The Sun.
London, England, 1828-09-03 00:00:00

1,100/. A YEAH.

It will be alr.lost superfluous to add, that the Land is all
of the very best quality, when it is known that ten quar-
ters 4t oats and aix of wheat were frequently the produce
of this soil. THE ESTATE CONTAINS 420 ACRES,
and with the exception of oue Farm, the remainder ap-
portioned in 17 Lots.
Particular, near be had at the principal 1/1113 at WWll-
ford, Peterborough, Huntindon, Cambridge, sod Melton ;
of :Messrs. Ilaurott and Metcalfe, Lincoln's Inn ; at the
Mart; and of Mr. George Robins, London.

THEGOFFSOAK ESTATE,

At Cheehunt, in Herts, with a suitable Farm House and

Buildings, and 73 Acres of Freehold and Copy bold Land,
lying exccvdinglyeompact,and divided into couvenientLets.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr. G. ROBINS,
At the Auction Mart, London, on Tflunsnav, the 9th of
October, at 12 o'clock, in Five Lots, by order of the
surviving Trustee of the late Rev. Charles Ewes,
AVery Valuable and Exceedingly linprov-
able FREEHOLD and COPYHOLD Property,
always recognized and admired as
THE GOFF'S OAK ESTATE, AT CHESHUNT, IN
HERTS,

bounded by the roads froru Newgate-street, and Northaw
to Cheahunt. The property includes a very good Farm
House, with an infinity of useful Buildings, Garden, and
extensive Lawn, and
SEVENTY-THREE ACRES OF MOST CAPITAL

PASTURE
and Arable Land, lying exceedingly well, and particularly
eligible, inasmuch as " a considerable portion is divisible"
for accommodation pastures to the respectable vicinage, by
which the Estate is environed.

The Land is of a superior quality, and the great facility
to dispose of the redo, e very advantageously is a cireunt-
stance that will not fsil to derive due weight. The Pro-
perty is offered for peremptory Sale by direction of the
Trustees of the late
Rev. CHARLES ELWES ;
and for the convenience, and to meet the wishes of the
neighbourhood, it is divided into Five Lets.
It may be viewed by applying to Mr. James Loweu, at
Goo's Oak ; and printed-particulars, with plans annexed,
Grad 21 days prior to the Sale, at the principal Inns at
Cheshunt, Rickmansworth, Chalfont St. Giles's, and
Amersham ; als6 of Messrs. Clark and Son, boliciters,
Bristol ; 'Messrs. Jenkins and Abbott, New bin; the Auc-
tion Mart; and at Mr. George Robins's Offices, London•

The crops in the parish of East Kilbride are
allowed on all hands to be more than an average. Pot'"
edLEo,flaefcthtlilled
toes are retailing at 1011. per 0141 perk, oat meal, ls. Id.
The weather is most delightful, the meadow hay will, it is
hoped, be well secured.— Glasgow Chronicle.
teas'e'n' theiig
h generalt'aB
ALLEGED CHILD Alunovt.
Ittquest, which was adjourned
ufrtoiiiikliday
on the body of an
which
was
discoverodiciatirn:litotadi,iiein4v,eiiakteerptl....istillet)Siceltet, lei)af),,,,irNytip.:s:ll,
—1 estcrday an
decc„,,,posi.t.i,oexiiit.h:oitluti.tviNtercw4s impos_
held at the ButThloe's ilead, New-roads
infant
and also oflat r..nltsicastl:yeet:taln
When the child was found
Harcourt-street, Paddington.
it was in such a state of
Bible
serviceto
ioi
osnfany
.03:
iili,,eor whetherigueitt:ceteii tsL:rnir.o'vba ssiiint
servants,
haerirdatthtahte itt i mhlaed' that she
assay" '
by of last July, a young female,
square,iiupress
ewtuir'onedr"aid'
Before leaving Mrs. ltaitToN's service, she w Was pregnant.
went to lodge
to whom she confessed that she had 1
against ANN PHANCLE, and the C ' wilful Murder"
f- than
"ir '
idietanhydt ‘a.vo Airi lot
Ther 8,40 x ijlatea
Juryifmno reEsi sr'
Coroner issued his warrant
for her apprehension. enaities:olfiar, 0

(From the London New Price Curreut of Tuesday.)
SUGAR.—The estimated sales of Muicovades last
week -exceeded 000 Mids..; the whole sold at full
and-steady prices. The : trade in Sugar .is on the
most eitensive scale; the imports of this year exceed
those,. of , the last at the same period, in round
numbers, about 28,000 hhds. yet the comparative
stock is now. onlys,ooo,more/gatn. at the same date
in 1827. exeeis • Of. imports from Mauritius
year, ' 1827," is 105;000 bags,
'und'yet the p'resentitliCk la' net 20,000 more than
tea.,laBsy2e7l7.Th
showinge'.great increase of consiTlP-
tion, The deliveries lastmeek'are 3,934.1thd5. and
.beiOg.l67;more.,:thott.' the corresponding week
of
'Sugars;
;hoyi, a
r-tiao..dil,
i:e.ti:}rdtihs.vi
es
tiia.sidiniegycoa,inorllsnie.6ac leo'
of
last Ac the 'close of the market this afternoon
beca
thtcse.;esttihnel4;:es:l9.:;el:;Bvii,
irdf: vOeoi se:r
week
iciorhEe?;:l ikisvde: 4:
el l'eyPria7ds; brisk'etkri toe lt:tl:de
hence-were:lehs. eg.
na:g"°:(ii'de
t:
reported at.the--pretent currency.. :Fine.
goods sell
readily.at The:curreney of last week.: 3.Thiass„ were
in general...R(looi-, The transactions in low goods
for, expoyt.W:e, been extensive to-day, and the
prices continue fituily advancing.
. • „„
,FOREIGN ScGARS.7—.I t!ere are still extensive in-
quirrps fir ,Ilavatinah Sugars, but, there• are no ade-
%nate supplies; last week fine yelloW
•ar 40s, good white at "40S. Extensive sales of
name
_repotted; .378?-to atediding to the qua-
lities; 300 hblIV.-Assittbcitici),§ngidelately withdrawn
ficiat,publie sale havo'biiin dispotied bf at ‘29s. 'fat,
s INDIA SuGaßee-By public gala last . weak
5,61: bags Mattritius,tvent off .heavy,, and a, great
proportion was,takert in ;, the latter are now neatly
all dispsed:ofiiifidl , .
WEs'r ,here
,is 3,408
casks; prieeK un Varied: .
COFFItp. e.Coffee Market looks' firm arld im-
proving. '''.eiborit'ooo'bags good ord. "Sr. non:lingo
sold last week at- 335: 6d. to 355.; 'sorne good ord.
Brasil about 355.; fine fine British Plantation deserip-
tions continue in request at4dvancing prices. All
qualities with colour, aud.even at And above fine tine
ord. are higher.
,Xty. public sale this fore-
noon 476 bags East India, 303 casks and hags' Bri-
tish Plantation ; the latter was chiefly. Jamaica,
good'inid.-soldat.7ss,, Mid at 565. to 605.; fine fine
ord. at 485., and fine ord. at 435. The East India
consisted of inbred. Java,' which sold at 345.,- and
some good ord.-Cey oa at• 335. Coffee to-day rather
dull, except coloury..
Rum,. BRANDY, and HouaNns.-,-The.:sales of
fine Jamaica Rums continue: considerable, they ale
chiefly 4s. to 4s. 4d., a few very fine 4s. 61. Some
proof Lees ards and two over sold last week at 2s.
2d., there Are numerous buyers at 2s. Id. for proofs,
but few or no parcels could be purchased at that
rate. Jamaica Ruin is "very firm ; Leewards rather
dull. In Brandy or Geneva there is no alteration.
HEMP, FLAX, and TALLOW.—TaIIow was steady
last week, but last night and this morning the market
looks rather dull. In Ileinp or Flax there, is little
alteration.

COCHINEAL AND LAp DtE,n—The demand for Lac
Dye has been on the most etensive scales it is.cal-
culated that the puraases are nearly 1000 packages,
the prices are rather.bigher, the saleS are D. T.
3s. 9d ; r Mc. IL 2s. 10d.; C. and .E2--A. L. 2s.
5d.; I. and D. 2s. 2d. a 2s: 3d. The transactions
in Cochineal continue considerable, 'but no improvP=
meat is price since Tuesthirlast.
COTTON.—There are few Sales since Friday last,
and the market rernains languid. The purchases }Ay
private contractfor the week, ending last night in-
elusive, consist of 1,300 Surats 3d. a 5d.; .70 Ben-
gal '4d. j. 41;. 40 Bowed 5d., all in bond. '
SiLTPETRk.There- is little 'alteration in Rah-
pptre.

SPICES.-There i 8 not much doing in Spices ;
but the late advance in Pepper is firmly maintained.
To-day good Pimento 9-id.
TonAcco.,--The sales Mince our last are confined
to small parcels of 5 and 10 hhds. to dealerA, and
one parcel of 180 hhds. Maryland, at 3_id.
RlCE.—Rice is very heavy. By public sale this
forenoon 300 bags East India Rice, good middling
white Bengal sold at 13s. mid. at 12s. • Rice is Is.
6d. a 2s. lower.

Isproo.-There is no alteration in Indigo.
IRISH PROVISIONS.-Irish Provisions arc without
any material alteration. Prime India Beef 71. to 7/.
2s. 6d. per tierce; second quality 6/. 7s. 6d, a U. 1.5.
per tierce; Navy 61. a 61. 2s. per tierce : Prime
Mess .51. 159. a .5/. 12s. Gd. per tierce; second qua-
!ity 51. ss. a 5/. 7s. Gd. per tierce ; Prime India Pork
71. a 71. 2s. Gd. per tierce; India not warranted, 6/.
10s. a 6/. 12s. Gd. per tierce ; Prime Mess, 51.)
pieces, 41. 6s. per bd. ; second quality 3/. 15s. a 4/.
according to quality, per brl.; Prime Bacon, 50
pieces, 3/. 15s. a 3/. 16s. per brl.; inferior ditto :31.
ss. a 31. 7s. Gd. per brl.
Fatirr.-There is no alteration in Fruit.-By
public sale on Friday 128 butts 24 carroteels Cur-
rants, mostly sold 84s. 88s., one lot 925.

Hors.—The estimated duty has advanced from
155,000/. to 200,0001. The accounts from the Hop
Plantations state the burr is rapidly passing into
Hop. The prices are, of course, entirely nominal.
TEA.—The Tea sale commenced yesterday at the
India House. Boheas were the only kind sold;
they have gone at much the same prices as last sale—
viz. 4 chest at Is. Sid. to Is. 6i-d.; chest at Is.
Grid. to Is. Bd.; large Is. sd. to 1?. Congous
commenced to-day. Boheas in Congou chests sold
at Is. 7:ld. a Is. 11d., being 2d. lb. dearer than last
sale. Congous are selling at 2s. 2i-d. a 2s. 3 d-for
the lowest quality, the better ones at 2-7,. 4d 2s.
6}d.;; of these only a few yet sold. . a

(From the Glasgow Pe.rald of Monday.)
The sales made iP. raw SUGARS this week amount
to 730 hhds. and tierces. 420 hhds. of the quantity
were Jamaicas, which were principally taken by the
Refiners, at full prices.
No sales made in COFFEE or GINGER; a small
parcel of PIMENTO was taken by
a grocer at 81(1.
140 bags Ea 4 India RICE sold at 13s.

200 Egyptian, Bid.
- - -
About 40 puncheons Jamaica Rt. 731 were taken by
the trade at 3s. 4d., and 20 hogsheads at 3s. 9d. for
16 O.P. ; no . sales made in Leewards, which are
held at 2s. for Proofs.
There has been a limited demand for COTTON this
week; the total sales amount to only 499 packages,
at id. per lb. lower; the particulars are, 126 Boweds,
60. a 7d. ; 14 Orleans, 70.;
a 9d. ;67 Demerara, 7-id. a Sid.; 92 West India,
6id.
No sales made in DYEWOODS ; the stock of Lo •
wood at market is reduced to 10 tons, and a g-
small
- lof St. Lucia, and held at
parcel the quotations of the
pre WWII_ week.
• .
- Astir; are remaining rerY fl at ; Montreal
['viz.! 28s. a 305., New York Pot, 30s Pet
a"
.
No sales made in TOBACCO
Y. C. TALLselling SIV is' - .
at 40s.steadily in small parcels
Fish OILS remain dull
241. 10s. per t ; Whale 23/. and Pale Seal
_ up, old measure.
During the week the
weather has been extremely
• favourable for
the cutting down and securing the
Crops, which has caused a considerable degree of
dulness in our GRAIN market. Old Wheat has been
held at previous rates, but there were very few saes
effected; farmers' New Wheat has brought 255. cd.
a 275. 6d. per measure boll, the quality good, weigh-
jug 60 to 62 lbs. per hirshel ; Oats have fully sup-
ported prices, there being an inquiry for shipment to
the South, arid no farther arrivals of New Oars
North Country New Barley .has brought 305., and
Berwick 295. per bushel to arrive; New Bere in de-
mand ; Foreign Barley rather cheaper ; - Beans
steady; Pease dull of sale.

It is said that the Judges will recommend the
removal of the As,izes of the County Tipperary from thf,
town of Clonmel to Force more central quarter of 014
county.—Dublin .L'vening Post,