The Sun.
London, England, 1828-08-25 00:00:00

DALKEITH CORN MARKET.7Aug. 21.

The supply of all kinds of Grain at this day's market
was moderate, which sold readily. Wheat, best 685.,
current 625., inferior 565. Barley, best 345.,. current
325., inferior 28s. ; Oats,
.best 31s. 6d., current 265.,
inferior 21s. Pease and Beans from 28s. to 365. per qr.
1 Wheat. Barley. Oats. ' Pease. Beans.
First...... 69s Od 34s Od 31s 36s Od 36s Od
Second... 62s (ki 32s Od 28s Od .3.25 Od . 32s Od
Third..... 56s Od 28s Od 24s Od - 284 Od 28s Od

CORNWALL. MARKETS.
Tnuao.—Wheat (average) 245. 10s.—Oats, 1 lc. 6d.
llELavoN—Wheat, 21s. 4d —Barley, 10s. Sd.
ST. AUS'TELL-Wheat, 205.. to 25s.—Barley, 10s. to lls.—Oats,
10s. to 13s. 0(1. _ _ _

BonmlN—Wheat (average) 235. 6cl.—Barley, Ils. 6d.—Oats, 10s,
LAUNCESTON—Wheat (average) 2 Is. Od.—Barley, 10s.6d.—Oats,
7s. o.l.—Beef, 6d.—Mutton, 6d.
LlsaEann—Wheat, 21s. to 235. Od.—Barley, Ils. (Id -Oats, as.
toss. 6d.

ST. CoLUMß—Wheat, 218. to 22s.—Barley• 9s. to 10s.—Beef,
and Mutton, 5d to 51d.—Veal and Lainb, Od to &l.
PEszann—Wheat, Zs. to 25s.—Barley, 12s. to lls.—Oats,
12s. to 13s. 04.—Beet and Mutton, s‘l. to 511—Pork, Od. to 4(.1.
Butter, Bid. per lb.

MINING INTELLIGENCE. Tons. Cwt.
Quantity of Copper Ore sold at Itedtutliliserhursday 2,E17 0
Average Produce ' '7 0
Quantity of One Copper 166 15
Amount of Sale. 12,268/. las. 6d.—Average Standard.:lo9/. 2s. Od.

We believe it is now finally arranged that the
royal occupancy of Windsor Castle will be deferred till the
23d of April next, when his MAJEsry will formally take
possession of that magnificent fabric—the only one worthy
of being a residence for the KING of ENGLANII.--On that
interesting occasion, there will be a grand installation of
Knights of the Garter in St. George's Hall, which is fit-
ting up in the most splendid style.—Berks Chronicle.

TIIE MOORS, Se.C.—We understand that the
Buxton, Hayfield, Glossop, and Lancashire moors have
been well attended by sportsmen, and that generally speak-
ing they have had excellent sport. On Kiader, from its
extreme height, we suppose, the birds were fine and nume-
rous, one gentleman from Ashton-under-Line alone killing
12 brace, while on Hayfield and Buxton they were less
plentiful; but this may be accounted for from the birds
taking wing, in consequence of the late• raius, to the drier,
better protected, and more elevated points for feeding. The
accounts state that more birds were bagged the first lay
than usual, and the price was much lower, aVOTagiag ss. to
7s. a brace.---Stockport .Advertiser,

THE HARVEST,--,The drenching penetrating
rain which fell last Thursday se'nnight not only stopped
all progress of harvest work, but caused another flood the
next day, which completely inundated.the marshes and IoW
lands ; the waters rose as high as they did in the middle of
last month, and did not subside till Monday last; so that
the after-math will now by hilt of little value., On the
preceding Monday 4lid.Tuesday afternoons there were some
jpwl claps of thtinder, and vivid flashes of lightning, with
bail and rain in many places, But the following day being
clear, considerable quantities of wheat and barley were car-
ried. ' We understand that the farmers will sustain more
loss in their wheat crops, from the rattling effecta of the
high winds on the 9th and 'loth inst, than even from the
wet weather. On Simday night last, however, the rain
cgs s decg.ded in snch torrents that little or no further
carrying of corn could with safety be effected until Wed-
nesday last, notwithstanding a favaarahle• change took
place on the preceding Z,lonilay, We have no, doubt much
corn was secured on that day (Wednesday), .and on the
following morning, till about noon, when it became cloudy, '
and a great deal of rain came down. St. Swithin's
of 40 days will not be ever until Sunday ncat.-21(difeM.
Chronicle,

imports
ounr:ti asnyg intobt eh,
erael period China,ieod un upon,la.eabit value,!
leti:0:1'
,
afrtocnil appearsin China,all i
fart tiailiii 'etdii total AMERICAN TRADE WITH CosisuietllisAnFlOerßiezTallit
SEASON ENDING Jo 1. v 30, 1827.—8 y a statement received
l United
i ca hn 1 utvi we
States,
believe
of
dollars were for teas,
stated, was 4,243,617 dollars, received by 26 veGgeN, of
which six were from New York, five from Philadelphia,
matting ; •1,556 ti
American vesselo(l-
- from Boston, two from Providence, one Marblehead,
one Baltimore, the remainder not stated. Of the 1,243,617
dolars, only 1,841,168 were in specie, and 400,000 in hills
of Exchange on Europe; beaver, otter, fox, and other
skins, 252,000 ; cotton and woollen goads, 895,000 ; lead,
iron, and copper, 283,000 ; quicksilver, 197,000 ; girt.
seng, 66,000. During the same period the exports from
o
The general
Europe,
,rl4::riooonso9pai
10:k!
folovgta.tol;le
aoluedeosssf. i1t,15: UnitediE:e:xs4:ip6ln,llBlSarl:tt
china-ware,
laedl(triaoe,
9rsl
dollars;
ao;o2nc
in:101e0
d
Sandwich Islasids, in four vessels, 112 , 715 .
opinion, that the China trade occasions a greet drain of
to h
specie from this country, does nut appear e well founded.
—Philudelpltio, Gazette.