumbent 74. The parish comprises 1,500
t,", and after describing the former living, it would be
a4144411ms to particularise the latter. The duty is single,
4cl may fairly be considered to be of more than equal
value to the Masted Rectory.
These two most valuable Advowsons will be sold either
together or separate. Church preferment, in all respects so
'"sirable, is seldom offered to the public notice.
For further particulars apply to Messrs. Bicknell and
ii!ltith, Greenwich, Kent; or at 34, Sackville•street,
• •

SCOTCH MARKETS.

A ESTATE IN SCOTLAND FOR SALE.
beautiful Small Estate, with Freehold Qualification, in
Ayrshire, for Sale.
\,YO BE EXPOSED TO PUBLIC SALE,
Yithiu the Lyceum, Glasgow, on WEDNESDAY, the 24th
day of September, IBM at One o'clock afternoon, if
not previously disposed of by private bargain,
ALL and Whole the Ten Merk Land of Old
Rla Extent of DYKES, :IIICHAELSTONE, MILL.
ili
4:;Gp BLACK HOUSE, and ST. PHILLAN'S WELL,
in the parish of Largo and shire of Ayr, and the
y:kritile Lands within the Lands of Skelmorlie-Cuning-
4111e, with the privilege of Pasturage in the Muir of
,4e
,
the Teinds and Fishing', and privilege of
r'e Seats in the Parish Church.

•-•
he Estate consists of about four hundred and thirty-five
c'tii acres, of which about one hundred and fifty acres is
04----and dividd into thtee farms. The Arable Lands
04 all subdivided, and enclosed with substantial stone
4/:,", hedge, ad ditch, and there is a complete steading
Qoutesi on each of the farms. The Muir and Low
Grounds abound with Game of all kind!, and there is ex-
,itra sea fishing opposite the property.
ijhe estate is beautifully situated along the western coast,
ti 44 10 to 12 miles below Greenock, and at a abort dis-
t::: from the villages of Largs and luuerkip. The public
Ey L
41cnig the s•oast from Greenock to Irvine and Ayr,
ar
(Jail g runs through the property, and there
itceess to it by steam-boats to Largs, and land onvoys

Wheat. Barley. Oats. I Beans. Oatmeal.
Aberdeen 44 -56 25 30 20 24 28 31
Berwick— :35 :38 22 24 16 19 20 21 :34 36
Coldstream 40 48 22 2-1 17 19 26 28
Cupar 47 62 30 :33 22 24 27 30
Dundee-- 541 32 24
E1gin,.,,,.,.,,.. 50 54 22 23 20 21 30
Inverness„.,... 52 56 25 29 21 25 23 21 40 42
Kelso :38 41 22 24 16 19 24 26
46 56 31 33 23 26 32 33 33 31
Perth --- 50 56 21 25 15 18 13 14
The size of the measure varies throughout the country.

AN EARTHQUAKE.—The effects of this aw-
ful visitation of Provideuce were severely felt, about ten
o'clock mil:Monday night last, by the inhabitants of St.
Ishmael perish, about three miles front Miltbrd, and on
part of the farm of Skerryback, occupied by Mr. WILLIAM
WiturTow, and on the estate of the Rev. I). 13. ALLEN.
It commenced with a rumbling noise like distant thunder,
and continued incessantly for above twenty minutes. A
solid body of grey rock adjacent to the Sandy Haven shore,
and parallel to the sea opposite to the Stack Rock in Mil-
ford Harbour, was entirely rent asunder, and separated by
the shock into a thousand pieces, throwing large masses of
it to a considerable distance ; the adjacent rocks, and part
of the hill, on which there was a thriving plantation of
timber overhanging, were separated front the main land by
this dreadful convulsion of nature, and several of the trees
split and torn up by the roots. The noise was terrific,
and heard for many miles around. A continued cracking
noise is still heard in the rocks as of the breaking of dry
sticks.--Cambrian.
SHOCKING CASE.—On the 23d of May, an
inquest was held at the George Inn, Leek, on the body of
EmsABETH NIXON, a young woman of considerable per-
sonal attractions, who had come to her death under very
suspicious circumstances. Front the evidence brought be-
fore the Jury, it appeared that the deceased was in a state
of pregnancy, and applied to a person named SMITH, 14
some mixture to procure a miscarriage. SMITH accord.
ingly advised her what to purchase to effect the object.
Tile druggist refusing to supply her with the article, she
again applied to SMITH, who obtained it for her. It appears,
that about noon, on the day of her death, she called at the
house of a friend, and complained of illness : she after-
wards lay down on the bed, was very sick, and vomited.
During the -Afternoon she became much worse : and about
half-past seven o'clock, a surgeon was sent for, but when
he arrived she was expiring. The following day, Mr.
ROBINS, surgeon, with Mr. CHADWICK, and Mr. FLINT,
made a post mortem examination of the body ; from which,
together with the other evidence laid before the Jury, they
Accorded a verdict—" Died from taking strong medicines
to procure abortion."— Staffordshire Mfrrury:

apd whole lands are at present under leases to substantial
t 4; industrious tenants, reserving to the proprietor the
,41 and Glens of Copse Wood.
11„ 'Le present rental of the estate amounts to 261. stet.-
per annum, and the public burdens are about 201.
hr lands hold blench of the Prince, and afford a Free-
,' Qualification upon the old extent.
Alain' title deeds and leases are in the hands of John
d Wliter to the Signet, Edinburgh; to whom, or to
`"'w Anderson. Esq., Greenock, application may Le
Lade r farther particulars, (A for treating by private
Tile Tenants will chew the lands.