The Sun.
London, England, 1842-08-17 00:00:00

Oats. I Beans.

s. to s.
2tl 31
`0 24
14 '2l
2) 5
22 31
20 L 6
16 2!
26 49

s. to t.
85 41

Sfi 411
?5
43 -44

33 96
;.6 39

40 28

St 45

25 31
I 9 24
3f I 32
26 30

36 44
V 40
36 46

-

- 95

s.d. a d. I s.d. s. d.
36 411 I 31i 40
TERBUItY MARKET.
65e. to 705..,,,.,, 01d........... —a. to 764
---- red............. 60s. to &I s. —01 d............ —s. to a.
Barley, Malting ...—. Ms. to 341 ...... Grnding.. —a. to —a.
Oats . 21s. to 21.5...... Old —s. to --s.
Beans ••••••••••••••ft.W.00.1.01.1 314 to 405...... 01d............. —s. tit St
Pease ••••,....................wo 403. to —5...... Grey...—. 345. to —a.
NEWCASTLE CORN EXCHANGE
Red White
Wheat, North imberland 5ll P 2;...„.. CO,. 615."
Norfolk and Suffolk
--- Berwick and Scotch
Foreign 58.. C 2;....... 665. 688.
Rye, Norfolk and Suffolk
........... :Al; 82s —s —s
Foreign ....
!-.B' :,.'2; ...W. -a. —s.
Barley, Malting, Norfolk and Suffolk.. Ills. 300 —l. —s
. Grinding and Feeding ' 6; ...8,,,, -1, ....... 0
Malt, Norfolk and 5uir01k................. i 2; bre. ...... —..
Beans, Small
---- Tick 3Bs. 4"s , --s
Pease, White V.& 42s —,,. s.
Gray 30s. 32s —s --o.
Oats, Northumberland, rotatoe ....... 255. 26s —a. --s.
Feed 223.215.
—Foreign 20.. 22s
' —s - '
Flour (per sack) 4ss. 493 --s. —l.
HADIMNGFON CORN MARKET
1 Wheat. karley. Oats. tte,. s Pease.
67; Od 343 ed 28; 04 I 404 ed —Od
55. Od 30; (Id 24; Od Litt Ott ..--t Od
44s Od 26; Od 2ns 0.1 354 lid —a lid
Avrtage.....4 ... 15; 71. 3.l2ths.
GLASGOW CORN MARKET.
Wheat, per '2401b. a. d. I. d: Oats, per 2C4lb.
English
Scottish..„.,,.. 23 0 28 C British ...... ......
Irish...—.
Foreign .' 26 0 33 0 English
Barley, per 3201 b. Scottish ..... „ ... .
English 25 0 25 6 Pease, Scottish .....
Scottish.... 22 0 t 4 0 Oatmeal. per lain);
Irish ' 2l hi 21 6' Flour per 260 Pb

s.d. s.d.
70 S 6
CAN'

s. d. s. (1.
00 00

Wheat,

First
Second;,

s. d. s. d.
166 to ISO
17 0 19 0
2601b5.
180 190
16 6 17 d
19 0 9.9
14 0 19 0
42 0 500

DALKEITH CORN MARKET.
1
Wheat. Haney. Oats. Pease.' team.
First :2, On 24s Od 29 61 I :17, 01 vis Od,!
Second 594 Od is ad ,•43; 81 1.6. Od ' T.6s Od •
third

EDINBURGH MEAL MARKET. '
Per Sack of 2 ifilbs. Per Stone of 141 b.
First Oatmeal ........£2 • 0 0 First 0atmea1...... .L 0
Second Ditto. IH 0 Second ditto 0
Barleyineal
Peasemeal 1 8 0 Peasemeal...... ~.... 0
Pot Barley from SOS. to 48s. per sack.

IRISH MARI
DUBLIN MARKET NOTE fort:

KETS.
the Week ending ADO. &
From To Averaff•
347 Wheatiperbarralta stone.... 23 U 35 6 20
273 Here 16 stone.... 10 A 12 It it 2
0 Barley — 0 0 'U
2,517 Oats 14 stone.... 9 0 16 0 13 0
Flour, per cwt Natoue...... 0 0 0
1,973 Oatmeal 8 atone lO 3 14 6 13
Sold to Bakers only.
6,725 Cwt. .. .
Average price .if Wheat and our 55. Od per sack
Receipts of Flour, 14,16 F from 18s. Od to 241 Od
Gales of Do. 7,960 s'"sl 1/4_o,las
from 153. Ocl. to 18a .04
Tturcia ..... from Bs. Od. to 12• Od

FMCS OF BILIAD.
Quartern Loin Half Quintero .....4%d.
CORK MARKETS.—Aug. 13. • •
Wheat (per 205t.)151 al. tu 255. 6.l.lUats (per 14st. 75.04. Od
Barley (per 16st.) 8 0 12 0 iFlonr (per cwt r... 1,) 6 22 0
Oatmeal (perewt.)....." Od. tal6s. Od
Reef. 6d. to Ojd.-111uttno.5d. teBd Veal, 40 to 5d
Pork, 4d. to Ad.—Fresh Buttes, I Id. to —d perlb.
11.110 E OF BUTTE

To the Merchants. To the Country
First Quality. ..••„•••.„.» 75 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• C6s
Second op. 71 ••••••••••••••••• t2
Third ••...•..... ••••••••••••••••• 65 ••.r«......•.«.„.....» 56
Fourth 52 M.)
Fifth ........... 51 42
Sixth 42 • L 2
••••••••••••• two •••••••
CLON NELL 51 A RKETS.... Aug. 13
Per Cwt•
e. d. d. s. 41,:
99 0 u his 24
14 6 8ac0nrige...........44 C 46 °
52 9 °
Per BA&
40 011 lour,Ttrirda......— 0 28
38 01—Fanning...Hi 0 0
Per Barrel.
Rapeseed. ...... .......20 0 01 Barley
13 0 C.sale

I. d.
New Butter 9B oto
Outline I—. 0
Rendered Lard 0

Fleur,Second......-- 0
---Household..,.. Q

Is 0 is g

KILKENNY
Wlleatsperbarrel)2Bs.od.to 335.0 d.
Barley .....12 0 19 U
Uats 0 15 0
Flour I bag)...,25 0 09 0
Butter rewt.)... 0 0 99 0
Bacon Pigs .........45 0 46 0
Coals 1 0 1 2

IiAOKETS.
Blitgailly....., Os. Od. tc Os.
111. 0 5 0
Pork ti 4 0
0 0 °
kresh iiintar..... 0 0 1
Walt Ditto 0 0 0 1
Potatoos ;pet st.) U SI t)

ti 4 0 7

HAMBURG
Wheat, Marks 264 to 372,
Magdeburg 2143 to H34i
- Anhalt, white 276 to 396
red 246 to :4341
- to ;3721
-- Polish 3411 to ',bath

MARKETS.
4IN.
Barley, hteeklenbargh 224 to 150
.--- Magdeburgh 1.38 to 150
,---- Holstein 190 to 150
Oderbruck lB5 to 184
Oats. ,Fieettiiiitiriir.....lS6 iZ
,s--- wt.. • 156 to

Holstein
Rye, Mecklenburg .... 195 to 231 Pease, Mecklenburg
Marks l9) to 28 Beans 238 to WI
Elbing and Ko. Kook Wheat..„.„.„...„ Z 1 to 301
nigsburg ...... .. 180 to 195 Rapeseed, How 4ll tr. itM
Pomeranian lBO to 195 sfalt .... ....... ...... .. ... 150 t. 165
Anhalt
COTTON.
Carolina and Tennessee 714t0 9% Mars sham ...„.„....„..,6% tots%
t4eorgia. Ist scut 7% 7% Madras 4% 5%
ed........ ..... 64 6% Surat;._. 1% 4%
3d and 4th ... 4% 6 Domingo .... .. 4% 536
COFFEE.
Mitch% li to 13% Domingo O% t0:414
Batavia 4% 5% La Guavra 4 6111
Sumatra Porto Rico 4% 6%
Rio 0% 41 Ilavannah ll% Os
Bahia 2% 4%
SUO A R.—(With 8% Discount.)
Havannah, Whitt 5 4to 7% Bahia, White 5 to 5%
Brown. •i% 5% Brown 3% 44
Itio, White 5 7 Pernambuco, White ...4% ~,
Brown
Manilla. Brow'

n.44t04%

• •
THE NEW HISTORICAL ROMANCE, " MASANIELLO,
EDITED BY HORACE SMITH, ESQ.—This romance,
ushered in under the wing of Horace Smith, will de-
light all who are fond of spirit-stirring events. The
revolt at Naples, headed by the young fisherman, DM.
be likened to that of Rome, led by the more powerful.*
Cola di Rienzi. The conduct of Masaniello in this rd' ,
bellion is singularly illustrative of the change which vio-
lent excitement, and rapid ascents in power. will exer-
cise upon the human mind. Like many of the too ce-
lebrated persons of the French Revolution, his natural
disposition was gentle and humane, but when once he
held within his hand that power among the peoples
which is resistless, either for good or evil, then cum;
menced the workings of the evil passions, blending all
the former qualities of his heart. In the midst of ter-
rible scenes, in which he was so prominent an actor, the
author redeems his character by giving many scenes of
gentle love between him and his wife, which read will;
exquisite beauty. The whole romance is full or spirited
and well sustained action, which gives it. the tleepest in-
terest.— Weekly Chronicle.

The Chancellor of the Exchequer is expected in
town to-day from the Isle of Wight.
The retirement of Lord Hill is again spoken of at
the Clubs ; and the Duke of Wellington as his Lord-
ship's successor pro tem. It is further stated that Prince
Albert will eventually succeed to the office; and we maY
add, that this appointment would give general satisfac-
tion. It is also rumoured that the Gallant Marquis of
Anglesey will be appointed to the command at Malta, or
receive some other post.-IVaral and Military Gazette.
A frightful crime was committed a
,few days ago
in the' commune of Chanegy, near Troyes. A carpenter,
named Damoiseau, came to reside iu the township about
six months ago, bringing with him a young wife, seven'
teen years of age. She was as remarkable for her attrac-
tions as he was repulsive in manner. He treated her in,
but she was, nevertheless, much attached to him. Lust
week he called her into his workshop, and the moment
she entered struck herdown with a blow of a mallet. In
.a moment she was covered with blood, but this had no
effect on the savage husband, who, taking her up, placed
her in a corner, and then deprived her of life, by driving
a compass into her temples several times. The inhuman
wretch has been lodged in prison:—Galignani.
Smyrna letters of the 29th ult. state that the French
sailedteG ,
,R lookun,
es ttsh;
.dss2Feui,B:rotrahociAr,TuefilhoesaarxeGreaS.stn_loypdnri
squadron, under the orders of Admiral de la Susse,
eAaera.tilnild)tuhfiffae,
family
shootinge o
tqLuareetdesrsis on
moulzieliar o,d Lodge,
and
Earl of Hopetoun at Castleton, Sir F.
satfotaiimlinni %l'yae
tracßta
uuerl I.lr,
tr)tirle,:-I
Castle, the Duke of Cleveland and Sir Benjamin Hall at
f hiirnshields, Honourable Charles Cavendish and family
at Birk Hall, Earl of Aboyne and Lord Frederick Gor-
don at Aboyne. The Highland meeting will be held at
Castleton of Braemar as usual, aid will be brilliantly
supported.—Scotsman. Several correspondents inform
us that there is the best prospect of admirable sport on
the hills. Birds are in great abundance, and vigorous on.
the wing.—Monmouthshire Merlin.