The Sun.
London, England, 1821-09-17 00:00:00

CERTIFICATES--OcT. 6.

C. Niblett, Guildford, money-scrivener—B. Beane, Hick-
ling, Norfolk, shopkeeper—J. Smith, Earl's-eourt, Worces-
tershire,- dealer in hops—R. and S. Tibbutt, teicgster book-
sellers—T. Reynolds, Highworth, Wiltshire, draper-4. and
J. Woolrich, Spiral-square, silk-manufacturers—AV. Backs
and J. B. Perry; Birmingham, merchants. '
PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.

J. ,Earl and S. Wileman, Kingston, -Surrey, coal-merchants.
--.T. Elines and T. Jones, Hertford, linen-drapers-A. Nance,
.W. Wilkes, and C.' Robinson, Ports Mouth, inn-keepers-R.
Taylor; J. and D. SiMPson, Jamaica-J. Lansdale and J.
Barker, Holmes, Lancashire, cotton-spinners-AV: Twycross
'
and T. Harrison, -jun. GoSalming, paper-makers-B. Dun
and A. Crawford;-Edinburgh, clothiers-W.
,Robinson, J.
Collins, and S. Slithers, Oldham, Lancashire, machine-makers
--J. W. Read. and T. Cross; KenningtOn; plumbers-J. Y.
Oliver, W. Sharp, and. J. Reynolds, Abbey Paper-Mills,
Southampton, paper-Manufacturers-LS. Aydon and W.-El-,
well.; Shelf Iron-works, Yorkshire, iron-masters-R. and I.
Mathews, Bradford, Wiltshire, bakersLß. Holdgate and H;
Hughes, Manchester, copper-plate-makers-W. Heath and W.
Potter," Wellington..street, Strand-P. Stead, T. Mackenzie,
and J. J. reat Yarmouth, faetorS-G. and G.
Lyne, Cecil-street, Robinson,gtrand, tailor.

COUNTRY 'MARKETS 1N1) FAIRS,

DURING THE LAST WEEK.

SALISBURY, Sept. 11.
Wheat

WARMINSTER, Sept. 8:
Wheat a 84s Od [Oats 22s Od a 25c Od
Barley 2Bs a 33s odrßeatis Od a 42s Od

‘VESII3URY, Sept

Vheat . .
- 6O 'a SOs 0,.1 I Oats
Barley 24s a 80s WI Beans
Pcas .. —s a—s Od.

NEWBURY, Sept. 13.—Wht•at; 60s a 100s—Barley, 335 a 42s
—Oats, 245 a 34s—Beans, 40s a 465—Pease, 40s a 425.
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READING, Sept. 8.

. . . .
Wheat . • 50s 'a fttis Od' Beans"- •SiS a 3Gs Od
Barley 3os a 33s 0,4 Pease • • —s a• —s
Oats . • 24s a 28:".. .--- White - —s a—s
Old Wheat". .. ---.3 a —s.

Di*liES, Sept. 13.
Thin new Wheat that was uttered just before the wet wea-
ther set in at 2.1 s per sack and refused, .fonnd buyers to-day
at3ffis; and sonic good old-11 heat that would nut at that tinie
fetch '3l's was dispnsetl of this niorning'at 48s. .
_Best Wheat .16. 6d a 50s Od I Oats
Barley 345.0 d a 40s Beans —s Oda 26s Od
1235 Sacks of Wheat, sold at the average of 40s 104 d.
At Norwich, per Quarter. -
Ntreat 68s-0d a 72s Oil Oats
New • 48s Od a 625• Od I Beans' ?As Oda.3os Od

Rye ...... 28s od a 30s Od, Bacli . 32s Od aMs Od
Barley .... 26s Od a 30s Od Malt Aper Cwb.34s Od a 36s Od
Peas, White 35s Od a'Stis Od I Best: Flour.. 53s Od a 555 od
—. Grey . 23s Od.a 30s od : ,per sack.
Coals, 37s 4d a 38s 4d per chaldrou. .
Rough Tallow 31,1 per It, or 4s 3d per stone.
Dipt (aurdles, BAd—Mould, lod 'per DI:
. Average price of -Fresh butter in Norwich- Market, from
I-2d a tad per pint. • . .
. .
Prices of Butter at Swattham and Downharn (with Corn-
ntissiun;—From 30s to 3ts per Firkin of Milbs. •• •
Clover I-lav
. 4s Oil a o.s Od per cwt.
Ditto (New)
Hardlatid ditto
Meadow ditto
Wheat Straw

iitlarlev ditto ls

Od a Is ad ditto

YARMOU CH, Sept. 13.—Our supply of Wheat on Saturday
was sniali,• anti the weather being still unsettled for the har-
vest, caused a further advanic on-Old Wheat full ba per quar-
ter, the New coming to hand very inftrior in colour, as well
as damp in hand. Baoey is full 4s per quarter dearer. Oats
2s. Peas 3s to 4s. 'Beans 2s to 3s.

Wileat,_ White ... 56s a 74s (Teas, Boiling • —s a—s
—;--- Red ... 50s a 70s Grey
Batley (Malt) .... SOs a 3.;.ts Oats, New
---" (6i.) ... . 24s a 2Ss .--..-;- Old' ' 2os a 11.;s
Oeaus

LYNN, Sept. 13.—Many of our farmers being yet engaged
in the field, we had a thin attendance at Market, and Nlark-
lane being again higher' un Friday ar.d yesterday, causid a
Bather advance on - prime Wheat,' which was given by the
millers for immediate tisc ; very little business done. by the
merchants. Barley was also Higher, and a few pritoe samples
of New sold at 34 and 36e per quarter. Peas and Beaus may
also he considered 2s and 3s per quarter dearer. - Flour Ad-
vanced 4s•per sack.
Wheat sBs Oda Its Od I Pease, Wh. —s Od a—s Od
Sec —s Od Od I Grey 34S Od a 36s Od
Bat ley 33s Od a 36s Od Brans .. •.. 34s Od a 355 Od
---- Fine.—soda--sod --- New 7.-s•Od -4-) Od
Oats

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Rape-seed '291 and 341 per last. •
CAMBRIDGE,' Sept. 8,--Average.
Wheat
I
Rye

B;irley

Beans

HUNTINGDON, Sept. 8.
Wheat .... 504 Od a 63s Od Oats
Barley .... 23s Od a 27s Od 1 Beans
Peas
LlvEttroot, Coax. EXCHANGE, Sept. 11.

The business transacted at to-day's' Mai kets, though mo-
derately heavy, was nut so much so as was generally expected;
many of the large buyers having returned home, anilthe day
proving very fine, Wheat, however, is is per bushel dearer
tha❑ on this day week. Flour was also Vs to 4s per pack
higher, and its good dewand. Barley. 4d to 6d per 60Ib

Beans Is to Is per quartrtl acrd Malt 3d per blithe! rleari.r.
•
Tl:ere was a very. heavy supply of Oats, which met a dull
sale, at id above the advance before Aoted.•
Wheat, English
Foreign
Irish 'is kid a, Oki
Barley; English • • 4s 34 a 4s ”ir
Foreign -
Oats, Potatoe
Malt, Fine
Beans,
English Fl.mr, per esolbs. 526 a 53s—Seconds, 45s a 4.83---
American Flour, —s -s per barrel of 11WIlts. net.
Import of Grain for the Week ending Sept. 3.
Wheat, 2,210 qrs ; Rye, —; Oats, 3,1'73 ; Barley, 750;
Beans, 1360 ; Pease, 232, Oatinval, 353 ; Flour,
barrels.