The Sun.
London, England, 1829-01-12 00:00:00

18 25
19 2

124 3-1.
25 27
s.d. s.d.
134 50
46 50
23 26
•40 43
26 32
30 50
60 76
46 76
5670
6 0 '7 6

WAKEFIELD, Jan. 9. ' '

The supply of Wheat fresh up here to-day is short.
There has been a fair demand for good dry samples of Npw.
Foreign at last Friday's prices, but the middling sorts of
English New, and all descriptions of Old,' have met hezivy
sale, although prices are not lower. 'Oats are ♦ery dell,
and Jbll descriptions but tine heavy qualities are a trifle lower.,
The best samples of Barley meet heavy sale at rather Les
money, and there is no demand for any of the midd?ing and
light sorts at any tolerable price ; Foreign is offering pleh-
tifully, but little progress can be made in sales. The
quantity of Beaus offering much exceeds the demand, and
the sale is as dull as possible.
Wheat, Red, Not-Milt and Suffolk ns. to 775. fine 794.
Lincolnshire 69s. to 735. one 18a.
Yorkshire, &c. 72s. to 15s. tine 77,
-

'White ....- ......... .. 70e. to '7ss. fine kii:
- -
- Foreign, Old
Barley, Norfolk and Suitt)lk 'i3. to 38s. tine 41s.
--- Lincolnshire ... 3rys. to 40s. fine 41s.
---- Yorkshire Wold ........... .......... 3.55. to 38s. fine *Os. '
Beans, Tick 37s. to 401. fine 41s.
. - Small S. to 41s. fine 425.
Oats, Poland and Potato 22s. to 31s. fins 32a.
- Friesland and Small .-s. to 255. fine 29,5.
-- Mealing lid. to 16d. per Stone.
Shelling 33.5. to -s. -6. to 3,35. per Load.
Malt 43s. 465, fine 455. per Load.
Rapeseed ,O/. Os. 321. Os. R3l. 103. per Last.
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WAKEFIELD CATTLE MARKET.-Jan. 7.
The 'supply of Cattle this morning was very short its.'
deed: occasioned by the bad success of the late' markets in
the neighbourhood, and a considerable advance was Ob..
iained. Of Sheep the number was limited, and the befit
run,! 1 A itier eietPded that •••• lost ftir.- -Ilff, 63. to 73.
per stone of 141 b. ; Mutton, Sid. to ed. per.lb. prime
6d. per lb.

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SCOTCH MARKETS.
HADDING-1:0N CORN P 4 ARKET.--Jau. 9.

A small supply of Barley, which ilia,' partly account
for the rise; top 6d. and average about 2s. above last mar-
ket ;66 quarters in market, and all sold. A full market
of Oats ; sales dull; tpp price up ls.'; average down 10d.
293 quarters sold, and 42 unsold. Wheat has declined
ls. 4d. on the average; top price the same as la.st day.
Of Pease 21 quarters were sold ; average up 3d. E q Be,m3
85 quarters were Fold ; average down 8,1.
Wheat. Barley. Oats. Pease.
First '7Bs Od 39s Ed SOs Od 34s Od
Second '7% Os) 3Ss Od 24s Cd 513 s 03
Third
There were 359 yrs of Wheat in market, 95 whereo
37 Unsold.--2: Grey.
... Si. 12s. Id. 3.l2tha

Rearm.
36 Od
331 Od
:30s Od
were sold

Aveyag,

DALKI2,
There was a lati
day's market, wh
pricee than last wt

ITH Colt
7ge supply
rich sold
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of all kiwi
heavily, al

T.--Jan. 8.

ids of Grain at this.
Ind at rather lower

Wheat. Barley. Oats.
First Bls 0,1 40s Od 23a Od
Second 76s Od 38s Od 26s Od
Third 704 Od 35s Od 22a Od

Peitse. Sews.
368 Ckt 38 Ott
34s Oct

Od

CORNNVA El. MARKETS.

TRURO.—Wheat (average) 318.0 a. —Barley. I. We.
ficuToN—.Wheat, Wa. tid.—Barley, 14s. 81
Atintim.—Wheat, E9,t. to 31s.—Barley, 14a. to 15s.—Oats,
12s. ed. to 1 Is.

(av6.s.ge) Ds. o.l.—Barley, 14.—Oats, I le. 6(1.
Ls uric itsToN—Whea t faverage) 30s, (kl.—Barley, I 48. —Oats,
o..l.—Beet; 6d.—Mutton, sd.
Listiesso—Wheat, Vs:o —s. al.—.Barley, 15s. W.—Oats, Ns.
to Cs. (Id.

ST. Cocuraa,Wheat, 30s. to 34s.—Barley, ISs. to 144—Beef,
and Mutton, 5d to 51,1.—Veal and Lamb, Od to sd.
PENzANca—Wheat, 275. to 29s.—Barley, to Ms.—Oats,
Os. to I Is. Otl.—Beef and Mutton, sd. to (kL—Pork, 111‘1, to Od.—
Butter, 12d. per lb.

MINING INTELLIGENCE. Tons. Cwt
Quantity of Copper Ore Sold at. Redruth last Thursday 2,13'► 0
Average' Produce • 14 0
Quantity of fine Copper 176 5
Amount of Sale, 13,176/. 13s. 6d.—average Standard, 112!. 7i. Od.

The Earl of Macclesfield had an interview
with the Duke of Wellington on Saturday morning at the
freastivy. The Duke of Wellington afterwards left town
for his Majesty's Palace at Windsor, where his Grace had
an interview with the King, and afterwards returned to
town. The Duke, after his return (about seven o'clock),
had a long conference with Air. Secretary Pvel. A
Messenger was sent off with, despatches in the evening
from the Home Office, by, Mr. Secretary Peel, for Ireland.

On Wednesday night the remains of Lady
Willoughby lay in state at the New Inn, Market Deepiug,
(on their way to Grhnstborpe Castle,) attended by a nn-
►nerous cavalcade. The funeral, we understand, will take
place at 12 o'clock this day (Friday), at Swinstead, near
Grimathorpe.—Stamford ilforcury.

A case is mentioned in the Courant of 1752,
of two women, Helen Torrence and Jean Waldie, who
were condemned and'executed for taking away and murder-
ing •a boy between eight and nine years of. age, and,after-
wards selling his body to the Sur,eons 'for dissection. In
order to execute this atrocious design, they contrived to
decoy away the mother of the boy, by asking her to.drink a
pint of ale with them in a neighbouring house; and while
she was thus engaged, one of them stole away, and found
the boy looking over the window. She took him in her
arms and carried him to her own house, where, it is in-
ferred, that she hid murdered him, for she soon after went
and informed the surgeon apprentices that she had now
procured a subject, on which they came to ber house,
where they found the boy stretched lifeless on the
chest. The body was sold for' the sum of two shillings,
which they both declared was too little, as they had been.
at more expences about it than that sum ; on which they
received tennence additional for a dram, and the woman
who carried the body to the surgeons' rooms received au
additional sixpence.—Edenburgh Evening Courant.

BIRTH.
On the 9th inst. at Leyton, Esser, the lady of T—Sollp
juu. Esq. of a son.

MARRIED.

On the 10th inst. at St. Mary's, Islington, by the Rev.
Christopher JcatTreson, Anne, tlaughter of the late Mr. Re-
ginald Parker, of Doctors'-Commous, to Captain W. H.
Rowley, Hon. East India Company's Service.
On the Bth inst. at St. John's, Hackney, by the vene-
rable Archdeacon Watson, Samuel Savill kent, Esq. of
Clapton, to Mary Ann, eldest daughter of Thos. Windt's,
Esq. of Gothic-hall, Stamford-hill.
On the Bth inst. at St. Margaret's, hacking, by the
Rev. 0. Lodge, Mr. Wm. Austin, of Greenwich, to Miss
El;za Jane Cotton, of Friendly-place, Ilford, Essex.
On the 9th inst. at Newbury, Lieut. John Septitnua
Hoe, F.L. S., Surveyor-General of Western Australia,
youngest son of the Rev. James Rue, Re4;tor of Newbury,
Berks, to Matilda, younuest daughter of the late Henry
Leay Bennet, Esq. of Willasiton, Cheshire.
On the 30th ult. at Paria, Edward Gambier, Esq. to
Emily, daughter of the late Croshie Morgell, Esq. M.P.