The Sun.
London, England, 1828-02-19 00:00:00

PRICEY OF

Per lb. d. to d.
to 561b, 19 21
to 661 b...., ?2 23
Dressing Hides 14 lti
Fine Coach Hides 16 IS
Crop Hides, 35 to 401 b. 14 15
Ditto 45 to 501 b. 15 17i
Ditto l7l 191

LEATIdEft.
Per lb. d. tad.
Tanned Horse Hides.., 144
Spanish Ditto 211 26
Per dozen.
Calf Skint,. 36 to 401 b. HO 43
Ditto to 71J1b. r 3
Ditto 70 to SOlb. Skti )/3
Small Seals, draenland 19 21_

RAW HIDES.
Per Stone. a, d. to s. d. Per Stone. a. 1.1 to'. d.
Best lieifera & Steera 3 0 3 6 Ordinary 2 0 2 4.
2 6 2 9 Market 7 0 each

SHEI4.I" SKINS.
4d. to 2.4. 10d. I Shearlings......._ ps. od. to
Polled 3s. Pd. to ss. Op,

MEETINGS OF CREDITORS.

COUNTRY DIA ItY..—Tituasnair, Fes. St.
Bradock, S., Manchester—Star, Manchester
Chambers, G., Blackburn—Hotel, Blackburn 6
Courtney, J., Bristol—Mr. Cossham, Bristol
Crook, W., Benacre—Bear, Melksham ll
Demaine, J., Preston—Albion, Manchester
Garforth, T.. Cleckheaton—Sessions-house, Wakefield__ 1/
Gunn, R., Norwich—Swan, Norwich fi
Jackson, G., Coventry—Shades, Worcester
Jackson, R., Coventry—Bell, Worcester 1
Soper, W., Buckfastley—Town Arms, Totness ll
Wright, S., Knutsford—Star, Manchester 0
Spring, T., GreatlGrimsby—Mr. Daubny, Great Grimsby Si
Willoughby, 'l'., Partney—George, Spihby 1

INSOLVENTS APPLYING TO BE DISCHARGED.
COUNTRY.--At the Courthouse, Oxford, Feteruary 50,
at Ten o'clock. • • -•
Cates, Robert, Bloxham, butcher -: •
Bishop, Thos., Northmoor, labourer
Butler, John, Swerford, gardener
Claridge, R., Chalford, tnealman ' 311,4.
Conway, John, Hockmorton, surgeon • t
Lovell, Thos., Oxford, hatter
Sotham, Joh, Birmingham, draper 11.1-*
Trotman, Charles, Henley.upon-Thames, nurseryman •

At Reading, February 22, At Ten.
Adams, John, Reading, broker, &c.
Bailey, Thomas, Wantage, parchment-InAer
Bowler, J., Sutton Courtney, publican
Fisher, R., Abingdon, sacking-manufacturer
Hall, Thos., New Windsor, builder
Hulley, Thomas, Reading, surveyor
Langford, Wm., Hungerford, corn-dealer r•
Pocock, John, Farringdon, baker
Thompson, Thos., Reading, tailor
Twine, Thomas, Long Whittenham, shopkeeper

MR. CANNING'S MONUMENT.

The Subscribers to the Erection of a Monument, in
honour to the Memory of Mr. Canning, had a meeting
yesterday at the Thatched House Tavern ; the Earl of HA IV
ROW BY in the chair. The ascertained amount of the
-subscription was 9,5001. ; but a larger sum, it is supposed,
has been subscribed, but not yet reported from the pro-
vincial districts.

Mr. G. Ktitotir, in moving that the report of the
Committee be received, pronounced a brilliant eulogy
upon Mr. Canning. He (Mr. K.) had been upon the Con-
tinent when the death of that lamented statesman occurred,
and he could speak from his personal observation that his
fame had extended all over the continent, unobscured by
those mists of prejudice and party which sometime*
darkened the bright renown of a great man moving in his
own sphere.—(Cheers.)—He considered that Mr. Can-
ning was the bold yet prudent advocate of a safe liberty,
and that his public services entitled him to the proud testi-
monial which the country was about to erect in honour of
his memory.
Lord WHARNCLIFFE considered Mr. Canning's fame
would be transmitted to posterity as glorious and as
honourable as that of any public man who had ever
served his country. On a future occasion he would be
ready to go into the discussion of Mr. Canning's claims
and merits to the gratitude of his country. At pre-
heCofrolt
smientttee,wthvoku.hldshcoounlfidnieueheimmposelwf teoredthteo prreoceposaivelpolafnas
sculptors, and to report the result of their inquiries to a
future meeting of the subscribers. This suggestion was
approved of, and adopted by the Meeting.
The Hon. AGAR. ELLts moved the names of the Com.
mittee, which consisted of the former Committee originally
appointed to receive subscriptions. The number was en-
larged to 36. Among the new names added to the Com-
mittee, we observed the names of Lord Wharncliffe, Lord
Seaford, Mr. Huskisson, Mr. Sturges Bourne, &c. &c.
The Earl of HARROWEY, on thanks being voted to the
Chairman, said that he was induced to take the Chair
at the request of the Committee, first, from his great per-
sonal respect to the memory of Mr. Canning ; and secondly,
from the circumstance of his having held the first
official place (President of the Council) in the Administra-
tion of which Mr. Canning was the head.
Letters from Mr. Chantrey and Mr. Westinacott were
read, suggesting estimates of the intended Monument, but
no resolution was passed respecting them.
Apologies were made for the absence of Mr. baring and
several other members, who were necessarily absent, in
consequence of their appointment Ta the Finance Commit-
tee. The meeting was numerously and respectably at-
tended. Among the subscribers present we noticed the
Duke of Devonshire, the Duke of Norfolk, the Marquis
of Sligo, Marquis of Clanricarde, Earl Morley, Lord Sea-
ford, Lord Wharncliffe, Hon. E. Petre, Hon. Agar Ellis,
the Knight of Kerry, and many distinguished Member*
of both Houses of Parliament.

SPORTING INTELLIGENCF,.

TATTEIISALL'S.-FEB. 14.

betting-room was well attended to-day, and some'
brisk
was the consequence; it was nearly all, Low-
ever, hceboertitfiinnged to the Derby and St. Leger. The three fa-
vourites varied considerably during the day, and at the
close the Merchant retreated to 10 to 1. Amy bas been
backed pretty freely
by a Yorkshireman, at 11! to 1, but it
did not seem to operate forcibly on Clue market, which
closed as fellows ...

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to 1 agst Lord Grosvenor's Naval-in
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10 to 1 agst Mr. Thornhill's Merchant
17 to 1 agst Mr. Pay
17 to 1 agst Sir J. Shelley's Amy colt •_ :`
18 to 1 agst Duke of Grafton's Druid
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