The Sun.
London, England, 1828-09-23 00:00:00

•••
MARKETS.-(THIS- DAY.)

• ~,,o,
FISH-MARKET, BILLINGSGATE.
There wascttiut a moderate supply of fish exhibited in
The market thini,morning. By an Act passed in the last
;Session of Parliament, the taking and sale of Salmon, Sea
Trout, or Grils4_is prohibited from.the I,lth September
tn.tbe let of February, consequently Salmon ceased to be
1)1-welt to market-on this slay, on pain of seizure. The
Act applies to the, iliast as well as to the rivers. The fol-
lowing were the Aces:—
. Prime I‘irbot, etieli..4 l9s. od. to 219.0 d.
Ditto small, per doAD '7 0 10 0
Fine Dories, each... -- L 6 15 0
Soles, per three pair;',.." 1 0 10 6
, , Fine NYhitings, per 15' • 4 0 i 5 0
, State, each •
AV
' Haddocks, per dozen ~.:. lO 0 24 0
Anil, each
nrnotts, each 1 o 1 6
. five. Flounders, per quarters ' 2 6 3 6
'„WR'Xels. per 5Ib.
-"uich'Si 1 k il
Fi.._ . ce, per ,af. or
CA 0 70 0
• , lkif:eertra°rra.dbsw!(?;rl:::...-77:"..,1 l5 030 0"
26 3 6
26 3 6
,4_14i111439, per gallon
rule arrnouth Red Herrings, per hundred 6 0 '7 0
Scotch ditto 5 0 6 0
Pickled Herrings, per 100 ......1 6 0 0 U
Best Common Oysters, per IntThel lO 0 ]ii 0
Natives 32 0 36 0

' HAY MARKETS—(At
J A
X. s. .C. s
Lkwland into
2 15 to 3 0
uPlaild Ditto 315 4
15
4.Ye-Wrass Hay l5 415
"ew Aleaduw Hay 3 5 3 14/
A moderately good supply, al
Saturday's priceF.

per Load of .16 Trusses )
.1.4E.5.5.
£. s. R. F.
Clover Hay 3 15 to 6 0
Oat Straw
.Wheat Dito ......

iui a very dull trade, at barel

SMITH
X. B. X. 5*
*land Mead. Hay 2 10 to 3 0
.I,lantl Ditto 3lO 4 10
Nw-grass Hay 310 410
e Meadow Hay 3 5 310
Clover Hay was 58. per load h
lower than last quoted ; in title
DIY good, and trade on the whol

FIELD.

L. a. s.
Clov. Hay generally :i 15 to 5 10
De. extra fine 0 0 6 0
Oat Straw llO 111
Wheat Ditto ll4 118
Atter, Meadow Hay SA. per load
N. or Straw no alteration. Sup-
do4l.

• QTY MARKETS.—TWO O'CLOCK.
PLANTATION SU GA RS--Thill." market opened very
beavily this morning, and up to the present hour very little
buiress had been done, in priceri,very little alteration. A
public tale of 151 hhds. Raibadaes went off rather freely,
and at very full prices for the good and fine lots, one lot
fetching as high as 745. 6,1. . .
Foußrcrt SucAßs.—Very little doing.
REFINED SUGARS.....-.All descriptions of goods under
525. continue scarce, are much, in demand, and are taken
off immediately ; they are shewp at full prices. Of crushed
tome extensive sales were made last week. In the finer
descriptions there is less doing, and prices are rather on the
decline.

COFFEE.—There has been,no inqui►y by private eon-
ti act this morning. Two Public Sales will take place in
the course of the afternoon.

FRUlT—There is nothing,io Notice since List week.

Lord CLIFDEN is in Ireland on Iris annual

-
visit to his estates in Kilkenny. His Lor&hip-derives an
ihrome of 40,000/. a year from this Country, and expends
Part of it England. Ireland is not *5O/. a-year the better
for his wealth, but she is well bored by his patriotism, for,
like all absentees, Lora CrIPDEx is a very notable Whig.

----Cork Reporter.
A dealer in dishes and plates, who dabbles a
little in poetry as well as in pottery, delivered himself of.a
• sPeech last week-in the village of Stradbally, which °cell-
Pies five columns of minion in the newspupers. lie thus
eliaracteriset the Secretary for the Nome Department--
"Alas, poor gentleman ! poor, gentle, facile, smiling,
nisionating, didactic, • truculent, bigotted, arrogant, irn-
Potent Mr. PEET. l''—Cork Mercantile Chronicle.
• A few nights past an inflammatory and threat-
"hilt notice was posted at Kildimo, Barony of henry, but
torn, down the following morning by the Rev. GEORGE
rkANKLIN. It was signed "John Rock, Commander-in-
Chief and Governor in Ireland."— Cork Paper.
The members of the United Service Club
txpect to get into their new house, in Carlton-square, an
the 15th of October.

WESTMINSTER SCHOOL.--In consequence
of the resign'ation of. the Rev. Dr. Goonvwoucir, head
master of Westminster School, the Principals of Trinity
College Cainbridge, have appointed the Reverend Dr.
"iiitAms, of 'Trinity College, Cambridge, to the vacant
Mastership of the School ; and yesterday the Rev. Gentle-
man entered on his dittiei. The regular vacation terminated
on Saturday, the pith inst., but the new Master gave the
scholars an additional week's holiday.
A recent traveller on the Continent states,
that.he met.at Pavia with an Italian gentleman, who, in a
l!onvetsation about England, remarked, " that it must be
4, high gratification to walk- down to the sea-shore, and to
tuck across the sea at Gibraltar, and to reflect that it Lie-
'ougit to the English."