The Sun.
London, England, 1842-11-16 00:00:00

3d for new, and at 48s for delivery up to the end of th
year ; fur spring months 48s 3d to 48s -6d is the value.
OALs.—There has been a brisk demand for Cod Oil
from the home trade at 341 10s to 341 15s, and it is diffi-
cult to make further purchases under 351 per tun t Other
kinds of common Fish Oils at rather lower rates ; pale
Seal at 421 to 42/ 103, yellow and straw 371 to 411, brown
351 103 to 361; Southern, good and fine 38110 s to 421105,
common and mid 361 to 381 per tun ; Sperm Oil
at 81/ to 821 for fine British, and 79/ to 801 for common.
Linseed Oil at 32s 9d to 33s per cwt. Rape, pale at 43s
to 43s 6d ; and brown 42s to 42s 6d. Palm at 28s 6d to
33s for ord to fine quality. Cocoa Nut 40s to 41s for
fine. Prices rule moderate for Olive Oil. Gallipoli 531
to 541; Spanish 501 to 511; and Barbary 491 to 491105
per tun.

COUNTRY CORN MARKETS.

Wheat.

Barley.

Oats.

Beans I Pea,.

a. to E.
26 26
-27 .29
:4 20
25 25
24 29
2-1 26
27 29
3
29 32
26 32
32 3.'r
17 8
30 31
18 38

a. tO S.
'JO 31
:0 24
11 21
`ss2l
22 31
16 91
2+l I 5

S. to I.
35 ii

F. to
38

36 40
25 27
43 44

33 36
33 36
- 33
31 42

1:0 28
22 34
25 31
20
:1,2
28 341

36 a 4
:9 36
36 46

.... .....

... ....

... ...

- 41

- SC

-- .....

s.d. s.d.
36 4.6
1.1. CORN
r Quarter)

5. d. s. (LI
3 6 40
bl A RliE]

5. d. 5. d.
00 00

IL d. Ld.
et, au

52.. 54... 565.
445. 48. s b3s.
445. 503. 584.
28s. 295. 308.
25i '..73.1.85.
17s. 208. 21s.
16s 18s. 20s,
Beans OOB 395. . 345.
Pease, Grey 'ifs, 37s 38s.
Blue and White 36. 385. 40s.
Linseed
Flour per sack
Rapeseed (per 10 quarters) -I. 26 . 34!.
NEWCASTLE CORN EXCHANGE
Red. White
Wheat, Northum: It land 4lB sls 5O 565.
.--- Norfolk and Suffolk ....... ..... 50, 54s t,2 . 58s.
---- Berwick and Scotch ...... ......... 40;. 4th...„ 4l . 503.
--- Foreign 42 M 5..... 46.. Us.
ltye, Norfolk and Suffolk .., 263 ' 85...... -...--41.
-- Foreign - 28; 4 ...4.
Barley, Malting, Norfolk and Suffhlk... 29.,. 303 .... f . mss.
- Grinding and Feeding ' 4;. f 6....... -r. .-..
Malt, Norfolk and Suffolk ,t's L4s. - --"
Beans, Small 00s. 343„.... -..: -s.
- Tick 3Ss. 40s .
Pease, White
---- Gray 2fs. 28s -a
Oats, Northumberland, Potatoe ... ..... 21s. 22; -5..--s.
•----- - Feed lB3. 21.
--Foreign 203 22s : -.4.,
Flour (per rack) 3Bs. 4'. --8. --s.
'tIADDINGFON CORN MARKET.
Wheat. . h.rlev. Oar.. Bea; s I -
',int 55; Od 31; 01 22; 64 'As Od
Secondi„ 46: Od 27. s;d l9 51 33; Od
Third... 306 61 23i 01 1 15s Od i 30; 0,1 I
Average. 2l. 8 2 t 3 12ths.
GLASGOW CORN MARKET.
Whoa', per 2401 h. P. It s. d. Oats, oer 3f4lb.
English 220 to 210 Iri.b
Scottian lB 0 23 0 British
Irish
Foreign
Barley, pot 3201 b. %calif h
English 9? 0 Mr Pease„Scottish ......
Scottish l9 0 Ll9O Oatmeal, per 1!.9111.
Irish
DALKEITH CORN MARKET.
Wheat. Barley. 1 Oat.. pei.e. t
First s6s Oa 31. 01 1 2s 41 noi Od i
Second 513 Od 26s I.ld i 18z 01 24s 01 1
Third
EDINBURGH MEAL MARKET.
Per Sack of 2iolbs. Per Stone of 111 b.
I
First Oatmeal .......£1 10 0 First Oatmeal..... so - .
Second Ditto. 1 7 0 Second ditto 0
1 t
Barieyit cal
Peasemeal ~1 4 0 Peasemeal ......... Ol 6
Pot Barley from 275. to 211 s. per sack.

n bond)....

Pd
2
10
' c
rt
2

Pea, c-
-34 06
32i 01,
—s ua

s. d.
)3 0 to lb 9
)3 6 16"

17 0
16 0
17 0
)3 0
36 0

vi
110
IS II
11
42

363 Cd
4504
sli vu

CORNWALL
(Ca:culated at 24 gal

MARKETS.
'lions to the bushel.)

Wheat. 1 Barley. ) t.'"u.
s. d. to r. d. s. d. to s. d. 's. il• tu ~ 0
Truro
....: 0
viela..ne
St. Austell ......
Bodunn 0 7 4 0 44 t .. 6 - 0
0
Listeard — 0 7 6 0 :; 6 . 0 0
Launceston - 0 8 8 -- 0
Camelford 6 6 7 4 3 v 3 4 2 6
Penzance G 8 7 8— 0 4 01— 0 a

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COLLIERS' STRIKE-AYRSHIRE'

TRIAL OF THE RIOTERS.

(From the Ayr Advertis; of Thursday)
This morning considerable excitement was obsery A
amongst the large body of turn-out colliers, assent ,
in front of the County Buildings, awaiting the tri!,,,17t.,
the parties implicated in the late disturbances at lv Pik •
lette, which the Yeomanry was called up last reb.
to suppress. The hour appointed by Mr. Sheriff-
stitute Eaton was ten o'clock, previous to which ;cry.
the gallery and area of the Court-house 'Ore the
much crowded, chiefly by the fellow-workme"ci and
panels, who, as the indictments were being rea ;right
the evidence adduced, showed by assent °I „peed.
murmur the deep interest they took in the Pr—_i
.
ings. They were, however, in no respect disord y
er
The first case called was that implicating Alexander
Tinsey, Wm. Jackson, and Elizabeth M'Clung'
Frew, who had beenin gaol 12 days, charged under tne,
Act of Geo. IV., c. 129, secs. 3d, 7th, and 11th, withhaving, on the night of the 28th October last, en-
tered` the house of James Caddis, Garden-street Cow'
tent, banksman in Mr. Gordon's employment, and
threatened him at the peril of his life to continue t°
work during the strike, or to allow his sons to do se,
otherwise that their lives would not be safe.
Tinsey and M'Clung, or Frew, pleaded not
and Jackson maintained that he was not even on the
spot. On the examination of the first witness his
alibi was clearly proven, he having been mistaken for
a man named Nelson or Melsom, and he was dis-
missed. Tinsey is a lad of about 18 years of age'
and M'Clung, a married woman with a child in bar
arms. Mr. Alexander M'Cubbin, writer, appea
for the other panel.
After" a lengthened trial Tinsey was sentenced ff
three months' imprisonment. M'Clung was liberated'
There were other three trials of the same kied•;
EdWard Neill and Robert Frew were sentenced to Sr
days' imprisonment ; and of the remaining panels tburo.
were acquitted from want of evidence, and six ft.°
an error in the indictment.

Lord Blayney continues seriously unwell at -
Blayney.
Miss BURNEY'S DIARY AND LETTERS, Wt..
The new volume of this work, which has just a,,,P;
peared, contains matters so entirely different frora
included in the preceding volumes, that it will exclto
a new interest towards the work, and carry it Its
quarters which it may not hitherto have reached.
P.
early pages conclude the " Court" portion a P.O,
Burney's Diary, with a record of the singularly ;he
teresting conversations which took place between
Diarist and every separate member of theißoyel
mily on the occasion of her parting with thew, ""of
once more entering the social and literary circles
the day. We have then some most important privittbe
conversations held in the House of Peers during
trial of Warren Hastings. But the most curious flies,
valuable, and, doubtless, the most entertaining . bes
ture of this volume, is that portion which lionis
personal traits, anecdotes, and conversations of
red
most distinguished of the haut noblesse who
in the early stages of the French Revolution, tiihis
were afterwards compelled to take refuge it' pl•
country. The most conspicuous of these were
leyrand, Madame de Stael, and Lally 'Due-tills
several most interesting letters of whom enrich
volume.

BIRTHS. • roon,
On the 13th of June, on board the East India ship -Ater•
in the Java Seas, the lady of Captain J. A. Cox, of a datjj3"road•
On the 11th inst., the lady of Mr. Joseph Fisch, °lf
street-buildings, of a son.
~..rQa''
On the 12th inst., Mr. Thomas Posey, of Rockingb."-
west, New Kent-road, of a daughter. „To, of
On the 14th inst., in Bloomsbury-place, Mrs. J. C. '
a daughter. got
On the 14th inst., at Kensington-square, the lady of of a
John Campbell, 41st Regiment Madras Native Infantrl,
daughter. the I sal
On the 11th inst., at Barrow House, near Keswick,

of W. H. Peters, Esq., of a son. , 3/0'
On the l2th inst., in Eaton-place, Belgrave-glu6r'
Hopkinson, of a son. .. ri :de '
On the 12th inst., in Albion-street, Hyde-park, 14051
rick Beale, of a daughter.
__.....----"..

MARRIED. e.toeP3'
On the 6th of August, at Annandale House. k•••P Dielv
Cape of Good Hope, Henry, eldest son of the RevcoPun irth
ersteth, A.M., Rector of Sapcote, Leicestershire, Jane' •,k,.
nii".
daughter of the late Thomas Boswell, Esq., of Hammerfi
terOn race.
the Bth inst., at St. Mary's Church, Thetford, N°rfgeit'l °ll
John Withers Gill, Esq., of Thetford, to Jane Cooper, Youp
daughter of 11. Munn, Esq., of the same place. shell,
On the 12th inst., at St. John's, Hampstead, Willi* ° _Jibe
Esq., surgeon, Hampstead, to Mary, youngest daughter w
late C. R. H. Bailey, Esq., of Swallowfield, Berk

rife of

DIED

J.
OWn.tcheoolp3etrh, inst.,
q. at Cranford, Harriet Angelicas w'
LsilurenOsessnoceixynt.L:aheEgisreseqdtlt2ao6gf.eSde3p9te.mber, at Sotiepore, Bengal, Bell" gull'
Ferris, Esq., fourth son of Mr. Thomas Ferris, of Dallingtcle
.._
shire,
On the 6th inst., at Belair House, near Plymouth, I) •17.--, - i
Lincolnshire,
John Thomas Wilson Bartholomew, Esq., of Berw—i4 '..
On the Bth inst., at St. Leonard's-on-Sea, the wife of (1..::
Johnstone, Esq , of Tavisteck-square.
On the 11th ins'., at Hackney, Susanna, the wife of ThoesSs'l
h Stan'• '
On the 12th inst., Jane Eliza, the wife of Mr. Josep
ley, of St. Ann's
-road, Brixton, aged 24.
On the 12th inst., at Turnham-green, Elizabeth Malls the
infant daughter of Mr. Tapenden.
On the 12th inst., at Gloucester, Charles Henry Treberoo
Esq., solicitor, of Leadenhall-street.
ed 88.
On the 12th inst., nt Ke,-, Mrs. Schnell, ag ale, Dan ......„,
.'
On the 13th inst., Elizabeth, relict of William H
of Homerton, aged 79. So
On the 13th insr., at Newington- green, Emily his,
third
daughter of Mr. James Jones, aged 14.
On the 19th inst., at Abbot's Ann, Hants, Catherine Mule'
daughter of Captain W. F. Martin, HAN.. aged 15. W.
On the 11th inst., at Mawby-place, South Lambeth, -
Es
Osborne, q., aged 79. he Ist.
On the I lth inst., at Southsea, Mrs. Cole, relict of t
John Cole, Esq., M.D., aged 53.

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