The Sun.
London, England, 1828-02-06 00:00:00

FISH-MARKET, BILLINGSGATE.

The market this morning was scantily supplied. Cod-
fish and Turbots were principally in demand. The follow-
ing were the prices:—
..
,
Prime Turbot, each "
Os. (3d. to 30s. Od.
Ditto small, per do. — ..10 0 22 0
Fine Cat-fish, each 0 0 18 0
Inferior ditto
,3 0 ,10 ' 0
Smelts, per 26 0 0 12 0
Salmon, per lb. •,. 3 0 4 0
Fine Whitings, per 15 3 li 8 0
Scate, each
Brill, each • ' 3 (I 6 0
Fine Soles, per three pairs 3 0 , 7 (i
Live Flounders, per quartern
Fresh Herrings, per hundred 0 0 4 0
Fine Lobsters, per score 4O 0 50 0
-inferior ditto lO 0 20 0
Shrimps, per gallon 2 6 3 0
Fine Yarmouth Red Herrings, per hunired. 6 0 0 0
White Salt ditto . 7 0 0 0
Best Common Oysters, per bushel
Natives

LIVERPOOL CATTLE MARKET, FRB. 4.-
Aire have had to-day a good supply of Beef, which met a
ready sale at our last quotations. The supply of Mutton
was pretty good, without alteration in price.—Beef 51d.
to 60. ; Mutton, 6d. to 6-A-d.

The Marquis of ANGLESEA'S health is
greatly improved, and he is shortly expected to arrive La
Dublin. Lord Wm.
,PAGET is in daily expectation of re-
ceiving orders to proceed to Holyhead to meet his Noble
father.—Dublin Morning Post.

Thee new road between Lyme and Charntoutli
sheasq
usenctenvk atowissf
Baryeeyint.e—cleo
IrtaheTt(eei
hadvetetepiertir:hziyihoaiefbmaniv.
ptyeaaasir
arislt:isb'nites_ow.fe_ntbitEy:s.tt.fi7otiestwr,
aAnienifi
,edao.eevnnde-t.
n into the greatest alarm by the perpetration of
thatee
nGriarid:w
crimes almost unprecedented in their kind, and unparal-
leled in their extent. It would he seen by a paragraph in
the Boston Gazette of the 22d ult., that several inhuman
acts of cruelty had been perpetrated on sheep belonging to
different individuals in the town ; in addition. to the list
therein Particularized, it is now our painful duty to state
in the a property
in
thoe f
Ea five
st,
staeetpo(n23Suonf .which,daym were
en i lamb),y discovered
the 27th nit., no less than 34
different individuals, w
Marsh Common, with their throats cut in a shocking
eerr disco
manner, and one sheep in an adjoining field was killed,
skinned, and the carcass taken away : on' Friday morning
last, a fine heifer was found in a stable ham-strung, and
must be killed ; and on Saturday morning six. more sheep
were found slaughtered in one of the West
Boston Gazette.

jt is reported that an eminent founder has de-
livered in a contract fur re-casting " Great Tom " at a
very moderate cost : and it is not unlikely that a new
bell of even somewhat larger dimensions will be suspended,
not in the same place as Tom, but in the Great Broad
Tower, the square of which is wider and better adapted
for the vibrations of a bell of 4or 5 tons. The present
place is the lofty yet slender western tower, the elegant
form of which certainly was not designed to allow of such
a ponderous Pendulum being swung to and fro at such an
altitude. The same objection will not apply to the Broad
Tower, and ere long it is expected that the swelling peal
of a second Great Tom will resound over the wide cham-
Pain, at least equal to the now scarcely remembered
grandeur of the famous bell, which, to use a familiar phrase,
in a
Gazette.
"political" sense, may be called" no more !"—Boston

be remailts of a Mrs. WHE-
-7 were, on Friday,
she had lived, sent five persons, armed with
OUTRACF.—T
LAN, who had resided on Uslier's-qua..,
the grave during the night. Between
interred in the Hospital Fields burying ground. Her son-
o'clock, however, these persons were
by a considerable number of persons,
the proprietor of a public-house,
in-law, Mr. 31°""v1
sa4ta
,intvvt.
adelwykdel:
dt with
on:
(I:
vijosa: whoa'
al: 1e d , .
one of them, of the name of FarzAtAN, so =also.
by whom they were disarmed, and otherwise extremely ill•
_ had to be removed to Steven's Hospital, where ~...
um
dangerous state.
now no in a ' The mob guilty of this
outrage, for which no reason can at present be assigned,
I,ire understood to be from the neighbourhood of Ball*it.
bridge.—Dublbs Morning Post. - a
• riiiri;kjr
~ , 1
Pic Nic SOCIETY OF LEWE.s...—.Thurietarri
in aid of , the Sussex'
evening the Theatre here was crowded, to witness the per-
formances of the Pic Nic Society, wider the patronage *of
" MY Grandmother'," " Of .
ttsirieaartteGi
Age To-morrow," and " Monsieur Tunsou." Mrs..'
MiDoNouott, of the Brighton Theatre; was the only Fo-
fessional performer present. The receipts of the house'
Hospital. The pieces were,
amounted to 631., and the expences only to 101. 16s. Bd.
An address, written by a Member of the Pie Nic Society,
:11; oc.cz and Lady SnIFFNut,
was spoken on the occasion,

Rossirii's

poWerful ai
standing a
nn the Coi
The music
)n?reovrr
three very
performed
oddid 'zest
scene in m

character
Sono iuno

The remaii
spssed notli
remark.

C(

F4SHIII

•
yesterday
Which Iva

or-WkLE
Mr.'• Sten
Steward
F!calaELA
The
troduted
Poixi.lo D
dr La
IfaiiaTY
Seervitary
Deparitaer
King's .Cl 4

Mr.

Lig itia.vits
bein app

The I
l%ir. BULL
Lawn mu

Council, el
the Board

His 11'
CitiathELl
and Mr. S
lirevic

dejetm6
arrived at

The I

tained.the
Countess
Yestez
xit/tez rod

Yester
numerous I

Mr. 1-]
o'clock yes
the Right
attending l]
Yester
business at
FA SH:
reagh, in P
Place ; Lad
street, from
Surrey, at I
seat, Work:
in Lower
Captain_ MI
Piccadilly,
Albemarle-
gent-street,
rook-strec
Everett, in
*hire; Col
Aliga Littl
Beckett, in
ter, in Br

fijrnßilraoirtreionln'laiiaangintlndbrre.(l
Burlington-
Bayley, at
ping Hall,
Thomas Ja
the Rev. I
low, at dit
Batten, at
James's-att.(
Lady Mont
Rivet" - from
street, 'from
at ditto, fro
from a tour
at ditto'' fi
Regß M.
Cork street
'area Hotel
tal Sir :UM
at the Brun
12s•vtro Eaq
froth lritta

DEPA
for Melton
Lady Astle:
bray; Capl
for Brigitte
Paris; Car
from Marsh
ditto; Will
Richard He
Sot-tees, E
ditto; Elri
seat in Ire
meiater and
Pada , • J 1

AARII
Highness th
H.
Mr. Pasey,
Worms, 31'
Lain Reid,
!leach, Cob
fir. and
Gilbertson,
Mr. small,
~WAtts,
t. Cleve
w4r. Grant,

llQAOktnrrrth,
4.14t1y repot
I,ll'eelisor,
°131(1 be th
1‘,..'
—44 Ott at n
• ke Pflice
ILlaticp PI
P°lnttneut
tc,4 Mn..
p
r.t asked
rlnt the asi

ITS DAY.)

URT.

n hearing further
general interest,

OCEEDINGS.

)efOre the public,
Lincoln's-inn is
is heard at great
Inn, and
of St. Andrew,
atletnan took ac-
opposite pally
fore the question
ion.

'ought the prac-
es, by interested
;Tess, and before
vas calculated to
r to the parties,

my add to what
minal eases, the
man was to be
an opportunity
lest system that
very unsatidae-
unpleasant duti
'the parties. •

:

was ixcommu....
prigsnment, for
egret,, that, for
the facts of .the

1414is,for_nces.,
uces appearing

)N.

NT. )

AY, -Fite. 4.,

of the friends
King's Arms
of adopting
le Right Hon.

ie services of
nviction thit
~.-electing the
cation at.large
the following

agly impressed
13 of Mr. Hus-,
is of, the nation
)n of the com-
determined Nit
n securing hist

t, which itasi
for carrying
wing been ap-

SAY.) •

kinds of Grain
Dd. Wheat of
a very dull sale
eration. Beans
ie samples he-
variation from
!a in the same

I Flour.
qrs. 6,4oosacks,

k TE.

tpplied. Cod-
The follow-

s. Od. to 30s. Od.

O 20 0
O 38 0
O ,10 • 0
O 12 0
0 4 0
6 8 0
O 5 0
(I 6
0 • 7
6 3 6
U 4 0
O 50 0
o 20 0
6 3 0
0 0.0
O 0 0
0 14 0
' 0 23 0

FEB. 4.-

which met a
Ay of Mutton
e. —Beef 540.

health is
1 to arrive La
!dation of re-
wet his Noble

Charntoutli
feet, in con-

this accident
;:seter Alfred.

[s town have
perpetration of
and unparal-
r paragraph in
veral inhuman
a belonging to
Kr • to the list
1, duty to state
o Ins than $4
•operty of five
hi in the East,.
n a shocking
rid was killed,
riday morning
n-strung, and
it more sheep
st Marshes....

ider has de-
it Tom " at a
V that a new
be suspended,
Great Broad
ietter adapted
The present
the elegant
allow of such
fro at such an
to the Broad
swelling peal
it wide cham-
r remembered
►miliar phrase,
re!"—Boston