The Sun.
London, England, 1845-04-25 00:00:00

Per Sibs. to sink the offal.

s. d. s. d.
Inferior Beasts • • • • 2 6 2 10
Second quality ditto. 3 0 3 4
Prime large Oxen— 3 6 3 8
Prime Scots • • • • • • 3 10 4 0
Large coarse Calves 3 4 4 2
Prime small ditto 4 4 4 6
Suckling Calves, .18 0 30 0
Inferior Sheep • . • • 2 10 3 4

8. d. t •
Second quality ditto 3 6
A $
Coarse-woolled ditto 4 0 ; §
Southdown Wethers 4 4
Ditto out ofthe wool 3 10 6
Large Flogs ...... 3 0 7, 0
Small Porkers .... 3 8 ,; 0
Quarter old Pigs •. 16 0
Lambs ... 4 8 6

SUPPLY MARKET.
Beats. I Sheep. 1 Calves.
850 I 7,860 177

I PNSS.

N.MATGATE AND MEADENIIIII6I" and
The supplies of dead meat being large the general deco

ruled Ileay.:v, as follows:
At per stone, by the Carcase. _ e• d•
s. d. to s. d. i 6• d. w"' 0
A a ,
Beef, inferior.. ••. • 2 6 210 , Mutton, Interior •• 2 7, 3 •
- middling •• • 210 3 0(t
- prime large .• 3 0 3 2 prime ••• • 3 7, 3 6
- prime small • 3 4 3 6 4 Pork, large.. • • .... 2lu 4 0
Veal.•.• - small ••••• • • • 3 6

Lamb, 4s 8d to 6s

BOROUGH ao M9TiLI9CIGT.
On the whole the demand tor nearly all kinds of Hoesp•
somewhat improved, and the quotations are steadily ...
ported. The accounts from the plantations are favours
blen

COLONIALM.
SUGAR.—The market for West India has been tolerably
good this week, and about 2,000 hhds were sold uP t„°t4SO
night ; low to good yellow descriptions have been age : cot
to 49s ; tine 506 to 58s; and brown 39s to 415 Pe,weri
At auction 150 hhds l3arbadoes went, however, rather w,04 to
fine yellow 53s 6cl to 575; 12:3 hhds Trinidad realised "Ix
43s lid for mid yellow, and 164 hhds, 6 trcs, 800 brls St"
cia 47s to 48s for good yellow to 7°6*
-1
REFlNED.—Standarct Lumps have been firm at Oa 49cou.
EAST Imma.-15,388 bags Bengal nearly all sold at to
to 56s 6d for good and white, at 35s 6d to 56s 6d Orb:0 1°
fine yellow, and at 33s to 36s for brown ; 16,31 .0109
casks Mauritius realised 41s to 46s 6d for low to 111...1„br0wa1,•
47s to 53s for good, and 30s to 40s 6d for low to Pe7.soy as 01
The quotations were not so well supported est;thnut cec-
the early part of the week. 8,712 bags Manilla Ig,
tificatc were taken in at 22s 6d to 23s for mid Yelkfh.
FOREIGN.—Some Java sold at 45s to 47s 6d, and g
there has been a fair inquiry.
on has been dull again. T.rojeli
COFFEE.—British Plantati "„id tit
has been taken in at 40s to 80s, and some has been 5." kind
35s to 83s 6d per cwt. Ceylcn good ord pale native
has realised 44s to 455, and there has been a fair den,7,a
Manilla has been taken in at 358 to 375. Mysore has res 7;
36s 6d. Java has been sold at 30s 6cl to 40s 6d Per c
and Brazil at 26s to 3ls per cwt.
Run—There has not been much doing.
SPlCES.—Pimento has been sold at 3d to 3jid per lb. sodo°
bags Malabar Pepper went at 3d to 3Ad. 113 t°
CE.—Good id white Bengal has been sold at
ls 6d per cwt. being rather lower. article'
SALTPETRE. —There has been a slight decline in this,vg.
COTTON.—The demand is good and fair sales are ma to 566
Cocoa.—Trinidad has been in good request at 400
per cwt. o•b
TALLow-.—P.Y.C. is scarcely 38s per cwt. on the °P oo
TEA.—At the auctions this week 21,000 Paeknagc3„chont
been offered, and abcut 6,000 sold, 2,000 being 1:?:nd 1
Young livson, Imperial, and Gunpowder declined
and Pouchong Id to 2d.

EPSOM ItACt
(THIS DA 11.--BA' EXpRESS)

50 lye°
The Epsom Trial Stakes of 5 sovs. each, with • °
by Sir Gilbert Ifeathcote, Bart., for three YrB
and four, 9st. One mile.
ovhceler,
Mr. S. Scott's Flight colt, 3 vrs
Sir G. lieathcote's Gsvalior, 3 yrs ..................
Mr. Mack's Chalice colt ...................................
Three others ran.—Sweetmeat did not sh°ls'
Won by a length.

RESIGNATION OF THE 3AL-
-IAoVIS
OF BLANDFORD.
,
The following letter has been addressed by the fnar"uo
0e.064
constituents. The Duke of Marlborough, it is said, has ( 0
him to resign, for voting in favour of the Maynooth grant
0'
" ELECTORS OP WOODSTOCK. Tigt"
" At this important period of the sessicn, a crisis hat Ir
expected at the time when you returned me to Parliament' oe In
" Circumstances over which I have no control have placed (06
such a position that I am obliged to announce my intentiq'or you
do so with the most unfeigned regret) of vacating my 'tat.
Os
borough.
"In accepting the honour which you conferred ni:-icti°ol
very recently, I did so with feelings flattered by the ,c,:edb
that the responsible charge you committed into K 1 "" ss°lo.
given with the fullest trust that your confidence O.(
riot be misplaced. The quest,e7; which has jatellvee o
in the House of Commons respecting a grant to the Cal
Maynooth is one upon which I cordially and CO
agree with the Government that has introduced it, and, U „nidi gd;ci
circumstances, I should have given this Ineasure 6tvetisiet
port throughout all its stages, perfectly contented to have: (or Pic(
to you, when required, the fullest account of the ITO'''. tper
votes, and to have stood the chance, when called upon, too
vindicating my proceedings, or of reconciling any dieerSit'
opinions.
" But I feel myself called upon from private consideertt:lo
resign in o your hands the trust which you confided to rerrhe;
this termination of my political connexion with you as Yc-- of
sentative, I oke leave of you with a lively recolleenlthe
honour you conferred upon me, and with an assurance 't,ttertantui,
tintiance in all respects of the interest I have hitherto e to co,
for you. As a private individual I shall always endeavdcaty t°
tivate your esteem, which it will be my pride and
serve.-1 have the honour to be your faithful servant, cosp.'
BLAI4I)s.

;age PO
His Royal Highness the Duke of Catnbr.- EP-
joined the British and Foreign Institute as a member, and
an invitation to dine with the President and Council' 5 tf
Rooms, on Saturday, the 3d of May 0
A meeting of the Commissioners for the GeveriZerd,h9le.
Pentonville Prison was held at the Colonial-office )-t of dt
The Commissioners present were the Lord PresideritheP
Council, the Duke of Richmond, the Earl of Dev°ll,l-ssel,"
:°
of Chichester, Major Jebb, Mr. Crawford, and Air. AelP
Dispatches for the Governor of along-Kong were -
`I
yesterday evening from the Colonial-office. that
tt'
A letter from 13ourges, of the 21st, states - t
wife of Don Carlos continues in a very alarming state. ode%
SUSPENSION OF AtoIR. MONCKTON.—A corne
informs us that the Bishop of London has suspended tbf„- P
eseCe
Rev. Mr. Monckton from officiating as a clergyman for v--
twelve rnontlm
UNIVERSITY OF CAMBRIDGE.—THE
't 1 t'
QUESTION.-The heads of houses, in reply to the reeful'-ti°sa
has been addressed to them, calling upon them to correle
ing of the Senate for the purpose of petitioning against 10e!,i'ge
nooth grant, have stated, we understand, that it would "-raw/iP"
dient to comply with the wish of the requisitioniste.---‘
tbe
Advertiser. C
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ROYAL NAVAL ScltooL.—His 01•31. veit
Duke of Cambridge visited this institution at New cr°ss .ois lell-,
lie
and minutely inspected every part of the establishment", o'le, e,
Highness, who was accompanied by Admiral Sir
President, the Earl of Yarborough, Rear- Admiral Sir T. ; -
;e0 ;spil
Rear-Admiral Sir C. Malcolm, and the Council of tlet
expressed himself in terms of eulogy of all the arranget'og
especially remarked the healthy appearance of the 3'"
men. Eight of the senior scholars, viz., Messrs. Nvard'Wilii°
son, Gardiner, Walker, Morrice, Steel, Hallowes, 01.ios•
were introduced by the head.master. His Royal tbe
ined nearly an hour in the establishment, and on ilen ofof
!m
greeted:with enthusiastic cheerin. n the occ°,l-,:3051
Queen's visit to the Great Britain, the whole school, c'-';'soe
two hundred boys, was drawn up in front of the buildirii;e n'UP
graciously recognised by her Majesty, who subscribes' ,
cent sum of NM annually to the institution. , COe
THE CASE OF MR. 11' r
ARD.—Mr. Iv ci
'- n thebe brought on in a few days in the Court of Queen'' bus t'fbei
counsel, Mr. Fitzroy Kelly, will move for a niand3- tvl'Y
authorities at Oxford, calling upon them to show catfe
should not restore to him the degrees of )I.A. and
be has been recently deprived...4/20M Citurckto*'