The Sun.
London, England, 1828-07-16 00:00:00

SPRING'S DINNER AT THE CASTLE.

Torn Spring, who seconded the winner yesterday, will
givehis opening dinner on Thursday, at the Castle, Holborn.
AU the wit, talent, and harmony of the ring will be there
combined, and several new matches are expected to be
made. Spring has fought his way to the top of the tree
without 4 blemish on his character, and every man who
wishes to see at one view the they-leaders of national
sports, will give Torn a turn and take a ticket.

CLARE ELECTION.--The High Sheriff of
Clare, has, it would seem, made an informal return. It
will be sent back to that officer for the purpose of being
amended, and it will then be returned to the Speaker, with
the statement of the naked fact, that DA:ner. O'CA:norna.,
Esq. is elected a Knight of the Shire for the County of
Clare. Thee, then, the matter will rest, until the next
Session of Parliament, as Mr. O'CotaixtA, will not take his
seat for the present Session—and though the
against the return may be presented during the short re-
coneidera
mainder of this Session, it cannot be taken into
tion until the next. —Dublin Evening Post of Saturday.
'CLOCK.—
ASSOCIATION ROOMS, FOUR 0 -
isiehp
at r
ttiocu i
arly numerousi
f petitiont
three thousand
keep
The receipts of money at the Catholic Aviation
T retur
pace with the increasing interest of the aisle. . n
far this week will probably
pounds.—Dublin Evening Post of Saturday.
JULY 9.—A melancholy and
inamtisntcotin- try..—Arcenin9
Insolvent Debtors'' e
nt Act,
French Legislature, would pees. an .
,urred on the Shannon, near Kilrush, last
forelgtnewr:ualtd
Bboculogvneeryandconoivelan
sAimdivlaerrtitsoert.hat which exists
Safatatljulrdcasi:fyuEinitligtyrhC°t?ccwhen eleven persons returning in a sail
boat from tbe fair of Carrigeholt perished in the waves,
the bark having swamped when attempting to gain the
creek on a tack. The bodies of eleven victims were found
next, morning oh the slob at lorewater..--Dublin 'Evening
Post.

CRESTER.—Wheat, per islb. N. 9d. to 9s. Od. ; Barley, 3S qr
ss. Od. to ss. 3d-1 Oats, 191 b. N. 01. to 3s. 3d.
Natt'rwicx.--Wheat, per 751 b. Bs. '2d. to Ss. 6d. ; Barley, 33
qrts. ss. Ott. to ss. 3d. ; Oats, 501 b. '2s. Od. to 3s. Od.

GLASGOW MARKETS, JULY 12.

Since the 28th ult. there has been a very steady de-
mand for Raw SUGARS. The sales amount to 995 casks
Jamaicas, 465 Trinidads, and 59 Berbice and St. Vin-
cent's; and full prices have been realized, except for Low
Breams, which went at a trifling reduction.
British MotAssEs 21s. 6d. a 225. about 600 pun-
cheons of Trinidad Molasses have been sold at 245. Sd.
from the quay, and 21s. 6d. in the warehouse.
Three tierces and 310 bags Demerara Cot-FEE were soli
by auction; Triage, 265. 6d. a 30s. ; Ordinary and
Broken Mixed, 365. 6d. a 40s. 64. ; Ordinary, 48s. a 17e.
Good Ordinary, 518. 6d. a 575. 6d.
Nothing done i❑ PIMENTO or GINGER.
Fifty-six casks Carolina RICE sold at 1'75.

The transactions in Jamaica Rum have been very
limited ; small parcels were taken by the trade at 3s. 4d.
397 Egyptian,
671.. a
an tld.;
.b 75;
for 16 0. P. Nothing done in Lecwards, which are held
at 2e. a 2s. li. for Proofs and low- 0. P.'s.
extensive, amounting to 2423 packages,
The sales made in COTfON this weeikmthanvoe been veto
is prices can be quoted. The particulars are, 26 se,
Island, 14d. a 16d. ; 985 Bowed Georgia, bid. a 7d. ;
202 New Orleans, 614. a'7 d. ; 150 Alabama, 61d. ;
50 Maranham,
; the trifling sales made in
Demerara, 7,1 d. al5-91c1..;;
Surats, 40.
In Drios-000s there has been nothing done; Jamaica
pveortys,filast27,
Logwood is held at 61. a 6/. 65., and Jamaica Fustic 81.
at 30 a 303. 6d., Is. a an,
Pearls at 295• a 38s.
retail
Nothing done in Tosacco; prices remain without al-
teration.
y. C. T.ALLow is selli •
selling in small parcels at 40s. a
40s. 6d.
HwEer were, illilfo remainnt Montreal Pots,

In consequence of the unfavourable reports of the Green-
:awl Whale fishing, Whale Oil has adaneed to 221. ; at that
price several parcels have been sold. Pale Seal is held at 23/.,
and Cod at 21/. R. "21. per tun, old measure. The arrivals of
Grain has been on a moderate scale. The continuance of
fine weather has had an influence on the corn trade, which
has been very dull, and prices are barely supported.

COTTON WOOL.
LIST OF IMPORTS AND EXPORTS.