The Sun.
London, England, 1828-05-19 00:00:00

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

NOTICES OF MOTIONS AND ORDERS OF THE DAY, WHICII
STAND IN THE ORDER-BOOK FOR THE FALSE/4T WEEK.

MONDAY, MAY 19..-... ORDERS Or TU DAY.
1. Land Tax Commissioners Names Bill—Committee.
2. Liverpool Road Bill—Second reading.
3. Settlement by Miring Bill—Committee.
4. Labourers Wages Bill—Second reading.
5. Alehouses Licensing Bill—Second reading.
6. Galway Magistrates Bill—Second reading.
7. New South Wales Bill—Committee.
8. Sale of Game Bill--Second reading.
9. Customary Tenures Bill—Committee.
10. Fast Retford Disfranchisement Bill—Committee.
11. Cities and Towns Improi,•ement (Ireland) Bill—Com-
mittee.
12. Witnesses in Equity (Ireland) Bill—Committee.
13. Rights of Executors Bill—Committee.
14. Bankrupt Laws Amendment Bill—Third reading.
15. Cities and Boroughs Polls Bill—Committee.
16. Supply—C,ommittee.
17. Larceny Laws (Ireland) Bill—Committee.
IS. Malicious Injuries (Ireland) 3ilill—Committee.
19. Larceny Acts Repeal (Ireland) Bill—Second reading.
20. Criminal Justice (Ireland) Bill—Second reading.
21. Offences against the Person Bill—Fortber conciders-
tion of Report.
22. Corn Importation Bill—.-Committee.
23. Law of Evidence reading.
24. Stamps Allowances Bill—Adjourne4 Debate upon
Report.
25. Ways and Rleens---Committee.
26. Charitable Lands Bill—Second reading.
27. Freeholders Registration Bill—Committee.
28. Pensions Act Amendment liall.--Second reading.
29. Cinque Ports Bill—Second reading.

VOTICUS OP tIOT:S.
to):

I. Mr. Charles Pidlmer—Bill to amend so much of Fo-
reign Enlistment Act [59 Geo. 3, c. 691, which
relates to the fitting out or equipping 'vessels for war-
like purposes.
ft. Mr. Lumley—ln case the East Retford Disfranchisement
Bill is not proceeded with, to move that a New Writ
be issued for the Election of two Members for that
Borough.
3. Sir James Graham—Bill to amend the General Turnpike
Acts, by additional Clauses.
4. Lord Viscount Palmerston—Army Estimates. (Ix Com-
mittee of Supply.)
5. Sir Robert Wilson—To put Question regarding rela-
tions with Foreign Powers.
6 Sir George Clerk—Navy Estimates. (In Committeeof
Supply.)
7. Mr. Portman—ln Committee on the Corn Importa-
tion Bill, to move to leave " London" out of the list
of places wkere the average prices of British Corn arc

to be taken.
8. Mr. Wodehouse—ln Committee on Corn Importation
Bill, to add Edinburgh, Glasgow, Aberdeen, Had-
dington, Dumfries, and Dundee,—Dublin, Cork, Wa-
terford, Limerick, Belfast, Sligo, and Galway, to the
enumerated places whereby the average price of Grain,
except Wheat, is calculated.
9. Mr. Chancellor of the Exchequer--To vote Surplus
Monies in the Exchequer. (In Committee of Ways
and Means.)
'ICESDAY, MAY 20.—NOCICES 01 MOTIONS.

I. Sir John Newport--Consideration of State of Admiralty
Court, Ireland.
2. Sir John Newpott—Bill to limit and restrain the grant-
ing Dispensations or Faculties for holding pluralities of
Livings in Ireland ; and for confining the power of
uniting parishes therein to the Lord Lieutenant and

Council:
3. Sir John Newport--Bill to repeal Act which precludes
all intercourse between this Country and the See of
Rome.
4. General Gaseoyne.—To call the attention of the House to
the decrease of British Seamen in the Merchant Ser-

vice during the last year.
5. Mr. Ponlett Thomson —B ill to amend the Usury Laws.
6. Mr. Hume—Return of Pensions ou the Civil Liata of
England, Scotland, and Ireland of Pension:4

granted under Offices Pensions Act 57 Geo. S. cap.6s.
7. Mr. Sugden—Bill for repealing the Act G Geo. 4, c. 74,
relating to property in Infants and Lunatics, and
amending the provisions thereof.
OILDF.K3 OF THE DAY.
1. Replevins (Ireland) Bill—Second reading.
2. Juries (Ireland) Bill—Further consideration of Report.
WEDNESDAY, MAY 21.—NOTICR Or morzotz.
Mr. Spring Rice—Bill to amen.! the Laws raspeeting
Banks and Bankers in Ireland.
THURSIIA Y, 22.—Nortcus or moriotis.
1. Lord Nugent—Bill for the regiatnttion of Voters in
Cities and Boroughs.
?. Sir James 11ackintosh—To refer to a Select Commit.
tee Petition from Mr. O'Reilly, complaining of loss
from the insolvency of Mr. Ricketts, Keeper of Registry
Office at Madras, and from the negligence of the
Treasurer of that Government.
S. I)r. Phillimore--Bill to alter and amend the Ec,elesis.s-
tical Jurisdiction ex:et-civil in Country Courts.
FRIDAY, MAY 23.-01IDERS OF TIIF
1. County Bridges Bill—Committee.
R. Freeholders in Districts Bill—Further consideration
of Report.
S. Assessment of Lessors (Ireland) Bill—Second reading.

COUNTRY CORN MARKETS

'Per Quarter.
Carlisle

Carmarthen
idurpeth
Penrith
Winchester
Per Bushel.
Cc.,ventry
Newcastle (Staff)
Northallerton
Stafford
Swansea
Warwick
Per 8011.
Barnardeasile
Darlington -----
Durham -----
Wolsinghlm

DURING LAST "VERY.

Whe,t.

Barlty.

a. to s. a. to s.
56 24 27
51 —...-
59 60 27 Mi
48 54 28 30
—5B 30
48 56 30 SS
54 62 28 31
61 7 4 3 8 42
8 9 9 0 4 6 5 0
(U) 7 0 3 6 6 n
00 80 00 46
66 70 40 46
68 7 0 3 6 43
120 150 86 93
116 150 900 106
116 150 80 0
120 150 96 100

Oats.

tot.d.
22

10 515,
16 24
-. 24
19 13(1
20
34 42
39 40
23 26
36'40
129 SO
136 39

86 90
50 76
6 0 0 0
, 6 0 :3
WAKEFIELD, May 16.
There was a good supply of Wheat here to-day; ,
best fresh samples have met very dull sale, at the ratel..
lzst Friday and is some instances a decline of
quarter has been submitted to, and there is no. detiO,
for stale qualities at any tolerable price. The sales of
are trifling, but prices are without variation. The
rnand for Barley has fallen off to-day, but what little
been sold ig at much the same prices as were obtained
Friday. Good hard Beans are unaltered in value, 1'
there is no demand for ordinary samples. Malt is dull.
Wheat, Norfolk and Suffolk, Red Ms. to 58s.- disc
White.... 511 a. to Ms. fine
---- New, Red .............. 49a. to Mo.- sine
White ',3s.tose. tine
-- Foreign, Red 49a. to 525. fine
Barley, Norfolk and Suffolk .......... Ms. to —a. tine
---- Lincolnshire '2%. to 30s. fine
----- Yorkshire Wotd 29s. to 30s: fire
Beans, Tiek. 3114. to 40s. fine
---- Small :kg. to 41s. tine ► '
hats, Poland and Potato • 00'
201. to 94e. fine
Friesland and Small... l7e. to 23% Eat
Pdealing
Shelling 2ls. to 2Ss. —s. to —a: per
'Ault 37.. 41s. fine 43.. pet ler,"i
Rape.‘,eed Os. `231. Ik. 241. 101, per lor-

o 0 I)
0 0 V
100 (1,
00/

SCOTCH MARKETS. •
HADDINGTON CORN INIARKET.—May if. (j„
Oats and Barley have both fallen in price to-day;
quarrels of Barley sold at a decline on the last aversto
Is. 2d. ; 132 quarters of Oats were disposed oc top P
as last day, but the average down bd. A dull slow ssig,
regards Wheat ; average about 9d. up. Of Pease 3 qTM'
ters, awl 35 of Beans sold to-day at advanced prices...,
Wheat. Barley. Oats. Pease.
First sBs Od 36s Od 27s Od Ad 32! .0)
Second 503 Od. 31.,0d 23s Cd 30s Od 28' 64
Third
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There were 284 qrs. of Wheat in market, • 28 whereof were
Unsold.-21 Grey.
11. 101.2 d. s.l2ths

Aver,

DALKEITH CORN MARKET.—May
The supply of all kinds of Grain at this day's market 51
middling; sales heavy. Best Wheat, 595. ; current,
inferior, 48s. Barley, best, 365. ; current, 345. ;
rior, Stlt,-. Oats, best, 265. ; current, 245. ; inferior, 9'
Pease and Beans from 245. to 345. per quarter.
Wheat. Barley. Oats. Pease. Beal
First 596 Od 365. Od I 26a Od Sts Od 548
Second Lss Od 34a Od 2.9. a Oct Ms Od ),; ar
Third , 485 Od 305.0 d 20s Od 214 Od

CORNWALL. MARKETS.
Taußo.—Wheat (average) 20!.6x1—Barley. 10s.—Oats. fit4'
HELares—Wheat, 21g. 01—Barley, les. NI. dye
Sr. AusTELL—Wheat, 265. to ".eh.—Barley, 9s. to 11.%
Ss. to 10,i.
BoomiN—Wheat (average) 225. 01—Pariey, 103,—Oats, 13,4,
LAIUNCESTONWheat (average) 21s. W.—Barley, 10+, ett.—'w
CdWlTea:l,utltN°a. 61'4. t;1.
to 313.—Barley,
to 9e. od.:,

Sr. CoLump—Wheat, 21&. to 29.e.—Dar1ev' 93. to 10e.-
and Mutton, 5,21 to 60.—Veal and Lamb, t' to 7d. ati,
PENz%Ncu—Wheat, 03.—Barley, 133. to 135.-lit'
t,. to 9e. W.—Bee/and Mutton, tl/4/.
..to CV.—Pork, M. to
Rutter, t)1. per lb.

The rock salt trade, we rejoice to say, is rel
4ki
vived by the removal of the export dnty of 1/. 155,41
per ton. Since the duty was taken off, some heavy ert;,!
Lave been received, and a year of prosperity may be
cipated.— Chester Chronicle.
The peculiarity of the Haytor Minerals
lately excited the attention of the :Ilinerakqiets Of
Continent, especially at Leyden and Prussia ; and
days since a number of curious specimens were forwasYt
from Dover for Berlin, in consequence of an order recOel
through the medium of a merchant in London. —.DO
Chronicle. r,

THE TOAD.—It has been frequently °,
served that this reptile has been found in situations which 133-0
preclude the poasibility of its maintaining its existence b„
ordinary weans of air and food. That this is a facff
been fully demonstrated by the following circurnsninaw '<
A person of Flighworth found, on the 20th of May, It3e!
a small toad in his garden, which he took and inclosed,
a common garden pot, so as to render it air tight._
buried the same in the ground. On the 14th of A
IEI2B, he, in the presence of a friend, examined the forlr,al
of the captive, when he found its solitary inmate Dot 40,,
,
alive, but hearty, and apparently in a thriving conditi;
as it had grown very considerably, and the lustre of
beautiful eyes appeared to be not a whit diminished 11'
long incarceration. •
AFFAIR OF HONOUR.---On Saturday rag
last, as Mr. M----- residing not a hundred A
from Merri..n.square, Was coming out of the Tlig3tre'
was met by some gentlemen, among whom was Mr-
_,,
a native of Tipperary, who said, " There goes-
man." Mr. O'C— called on his friend, Mr; iNf--rej;,
who immediately after waited on Mr. B----, 0'1°,41
vered him a hostile message. A meeting was agreed
and yesterday morning the parties, Mr.
tended by Mr. Nl—, and Mr. B— by Mr.
proceeded to the Fifteen Acres ; the Police, 'having);
intimation of the affair, pursued them, and routed lOO
from the Park. They then went (,ia toward Lucan,
Mr. F— interfered, and said that his friend woalu"l3'
an apology. Mr. M— said his friend would be
with a written apology. The other party havirlg,',l
tented to this, and the written apology having been giv7,
the affair was amicably terminated.—Dublin Frfor-13(
Journal.

On the 16th inst., Mrs. E. Chester, Colehrook-Wt
Islington, of a son.
On the 14th inst., at her father's house, Brockv/e- -waft
Surrey, Mrs. Joshua Blachbum, of Liquorpond- -
London, of a daughter.
On the lfitit inst., in Cornwall-terra, e, the 'a"j.
James files, Esq., of a daughter.
On the 11th inst., at Startforth 11111, Yorkshi'
lady of Arthur Davies, F.sq., of a son.
On the 12th inst., Alilverton, Somersrt;hire.

Major Charles Collis, of a son.
Yesterday evening, in Cleveland-row, the lady of'
Nussey, Esq., of a son.

MARIED. ' lie'
On the 15th inst., at Kißngston-on 'Thames, by the 1 ,
Thomas Webster, Vicar of Oakington, Mr. Leonard 7grie%.
jun., of Fleet-street, and Thames Litton, Surrey, tf) '
Cooper, of Esher, in Surrey.
~ o.'
On the 17th inst., at illarylebone Church, by t0e,,,,,t,.
of Welbeck-street, 311:, t.
Charles Hughes Hallett, Henry Charles Moreton vire.
ibhleil'cof Afersham-hateh, 'l%—tx% lb
only eon of Henry Moreton Dyer, Esq., of Devotl;ty.
place-home, to Catherine Elizabeth, fourth (Laughter °A of
Bart.,lurch of St. Mary, g°4-aral'
lateD o:siaigi
trehrie..:
.Ll6K.a
tdn:la'
it
n.c.Khltal
italc,th
Finsbury, to Mid ''`e P
of
fn
which oemsion the Parc-riere
lirebCehinugr einhlloeebrm'e rlo)tefr 91(1 loCnvget-nll'idte°r ene't'
Church
thinking Christians, presented the usual protest ' rite,
body against the celebration of marriage by a relit'?
and .
anti in the name of the Trinity. tlli
On the 17th inst., at Fulham, by the Very "''''' eao
Dean of Carlisle, Wm. Goddard Jackson, Esq, eldestS
of Hugh Jackson, Esq., of Wishech, to Harriet, Yuu
daughter of Matthew Burchell, Esq., of Fulharn.____.--/

On theeh 12th inst., after a protracted illness,i
41
DIED.
year of
-8 age, William Haigh, Esq., of westfiel&b.,(lll
near Doncaster, a Magistrate for the county of Viclil
sad an Aiderman of the Corporation of Doneaste7. .1
Haigh beld the important office of principal ago:lt for t
Irish estates of Earl Fitzwilliarn for many years, di? 'd
of which he resigned ou account of ill health a short
before his decease. - .
_../
the-6

- -
On the 7th iast., at Whetstone, Henn- Lit9v
Esq., late Captain of the Ro,. al staff Corps, aged 02°.pi,
On the llth inst., of a consumption, Mr. Jo'
Rudd Tipple, of Holton, aged 26.
On the 14th inst., in 7.%Tetvgate-stfect, Mrs. Jane ,
gall, widow, aged 76.
On the 16th inst., in the .58(1 year of her aft',
the wife of Mr. Chants Sparlies, of HaYlev-strret.
On the 16th inst., in Kennington-lane, Capt. ,
Russell, of the Royal Navy, in the 65th yea, of hi.' agool
On the 16th instant, after a long and Lost pio' itt't
ness, in the 14th year of her age, Jate Anna, wife 0:
Rev. Robert Buyer, last surviving-daughter of the 1,2!,10
ueral Robert Donkin, and sister to Unit.. General
fane Donkin.
Par rrcP aAd Priatt3gi,Dila INstf.ralnTli9oo, at the s 7,1 Qi